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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

South End Residents Are Asses . Postal
Agency.

Residents of the south end have pre-
sensed . petition 70 Postmaster Brigss.
containing 200 Nance, asking that .
stamp selling agency be estAbiished at
the corner of Hall aud South Division
streets, with w. A. swartz 4 Son -
agents. The poetmsster vii heartily
endorse the application and will for
ward the same 20 the postofiice depart
ment nj Washington. The department.
will undoubtedly establish the nGency
a. asked for, but the petition cannot
pass through the red iape machinery
before July 1. Later an Application
for postotfice at that point vii BE- de-
ms snded.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22
WANT THE SIDEWALKS.
Bicyclis,s Will Petition for that Privi-
legc.

The bicyclIsts held a mass meeting
last evening IN the q. r. u. Z. rooms IN
the Hartman block 10 take action on
the matter of sidewalk riding IN this
city. The subject was thoroughly dis
cusscd aud the Amendments offered In
the council by Emmer provid-
ing for bicycle riding on sidewalks on
ali streets no, paved wss UNANIMOUSLY
endorsed. A committee consisting of
A. n. Richmond, W. II. Folier, j.
wadell, II. W. Stebbins aud Homer
Klap was appointed to attend the meet
ing Of The council Monday evening IN
the interest of the measure. II tho
amendment "A passed the clubs will see
that 10 IL enforced.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22
Gold Find in indiana.

Couuspss, Ind. May 2i.--Gold has
been discovered ou the farm Of George
X. White. near Beanblossom. in salfi-
cent quantities To cause excitement
among tha farmers, who have for
wears believed that the soil OF Brown
county holds the metAlin paying quan.
tlliex-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22
DEATH OF A PIONEER.
Kent County Loses One Of Its oldese
Citizens

Kent county lost one OF its Oldest aud
most respected pioneers in the sudden
death OF Abraham J. Shear last Thur
day afternoon. Mr.. Shear was 20
years OLD and had lived IN this country
fifty years, coming here from Putnam.
Washington county, n. y, in 1892.
During all this time he has resideo IN
Paris township, and from nothing bs
made himself . a weli-to-do farmer.
For many years he had lived near
Bovine station, about seven mlles from
Grand Rspsds. and being . frequent
visitor TO the city for bali . century.
He leaves q wife and Eve children:
John Shear Of Paris, Nrs. Ring OF owa-
tona. Num-. Mrs. q. Rosencrans of
this city. Mira. Orson Bowen Of Para.
Fred Shear Of Cascade and Miss Jennie
Shear, who resided with her parcuts-
The funeral wall be held from the fam
lily residence at O'Clock this after
noon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

CIEvrLaxp, May 2l.-The Ohio
Grand lodge of Odd Fellows decided
Yesterday 10 establish an orphsn ssy-
lnm for the order IA this state, and q
committee VAS appointed 20 take
charge Of tiJe matter. The officers
elected last November were installed
aos the lndre sdfaurnea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22
KINGS DAUGHTERS SAIL
Eleven Young Ladies from Chicago and
ST. Paul to Distribute Funds in Russia.

ST. Paul to Distribute Funds in Russia.
isEw YORK. May 2l.-The steamship
Island. which sailed this morning for
Cnristiania, had aboard eleven young
women from Chicago and st. Louis,
who are members of the Kings
Daughters. Quite sum Of money
Was raised by the western churches
and the eleven young ladies were
elected to proceed to Russia aud dis
tribute the funds. A. E. johnson, gen.
eral agent VI the Tningvalla line, ar
ranged for the payment of their pas
sage money, which would amount to
about 5000. Miss George Lamb of
Chicago 10 the secretary of the band.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

Nelson, Matter A Co. ard smith .
Sanford have secured the eontssct fcf
furnishlne The Inne& Rsf,es ns~ srmors.
Tickets for the opening are on sale -
j. {. Herkner's. White a Xhit<'a
Smith A ssnford's. Housensn. Don
naliy A Jones' and bs Fred Holland.
The boss have received seufsneee thne
Governor Ninsns ana hit stsf viii ~
present ss the npeDine, Nay 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22
FELL UNDER THEIR FEET.
Mr.. Germans Marrow Escape From In
stsnf Death.

