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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-06-16
conservative Investments.

Conservative Investments.
NORTHWESTERN
GUARANTY LOAN COMPANY,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Cash Capital, $780, OO.OO
Guaranty Fund, 100, 100000
Surplus and Profits, 12o, 100000
EASTERN AGENTS.
Frank H. Fisher, Burlington, Vt.
Industrial Trust Co., Providence, R. I.
Neher s. Carpenter, Troy, n. Y.
Chapman Banking CO., Portland, Me.
H. c. Harden s. Co., Room 80, 40
State St., Boston.
Manhattan Trust Co., New York.
w. c. Rodman, Drexel Building. Phil
delphia, Pa.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-06-16

AT an age when many women would
have thought themselves fit only to sit
in the corner with their knitting work,
the late Mildly Morgan, the famous cattle
reporter of the New York Times, Herald
and Tribune, was doing newspaper work
that would have repealed many young
man in his early twenties. She was
nearly sixty-four years old at the time
of her death and lived at Metuchen, n.
j., more than an hours ride from New
York city: yet in all weathers-winter
and sunmer-every cattle market day
she was at the Jersey City stock
yards by 7 o'clock in the morning,
getting her notes for the day. Her
knowledge of horses and cattle and of
live stock in general would have been
remarkable even in man. In woman
it was phenomenal. A natural love
of horses and cattle led her to learn
their management. In her youth in
the old country it was said there was
no colt in Ireland so wild that she could
not break and ride it. She selected and
bought horses for the stables of King
Victor Emanuel in Italy, before she
came to America. When she first en-
tered ON her duties as live stock market
reporter both the cattlemen and the
other reporters tried to put her down
and drive her out, jeering her to her
face. She lived to prove to them that
she knew more about her business than
all of them put together, and besides to
gain the thorough respect and good will
of every one of them. It was said that
she was the best judge of the weight of
beef on the hoof of anybody at the
stock yards. In spite of her rough work
she was lady of the utmost refinement
and culture, with a voice somewhat deep
in tone, which fell like music on the ear
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-06-16

"Castoria is well adapted to children
that I recommend it as superior to any pre-
scription known to me-"
H. A ARCHER, M. D.
III So. Oxford ST. Brooklyn, N. Y.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-06-16

-Castoria cures Collie, Constipation, Sour
Stomach, Diarrhoea, Erucation, kills Worms,
gives sleep, and promotes digestion, without
Injurious medication.
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FOR lighthouses.

kg1,ES EfNI- .Qo 9TH st ne....... e23 80
E.E >. 20 sIdV ~ ne. u
~ "A = ne Il ~ Iftue sw........ q. ~
SSres snu Nv rs iixl okS3 "A 81 sW. Ii
je1-10t 4 A. MCINTYRE, g22 stnw
SRRENT4.RQQMH HOUSES IN RILRY's COURT.
n between ~ and Union SITS. W.
tes-3s henry wEX. sol 7sh st. NV
FOB RENT-HoUR 7-RoOM BROwN:sToNE
basement houses on Q st. n ". until October for
s3Opsr month; don't need rent in advance II give
EGG S reference no small boys. L. SIMMONS, Owner
FOR RENT-LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE. DE.
a nehtful residence with ample and beautiful
oS SMftiH qr S months from June % Apply 70 A.
EOR RENT-007 NINTH ST. s.W; SIX ROOMS
hath, concreted cellar. all mod. imps entire house
nsesed oy furnace will rent to desirable tenant for
~ ~ Ter no. house new and papered throughout.
teI-1 c. H. PARKER. ~ and SITS. W.
FOR RENT--A BEAUTIFUL e-RM AND CELLAR
IA nons ~. on ksnpssaw ave NJ Pleas34t, hsyins
3e1-M Room q. Ohio Bank building
FOR RENT-HOUsE 9l3 ST NV, 15ROOMs;
Al mod. inpe. suitable for boarding house. wM
h. BARSTOw. 6l1 st. NV. je7-2w
EoR RENT-I2O4 ST. s. ". (KEY AT 1906; q,
~ rooms; bath and PANTRY; elegant neighborhood
1e1-I' E. d. JONES, Sd and Pa. ave- ss
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MANTED-COUNrRY BOARD.

