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MANICURE.

MADAME PAYN, MANICURE AND CHIROPoD.
e s 18Th y ti 81 s.ya IA
Isl GOODS south 81 1sv York 800
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-DEsIRABIE LOTS IN ALL SEC
w tone Of The CITY, Those Wishing TO dispose of
their property vii and " ~ their sdyanf.ze 20
Ne d-serptaoa- WALTER A BROWN. 1893 Pa ave.
or21%&
WANTED-TQ Buy FROM OWNER, An Eli
w glbly lo-ated lot in the n about is 10 % by
shout 20 20 10 feet 70 alley corner without aley
from 81 90 o. IS, 600. and rood terms. fur-
nisn rsriirnisss 70 WILLIAMS BROS. oth and Z
-. n. oc2S8
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EoR RENT-BY S. cAYwooD. ass sTH ST. n.

400 stnw, mi. Tor. $50 so $40 NV room O. IT. T. 80
I3l2 Cap st NV 8. .30 % 50-1fhnw rs7SS g. 4 50
l523 Pa ave nw7r, - 505-7 OH NV. rs 3&4 2r
Cos at ne, 7r. -. 20 so $40 NV rm 10 Ir n 20
gi6 Fla NV, Or 80. 20 253 % bet NJ n IL
AUD " arren st NV, m, 6r;!O and LIST SITS sw, Ar
Cor Hickey'slane ne Or. 20 62I TruInbull Ar c. &
60l Lincoln ST NV - q lDrap alsw. 2d& F9c5 SO
ES Pomeroy NV. 5rc12 % and NV. LIST fir, Pr. c.
50 MS Scott avenw. gig % $40 NV, ia - Pr so
Rearl 710thnw6rc. 10 30 ga ST sw basenl,t lr q
CrCap&Cenav, IyyCy1r 12 4 { f st NV room l6 ir
Cap ST bet Galiaudet Rear 1909 10Th NV Dr. C.
Cen ave. Or; 10 30 kear :A7 Wilson NV Pr
Sumner 9th NV. .Ir c. 10 AIS Franklin st NV IN p
Cor Gal&Cor. IvyCy, 1r. 10 2526 II 81 NV Or C p I'd
Is Blagien's al NV 4rcq 30 2l09 c st NV Or IN
200S-20 Coli ernw. Arcs 30 80 O It NV lr e - IN
W side 18th st w, Arc s 2I:14 F st sw IT. Il so
FURNISHED HOUSES.
1886 Nd. n e., 9r..................... 100
STORES.
Cor 18th and Md p Cen cor Cap Ivy City
1876 ave nw.........1 10
STABLES
Rear $40 c st nw...-...2 Rear 1921 9th st nws
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EOR RENT-3309 PROSPECT AVE. NV. a
"a. 70 and p Patterson ST. ne. 2-story brick. &
oeSa-St BEDFORD W. WALKER l. SON. loo; \ 10
EoR RENT A CHOICE STONE AND BRI,sx
Il house in the Schneider block. 1117 o St NV a
stories, ~ rooms, baths. cellar. furnace; in good
order BY the year. $50
EoR RENT-9l3 RHODE ISLAND AVE. :BRICK
stories and cellar; 10 rooms with all modern i'm
Provements in good order, opposite government res
ervatton rent low at 500.
oc29-:3ts B. H. WARNER co
EOR RENT-25oo 9TH ST. N.w-NICE NEW ?.
Il story 5room brick house; nice neigh borhood and
convenient to cars rent 81 So keys at store cor
ner B. h. WARNER co. oc2o-3ts
CoR RENT
We have the following desirable houses to lease:
l82o.27-29 st.. nearly new bricks. brownstone
trimmings containing IL rooms. bath cellar and All
the improvements; hardwood finish. Rent sTo M
1OO1 10th st. nearly new brick, with rooms hath
cellar and all m heated by furnace. Rent asa 90
1D1I-1oS3 ct. brick. stories and cellar base.
E.ent Kitchen IL rooms and bath. a. MI, furnace
This prices named include water rent. For further
infer ass pss'n 'BBpi4z 4. e WARNER co.. GIG ranv
rs \ sr.s. .ml s4osss 4s.-. >. sss
ii g. Or. 49,. L. so75 N sw. sr. v.....H "a
409 18th e 6r.-....- 1922 Let ss. 4s.........s
232 Az. Or ....... 10lCor 18th and sG' a. IL
Ailsx fse. s g fIkHEkn ls 81 UHae. 81
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FOR RENT-STABLES

