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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-04-15
THE NEWS EPITOMIZED.
Eastern and Middle States.

TEE Connecticut Supreme Court decided
that the claim of Austin Rrainard, Execu-
tive Secretary OF the Governor, against
Controller Staub for salary must be allowed.
FOREST fires ragged all over the Cape Cod
district in Massachusetts, for two days.
Much damage was done in the magnolia
woods, and several tracts of forest were
destroyed.
THE temperature in New York City on
April reached the highest point scored or
any April since tue records have been KEPT.
At P. NJ. it was eighty-three degrees in tie
shade.
MRS. MEHIrABEL DAYTON, OF East Fad
dam, Conn, died, aged 104 years and eleven
months. She is said to have been the oldest
person in Connecticut.
A BOAT containing pleasure party of six
persons was carried over dam near Cole
raine, Mass, on the Dearfield River, and five
OF the occupants were drowned.
MRS. MINNIE Emo aged thirty-two. was
shot dead at Lawrence, Mass, by her worth
less husband, Peter Emo, a Boston and Maine
brakeman. The murderer fed.
GOVERNOR ALBEIT, of New Jersey, has
refused to approve the bill legallzing the
Reading Railroad coal combine. He refused
to sign it because of its doubtful constl-
nationality and also because no assurance
that coal would not advance could be secured
from the allied railroads.
WHILE attempting to light his pipe at an
electric light, as he was told to do in a joke by
a fellow workman, a Hungarian at Johns
town, Penn, was instantly killed.
A TERRIFIC cyclone struck Clean, N. Y,
wrecking ten houses and a church. One
woman was killed and number OF people
seriously injured. There were sixteen peo-
pie in the church, which was lifted from its
foundation and carried twenty feet away.
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South and West.

An explosion occurred at the Sterling
Dynamite Works, at Bessemer, Ala, killing
six men. The explosion was IN the gas re-
servoir and its force was tremendous, nearly
every glass in the town of 5000 inhabitants
being broken.
In Moorehouse Parish La, James Baker
and E. P. Noteworthy quarreled over some
stolen GEESE. They fought and both men
were killed.
OHIO farmers who have commenced plow-
ing report finding myriads of grasshoppers
just below the surface, and all predict a
scourge.
The Grand Jury which has been investi-
eating the boodling in the City Coun Gil Of
Chicago, ILL.,, has made final report. Ac-
companying the report were true bills for
bribery against nine Aldermen. A member
Of the Board of Education was also indicted.
THREE train hands were killed in freight
wreck on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
near Ronceverte, w. Va.
SEVERE storms were again reported from
the West; washouts on the railroads inter-
rupted traffic in Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas,
Illinois, the Dakotas and West Virginia
DISPATCHES report a blizzard in the North
west. At Miller, South Dakota, rain, snow
and hail fell steadily for twenty-four hours
filling creeks to overlooking. At Crookston,
MINI, blizzard from the northwest blew
hard. Five inches of snow fell during the
night.
AT Compton, Ky Joseph NJ. Kendall was
nominated by the Democratic Congressional
Convention for election to succeed his
father, Representative j. W. Kendall, de-
ceased.
RAFTsMEN from the head of Tug Fork of
the Big Sandy River, Kentucky, have
brought the news that Captain" Hatfield,
a leader in the McCoy-Hatfeld feud, was
killed a few evenings ago in row over a
game of poker in his house among outlaws
who had solemnly vowed perpetual friend
ship.
THE Illinois State Building at the Worlds
Fair grounds, Chicago, was struck by a
small cyclone. The tower and half of the
memorial hall was wrecked. The loss is be-
tween $40, 900 and $50, OOO Two policemen
near by were nearly killed.
AT New Orleans, La, Frank Lyons shot
and killed poles officer named Hurley, who
was attempting to arrest him. Lyons re-
sisted arrest and was shot and killed.
Two masked men entered the Postof1ce at
Boise, Idaho, and at the point of a pistol
compelled Postmaster Leonard to hand over
$1,000 In cash. The robbers escaped.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-04-15
Washington.