WANTED-coUSTRY BoARD-BY A GENTLE
w man with wife. grown DAUGHTER, small chill
-tren and nIlF-e farm house with plenty q sAass.
grass. good country fzrs. high ground, not too far
1ot-1ks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-07
COUNTRY BOARD.


GLEyBoURNE HAVING BEN REMoDELED
OF guests To my friends would say I have added
eds ali e SSns Terms so month
q tSup weeks Write for particulars. Address J. A.
10y faxson r. u, Loudon county, Va
DELIGHTFUL NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS
y, ~ and board; reasonable TERMS on Tensll,town
LEWIS. Tenallytown. d. e. IL.
EoR RENT-AT BRooKLAND-Two DESIRABLE
to ssSe cars a. ar Stho aS1s.s
%. Star ONCE. 1t
pEoNIAN HOUsE-A DELIGHTFUL SUMNER
@ asy p 1s Sc s:sns nlSss re
mSiis Rd arr ees' Y s xSrd two daily
Springs. Loudoun county, Va. Ii.
SToTT's. NET. BRANCH b AND o. R. R..
~ now open for summer boardsrs-
,s7-at. ps -' 'ne ABOVE p !. E Z THOMAS.
"NoUNIAIN VIEW FARM" W. va; LoCA-
,.t,d ton deliehtful convenient 70 b and r r
Misses ANDERSON, HedsesSilie. W. va. a ,eeet! ne
WANTED-A FEW SUMNER BoARDERs-
MI. MILTON Bsy1s ci.rks county, aRpiHT s to
WANTED : SUMNER BoARpFRs AT FAIR
grove; good fare and scoommodations: terms Il pey
,Un y,; SsdF zen hSf price Mrs HOPE
WANTED-sUMMER BoARDERs BY PRIVATE
vssf family 9n edse Of Moodstoek Va heart Of IN.
terms. Mrs. W. M BOYER. jeo4t'
DARK VIEW HOUSE. OPPOSITE PUBLIC PARK
L and baths.-Home comforts and first-csss accom-
modations at moderate rates. Address Mrs a. W
blsER, Berkeley SPRINGS, VIVA. je6-}t'
WANTED-FoUR GENTLEMEN BOARDFRs
W from July 80 yards from Falls Church station
Address T. j. LEWIS. East End, Va. jet-,Sts
NONTSYLyA WILL REOPEN JUNE n:
-u pleasant house with porches an abundance Of
shsde; extensive grounds; fruit milk ice kc
Address MASON JAMES. Round Hill Loudoun
county, Va ie5- 3f
OAK GROVE, LANHAM's STATION. b AND p
" II. X, III miles from WASHINGTON; large airy
communicating rooms, beautiful lawn and shade
trees $ minutes walk from station rates low Apply
OF address Il. Il. HOWSER, Supervising Architects
once, Treasury Department je4-lws
CHATEAU DE C0NTEE, CONTEE STATION ls
~ nhes from washington. on b. and q. r. r. large
airy rooms; beautiful lawn; abundance of milk and
fruit table unsurpassed horses and carriages circu-
Nd. 'e' i.a 80
GUNNER BoARDERS ACCOMMODATED AT
- Greenhoini, beautiful country seat among the
Maryland hills 800 yards from depot large rooms
wide porches; shady lawns; good board, water and
fruits. Mrs. b. ID. CHAMBERS. Adamstown Fred
erick CO., Md. je4-fSt.
A HEALTHY LOCATION az NILES FROM
"A Woodstock); good fare and reasonable rates Will
do well by corresponding with me. Particulars given
on Application. GEO. MOORE. Woodstock. Va. 49,
nATLANDS, LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA. THE
~ home of Mrs. Il. Y. Carter will open for boardsrs
June 20. Apply TO Mrs. E. T. JOHNSON, ls2 W
Franklin ST.. Baltimore. je4-l2ts
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PERSONAL.