L'oR RENT-STABLE IS RFAR OF l7os 18TH
Il 81 n. ". room for two horses rent $40 per NO.
oc2a-B JNO. A BUTLER. Jr-. tsl r inv.
INoR RFNT-sTABLF-IN RFAR OF alallsTH
St n. W. a stalls loft for vehicles water;
slOper mo. GEO. y. hOkTHINGTON,
oc-S1w 02 ~. n.
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-A HOME SOUTHEAST, BRICK. 8 OR
w rooms. mod. imp. must be a bargain
attention paid state price and terms Address Lock
Boz 32o. City p. o. oc29-3t
WANTED HAVE MANY INQUIRIES FOR
w houses in all sections Of the city. If you wish
dispose Of you Will find TO your advantage TO
send me description thereof. WALTER A. BROWN.
1923 Pa. ave. oc2S-3t
NVANTED-TO PUROHAsE-1N THE NORTH
w west. an 1-room hc use; modern improvements
must deal directly with owner. Address P. o. Box
2i5. city. oc29 St.
WANTFD-I HAVE HOUSE WELL LOCATED
w northwest. worth IS. 500, and agood lot on New
Hampshire which will trade for better house
also sir-roo-n bay wi 1dow house northwest e3 500
which will trade for a larger house and pay some
cash and assume trust. p F. j.. star Office oc293t
WANTED-To BUY-HoUSE. Z TO 0 ROOMS,
w between 9TH and l4th SITS and north of L; state
lowest cash price. Address C. b. S.. 1890 l2th st
l. oc29-3t'
WANTED-FURNISHED HOUSE OF ABOUT
w twelve rooms by small family for six months ;
must be pleasantly located; modern improvements ;
sanitary plumbing and well and completely fur
nished Tenant will hnd bed and table linen table
cutlery and fne china. Rent about Sl50 month
Address SMALL FAMILY. Star Office. oc2S-3t'
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C01laSsf0NER. or DERDl ron EVERY STATE
ecx1 JOIN 8 6kALL lSSl IS = n.
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I'oR RENT-I622 18TH ST, NV. TEN ROOMS;
Il bath heated by furnace elegant location; price
500 ner month. X. S. DONALDSON.
oc.9-1f 105 10Th ST n W
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FOR RENT--FLATS

