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Mohave County miner., 1892-08-06

#ahars County 8liner.
ANSON H. SMITH,
Esiter sss Manager.
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Entered q the PossonAce In Kingman = sec.
rusLIsSAS svssv SATURDAY ~
Iohiv County Miner Publishing Co.,
MAavEr MvSss. yssssssss.
kiNoAAN. AoHAvE Co. ARIZONA.
sUsscaIpTloN RATGs.
One Copy One Year ............ -. = %
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single Copies. f......s....s.. 10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
I'd. Thompson u over from the Park.
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Tom MulIiyan h In town on the sick
liss.
RsirsIhing shoxsr Of rain Wednesday
sitesnoon.
Dan Steele came in from White Hills
Thursday.
Jas. Bssett 10 rnsticssing In Kingman
THE week.
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John Quinn, Of the Needles. 10 stopping
IN KinYman.
NJ. w. Hsrdes is nov night operator
At Kingmsn.
Will Carleton returned from White
Hills Tuesday.
Malcolm McIsish took 6 run into Lor
Angeles the hrst Of the week.
SAm'l Crozier vas in ,own IRON Hack.
berry Monday and Tneadav.
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A. B. Brods has again assumed his
position a. agent at Hsrkhesry.
Geo. Bowers and party sre expected In
Kingmsn from San Franciaco tonight.
DR.. Dean vent mp 10 Peach Springs the
Arss OF the week on professional business.
W. d. Hartley has heen making some
improvements 10 his honss on Bssl
street.
Captain Hardy vent out 10 White
Hills YESTERDAY withs , load Of windlassss
and lum6es.
Fernando Orossco's big ore wagons
have besn st the blacksmith shop this
week undergoing repairs.
Fred Carpenter. one of the section
iorsmen at THE place, has resigned and
10 going 10 Williams In . lev days.
James Bissstt returned 10 town lev
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-06

Malcolm McIsish took run into Lo.
Angeles the first Of the week.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-06
Sheriff Lake came ~ from White HIils


Sheriff Lake cams ~ from White Hiils
Sunday.
Malcolm McIsish started ior the White
Hills to-day.
Jack O'Brisn spsnt several days In the
metropolis this ~e~h.
Ososzco Bros. big orc teams left for
HAckberry ihis afternoon.
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There vas spscisl meeting Of The /.
y. q. I. lodge Wednesday night.
h. Brown 10 In town from Weaver dis
ssicf after supplies for thst camp.
Master Mechanic BsbsCn Of Pescl.
Springs, paid Kinsman visit Tuesdsy.
w. A. Watkins and K. J. Grant, re-
turned from the Gold Bug mine Saturday
evening.
ID. X. Besbe's big team took ont load
Of machinery for the smelter II Chloride
Tuesday.
lt 10 rutnorcd that kichari Taggart
will soon bring water into town from
Bssl Springs.
Next week We will give liss Of pre-.
minms offered Tor ore displays at the Al
buauerque isir.
A gay parry VI pichicers contemplate an
excursion 10 tho Dean mine in yallapai
mountains to-sn0rrow.
NJ. and Mrs. NJ. w. Scott brought in
a load Of farm produce from their Big
Sandy ranch near Signal Wednesday.
Renbs Wright 10 in io~n from the
Minnesota mine. where he has been en-
gagged putting mp the mill for John Barry
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7. r. Gallagher, Robert Patterson and
oAher .,entlaunan caua In hv mi.
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LEGAL NOTICES