IItDNJAN hIL .
CIvIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTION
~ and answers. Send 10 cents to
B. W. FLYNN, A. NJ, Ivy Institute< ,
Je6-1m Southwest Sth and X SITS. n w.
IF THE PERSON WHO RETURNED CLASSES
by mail the 18th will send the other they
will be paid for trouble. je4-hs
I osT-s25 REWARD FOR THE 90. 600 NOTE
II lost sy b, =. Hoover on May ~, tisk2 No ones
stalls 81 and os. It'll ct. wing. os1 us oh st. NV
3e$-3t
n AIDES AND GENTLENEN WHO APPRECIATE
IL excellence please cal, examine work and get
price,; WI e9st n3thtMf and may .eys you much.
a UTHORfzED PaIvATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
"A CeHnnniestaons promgtiy attended, 70; eonnAsn-
WILLIAMS, Manager. $40 It. n. d9-ons
SPRIN0 TRADE BRINGS FORTH An INcREAsHD
= demand for geEts' secondhand clothing. Best
6l9 d st. U. v. ap5
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

v 49, III
WANTED-A GOOD sECoND-HAND oNE-HoRsR
WARREN si4 ed Sd t. st'ie price Address EPMasD
WANTED-sPECIAL NOTICE-PERsONs HAv-
es ing q PAINTING e ds will md 4 e their
SITS. n W. Painting in all its 6r anci,es. je7-6t'
WANTED-soME ROOMS TO CLEAN IN PRT-
be cai OF .d "a
week. 1871 9Th st. n. IT.
WANTEp-TO RENT, WITH VIEW OF PUR-
be r.asonsbe. Address, with full particulars, B. l.
WANTED-sToRAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD AND
HOLLY ssS h ss sy
WANTED-To PURCHASE LIVERY AND SALE
Boz 149 Star Office. je63t'
WANTEp--A COLLEGE GRADUATE NEEDING
w quiet wishes home with a refined CHRISTIAN
wopsn terms must be reasonable. Address Miss Z.
w 70 exchange general lessons q rirl Of 10 years
ssanst :, German or French Apply at el5 7th St. ".
WANTED-TO PURCHASE GENERAL. ELEC-
tsicsl business give full particulars. l. and p.
BUY RoHtH Bee S5HfsSY
je4-'n' New York ave- and 14th st. NV.
WaSTEDoazac:AssIHa,PP PAID For FURNITURE. CAR:
isity furniture stored. packed and hSaisd ali
@ tRa 'aisf
WANTED-AN INCUBATOR WILL ONLY BUY
device sprsyinE vines and trees Address, .tas
ing price. &c. 1850 Pennsylvania ave- je4-3t'
WANTED-IT KNOWN Z. L. BURaEE, 1908 q
reels. &C.. Mall orders promptly attended to- my730t'
WANTEp-T0 BUY OR RENT AT ONCE,
& S sad; S. E?siSsoS LODGE IS sss,ie
vxv.Nrrp opDro, arm. AZ = z, s,,,,rs, ,,, -, -,
" at 81 suit coats, 30 cts pants Is eta vests,
de i've PosI IT'S FSGa. nc e,slsa fGs sns
w once furniture Of every description, carpets,
and liberal dealing Ic WINSTON s af ~ n.w To9 5ef
WANTED-w H FRENCH. THE wELL-KNOwN
taxidermst. is now prepared 70 stnn and mount
sT stu IS at ar St. manner At fnfD
WANTED TYPEWRITERs FOR RENT-REM-
" lnst9n smith, Caligraph. Hammond. &c. first
nsss%snss. ~ TYPEWRITER R &sS!h sI!a
y, ~ ent office tbasement only MANUFACTURING
to S Sa sos and
apslsm' A"' '-''A iepAH'ns i''A'nSi'ea 1917
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE A NEW OR SECOND
apas a hand Da Ct hnasfSaidEs
NV 1850 my2-tr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND HOTEL. PRO
ture nphostersd TSparsd packed and stored a rss-
sonabe rates. ne hair mattresses specially. FREE
MAN & CO.. 1927 st. NV Established in 1871
fel6-ly
WANTED-WILLIAM q. FRIZZELL PIANO
and all parts 81 the District by mail will receive prompt
attention Fistcass tuning at lowest rates. fel0f
WANTED : OPIUM AND WHISKY HABITS
n aIHf BOX 3d. asnss
ofnce lO4ts whitehall st. ja.+1y
WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w remodeling works feathers renovated mattresses
made over: furniture steamed and moths destroyed
+. II. fOUNGS, 14G2 Pa. ay. b Telephone lO)S-2 N3
WANTED-FINE HORSES BOARDED-DRIv- |
w ing, saddle and carriage horses taken at Ash Hill
stock farm horses kept i'll condition. exercised the
road and track; grooined daily. Gen. L. F. Beale,
proprietor. Telephone direct to farm, 1913 J. W.
HIGHWAY, Manager.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