DOR RENT-A THOROUGHLY FURNISHED
Il nat of five rooms for unexpired term OF A
lease. Apply at Office THE PORTLAND. oc3l-3t'
EOR RENT-FLAT OF THREE OR FOUR UN-
i furnished rooms, third floor bath on same foor !.
also furnished hall room terms moderate. S24 18th
st. n. W. ltE
INOR RENT-H ST. n. Z. g ROOMS ANDBATH
all conveniences for houseke epng; best Of
neighbors south front; very cheap II taken at once
Apply 70 OWNEh, $40 llth st. NV. oc26-2ws
EOR RENT-A FLAT IN THE STORY BUILDING
to parties without children rooms and bat h
bay windows porch In rear steam heat elevator and
attehoance ~ 18th st. NV. ocl9-l2t'
LNOR RENT-FLAT-THREE LARGE PLEASANT
rooms the entire third floor of the arbury build
nR. .S34S NJ st. n. W. cable cars; S14 Is per
month r. A. PHILLIPS & son, l432 New York
ave. ocpl-1m
EfOR RENT-ON THOMAS CIRCLE OPPOSITE
the Portland"-The handsomsst housekeeping
each the nsT building cor Mass ave: and lith St.
filtered water throughout: 1antor in building Apply
to STIEGER LIEBERMANN, 1903 st. oc1- I'm
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L oRT MEYER HEIGHTS.
Have you boon there, Are you looking for safe in
yestment where values rsngt II will pay you to
fnspec; this subdivision It Is only mile from the
city and on the Washington and Arlington Electric
hallway. which Is
NOW IN OPERATION.
Eight minutes ride from terminus Of cable line in
GEORGETOWN.
Two hundred feet elevation. overlooking entire city
and Potomac
Money advanced to lot purchasers to build homes
No wilderness or imaginary mushroom town.
Nsture has 50 well endowed this property that all
VISITORS 10 1t become impressed with its bes uty In
manner more forcible than anything that might be
said IN print
Fort Meyer Heights is ideal year round prop
erty. II is everything that could be desired for
hoIne' Tor an investment and for
LEGITIMATE SPECULATION
People are beginning to realize that there il great
futre for real estate In the vicinity Of Fort Meyer and
Arlington. This section Is rapidly advancing
yeopment and is destined to be the site of the
beautiful villas and suburban homes in the country
what pretifer spot could you wish fort
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY BRIDGE
At Three Sisters" will be under construction At an
early date and the entire route OF the Washington
and Arlington Railway completed to 9Th street depot
Now is the time to invest. Call or>grits for maps
and terms
ROBINSON L LODGE.
Managers of Fort Meyer Heights.
90 and 95 Atlantic building.
oc1-1m 9es and $50 F. tn.w
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~ e: 81. ~ =. 9 ss. g e
2s Il ed issk icc2si TGoG = SxaoxHzS' 2
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over one seat in the ninth district, the
administration forces mustered strong
and surprised the other side and carried
the day temporarily for Mosely, or the
Office holders faction, by vote Of
twenty four to twenty. three.
In describing how it was done. one of
the members of the committee said
that couple of fellows sudde My
jumped over to the other side, ono
sneaked and the other was absent. A
motion was made to reconsider and
an adjournment was carried until $50,
when the motion to reconsider again
came up. 1t was passed over for the
time, and other cases taken up.
In speaking of the Alabama cases one
OF the committeeman, who had been
listening to argument all day, said they
we're terribly mixed up, and miserable
fight all around, which ought mover to
have come here at all
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ALMOST a RIOT.
Blaine and Harrison Men Haven Scrim-
mage in Hotel West.

Blaine and Harrison Men Havea Scrim-
mage in Hotel West
MINNEAroLIs, June -ISpeciall-
There was a small factional riot to-
night in Hotel West. The younger
members of the Blaine party announced
that they would parade through the
streets and the Harrison men got up a
counter demonstration. Finally both
parties marched through the principal
streets and both headed for the rotunda
OF the hotel. Here they mot and
marched around in circles to the tune
of dscordant yells aud rival shouts for
Blaine and Harrison.
AT the head of the Blaine column was
banner carried by an Indiana man
bearing the inscription: "If Blaine is
Nominated He will Carry Indiana by
10000" Another Blaine man carried a
similar banner bearing the still moro
irritating inscription: "If Harrison is
Nominated He will Lose Indiana by
10000"
These banners excited tho ire of the
fiery younger Harrison men of Indiana,
and sudden rush was ma de and before
the blaine people had an opportunity
to defend their colors the two banners
were pulled down and torn to pieces.
Instantly the Blaine people retaliated
by an onslaught of the Harrison forces
and their banner bearing tho portrait
of tho President and some Inscriptions
certifying to his political grandeur
were also pulled down and pulled to
pieces and stamped under foot. OF
course, all this provoked great deal
OF bad feeling and tor Il time it
seemed as as though there would be
a general fight.
There was great deal of scuiliing
and mon were jostled against the mar
bic walls and There were two or three
hstic encounters of short duration, but
the riot, which for Il time was feared by
all cooler heads, was happily aYerted.
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ALGER STILL A CANDIDATE.
His Leaders Decide to Remain Firm and
Loyal to Him.