John German, an orgsniss In the en-
pioy Of IA. J. w. Campman. Yesterday
stepped over the dashboard Of HE car
rage for the purpose OF nnchecking
be horses nj the Cherry street trough.
lie slipped and fell 10 the paving under
meath the feet Of the borses. HE fau
frightened them AMI they ran awass
Mr.. German was picked ar consider.
ably bruised about the face and head.
Or. Gronef and called. ard found that
he had sustained no serious injuries.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

The Ladies Literary cloh nas dec'5e1
- start dime fund Tor the benefit Of
the Russsn sufferers. a comm,ttee
consisting Of ". :. Mccoy. Nrt X G.
Luce. Miss Frances pnrce. Nrs ]. 6.
wenham and Miss Cnneiss Preuoe
we're appointed 20 soiict ten-ceet CO
tribniions. Borss viii be Placed IN Al
the puhlle pisces.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22
Shot and Killed Her Lover.

STOCKTON, CAL, May 2l.-Ida Glenn
ents surrendered herself to the police
yesterday saying she had shot and
killed her lover. Frank Hostler, be-
cause he had threatened to leave her
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

Dss Mosszs, May 7i.--A report has
iust reached thr city that . Rock
isiand ustn sss held up ouslde Of the
city Anits- -fes we're piled scrcss the
track and an Effort made "a rob the
pas~engsrs. II is Impossible TO learn
paftcnlars
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22
JERRY is NO DUDE
The Sockless Statesman Re-
sents . Charge
THAT he IS A BICYCLE RlDeI
The Sundry Civil Dili 70 Contain . SOL
disss' Pension Grabbing clause--o,hsr
News From Washington.

wAsniSoroS, May 2i.-Ths sundry
C'vil bill dragged its weary length
along again today, ten pagcs being
covered. Almost the entire session was
occupied IN discussing an amendment
OF Fornsy (democrat) Of Alabama.
which Was adopted-96 to 93; providing
that oil pension money received by in
mates Of National Soldier homes in ex-
cess OF IS per month should be
deducted Tor maintaining the expenses
OF the homes. except where tho dis
abled soldiers have wife, dependent,
parent or q minor child: then the
excess should be sent to such depen-
dent by the managers.
After An hour had been consumed in
general skirmishing, an attempt was
made TO limit debate to two hours.
This was defeated and compromise
of one hour was made. During the
debate Mr.. Snodgrsss of Tennessee
took occasion to picture Mr.. Simpson
of Kansas as mounted on his bicycle,
faultlesslv attired in silk socks
Tlaughter]. 40 he sped on his way to the
Capitol to attend to his duties for the
small third party he represented. No
attention was paid TO tins sudden and
unexpected outburst at the moment,
but after an hour had ELAPSED, taking
advantage of the wide scope of the de-
bate, Mr.. Simpson arose and IN a calm
and dignitied manner said that he was
surprised at the language of the gen.
tleman from Tennessee. He did not
know what had called forth this. He
might be called the dude OF the house.
but he certainly was not the fool of
that body. He wished he could say as
much for Mr.. Snodgrass, but unfor.
tunately he could not. He deprecated
the constant tendency of these per.
sonal assaults. They BODIED no good to
anyone and simply wasted public
time. They were entirely out of place
and he hoped they would cease. TAP.
plause.l The amendment of Mr.. Tor.
ney (democrat) Of Alabama was agreed
to-96 to 90.
snodgrass Fires Back.
Mr.. Snodgrass (democrat) of Ten.
nessee then secured the floor a second
time, and said he was surprised at the
sensitive nature of the gentleman from
Kansas. He had supposed him to be
uhOtO NoisOuos sSAuE suCunbV0 VI ttic
third party. He (Snodgrassl had nc
excuse to offer for wearing q genteel
necktie and frock coat. He differed
with Mr.. Simpson in that respect. He
desired no vindication from the gentle
man from Kansas or from the alliance
party; no commentator at their hand!
was wanted; he was proud he was one
of them; he never went around in rag!
and without s0cke since the outburs,
from the gentleman from Kansas
He (Snodgrass) had heard two gentle
men discussing the question as to which
was the biggest fool. Mr.. Simpson o.
himself. Laughter.]
Mr.. Simpson then quickly retorted
"Give him FIVE minutes more and
will not have to bring in the two gen
tlemen to prove my assertion" TThi
ready rally elected loud applause al
| over the house.
After further general debate, with
out concluding the bill, the committe,
rose and the house adjourned until 1
O'Clock a. m. on Monday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-20