THG IF co n Il TIE
The Brishtxooa Railway Company q the pissr,c. Of
CoaIunba v; Henrietta E, GOWNS Jesse Y i Huyck
ana s1S HsE5y Finley trustees and James Richard
This is 70 F,Ss PGse. that the B,.eh.yooa Railway
day q S0ysm6er 1882 deDost with the eeri Q, TIL;
d Of ch Eel
ps &c to the Of the act Of CONGRESS made
f f's tat s
tie the
d,sttS C0wine ey yseSb Cole.zer and wife By deed
oo 4s ii the land ' reSords Of .ai de Bis:
sief ana 1 being described in said deed .s follows
yeyed to the said Jacob Colciazer in deed executed
nanhsr f. ss q ass
land records Of Washington county. District OF Co
fully described in the terms foowins .G to W.T.
n Ss ap S be "a the
and being in the county of Washington and District Of
iiH be.sssa
osusn and Daniel Co,cszer IS viii make up the
The said part being as follows:
=, beginning at stake on the Piney. Branch road
from stone at the northeas. corner Of the Cowiing
sssoSss north rs sys
ss. snd ssnGn south 50
the line between warner and cowiinS thsnce south 81
degrees. east 6s2 minutes . secondsto the Piney
~ minutes east. distance ofaa minutes Seconds to
more or less"
That said instrument of deposit for that purpose
and that the said land and premises. with the i'm
proyements thereon, which in the land records
OF the District Of Columbia owned by Henrietta
4. Cowling, and certain James ". Richardson ap-
pears to have an interest in lien thereon said in
strument OF appropriation contains prayer TO the
court appoint three apprase the damages
which the owners Of said land and premises may
tain by such appropriation thereof in fee by
said company and hat such proceedings may be had
as may be necessary for that purpose. -
And Whereas the marshal Of the District has retun
the said Henrietta f. Cowling and James w Richard
son not to be found: Now therefore, in .suance OF
an order OF the court heretofore passed. notice il
hereby given to the above named Henrietta f. Cow
ing and James W Richardson. their heirs or legal
representatives, If they either of them be dead TO
appear before this Court in General Tenn the 9th
day OF January 1881 at the opening Of the court on
that day. or soon thereafter counsel be
TO show cause II any they have, by such appraisers
shall not be appointed and such proceedings be bad
HENRY WISE GARRETT,
Attorney for the Brightwooi Railway Company
no. ~. tuSfr-6w of the District of Columbia.
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ALEXANDRIA.
WHY NOT RAMSAY STREET?

WHY NOT RAMSAY STREET?
brick building and lot at the corner OF Lee
| street and Fayette alley has just changed hand:
at $2,005, the Potomac Novelty Company
selling to S. H. Lunt. This was before the wal
the omnibus stable to Hugh Latham. the head
quarters of one of the lines of
omnibuses which preceded the railway
as the land route between Alexandria and Wash.
ington. The place is notable as being the first
lot Of Alexandria ever banked out into the river
the pioneer Of all the made land which now
constitutes the river front Of Alexandria
from Princess to Wolfe streets. The
river side was at Water street, and the river
shore on Water street and King street belonged
to Col VIM. Ramsay. In 1884 he began bank
ing out" into the river and made in time two
lots out Of the river bottom for each
Of his children they successfully
came OF age or were married. The
occupied by the Washington and Alexandria
ferry. Through the center Of his banked out
property Col. Ramsay ran 30-foot wide street.
known once as Market street and later as
Fayette alley, but which should be known as
Ramsay street.
ON THE LOOKOUT FOR wAsHISaroNIANs.
The Alexandria county grand jury last even
ing brought in seven indictments against deal
ers at Jackson City and elsewhere charged with
violating the liquor laws of the commonwealth
and Judge Chichester issued bench warrants
for their arrest. The names of the parties in
dicted are kept secret until arrests can be made,
but it is understood that among the parties in
dicted are several Washingtonians.
LAND SALES.
The recent land sales in Alex andria county
comprise the sales of two acres at $3.50, seven
acres at 81, 500 four acres at 81, 200 to strang-
ers, and l0s< acres at g GAG to John McCor-
mick OF Washington. Eighty-three and one
half acres in Fairfax county on the Midland
railroad hive been sold for $4,000.
ANNIVERSARY.
Tomorrow is the one hundred and seventh
anniversary of the establishment of the free
schools Of Alexandria.
THE GRAND JURY.
In the county court yesterday the grand
jury was sent out to consider some liquor license
cases. The gaming cases win be called tomor-
row. On the probate side Of the court this
afternoon, on the motion Of Mr.. TX. Clements,
an exemplifed copy Of the will of Adelins In
gersol from the surrogate Of Kings county.
N. Y, was ordered to be recorded
Mr.. John s. Beach. clerk Of the city court,
has gone to Richmond to VISIT his brother, Mr.
8. T. Beach, who is quite i'll there.
COUNTY coUBr.
The county court, Judge Chichester, contin-
ues its session at the court house ON Columbus
street on the probate side Of the court The
will OF BENZ. p. Lamason and Sarah veitch, Civ
ing their estates. were probated and the exempIi-
fed copy az the will of A n. Ingereoll from
the probate court Of Kings county. N. Y, was
ordered to be recorded. A. p. Grunwen, a.
foreman Of the grand jury, has presented ON
behalf Of the jury seven indictments, which. 1t
the request OF the court, are not pubhshed
until the arrests are made.
The court took up this morning the gaming
cases, which viii occupy the day.
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Chairman Harrtty Hears All Compisints and
Then Goes tn Philadelphia