Loyal to Him.
MINSEArOLIs, June SIS Special
The Alger leaders had another confer-
ence to-day and came out of it firm and
loyal for their candidate. Col. Ii. M.
Dutfeld, of Detroit, the leader of the
Alger forces. says that their candidate
has seventy-five votes assured; that he
will receive sixty on the first ballot and
has certainty OF fifteen more on the
second.
lie agrees with the Harrison people
that the Blaine policy is one of delay,
but says that the strength of the Mich
igan candidate, and the scattering votes
which Sherman, Mckinley, Rusk, Reid,
Allison and others are likely to receive,
will BIO sufficient to hold the balance of
power and thus prevent a nomination
on the first ballot. After that he en- ter
tains hopes that the Wolverine candi-
date will gain in popular favor.
Mckinley still continues to be ia
vorite among all the compromise candi-
dates whose names have been men
toned. He received Il flattering ovation
to-day on his ascending to the chairman.
ship of the convention. and his we'll
chosen speech to the convention created
much enthusiasm and evoked the good
will OF all tho delegates.
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MIR. IsIaine's Denial.

New YORK, June s.-[Speciall To
morrow's World will print this letter
from ex-Secretary Blaine:
'BosToN, June s, 1892.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE WORLD: Will
you please state in your columns that
1T is utterly false that l, or any one for
me, or in my name, ever paid or offered
to pay Mary Nevins Blaine, or any one
for her, one cent or any other sum for
any alleged letters that she holds. |
have never heard of the subject directly
or indirectly except in the newspapers.
Respectfully, JAMES G.. BLAINE"
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CLEVELAND THEIR CHoICE.
But the Texas Delegates Go to Chicago
Uninstructed.

But the Texas Delegates Go to Chicago
Uninstructed.
LAMPAsAS, Tex, JuneS.- Special l.
The Democratic State convention was
held here today. On the question of
instruction the following was presented
as substitute for the majority and mi
nority reports and amendments:
Resolved, That we recognize in Grover
Cleveland the model of American man
hood, patriotism and craftsmanship,
and we declare him to be the choice of
the Democracy of Texas for President
of the United States. Recognizing,
however, some questions of availability,
we intrust the matter in the hands of
cur delegation, unfettered by positive
instructions.
1t was adopted by a vote of 515}6 to
20G}1. The dolegates-at-iarge are: EX-
Governor j. w. Throckmorton, ex, Gov
ernor John Ireland, Seth Shepard and
Henry D. Mcdonald. The convention
adopted resolutions declaring that Cleve-
land ought to be nominated and that
free silver and other issues should not
be ignored.
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A SPLIT IN THE CONvENrIoN.
The Democrats of Alabama Have Lively
Time.

Time.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, June S.-ISpe-
ciall-The Democratic State Conyen-
ton was called to order a. 1880 by Chair
man Smith, of the State committee, who,
in short speech, predicted the over
throw of the men who seek to disrupt
the party. lie predicted an overwhelm-
ing victory in August and in Alabama's
vote in November for the Democratic
candidate for president. At this time
some one said cleveland" and q great
shout went up from all over the hall
Cast. 5. IL. Dent was selected for
temporary chairman. The demand of
the kolb men for seats for all the del
egates was rejected by the committee;
also their demand for reference of the
contest for governor to primary
election to be held June IS. The list
OF delegates, after the State committee
acted on the contest, stands Gov Jones,
4a0, and I<olb LAG. The latters forces
have adopted a resolution demanding
that the executive committee issue
tickets of admission as delegates to all
his followers who claimed to be dele
gates.
In number of counties they held
most OF their meetings after the Jones
men carried the convention and by this
means kolb figures out that he has Il
majority and demands. in spite of the
report of the executive committee, that
they be seated. The committee issued
tickets only to those whose names APP
pear on the roll as made out ty them
after patient hearing, for the past six
days, o; the contests.
The Kolb men threaten, If all their
demands are not granted, that they will
set up separate conveatiUn and nomi-
nate kolb. This result seems TO be in
evitable. The roll OF actual bona tide
kolb delegates is li6 men and the clear
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DELEGATES GO UNRESTRICTED.
The Maryland Democratic State COnven.
ton Held Yesterday.