IsOR RENT lVg3 lgth II NV cluh
Iso sth NV str dwrS l9it Va av, ne. Or s 4
ii:ssa II nv. $50 Cor Whit. aud is-
isNass ave s....o oScs rse,s. ;ts si9 10
,e.m ALbk sS + = FOX *
FOR RENT-NEw BRICK HOUSE. 53i 18TH ST.
i,npa .,e ~ Tees1 hall bay window and Al mel
BikNE. a.9 ~ st. NV jeIssis
EqR RENr-A BEAUTIFUL NEW BRICK HOUSE,
dei,shfin location corner concre;ed streets front
MONS i.rss attic. laundry. concre,e cellar csanes
;o%sly r,,eyed cer Sc and H.rssscd n ava
Jei@ ' TYIEk k H nFs kro ,snaPs
E'oR REST-I2I NORTH Asst. NEW, wIT'H IN,
within few yards q the csg,'oi: also iia4 a =, D
BROWNING Sie 9Th &. n.1 Inquire :" t M,
E,oR RENT = BRICK HOUSE. ALL MON IN
'esn'' 81 ST. louis z Il li r s fitsis s
Tor RENT-MT. PLEAsANT-I+O7 KENEsAw
finrnass; or.n nrypsses: electric bells all modern
,sa st WfTERs THOMPSON. 1895 Fstn.w.
Il One of the prettiest new house. IN R-ooel.ns. a
TsStns attic and cellar: will rent from June Is only
"a. very handsome lo.room dwelling on LAnier
cellsr and I'll PAIN not and cold water. ooncreted
,.,.o, MeLacHLEN 4 BATcHEIDER.
EoR RRNT-2sb pa AVE NV, LARGE STORE
Il and dwelling. 9T, per month. ........, siOo
III ST. n IL rooms and bath. III,
y 81 Nv, rooms and bath. ...........,,.. 40
i3ll n L. ave. u W, . rooms and stable. an
l.N. oth 81. n. ". rooms and bath. -,
sS spruce st., lie Droit Park, rooms. - 20
leI-ot II. Il. BROOKS. ol6 18th 81 n. W
EoR RENT-T0 WHITE OR COL0RFp: AZ IN
broom frames on Turner ST. n. lust on Bladens.
e ePrSS road; Potomac water; keys with MM. WoOD-
ANU turner 81 iel-lmo.
koR RENT-FINE CORNER PROPERTY: LARGE
bouse, as private residence for public use lOl5
ST. n W., corner Mass ave- and llth ST n W ies- W.
FOR BENTON AND AFTER JUNE 1, HOUSE
Il loob ST. NV: conveniently arranged; mod
sfn M 10Y enents; lQ rooms and bath Apply 70 "
>. JOHNSTON. 80 st. NV. myI3-in'
FOR RENT-JUNE1 1. l44l U ST. ROOMS AND
4 bath handsomely psLercd; dry concrete cellar:
splendid location; rent Ak.
myl6-lm THEoD. FRIEBUs l4aaUst
EOR RENT-1903 HARDWOOD AVE LIE pROIT
PARK. fronting the circle: eight large rooms m :
plenty OF shade; large grounds; Possession June 1
S.O month. Inquire 1901. next door my24-lm
EoR RENT-JUNE l. 202l PoRTNER PLACE,
bath; handsomely pspersd throughout; concrete
cellar nice little home rent 81 80 including water
myl6lm THE0D. FRIEBUS, l4sp q St n W.
EOR RENr-122s 18TH ST. n W, IL ROOMS
and bath; newly paIered aud painted throughout;
everything in perfect order and clean rent s1 KEYS
u ia 18th st. THEOD. FRIEBUS.
tok RENT-3 d ST. NV. 3sToRY BRICK
l. dwelling. with all mi rent, ss1 20 per month.
my9-lm i:sSi 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-07