Chairman Harrtty Hears All Complaints and
Then Goes tn Philadelphia.
Chairman Harrity. after listening 10 all who
desired to be heard yesterday upon the ques-
ton Of Mr.. James L. Norris action in counec-
ton with the appointment Of the inaugural
committee. left on the 40 train yesterday
afternoon for Philadelphia
Among those who conferred with Mr. Hsr-
rity yesterda, were Messrs. c. c. Glover.
Henry E. Davis, Thos p. Cook. secretary Of
the democratic central committee; II. O.
Claughton, c. c. Lancaster, George T. Dun
lop, George E. Hamilton. NJ. l. Weller, John II.
oberiy, DIR. Charles Alien and Vim. II. Mxnogus.
All were given = patient hearing. Mr.. HArrifys
principal inquiry being, IL In said, what h the
trouble, gentlemen? Are the committees fncorn-
petent and not representative"
About O'Clock Mr.. Hsrrity was driven 10
the Capitol by Mr.. James L. Norris, where .
short conference held with Senator Cor
man. After dining at Chamberlins With
Mr.. Norris and Mr. Smith al
Newark, n. J., Mr.. Hsrrity left foc
Philadelphia. As stated in yesterdays sTAs,
he said that he would probably reach decirion
in the matter today, and il 10 generally admit
ted that he will indorse and confirm The
committee appointed by Mr.. Norris Nh.
Harrity's decision will, IL Is understood, be ~.
ceived here tomorrow. II is believed that .
few names may be added TO the committees =
Mr.. Harritys suggestion, . course which. 10 y
said, Mr. Norris has at all times bean quite VIII
ing should be taken
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
~ DISTRICT OF Columbia Room No. 5, District build
Ing, Washington. December Q. 1902 accordance
with the Provisions Of the act OF Congress approved
April y 1892 the board of equalization and review
q az the real estate Il the District Of Columbia out
- session in Room 8. District building. from and
after this date up to and including the 3lst instant
between the hours Of 10 and ?. m for the pur-
poee OF considering written appeals In respect the
new assessment OF the real estate above described
The books containing the returns Of said
are open 70 public inspection and can be at
she once said board between the hours Of and 10
m and and m, To insure due con sideration ali
appeals should be fled the earliest possible date
The law requires that the equal cation and review
shsn be nnally mpeted on OF before December 81,
4SVs MATTHEW TRIMBLE. Chairman Board OF
6Quaizatlon d6-10t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
~ District Of Columbia, Washington, D. c.. No
yemeer 70 1892; Ordered. That paragraph 4, sec
non OF the building regulations Of the District Of
Solnnes Is hereby amended to read as follows: The
concre;e or stone masonry. Under all walls to be
built Of brick must be laid base of concrete not less
six inches thick and less than foot broader
than tns wall to be placed upon 1t. On defective
GROUND the dimensions shall be subject to the direction
p the inspector Of buildings. Of slate must
two courses above the surface Of the ground and
terrier walls must be plastered with strong cement
mortar from base TO slate not than tbree
eghths OF an inch thick and to slate the bricks
must be laid In cement mortar Where there Is no
cell or bssepent the walls base not be laid
terrace is removed the walls must be underpnned as
DOUGLASS, j. W. R0sS' W. T. RUSSELL. Conn NJ:
misstoners. District Of Columbia. n3O-6t
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AT THE RIVER FRONT,