The Maryland Democratic State COnyen-
tion Held Yesterday.
BALTIMORE, Juno Especial The
Maryland Democratic State convention
was in session to-day at Ford's Grand
Opera House. Carrollton Hotel was
crowded this morning with representa-
tive men of tho party in the State. U.
S. Senator German was on hand. The
general sentiment was not to instruct
the delegates to the national conven-
ton, but to charge them to pledge the
fealty of the party to the candidate NOM
mated at Chicago, whoever he may be.
The following have been elected as
delegates-at-large 30 Chicago: Arthur p.
German, Gov. Frank Brown, Charles j.
M. Gwynn, Barnes Compton, l.. Victor
Baughman, |. Freeman Rasin, John S.
Writ, George M. U pshur.
The platform reaffirms tho opinions
expressed in the resolutions of tho
national Democratic conventions held
in the years 1884 and 1855; Expresses
anew the qualification so universally
felt by our people at the patriotic and
able administration OF President Cleve
land, and pledges tho Democracy Of the
State to the cordial support of the NOM
inee for President and Vice President
of the United States to be made by the
national Democratic convention at
Chicago.
1t is DESTROYS, above all things, that
such candidates shall be nominated by
that convention who will command the
united and enthusiastic support of the
party in all sections of the Union and
reposing full confidence in the dele
gates whom it has selected it deems it
inexpedient to fetter them by instruc
tions as to the candidate for whom they
shall vote. suggesting only that, as at
the national convention Of 1855, they
shall act as a unit.
An attempt was made in tie commit
tee and in the convention to instruct
the delegates to Chicago to vote for
Cleveland for President, but it was not
successful.
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JACKSON, Miss, June S.-ISpeciall =
The Democratic State convention met
here to-day. Notwithstanding that the
delegates selected to the Chicago con-
vention go uninstructed, the convention
was clearly for Cleveland and the men
ton OF the ex-President's name at vari-
GUS times elected tremendous an.
plause. The following were elected as
delegates at-large: w. II. Sims, w. "
Sullivan, hurry +. Smith and l.. NJ.
Street.
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VIII Spend the Summer in Rhode Island.
Mrs. Thomas McVeigh, wife of the
popular cornet player of the Machine
Works band, accompanied by her young
SON, left yesterday for her home in
Westerly. r. l., where she will spe nd
the summer. Mrs. McVeigh will prob
ably be joined by her husband later in
the ;easOn.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

Al Washington
Washington. 90 3Ol5l C-i2
Louisville. ................... u u v u % u -
Washington. hit~. L: errors. u. Louisville,
hits, :; errors. : batteries: ki,lcn and Miiliem
Fitzgerald aud Gr.cn.
At Brooklyn
Brooklyn. Observation-Disclosures. coo % 3 - 70 l.
PIT .bnrg. iUOOuun3 t.
Brooklyn. hit-. Is: errors = Pittsbnre hit,
II; errors, Ba,teric': Foniz and DAILY, Bale
win and Mack.
Al BOSTON
Chicago. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o.! 0oUl / 8
Boston, hits, I; crror- :. Ch'clgo. Its -: or.
rors, l. Hattcri :: >tivetts ana Kelly; luhy,
Gnmbert and Schryver.
The Baltimore I. Louis, Philadc phia- Clcve
land and New ior ( Cincinnati games were post
poned on account q! rain.
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Maine Democrats for Cleveland.

BANGOR. Maine, June S.-[Speciall-
The Democratic State Convention to-
day nominated Chas. +. Johnson, Of
Waterville, for governor and elected
delegates to the Chicago convention.
The delegates are uninStructed but the
platform recommends the nomination
of Cleveland
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majority against him is 174. The Cleve-
land sentiment is overwhelmingly
strong.
Tho Kolb Alliance faction met at the
opera house at 2 o'clock this afternoon
and organized q separate and independ-
emit convention, and after two or three
hours of speaking unanim ously
nominated Kolb for governor, and ad-
journed until 10 o'clock tomorrow,
when they will put out full ticket. 1t
is probable that they will send dole
CATION to Chicago and put out an cleo
toral ticket.
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NOTICE. ALL TRAN
~ sient advertising must be
paid cash i'll advance, to save
cost of booking and collecting.
Advertisements in the one
cent-a-word column are one
cent for each Of the first two
insertions and half cent a
word for each subsequent in
sertion.
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Killed by HatlstOnes.