PRESIDENT AMI MRS. HARRISON gave'a
reception at the White House in honor of
James Whitcomb Riley, the Hoosier poet,
whom they have known from boyhood.
CHALEs DANIEL DRAKE, late Chief Justice
of the United States Court of Claims. was
found dead in his bed at Washington. Judge
Drake was born at Cincinnati, Ohio, on April
II, 1911.
SPEAKER CRISP has made the following
appointments: Visitors to the Military
Academy-Messrs. Outhwaite of Ohio
Geissenhainer, of New Jersey, and Hull, OF
Iowa. Visitors to Naval Academy-Messrs
Herbert, Of Alabama; Compton, of Mary
land, and Wadsworth of New York.
THE House Committee on Commerce re-
ported resolution granting to the Com
pagnie Franchise du Telegraphe de Paris at
New York the right to land a cable on the
shores of South Carolina and Virginia, to be
thence laid to the Island of Cuba or San Do
mingo, or both.
TT THE Civil Service Commission has reuui.
sition for female physician for the Indian
service in Colorado, which cannot be i'm.
mediately filled, because there are no womer
physicians on the register of eligibles. The
salary is $1,000 year.
SENIOR MoNTT, the Chilean Minister. called
at the White House with Secretary Blaine
and took formal leave of the President. He
has been elected member of the Chilean
Chamber of Deputies and must return
home.
REPRESENTATIVE SPRINGER, of Illinois
reappeared in Congress after his long illness
He was greeted with cheers and bouquets
on all sides. His prepared speech on the
Free Wool bill was read before the House
by Mr.. Bryan of Nebraska.
HENRY B. JAMES, for many years Chief of
the Customs Division in the United States
Treasury, died few days ago. aged fifty
nine.
SENATOR MILLS, of Texas, was appointed
a member OF the Committee on Coast De
fences Mines and Mining. Patents and
Postofces. to fill vacancies created by the
retirement OF Mr.. Chiffon, his predecessor.
WHITELAW REID, United States Minister
to France, arrived in Washington. Mr.
Blaine accompanied him OF a visit to the
President, with whom he had a chat in re-
gard to his diplomatic work.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-04-15

FROM the frontiers of Germany and Aus
una against Russia a renewal of the report
is made that the epidemics of tyonus and
oiacHpox reigning in Russia are slowly but
!rreslstabiy spreading outward threatening
10 invade western Europe in full force in
spite OF the precautionary measures adopted
by both the German and Austrian Govern.
mentS
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THE MARKETS,

Late Wholesale Prices of Country
Produce Quoted I'm New York.
IA BEANS AND PEAS
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Foreign.

PRINCE BIsxARCK's birthday was oele>
brated throughout Germany; he is seventy
seven years old.
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ADMINISTRATIONS

WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF SOME Elk
w perfence. position in retail drug store with
pfb'f t. sisr Scsy learn the business ,s ss5S''
WANfEp-BY 4 REsPECTABf.E YOUNG WHITE
w girl, s,tusten .. chsnlbermsid snd waitress or
TO ssst With .rgwn children in private family. Oall
vVAETED-BY hrsPEOTABLR CoLORED
w woman. washing for family e do At homes can
gtys good r.feTgnse Adarss. Aos wlshinEton q
w store By young man OF years experisnqe; viii
rs e T~gS, ,s.s 2Sa ssser'nee Address Fhg5p Ex
WANrED-BY A RKsPEoTABLK CoL6REp
the y.sf month ADDE'S O. O. K, Star oiiic e
WANTED BY A WHITE BOY. Is YEARS OLD.
a:.f SSE Or STri e. 81 " 70
NTANTED-BY A REsPECTABLE WHITE oIRI.
w place % chamoermaid and waitress In private
fMsmt L.; WING to 20 to the country Address g l.
WANTED : EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants (refs private families, hotels restau
EN- s assfdsa ;fs Fl S.h !.
WANTED-AT HEADoUAkTERs-PosIT
w for cooks, chsmoe-maids waitress, laundresses,
cooSBs Co. fS st.
WASTED-8o TO DICKS AGENCY ron
w cooks. shaInberTnai4s. waitress, nurses. ladys
maid seanstress. buffers coachnen. footnen refer
encss from last employers. 613 7th ST. je26t'
WANTED SITUATIONS FOR COOKS DRIVERS,
s.es ladies, clerks (niale and female); northern
jea5-et' BURNHAMs. ITO ST. NV.
VANTED-BY A PRACTICAL FARMER A SIT
" uaton as manager; has had long experience in
osiry WOE also and glye best resersnCe. Address
MANAGER. care I. r.. BROOKS els 18th st. n. ".
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EHNE RIvER FRONT FARM FOR SALE Ar A
y sscrhce-l00 acres. with about half mile front
81 MAYS river MY acres hne arabic land balsnce
IN good wood splendid fish and oyster facilities new
CheaI; Owner going abroad ana must sell. Farm.
;essat pucKETr FORD. el7 ra.n.w.
EoR sALE,-A BEAuTIFUL LITTLE EIGHT
acre island in the st. Msry's river, with nice seven
room dwelling; fishing fruit and shade. Formerly
5ea9-2t DUCKETT FoaD. 6I7f st. NV.
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-4o ACRES WE'LL M
~ provei; good orchard; six-rocm house; splendid
spring; nice shade; half mile from station; price.
sfSsm. % 8. e HiNE. Vienna. r.irfa, county. VI.
EoR sALE-oR. EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
erty-A masnfhcent cottage at warrenton Va.
airy rooms. with wide verandas; large barn, hen
house and meat house. apple orchard and plenty small
fruit nit Price P sl.5oo. Apply DuGAN BTTLER.
EoR sALE-A FARM THAT is PARMA HOME
ton hcnrs ro1 %e rSm %aen
ton nne land Groom DWELLING pantry &c. stable.
eransry &C. 10 acre orchard vineyard. 3 acres. II
SSran 0e Gsi a; July a5a Ell irn + Is
Room 80. Loan and Trust building. ye24-7ts
TOE sALE--LoTs IN WESLEY HEIGHTS oPpo-
Il site american University from s4,5 10 $50: II
cash. Also three handsome cottages Just completaA
for sale or rent; oil mod imps. this is one Of the
# above city. For further informataon inquire Of
,.oa JOHN r wAeSaMAN.
E0R SALE OR EXCHANGES ACRES OF DE-
Il sirable land on Queens Chapel road Just ct the
miiss ro Brao ina1 one and
,.4-1m. sTS 4. ave. nv.
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMKNT OF THE INTERIoR. WISHING
~ ton, D. c.. June 20. 1872 proposals VIII
PM. THURSDAY. JULY TWENTY EiGHrH.
operstien. in the pension buidne, IN this city. one
hydrsqlic freight elevator suitable for pss~nrrrs
their own specification. and plans IN detail snd esf-
70 seretssy Of The inssesors iDdo,sd oe se
yelops Prgpossl for Elevator. Pension 6ui,dins. !"
depsstDsns JOHN W. NOBLE. Secretary.
p1orOsALs ROB FURNISHING vTTRTFTTD
inssca p June Is. lsg2 Isssisd groSesss siii .
. if pa TMnE s sL9 scI ,ss
ntssntns Soo; go more or les. vttrinsd Paving
aueys n the city 81 wsshtnxson- blank forms oil
prop9ses sna spsctncssiops. teeythsr Nth z neces-
Sp,y 6ds g9oq thsss forms will b consdered g. W
n,ssssoasrs Z; ". Ross. ". T. kossELl, ocn-
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1SoR SALE OR KESr-AN ATTRACTIVE villa
a n Rockville Heights. Rockville: sb1ndsnt SHADE
center q town; house ttcrcasb y built and srtoai
nnish.d Bargain. Address ONSkR. Rockville. Nd
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a SOLID INVESTMENT
"A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES
In
FORT MEYER HEIGHTS
On the W. and A. Electric railroad the
entire city Of Washington and the Potomac river
LOTS 50X100 AND LARGER
Electric r. r. win soon be in OPERATION which will
place residents Of the Heights within fifteen minutes
ride OF center o. the city. Been market quite
one year. Large number of lots sold handsous cot
tages being erected and streets GRADED.
Call or write for maps and nsrticuiars.
ROBINSON LODGE
je1-1m 90 andes. Atlantic BLDG. $50 ST. NV
EoR SALE OR EICHAN6E-TAKoMA PARK.
from station; house IL roo1as. Closets furnace and
six hreplaces and rates ele@ant wood mantes nearly
an acre OF ground; hne shade, oak. chestnut &c
fruit, running water. good WELL barn, chicken houss
and yard VIII sell at bargain exchange for city
properly. Call on address OWNER. Eess2 ST. a. w.
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HAxpruLs Or MONEY