Schooner William Oliver. JONES' sm,thsAeld no.
900 feet lumber. E. Z. Jackson Co. Schooner Fly
lng Scud. Morgan. james ryr. lis feet lumber, Z.
E. Jackson & Co. Schooner John Couuor, Mar :
tine. Smiths cid. Jos. 900 feet lumbsr, z Jackson
river. 40. 600 feet humber. Il. L. Bscoe. Schooner
Grace Watson Bell. Norfolk. ITO 900 feet lumber,
L. Biscoe. BarRes Nos. 20 and 21. Cumberland. 23O
tons coal, stephenson : Bro BARGE 81. l. camber-
Dove. Finny. St. &c rges Island. oysters Schooner
Stephenson, Eskridge Little river oysters. Schooner
Samuel wimsatt, Davis. Lower Machodoc. oysters.
Schooner A. P: Ey.ls. RUSSELL. Com. oysters.
Schooner Pomeroy, Wiling Coap. oysters Schooner
NJ ~ Ann B II. Carter. MscLodoc, oyst-rs Schooner
=. Il. Lambert. Davis, Great Wicomice- Schooner
Mary Brown, Russell, Vienna, canned goods. Souc
SAILED.
Schooner Rising Sun. spakes. Chicomuxen creek
Schooner Saliie. Jordon, Mattawoman creek
Schooner osceoia. Taylor. MAttawomsn creek. Anne
Mason. CLARK. Aqua creek Schooner Mary E
Denty. Blackburn. Glymont. Schooner Mount YER
non. Dictsnson. Aeuis creek. schooner William
Idlewtid, Rollins. Mschodoc. Schooner Grace Wat
son. Bell. Alexandria. 70 discharge Bsrges Is loi
and Msyfeld. Cumberland Barge MAloney,
Maloney. Quantico. ties Philadelphia
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THOSE oLD-TIME AUTHORS.
Who and what were they,
How did they live,
What their surroundings
Such fancies to give?
Such are the thoughts that
Will come when we squirt
At the magazine pieces
They'll presently print.
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"I'n have to raise the rent" said the land
lord.
"An right" said the tenant. ats more than
I can Dc"
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"Do you have chestnuts with your turkey7"
II should say So" replied the small boy.
"Paw always tries to be funny on holidays."
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

LcOR sALE-ISeI VICTOR SAFETY BICYCLE
= model "r 1889; handle bars and goose neck sad.
and carrier. 600. 647 East Cspito. ct d6-2ts
EOR sALE-oNE vIcfoR sArKTYi PERKRor
Il order; rood - new; $50 Ono Dart safotY for
lely oE esntlsnen. go Installmaats taksn. TIE
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Suit ON o Coustsb les BOND.