IL YOU WANT TO BUY PROPERTY FOR A
home or an Investment ia the city or suburb call
at once on GRACE NJ THOMAS 100 Corcoran build
and Metropolis View. sea6llm
Eok sALE-AT LAKELAND. MD-FoR o. 800
Il 20 cash ana SO per month, will buy q neu we'll
buit 1-ros house with porches. latrobe we'll ru m
&c stable for two horses and carriages on lot II
eet front and 1913 deep inclosed with picket fence
I'VE blocks from station. Also for 81 200 fsS cs.f
cellar latrobe well. Iump and outbuildings ON . 10
feet 'front.' and 200 Feet deep; inclos-d with pickle
YES IN S.n Sc OF erection rangns IN Price from 600
monthly payments from slo 70 eSi per month Lsks-
land is situated eight miles from Washington on the
Washington branch Of the b. and o. railroad also on
me line OF the proposed boulevard 70 baltimore. ID
mas oesntruI lake. stores, post once, schools.
, only % cents each way To see Rrcperty for fur
Owner, 1905 Columbia ST n W bet Oh ana lOth snl
o and sis.. from 20 10 a. m. or ,. m. s@i3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-20
Il oRT MEYER HEIGHTS.

Have YOU been theres Are You looking for safe IN
Nestment where values rising IL will pay
nsiec; this subdivision II only on. mile IRON AZ.
Railway, which Is
NOW IN OPERATION
Eight minutes ride from terminus OF cable line IN
GEORGETOWN. - -
Tro hundred feet elevation overlooking entire city
and Potomac.
Money advanced to lot purchaser. 20 build homs.-
70 Wilderness or imagtnary mushroom town.
nature has 80 Vel endowed this property that all
visitors 10 II become impressed with b~auty IN
tanner more iorcible than anything that might he
Fort Meyer Heights an ideal oil pror-
erty. II Is everything that could be desired for Q
holne' Tor an investment and for
LEGITIMATE SPECULATION.
People beginning 20 realize that there N a r,~.,
future for rea estate In the vicinity o Fort Meyer
Arlington. This section L. rapidly advancing In de-
velopment md II destined be the site Of the uos
leautiiul villas and suburban homes the country
What pref Ter SPOT could you wish fort
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY BRIDGE
Al Three Sisters" will be under cop.tructon AZ al
carry date and the entire route OF the washington
and Arlington Railway completed 9th street depot
Nov Is the time 10 invest Call write for maze
and terms. s~
ROBINSON LODGE.
Managers Of Fort Meyer Heisht.
% snde5 Atlantic budding.
oc1-1m eos and $50 Y It, nv
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WANTED-ROOMS.


NFANTED-TwO OR THREE WELLFCRNIsHED
W foOms IN second hOor. without board OF
18th St IN northwest Please state Trice with answer.
h-st references gwen Address SECOND FLOOR.
star UtHce. oc2O-3t'
lIASTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. A
w good r'uIl. with board, in northwest section.
address stating full particulars. Box 10. Star Office
NIASTED-BY TWO ADULTS. THREE OR
w four UNFINISHED rooms second or third foor
with prvaie family permanent suited. Address "
G.. sia- Office. oc2O-:n'
NIANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND DAUGHTER
w two furnished rooms and board In north west,
west If IAN - Private family ITeferred reference.
A l1ress Box 20. Star ofhce. oc10-Jt'
LIASTED-DY A YOUNG MAN A FURNISHED
w ROOM with board IN a Jewish family Send ad-
tr-s- sni state Price AZ once OTTO Star Office IT.
"ANTED- TO SHARE RENT OF OFFICE
w rooms. hrst or second door 10 be used for
graphic purposes. one large and one small two
urdium sE-l rooms references Address with de-
scrlption and terms NUTUALITY. star Office olS-3'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND UNFURSIsHED
w rooms al parts Of city cheapest and plan
O. ss-ri,re desirable roOmsrs Established 1851.
~HAtkLEfOhDS AGENCY. At 18th 81. NV.
sesBO-3w'
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