CANTON, Miss, June s.-[Speciall-
Nathan John, a farmer, was killed by
hailstones while ploughing in his field
here yesterday. The hailstones were
as large as teacups and remained on the
ground for an hour.
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Jesse James' SLAYER Killed.

DENVER, Colo, June S.-ISpeciai i
A special from Creole. Colo. says that
Bob Ford, the slayer of Jesse James,
was shot and killed by Deputy Sheriff
Kelly in Ford's dance hall thi, after
noon
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In the Hastings Court.

The Hastings Court was only in ses-
sion Yesterday forenoon, but large
number OF civil Cases were disposed of.
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WANTED-HELP.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HER
w and Typewriter. In making ao-
plication, state references, experience.
age, and amount of salary required.
ADDRESS GRAHAM, FURNACE COM
PANf' Graham, Tazewell county, Va.
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Observation-Disclosures

7 OFFER NOW THE STOCK OF
Il goods at No. Z Salem avenue $. q.
at auction. The auction will begin
Saturday, May 81 and continue until
the stock is sold. These goods are new
and iirst-class. Clothing, variety stock.
GOODS must be sold regardless of price.
M. ROSENBERG. 51s1 IN,
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DOR RENT.-AN ENTERPRISING
Il Fellow can rent large retail grocery
store on Holiday street S. O., where one
is much needed. AT S25 per month. See
hAkISOOk the renter, los Jefferson
street. 5ost
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EREDERlCK ]. AMwEG, G. e, NJ.
i Am. Soc. e. <. X Engr's Cub OF
Philadelphia;eneinecr, contractor and
builder, CJmmcrcil Bank Building,
Roanoke, Va. apr;2-tt
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no YOU WANT JOB PRINTING
- OF any Kind Ii you do
LOOKABILL'S PRINTING HOUSE,
at Nos. IN Jefferson street, and S
Salem avenue, IL the place to leave
your orders. First class work
promptly executed al moderate prices
and satisfaction guaranteed. Tclc-
phone No. lS5. 417ly
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DOR RENT-ONE LARGE -FOUR
Il story warehouse on Holiday
street, southeast, containing elevator
and other conveniences, with railroad
switch at door. SIS per month, an ex.
cellent bargain. See at once HART
SOOk, the renter, 10 Jefferson street
52S u.
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FOR E.-REMINGTON TYPE.
writer No 9; good as new; complete.
Prico and work on application. Address
Il. ii. RYAN, Allisonia, Va. 6i tol3
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GOETz' WEEKLY BuLLEr,N
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE.

| have bought out the Oak Hall Cloth
ing housc and will sacrifice the goods
At IS cents on the dollar. NJ. KOSEN-
DEKG, Proprietor, No. IL Salem ave-
h"c :. w. Slim
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IToR RENT-ONE FURNISHED
Il front room at 502 Salem avenue s. W.
Ga lw
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DR. cHAS. G. cANNADAY,
ROANOKE, Va.

,o oll,ce for ladies only at residence.
q Eightn avenue s. W. Hours: 12 to
As 90 Haiem avenue, from 9 to 10 a.
M; to p. m. Phone2 cas-. IS amo
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-SIN-ROOM NEW HOUSE
on John street, corner lot good bar
gain at $1,000, 500 cash, balance S25
per month, good title. Five. room house.
corner lot. TO feet front, Franklin street.
within three blocks First Baptist
Church, $4,000, $50 cash, balance ses
per month. Soc lIARTSOOK. the Sellar
los Jefferson street. 65tf
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-09

EOR RENT = OFFICE ROOMS
Il. Single or in suites) over Groves Il
Greene's mantel store, No. ~ Campbell
street. See GEO. c. MOOMAW, 1872
FIRST avenue s. w. 4 ) I'm
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-09
CASH, DOORS, BLINDS, CEMENT,
~ ETC.

We have large stock OF sash, doors,
blinds, cement, plaster hair, builders
material, etc, on hand. Prices low;
orders filled promptly. Try us with
an order. JOHN NJ. TINSLEY N
son. corner Fourth avenue and
Henry street, Bridgewatcr Carriage
Company's old stand. 3l3 emo