The United States to the use Of ". p. Harvey
4 Co. has, by Walter A. Johnston, filed suit
against Henry Yost to recover t90.55. The de-
PENDANT, with H. ID. and J. K. Pfeil, we're on the
bond Of H. ID. Pfeil Is constable, and plaintiffs
state they on August ! recovered Judgment
against one W. +. McAllister, on which execu-
ton was issued. but II. d. Pfeil instead Of en-
forcing execution accepted ten days note
which went to protest, McAllister In the mean
time having made an Assignment
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at is the active men we want in life; not the
dreamers."
Eyes," replied the man who lives in fat.
People who dream are likely to snore."
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-Four negro men were on trial in the Police
Court tins morning for larceny. Their names
were given - VIM. Mitchell, Vim. Wilson, Frank
Smith and Edward Henderson, Henry Feld-
man. the cIothier, appeared % the prose-
cutting witne.. Il appeared In proof
the sQDue, pretending they wanted 70
purchase an overcoat. While thsy we're sxam-
ming the coat Henderson entered the store WITH
. hve-dollar bin, which he wanted changed
Thu, - Was claimed. VS. done for the purpose
Of sttacting the attention Of ths dealer, vhils
Smith stood outside. An ovsrcoat disappeared
and TIE arrest Of ths men followed Uhsy were
givsa fcaf months snch IN I'll
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EoR sALE-2 INV PPEss-BRICK 3sTORY
and basemen, houses. within two nlocss q Dupont
term Apply CHARLES EAkLr
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Don't You think peoples lives are affected
by their surroundiRgs?" she said.
"Of course do" he answered. every once
in while you hear of a man who dies because
his room il full Of gas.''
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An OPPORTUNITY ron All VINO Arm cnsnrrarfy
SoLTSrD TO HELP rHE rooR AT cHRprNAs
TInr-rHn PLANS of rHk cLrs-wnAr IHs
cHfLpREN WILL no.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
BUILDING RESTRICTIONS
Nothing less than 81. 800 Houses.
Sidewalks, mscsdamized streets and al, improve.
mens q company's expense. We intend TO mako
FORT MyER HEIGHTS
One Of the most attractive and prettiest suburbs Of
the national capital It the natural adyanfares
is elevation Of 200 feet and only one mile from
and overlooking the entire city.
The W. ana A. Electric railway. now in operation
runs through center Of tie property and will soon Be-
completed 10 sixth street depot - -
We viii continue to offer during the month Of d.
center uDeral Inducements to parties desiring To
bai,d IN this property. VIII also advance noney sor
building purposes. $50
number Of cottages will be built this vintsr and
IMPROVEMENTS continue right along. - :
NO MUSHROOM TOWN.
But improving steadily ana destined to Be the ate
q tonie OF the nnest suburban residences around
Washington. II you looking for . safe md prc6f
over.
II you are looking for Place to build you can fnd
no pretier spot and no more liberal Inducements than
Look into the matter and have NJ show you Tie
ROBINSON LODGE.
Aanagsrs Of Fort Myer Hetrhts
Is and IS Atlantic building,
oi-Im $50 ~. n y.
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SHOOTING STARS.

SHOOTING STARS.
Miss McDonough: ''Phy did yez lave yer
last placer"
Miss McGoogan: "Oi cudn't shtand the Missus'
cookin'r'
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN.