HASpFULs Or MONEY
Are being won daily on the turf by those .fn the
know.r The Racing Private Information Agency
VIII forward four-page prospectus showing '.how it's
done" Average OF winners daily wires 3 In 3:
some DAYS better. Sent Judge Morrow and Pessara
for BrooAiyn Handicap. Motto: One horse only a
race No guesswork. Nothing good pothinr sent
For terms and prospectus address the MANAGER p
" Box 2.aOo. New York city je1s-s. tn. III, I'm
I'oR RENT PAINT MILL. IN FIRsT-CLAss
order also two large thrses,nry houses with
eeystors Water 81 Georgetown Address GEORGE
BILL. ~. S2sS NJ St NV ie242w.
RooKs AUDITED. OPENED. KEPT AND
Al closed. Ststemeat Of affairs prepared. Core
Accountant. COS st. NV je21Ins
II you HAVE BOND IN THE AMERICAN
Mutual AID Society of Washington that you want 70
with cash price. 70 CASH BOND. Star Office. je6-lm
FOR sALE-A SYNDICATE Is NOW BEING
Washington: on electric railway in 3 section OF eX.
81 5oper shares. $500 each streets Of adoin.
Ing sabdyison. graded up line lots in same sold 1t
,s, and soc Per square loot; this is bargain; call
erty We viii suodivids this tract ready for fail sea-
soE-
ROBINSON 4 LODGE,
.3and 20 ATLANTIC bldg. lmy31-1ml go stn-
y ANsAY Is EQUIPPED TO REPAIR OR MAKE
w..ny norSlos.cAl i9s'rumsnt at factory pricsa
watch main springs. 81.
TEN,
mhl4 I221 Est NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