NINE. RAPHAEL. THE ,OBIEBRATED CLAII
~ IA yoysnt and astrologist y asysesh dssgAtsa
npaaes ard lucky dates. Don't fail to - t4s JfAy
ooou ~. 0l0 g. NV. Hy31-l0te
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

II
WANTEp-AT HEAD9UARTERs- POSITIONS
w for cooks. chambermsids, waitress. lsundresses.
saMrET A e6oMBs Co @ 81
| WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
w cooks. chambernaids. waitress, nurses. lady's
maid seamstress buffers, coaehmen. footmen refer
| WANTED : EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants (refs. private families, hotels. restau-
Fl th "
/ je7-6t'
| MANIFESTATIONS AS NURSE BY COL
erence; moderate Apply at lois 9th St n W l.
| WANTED-BY REsPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN,
ips ior @ days. 80 alter e oeioe K @
| VVANTED-BY YOUNG COLORED WOMAN,
Tor &. sepa At as =: %saa
WANTED !, FIRST CLASS DREssMAKER
w wishes work by the day. Q. L. lola 18th q.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY PRACTICAL
sDTnd business man Of long experience in
famaT with fsncv yra esAh On eisrk, .norouEhny
dining room Or hoss bushes. hard .crisr; best ri
star ONCE, oasrA'e salary Address JAZZ rbSMAs'
WANTED BY SETTLED CoLoRED MAN,
houss psss as aI ns sesr do scrubbns and
WANTED.BY A CAPABLE WOMAN, POSI-
non IN linen room in hots or chambermaid and
Address RaTE st. .. only. IN mountains in ,a.
WANTED7BY RESPECTABLE CoLORED
" woman, laundry work housekeeping. 1918
ST. It,
WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w girls. place to 70 away for the summer together
as chambernsid. waitress laundress frst-class
family prefer north Apply 100 ST. NV. je1-2t'
WANTED-A SITUATION BY FRENCH YOUNG
w lazy as maid or travelling companion Address
L. b., Star ONCE. je73t'
WANTED-PLACE BY MAN COOK: UNDER
w stands the bushes. thoroughly and has good
ferenees. Address 10 ST. ". ie6-:H'
WANTED-BY MIDDLE-AGED NAN. A SIT
n xrCla zfO wbnle IL rrQta haa
mad 10 years experience was with firm 10 years;
will deal out from $20 to SIS worth Of goods nonthy
good reference Address II. o. W, Star ONCE. je62.'
WANTED-BY COLORED MAN, PLACE AS
w goodman with private family understands his
business In all branches best Of city references Call
after IL T. NJ at SD l@th st n jetj-2t'
WANTED by A GERMAN. SITUATION TO DO
heht work in city. with board. good references.
Address s. p. Star office. je62t'
WANTED-PosITIOS BY COMPETENT STE
w nogrspher and typewriter; moderate salary Ad-
dress A. C., Sta, Office. je8-3t'
WANTED-By YOUNG COTJORED WOMAN,
w Place IS cook in small family stay nights Adj
dress l4lO Eth 81 NV ie62t-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR COOKS BUFFERS
w Wallets. house, parlor and ladies' maids nurses,
walters, male and female clerks (help for northern
- nd resorts.) BURNHAMS, lilo G st. NV.
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED
w girl, place as nurse maid for lady willing
leave city for summer in private family: hest of
references. Call Al 1H3 X st. NV JEST
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EOR RENT-BY r. @. HOFFMAN, RAJ Is
Il tate and Insurance Broker 10Th and n sta M "
UNFINISHED HOUSES.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-BY A CAREFUL COMPETENT LADY,
w the care Of furnished house for the summer
rod refsrsnoes Address b. 4 O.. star once e7-2ts
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7os iss 200 s. 1900 iiss St 81 A. L. %
aGD 81 nw IN, TT. 10 90 Store GH Fla NV IL 90
Store cor 18th & Md ay yOS 9th st NV, Or. Ii. 90
sw: b 90 Rear o0l0 NV, Ar. IL 90
4,3 LIST st Sc, % 40 25l4 9TH nw Dr. 10 90
l}S ave, NV, Sr. - 40 Rear 1919 5th St ir 10 n
173 Pa NV, 1r % 90 Rear ~, Pa ay NV Ia ri
1918 9th st NV, 2l 90 269 Drsper,s al sw ar q IN
@9 n, ave NV Or % g Pomeroy 8 bet ID 81 ~
80 9th ct sc, Ii. 80 643 Summer ST. A. g. 30
2l5 ~ st NV, "a 3r Is 90 Rear Of Wilson NV 4rs 90
Cor. 9Th and SITS ,unfurnshed for housed eepiny
je4-ts
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LOST AND FOUND.