-ho,-NEL w A4N IED a ~ LOAN.
T9J LOAN ON REAL rRo gEsdy i e99 sPfLT
80. Attorney.at-LAw.
ao-sa Az 1sh st. NV.
MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT AND PER
RAwSs member o. Ws.sin sTI sscs rxss.ar
los Pa ave ahe Arlington Fire Ins. Co. = ONCE al
S3O0sa.otoo5;.., ssoO......, IS ;;,S $1,000
To ss stP sa real s;is's Ssis nth
100000 e Shs OF ssAI fs 3
sna lS m ss S st as h s5 soush
f re MotsS - NASH: BALTIC: AND NoRrFsRN
og.' chrw co Tsi
MONEY TO LOAN on FURNITURE. PIANOS.
ssasu' rSas.s s. ~
MONEY ToLo on REAL ESTATE IN THE
% 02vSi. e S- .Ss s .,s'' sIS oS
tINk1Ns. 800 lesh 81. nv. - WV niSim
MONEY TO LOAN on ENpowMFNTs. LIFE
HfP's p HsSs also RTI
MONEY. coNFTDENTIGLLY LOANED UPON
Without sno1 srf fso
:r ssds Rdas.: Box fso
Star Office ssIa-Sms
MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND PER CENT on
s .,;:a s:sSs,sy
y. q. SMITH Sons.
oc26-tr 141s Fst. n.
MONEY TO LOAN AT AND 8 PER CENT. IN
AVA sums 70 SUM- on az aE1 SKI f..is McLrn,s
M'h s II KS SaSs ! Sc; sase 5 HEEtHD
REAL ESTATE II e THIS DISTRICT
R. o. HOFFMAN.
oc166 Cor. 10th and sts Nv.
M rent approved real estate security special.
T1sE TYTfR PEDT 1907
MONEY TO LOAN ON PROPERTY N CITY AT
W and g per centum per annun- HILL JOHN
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE OR FIRST
~hef Fs the security IL 5000; nprrx m, -,
70 LOAN ~ EESt hTIE At low
Successor to pANENHowER 4 Son. cor. 18th and
SITS. ar24
MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND Q PER CENT ON
40 ''''''D D''''''' '''' '' II Z x FSSkEn.
< AND 8 PER CENT-MoNEY TO LOAN IN ANY
to Dad s5DS.os. ts'faf1
EERY. s24 r ST.. Pacific building mhs-tr
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY SUMS DESIRED AT
situated within the District of Columbia delay be-
yond time Necessary for examination of title and prep
aration OF papers; commissions reasonable.
THOMAS j. FISHER CO..
ty15-n 1894 ST. W.
$4,000 40.
Egg Egg ~ sRRSE
no2o THOS. z. wAGaANAN.
M In sums to suit at lowest rates. on approved real
estate security. FITCH, FOX 4 BROWN,
taS 1906 g st. q. ".
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Perhaps it was the bearded lady who said "My
face il my fortune"
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LOk sALF-
Il 6rcoin brick. Sheridan ave- $500 cash.
Groom bri IN. l. So axine tubes. electric
monthly ........-....... 8. soc
12-room brick; IN. 800
Groom brick. 10 siey. 2. 2OC
n-9 ky BROS. co. 90 + q. n. ".
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IHOR SALE-S.w CORNER 18TH AND KENESAW
SITS Columbia Heights, level lot above grade
pleasant outlook all sides so cents per so. foot.
$3.50 DEEBLE, DAVIS Co.
d. 3t 1919 F st.
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FOR sALE..LoT 25klO0 ON 3D. ST. NE. NEAR
L Nd. ave. frame house rents Tor ell; 81. 25 per
foot. JONES DENT
1885, Ol3F at n w.
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E0R sALE-LOT e9le FEET FRONT AMI CON
- tanning only 3. 3S2 50: feet on kenesaw ave-. Mt
Pleasant, bet. 14th and 18th SITS. easy t rms
tSl4) DEEBLE, DAVIS CO.,
d3-3t 1919 At
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EoR SALOON NORTH SIDE OF r BET. n. a
II ave. and 18th st. NV. lot 23x01 to alley; price,
%: % per foot. JNO. A. BUTLER, Jr.,
d.N - N
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

| TIOR SALE-ONE ELEGANT SQUARE PIANO:
tion: My a165; $40 and 81 per month. HUGO
WORCH & CO., !25 eth st. Pianos for rent sIO-Gm
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E'oR sALE-THE COLUMBUS BUILDING. eli F;
in complete repair; ID rooms and two story brick
stab cheapest 0usfn'ss property on st.
n12-3n JOHN o. JOHNSON Owner GIT at.
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Tor SALE-LOT 45Xl40 ON PARK ST. NEAR
l. l4th st. water. gas and sewer available.
V2O DkEBLE, DAVIS CO..
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THE News is strictly sin it, and
don't you forget it,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-10
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Business houses at Larned, Kas.,
worth $685. were destroyed by fire
Miner fired upon the militia camp
at Coal Greek, Tenn, but We're routed.
Arizona and New Mexico are the only
territories likely to be admitted by this
congress.
Diamonds valued at $1,000 were stolen
from the room of ex-senator Bowen of
Colorado.
New York Typographical union is to
establish school to teach type-setting
by machines.
Hough, Ketcham & Co. s architectural
iron works, Indianapolis, suffered $780,
600 loss by fire.
Flora Moore, the actress has Left New
York for Europe, taking along promi-
nent New Yorker.
William Rehmann of Terre Haute
finally killed himself, after attempting
it once and repenting.
The wives of the Chinese minister and
the Corean charge d'affairs have devel-
oped into charming society women.
G. A. R. men of Carlyle, H., are
making war m Miss Nichols, a school
teacher, but the school board refuses to
remove her.