os R ssn on Hs sSS,FsS sL
.scsiisa, v..sr sSssins ;v. fss @in5,.. nm
hnish.d Rarrsin4 Air. q SrSkR RScsSs'le NJ
,eao-ss'
/ AkELANp. PRINCE eroReh's CO.. ND.
coZY SUBURBAN HOMES
VIA and o. ,s sss n, Iss ,rS S, tn sisy
Ton El..t1,e me isopesea haryisnd md Wsshins,
ssSs ,,SSnsa,iSn. win CoTsse c,e.. sa Sr.
that contain about isooS sous-. a., % rSs'
Ssa . ssnSU .. S. se md sSs .ss
lyon want coy suburban home you can sc; &.
SS$ss. = o IS rssSifa
ION ses ss sa 2, 0 E. %SIsy
smens whish 4 ne eenter q park Of riessihs prs:
.. Less s:S at ma 81, S
Fer surt Der osrts@nlsrs rl,,. ~ ,,r,v - rnwrx
4. S e y IsSs SoiS,as.s Ss.s,sn .aa
I,oR sALE-AT ,IFN Tczo . r,xv ,or-,o
Fan Sa'e s,S e sSsi 81 TFaiTqsS s .oa
I,op sIyvp A. - sal oe,,S ssSS-
i the Aqueduct bIidse ana Fo-t Mysr a. Az
GEMS pev slg2re foe, Inquire immediately. JAMES
I,oP A. n,.,s,ls,,s,, ees''-S
franz sg,as rs.dS Tor gsegpaP! y spss 4I e
.eoiSn uiNis sooress b. u IsstIlSHroS.
EoE sALE-Lors AT woopsI DIV, oS - THy
Metropolitan branch % the 4. and o. r. r. eight
western sna the l = I ne rs,osd forns the
oEips into 'Se Eastern ssscS To h. s
Sonss sh hars . sssSy srOrns Fourteen
ss Hs, s', =; I; s, .soq. l .ss
goo feet aud sold essy terms Houses Suiis and
to g ifnrtIfri1isfi9S Apply
se3o-lm 4Se La. ave. NV.
ns.s s aToIe kS FED caTrasE AT MAsR
: II BIRD: Apgiy les! s: sSs -ry ,s Sssssip,
sai. Ysc5ss Groom house; ssoo, down. balance 70
= s' 0S sau. sSss s':s ;i ss
e. 60 III Of tie sSoyS %s;p %,is: 81
, ,sssa; -. ,-...,,. issI =, NV.
,eoaM In MY hIeE shaae az, ysd
,,op s.,1 ..,[ cps 49,, ", ,, :,
Il walk from charlton Heights station improved by
fI Je.s 8 $4,000 DAVID s p. sTf 81.
E'oR sALE-cARTIN's SPRINGS, vA-BEAUTT-
co, ,pi oo1'sEe modern Tern style contsnns rooms
cipa streets fruit trees One soH,hern exposure for
n a ,rsi only one square TON rsiirSsd
ye~o-'d l4O1 st. n. ".
ZINE LANGDON PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ior lOc Der square foot tract of f OF hich,
roLnng and well drained ground AUDITING on the
county road and the B. and .. R. Il. at Lansdon sta
ton Is offered to acceptable buyer. Smaller par-
ces IN the immediate vicinity and not pleasantly
situated are selling at oc and SOC. This Is excel
lent opportunity FOR Investment or occupancy. For
,urther particulars and terms apply to +. A NEW
MAN. 1910 Columbia 81. n.
NOR SAIF-A U.spsONfr NT|Iv STy p0o,1 ,,517r
r - - ~ i =. 4, NV SiA nOph W
o,ioc Pce 81 one AM s c ~sss q y e9rasr lot
49, L. n fndiLlfs q SON.
= e-.-itu lts>< New York ave
LcOR SAIE-BEAUTIFUL VILLA SITES PROM
to Smiles northwest of CITY and coo ~ 400 faet
In elevation Lots i 70 10 A. Price so5b 10 500 per
acre, depending on lo.at.on rasy tens ~
n A PVfIT rps 4 SoN
je21-lm is.s2 New Yort az.
" - -.
EOR SALE-A SPECULATION, OFFERED FOR
the nrst ttne-1o acres OF valuable land Adjoining
INSity and fronting on b. and o. railroad: Only
sL.so1 yer acre. bargain. cHAs. EARLY. so3 l4th
81 NV ,e21-6t
IN TaLo,n. p..t II Il, -, ~. BID not sh
Snpca i ssade 70 minutes walk from Tair2ad side
.e24-lw
waoS ao;,;p AcR R OF LAND NEAA BRIGHT
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BOARDING.

PLEASANT ROOMS. NTH GOOD TARI p
board terms moderate 4o5 ST. NV, opposite
tension once. ,eIf3fs
TIRE SOUTHERN. 511 18th ST., RESORT FOR
= Gghfssers; rooms With board 81 per day; % 10
~ per week newly redtted; elegant rooms; near VII
U1l-ly -s1-
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INSURANCE.