INgR SALE CHEAP..A PRODUCTIVE FARM OF
100 acre. In lower Maryland, within one mile u
r. iroAd. eiEht miles from the Potomac river ani
~ euty four from Nsshngton city Of the prett
ct Acss IN the state ami perfectly healthy good
on. !.hbUr- ABUNDANCE 81 game. Address NJ 1HONP-
SuN. White Plains. Nd oclS4t'
IruK sALE-NEAR ANNAPOLIS MD. 75lACKE
u farru price. 500. all cash situated on Round
10y had u severn river BayzAb,e short dis
talo. from railroad. IMPROVEMENTS: Log catiu
barn stable. a.. Abundance OF wood and water on
Irynnis--. hizh land considered healthy This Offer
Z N for ten days only Apply TO owner. T. L
hEEWER. Easement Ohio National Bank. city. ols3t'
LIME FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
.Oi ar-es IN high state of cultivation 12t arras
a. ErAS-. 40 in wheat and winter oats, 40
a-r-= IN timber well wAtsred. well fenced
and gaul young orchard. splendid barn and
other IMPROVEMENTS; situated one mile from sta
tiou. Oh tire " and ID. X X. 90 miles from WASH
i-tcn al dining Montpelier the old home Of Pres-
d. Maids n property unincunbsred. Will cell at
improved unimpruved
desired, viii include stock and implements fol-
l'vt torses and mules. milch cows. a number Of
unF yatie and hogs. reapers. mowers. Lew
HI,at dFill. new wagons and other Implements
"a. On Or address MM. NJ. YAGFR Co.
hel!osz bandins ~. n ". Washington, d. c.
I'ok sAIE-FARMs. IMPROVED AND UNIN-
II proved at and near stations on Metropolitan
branch. and IN al other 81 MONTGOMERY county,
se2s-lm COOKE D. ICCkErG. Rockville. Nd
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WANTED-HOUSES.

NTANTFD- TO PURCHASE HOUSE NORTH
w west about e.. 90; would like 20 trade part
Iayu.sLt LOT m Vermont St Address
BlH lO5. star ofac~ ocls-3t.
WASTED TO PURCHASE SINR-ROOM HOUSE
W IN northwest. west Of 18th ST.
About IS 500
o. 1881 Address p o. Box 621.
WANTED To PURCHASE HOUSE IN THE
w northwest for In yeetment.
Abou' 81, COO
ocls3t' Address. at once. R. s. d. star oface.
WANTED HAVE A HOUSE on ELEVENTH
w ~. 10. rear East CAPITOL. lot 461I 90, Improved
Pleasant Address
"elS3t' NJ. z. D.. Star Office.
WANTED-ABOUT THE lsT OF NOVEMBER
w hous- containing II or "a rooms between II and
l. And 10Th and 1879 SIS, n ". rent not TO exceed
sl.Ooo Der year. Address J. J., Star Office oclS3ts
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WANTED-HELP.

NANTED-WIDE-AWAKE WORKERS EVERY
w vher~ 20 sell ''SHKPP's PHOTOGRAPHS OF
IHI Woi.isD = the ETeatest book earth; costing
SlUOOJO cash OF iastaiimens BONANZA fer the holt
Gays ACCEPTS cpintnx money mammoth III ustrated cir
cillars aud terms free workers wild with Mr.
Ming plnry, Altoona, Pa, cleared 81 800 in SIX
weeks, hey jos. Waters. Nantucket. Mass. $50 in
u hours Miss l.. T. Brown Les Angeles Cal. S73frs:
cay sgnircent OFT at only ell Goods credit Ad-
GEess Oioh- Bbi- Pub Co. - Chestnut st. Philu
"a. or sos Dearb5rn ST. ChcaEo, III oc1O-lOt
NIASTED- FIRST CLASS GIRLS WITH REFER
w ences, cooks, nurses. chan hermntds. waters.
ssarnstTessss and general work. Mrs PIERCE'S EN-
rLOA MINI AGLNCf. 6io llth St oc4-3m
WANTED - DUNDOBF's EMPLOYMENT Blu
w reau. conducted by lsdies-msn and women, white
snd coored for all kinds o. domestic labor city states
aud springs with references 700 L ST. W. se3e-lm
WANTED THREE OR FOUR GOOD CANVASS
w ets 10 SOLICIT orders for sdvertising calendars;
mus bring good references H. l. MCQUEEN, l1Os-
lll6 r 81. 4 ocl5-6t
NNANTED-THE NAMFs AND ADDRESSES OF
work. ne give exclusive territory We guarantee
good workers $50 q week furnish ONCE. furni-
tu7e, delivery team and newspaper sdvertsingi our
article I. monopoly will save % PER cent of the
c,ai bills Of everybody; full particulars BY mail
autographs pamphlets. etc. free upon receipt Of
,, stage. Address EOALSPAR CO. 81 Oliver ct Dos
ton. Mas se6eo2m
WANTFD- sTESoGRAPHERs AND REMING-
W ton typewriter operators directed TO positions:
FMPLOYFRS provided competent stenozraphers and
Pennington operators no charge for services; WICK
OH. sEAMhNS h BENEDICT. Remington Type
writer othce. 18th and sta NV. ss2e-d
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STORAGE.