9:Ha YOU'VE SsstFs RSs E s4 isls p
I osT OR sToLEN-MONpAY AFTERNOON, ON
poole. SoSs ,a aod ms. Rs ssd 4 rs
turned to Grant place; no questions asked. je73'
I osIssS REwAkD.wHITE AND BLACK
70 isis 3. u md rscsiss Ts.. Gds '0' sessFn
I osT-A SREYHoUND;. ANSWERS TO THE
to M I'm T.ss s"iI S b f,d
7 osT-wHITE FOX TERRIER. JUNE 8; BROWN
s . .sGr' bASL HAN Award left at 9th and
~ bsosn sP.ts and ribbon around her meek with bell
225 TO FINDER OF BLACK LEATHER WAL
Ii LESLIE H III 6f s printing
ON Pas. .si L.
Finder rewarded by returning to OWNER. at Mrs
0sTSS A AgEL "a a.r COLLIE LII x@' sEgc.
sna to i sh a .na s
asked. je1-5ts
r Osr-sUNDAY. sTH INsrANr.OA CARD CASE
Il sYns.inins about ~ two Keys cards. se. near
Sn & Ss Return ssy. =.
l. star in forehead Reward viii be given II returned
TO c. z SPRINKLE, 81 bet. N. j. and south
Cap. st. ie7-3ts
I OsT-sATURDAY, SMALL BLACK AND TAN,
Ia wearing collar and tag 17.s2, answers Of
Nan. Suitable reward for hsr return 10 Mrs PYWELL
l001 llfh 1t. o jefi2ts
CoUND-A BAY HORSE, ONE WHITE FoOT
II white stsr In forehead; left side of fAce white
main and tail cut straight Apply coz. I'd and bound
7 osr-SUNDAY EvENlNG, SKYE TERRIER
IL dor; hsd no collar whoa Lost. Liberal reward
~. n. ~.
4 osT-oN I'd INSTANT LADIES GOLD
Il watch. With pendants EAR 81. Aioyrfus Church
kse1rn 20 ~ New Jsgsey ave- Nv. and receiye ys-
ward. tr4-;ks
Il osr-DEcoRATioN DAY, AT MOUNT WEIR
Ia st<annsg Nacelestsy. . worn pocket
II Osf-A BLACK COLLIE DOG WITH RED
II m.rtiagS Arsysrd Of eio yill b gssai for his
sligo. Nd. o. The Evenins staE ohcs. wsshinst1n,
d. T.. tn5-6s
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= "
LNOR RENT
los LIST NV. 12r, ami $50 4s7 sw l1r m ss2 SO
6SS Fsw Or, IN 40 407 AZ sw. store dwir :Ss
1907 ~ sw str&dwg 3. 20 Coz an sw. Or m Is 80
4!S sw. Or. IN 25. 20 SO ~ sw str & dwlg p
;ES sw " water ID 80 $40 sw, r. water. Is
II NV tr. i.... 25 By n sw. water .l2
q NJ sw, g.-.........10S O1 Dryers alley sw. Ar 4
Alley F& 1,s:v q so g; ;iss G q g
oe4-3' c. H. PARKER, cor ~ and Esw
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EoR RENT
- S6 llth NV. llr. $40
l:h1 tn NV. str & dwg 20
l.sA X Il nv. $40
l9l Sth st NV. $40
Is Mas ave NV, ,5r. M
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H st bet 18th and 18th.