MUTUAL PRorECTIQN FIRE INSURANCE co.
icent JAMES Z. FITCH, Secretary. Issues poiicies
az low rates and each share n the
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

IcOR RENT-511 9Th ST NE;A NICE BAY
u window brick rooms and bath; all modern I'm
p,0.s'"'' '~' pEfi As sThhR YgY Hi1NLpEMAN.
js3QSt O08 y st NV
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-A SEVEN ROOM HOUSE ON CAPI
W tol Hill. with room for stable viii pay $500 down
~ balance monthly. Address CAPITOL HILL. Star
e1os je29-3'
WASTED-SEyERAL SMALL HOUSES FOR
w irnne1isfe purchasers. from owners n pc<Shie
BALDWIN co. 6l5 ST. n ;eso2t.
WANTED-AT OMEGA HOUSE BETWEEN
W Mass ave and I 81. and 18th and 18th sts a. "
pfee nns not exceed no 600 sale can be closed a.
oneS y suited WEBB ENGLISH,
}s<o~1 o15 z 50 NV
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ONE UNFURyIsHED OR FUR-
a. nisaed secOnd story room: rent not to exceed
vs. IN vicinity II c St and North Caoito, 81 ~ =
~ sth snf IS NV. Address az T. o. N. star
once. OF cal az Iii c ST ne. lts
WANTED-JULY Is. FOUR UTFURSISurD
" rooms or small house by adults north Of q 81
a. 0e@ StA and 18th SIS. Address x. y. s, Star
te30-3s'
WASIED = TWO UNFINISHED ROOMS.
w with bO<rd for adult Ia pr vate family near
~ = cars in NV ref. exchanged. Address BOX
l47. star ole. .s.so-Sfs
WANTED-FJRNIsHED AND UNFURNIsHED
rooms. AL parts of city cheapest and surssf plan
X 80 d. al = rooiners terms mOde-ats SHACK
L1fOhDrS AGENCY. AT 1lth Il. NV tee5-o.s
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANrEp-To BUY LOTS AT BOWIE. MD.
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FOR lighthouses.
NOE RENT

m as !. s, ore ar and f, a.s 81.
ing. with stable. .eSl- q
e9of Q st. br. IN 1. 81. 80. as
1881 y st. br. mi, 1drksta a
sSu ST. br, mi. lQr. IS. 50
300 N st. br. M I. Sr 81
&2S Pros av, br. m i,T. .
2O3 Pst.Sr. t1r. III. 30
Conduit I'd. next cor
Fo aSi14 ii e. cor ss s ssd'M
Or. fr.....-............16
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sIs = st. br. 4r....egyo
iNloEet. or. <r.-....12. 50
21l4 n 81. br, Ar. Il. 70
Isu5 18Th Of. G 5r. IL 90
Forall I'd. next cor
New Crt I'd, q. So. III
Flats loss " Market
Stage, 2 and ar. IS and 10
l4s1 37th 81. r., ar 10
sr rc,n St s.: Pr. 4r.........g
322 Grace av. Or. br. -. q
Q. Z; FIcKLINa
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FOR SALE-LOTS

I>OE SAIL
n Don't fail 70 se-ure one Of the nne buiding los.
N NorthweSt and tente- lckinEfou s7so IS saif
elrssay. Call Tor PlAt and yr,,.s.
y3o-a isls ~,
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EOR RENT-64O 10TH ST NE; NEW 2-STORY
4 bay-wtndow brick 8 rooms aud concre.ed cellar
bath. gas, bot and cold water a. alley
us per month
EAsTERDAY b HALpENAN,
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WANTED-ROARD