SEPARATE. CLEAN. LIGHT, DRY AND AIRY
: storage apartments az LATIMER sLOAN's
l4ul - n " most convenient cation in the city
oc132w
THE sAYErY STORAGE AND VAN COMPANY
warehouses Noe 10 and u Z st. n stores Of
honsehoid furnitujs pianos paintings and mirfors.
&c., ssss: ss sds asP0''i .us,.au, ALBERT fEEoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-20
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

I-NEksMPLED OFFER TO SPECULATION :
-, The snhgrsan Llectris road on B,,4snsvurs ga.
tacis In view oftbe-e enterprise % 81 .eyeaty
tsS Ac5es woodland and nearly suroundedh by Hyuiis
chdso, tSo-thirds overlooking these village. on.
,r on scsu,tgl stream sic.i h,shcr than hs.ns
,S - sr A.rs ana ,he.s a. .ills le,. On
aSuhe tlat amount when the rod, are built IN ~
1850 m ash OF o..cr preIsrfE Teqair'i gi sseg
Sons; A. their ta~ esgces go and l&27 Fst nv
For RENT. SALE or EXcHANGE FOR CRY
Tro' erty-a splendid home at t'srretf Para. Nd =
s.iE ron st.6n S' Sps 5oa ~ si Hs1
L'ri. SALE - OR ~ ACREs OF A BEATTIFTI.
Il trait ia clear ne ds near Rathesis Park aud ter
m1@s fe'''' Ff'SkS fS loo - sse'
E'oR sALE-i23 ACRES GOOD LAND ON PO-
t9ms1 IN SIGH, Of w.shins,on aud As,,.aTis,
Vernon tract good bntldines. fencing. water sni
address n. sNowDEN Dra~era !. sis,sn 1sh y.
L,oR RENT-sMAIL Farm MAR THE CRY,
Il GOOD land See NJ. c. WALKER. National Capt
20 sALE-TEN ,AcREs on THE BEAUTIFUL
L d" ghts overlooking tho city ot,r At. Cs-orr.-
town rri"e $50 Icr acre; sacrts With 5Icsn house
barn aud chicken house. snd s. leo 80 fe-' ~ GROUND
a dsa s.a ms h mail ne ss 70.
Of loo acres with house. barn aud orchard At F.lls
church. Tor $40 er acre: very easy Alrp 100
acres Just back q Arlington must 3. sold o. settle an
estate and deed of trust offer solicited make
my iars new ist and mp Of 70 mile; around ' he
nat nal caTiiol.
ocla q; JAMES f. CLEMENTS. 1921 Fstnw.
ENoR SALOON MONTHLY PAYMESTr FIIGf-
Il he building lots at Forest 6l.n, Nd. also nice
house. J. X. HERTfoRD,
ocl5-im l4ip6-t
EoR RENT-A CHOICE COTTAGE, WITH LABGE
J. K HEREFORD.
ocl5-lw l4lp Z, n
FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL INV sRooM cor
Il tage VITA . acres land ~ miles from this rfty
splendid shade high. sigh Is and healthy: directly
ouI,ysi. Ir. J. rRher Johnson's country seal;
sA.0l. Ierms 90 suit. n. A. PHILLIPS SON
l4.,2 New York ave orl5--t
E'0R REST-A HANDSOME roUR-RooM COT
tage and tiune-acre lot. tlirce miles froIn citys
A. PHILLIPS * SON. l4es y. Y ave. oclxlm
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