n 81 Det lItn ana 10Th,
with stable.....,....S50
18th st mr. Scott 9. ,416. u
Conn ave, inter n L 18th
SITS. with stable. . .410. g.
Mass ave bet 18th st
and Thomas cir. :. 3S3. 3:
II st bet 18th L 18th ...$s,
Rhode Island ave bet
18th and Conn ave =. =
Mass ave bet 18th and
18th sfs. ....-..... Dl. g
Cor 10Th and @ SITS. ~
1 st bet 18th and l4th. 70
Conn ave bet Il and s. -.
10th 1t bet 9 and r SITS. 20
Gem ave bet II and I sts.(
Sc cor .s1st L r sts NV. IN
H st bet 18th l. 10th sta. n,
Ibet 18th 4 18th SITS, lf3B. &,
BULLETINS CAN BE |
FICE. FOR PERMITS 4
Se0>o
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o.
gS = 1t, 2 rooms, I'd
noor ...-..............;
AS La ave, LIST floor or
basement, 2 front rms
Central building, room
W...--..............
4% La ave. 4th floor, 3
Central building. room
Il
Gunton building, rms
3, b, 81.
Gst T st NV, room L..
46S La ave. back room,
Sdroor. ..........
Gunton bulldog, rooms
30 and - ........,.e.,
Central building, room
~ ................
Gunton building, room
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Sr2s.s d; z y. ] ssvs.s cXiszoss
az y. I. ave-. for monthly rsSsa s.xlns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-07

l0s3 l'fh It NV. club
rooms ...........-.. $50
l2l4 Nd ave NJ. 6- ..-.l5
Cor Whit. ave aud i.y-
decker Il. ..........l5
ONE rooms. tSs1 y II.
ALBERT p. FON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-07

The above is only portion of the property on my
books For full list call at office for bulletin issued on
the ist and 18th tje7l THOS. E. WAGGAMAN.
L,OR RENT
,;o 81 ne, Or. all m $40 90
q Y ann ZZl4 st. n W, rooms all IN. 30 90
J2re cor Cal ST. and I'd ST. .dwg., 6r... - 10
y spruce ST. rooms. a.m.i..,......... d 10
=; oCSapIo 81 rooms a. IN i............ n 10
pa, SPruce ST. W, all ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o6. 80
sn ST. H. e. Dr., all In. i........-... IF. so
BARNES Il WEAVER.
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NJ st bet 18th and Conn
jefferson place bet 18th
and 18th SITS .........l5O
b 81 bet 18th and Doth. l.sO
Cor 18th AID + SITS NV. zoo
10th Ut bet o & p SITS lbs
18th 8 6 bet ( IL SITS. LIS
I'D ut bet K L L sts, 8
rooms and bath. Ito
Sunderland place bet
1 18TH and 10th SITS. 100
J 18th ct near Mas ave. 100
I'D st bet z & r SITS 100
u st bet ! eth 4 18th. .&S. :SS
,iEst bet 10Th y 18th SITS. 90
Nth bet h : / SITS NV
ltor summer only so
,l21yt st bet Il & 8 sfs NV
I lfor summer only. so
DETAINED Y ~ AT OUR OF
Hi JOHNSTON.
1G3 penna. ave. nv.
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EOR RENT
Il S11 21st st, Tor and
1741 18th 1t NV, Sr
and bath. 30. As
516 21st st, ar and
ha' h..............H. so
51520th st. Sr, frame ~. 80
2fO9 q st, II, frame. II. 80
Cor. I'D and G. 4r,
fraine........,-.....,..l0
je2-2w GEO. w. Ii
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40 Gunton building. room
30 Central building. room
80 Central building. room
Is .--............E IL
% Central building, room
.25 Central building. room
- ~
% Room 8, 1899 F st. ......10
20 Gunton building, room
~. y
ID Gunton build'g. g base
ment rooms q
10 46S La ave. front room.
I'm nOOr.. %
10 4S La ave. back room,
- III uoof ...........-.-....0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-19
Death of Mrs. Robinson,

Mrs. Nora Robinson, OF the Eighth
ward, died Wednesday afternoon, aged
eighty-one years. She has lived in the
same house in the Eighth ward since
ls49. Her husband, Mr.. Thomas Robin
son, survives her. She was the mother
Of Rhody Robinson, late manager Of the
Central glass works; John Robinson,
manager Of the Findlay goblet works;
George Robinson, Of Endlay, Ohio;
Mrs. James F. Campbell, Of the Eighth
ward, Mrs. William Bryson, of Mounds
vile, Thomas Robinson, OF the Eighth
ward, and Joseph Robinson, Of the
Eighth ward. All the boys are glass
men, Rhody being the only one dead.