WANTED-BY LADY IN OFFICE, BOARD AND
room with folding bed in same location must DC
vith,n ten uinutes walk OF Treasury Department.
Address A. N. Y. star Office je29:ss
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EOR RENT-CoR 18TH s2e Cd st no. s2s
andUsts. lar. 10 $50. 50 447 4 st. 25 80
ZOOS St. Tor. new .45. 50 1850 wa'lach 7r " % so
1G5! Corooran. 81 30 21o Florida NV Tr 20
I54 Pierce II. Tor .-3 45 - Patterson ne Or IA 50
I3n Cap st IT.. 30 20 10 2a ST me- Is
134S Waiach IT.. 30. 81 SO Jackson alley, Ar - 10
FURNISHED.
13O3 Vermont ave, l0r So 2Io6 St, 10r $40
te27-6t RUST HUNGERFORD. ga I4th ST.
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Tor Saloon MONTHLY PAYMENTS IF De
Il sred-lo.s at kersinyton; 500 800; choice
corners and fine inside lots. b. T. WEIGH. IT., 600
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-10-20
some Crisis In Court.

District court convened Tuesday,
Hon. A, b. Thornell ON the bench. The
grand jury consistingb OF VIM. Lansing
foreman, l.. j. stanton, Jos. Ridpath,
John Polane and Jos Coonrod are hard
AZ work, but haven't said word up to
the hour of going To press.
Many defaults and continuances have
been taken, and the court is now hear
ing the case of Gipple vs.. Kunkle, in
volving the value of a grain measurer
No assignment has been made, but il
is expected that the case of Mildred
Allen for forgery will be tried, though
the Bloodgood case and the Law.JacobS
affair may go over tn another term.
Yesterday Nick Jorgensen was grant
cd divorce from his wife Anna on the
ground of adultery. Today Mary Sam
uel was relieved OF her husband Christ
Samuel, because of cruel treatment and
desertion Elizabeth lloltry has u pc
tition asking for release from VIM, NJ,
lloltry,
A license TO wed was issued to Myron
Voiles and Hattie Mccall, and others
reported elsewhere,
Hanna q Andrews and Ben Salinger
recovered 800 from Mary Hell for le.
gal services.
The rush of business has been in
naturali2ing new voters. The total Is
forty eight, thirtytwo of whom are
Danes, twelve Germans, two Swedes,
one Russian and one from Austria,
Following Ii the list.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-10-20
Wedding Bells.

Mr.. Robt. j. Il. Owen and Miss Fran,
ces l.. Story were married at the resi-.
dence OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. "A. j, story, In east leroy at y
o'clock last evening, Rev. Ed. Il. COus.
ms officiating, in the presence of u Sc,
lect party of the immediate friends of
the families. The groom is the eldest
son of Mr.. VIM. Owen and young
man Of splendid character and sturdy
integrity, In the person of the bride
he has won helpmeet who Is In every
way worthy. Indeed the marriage
unites two OF Audubon county's best
families. a fine collation. was served,
after which congratulations and "a
pleasant social season followed. The
young men OF the neighborhood joined
IN an impromtu serenade that was 80
full Of good will rs to add not u little
to the merriment Of the joyful occasion.
The REPUBLICAN joins with the many
friends In congratulations and best
wishes. Mr.. and Mrs. Owens were the
recipients of q nice lot of presents,
which we enumerate. From VIM.
Owens family, set gilt ware dishes,
glass cake stand, two lamps, china cups
and saucers, china mustaohe cup and
saucer clock, glass oil can, paper rack
salt and pepper stands, tooth pick
holders. VIM. Wilde and family, set
silver knives and forks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Owen, white linen table cloth
Wesley Switzer, silver cake stand. G..
b. Russell Il Son set silver ten spoons.
Fred MGkeeby, Red Cloud, Nebr, set
silver tea spoons. Everett Story and
wife, set glass ware. Dave and Ella
Moody pair lace curtains. Geo. Barlow
set fruit knives. The parents OF the
bride wisely reserved the right to make
selections later to avoid duplicates.