w AN led MiSCELLANEOUS
WANTEp-,cox's LAW PRACTICE" ALSO
SsSi i4ss :Sc,s sice paid 'HHS
VIZ r.. aav (, T oss.. c ssS
o 1 snd e buy
sell at fair rate Will com uncate With us at once
o a5S R'''G IahS Is S HGnSiaai iffy s
WANTIE;po.,L88faA.L ESTATE AoLNTs 70 sENp
... US e. IL w. As. A''i
WskISSSRERs0T GET Sf2Eht H9SsE
..s s:s; az %
lean remov. aHS pack
sra IN .y supply
pairs to Old houses plassrins. p.ntins paper hang
q house ss3Sso, or 70 suit and FsnerA
s sesots: :! n, W. Room S6ne. son,. .ao.sn.m
WANTEp-ANY PARTIES WISHING TO HIRE
month 1dss.s ITO io or coupe & tie
w sires party Of reAnsment lady or middle sred
ns sdres. i Ih T. house for
On qR SSoD
s. els st NV ' UNI ''0 '0''''"' ocloess
Wh .ST p eoSS,s ONE TO Assist T9XNa
Box sa.T OF study for the stage
WANTED AND FOR sALE-HoUsEHoLD AND
80. injury oi VERY oescrlPuon' cnrpotst
:nS Ss VIZ s5s assss
WASIEDsTHREE MORE SCHOLARS 70 com:
'1Ssht i fifteen AS ;sch sss
notice: FS c g. THE
WANTED.FINE UPHOLSTERY AND MAT
WORK and prices sna sssd pess.
81. sakss AND MATTRESS HOUSE. cor o osl s9a
WANTED--LL TO KNOW KoAL spAR.-THIs
m u our fol
prompt as4ssnon
WAyTEp--oAsH PAID FOR TURNITURE. GAR
;n sns 4.
2Hs
Ssaas ssS% RIM sY1,5s sl:as gu, q g
All T9ra boz sffFiPRs s'.-
a.; I &. .s.
t pnee woE M gps%S neatly ssa Il Soiom
w SILVER. old and new .ewelry. dentist gold coins.
~se gSd fnd Msn OF al
cens;d dealer in Old Gold and Silver s12 9th st n w.
M hNlED-LaQlES ~ LEAltN OUT
g yrs: 81 .sssSiSr and terms apply at Ms. I:
WANTED-HoRsES TO KEEP-KEEPIN
W horses winter and summer specfal business box
stalls. Orders at PRICES 81 9th n, ". Farm, 7th
ct. road. miles out o. n. P. CLARK. Sligo Nd
se2S-1m'
NTIoN-AGENCY OF THE
w Old Staten Island Dyeins Establishment 6oA 9Th
cleansed. refnished; special process Look well
new. se26- I'm
WANTED-TYPEwRITER RENTED-REMIN0.
w top, Caisraph. Hammond. Smith. &c. lowest
rates; frst- class machines only; no old traded-in
.yPewritsr.i delivered free; sold on installments
1YPEWRIrER EXCHANGE. SO ST. NV. se16
WANTED-IF YOU WANT DESIRABLE FARM,
" u you want an elegant residence
II you went choice building lot,
'V Cali on Mss afHSE e n III r q 5sn
Room 100. Corcoran building
And receive prompt attention. au27-2m
WANTED-9oODs OF ALL KINDS, SUCH AS
w furniture. stoves carpets, feather beds &c. &C.
in large small quantities for which pay highest
cash prices. Call or address B. EINSTEIN, 233 9TH
o.. sw. jy2O-3m
WANTEp-wILLIAM c. -FRIzzELL.- PIANO
and all parts Of the District by mail receive prompt
attention Firstclass tuning at lowest rates. fe1o
WANTED OPIUM AND WHISKY HABITS
w cured at home without pain book Of particulars
sent free, B: N. WooLLEY n. D.. Atlanta, Ga
"ANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
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made over: furniture steamed and moths destroyed.
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