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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-11-03
Candid.,e for the Reform Farm

Deputy Sheriff Mobley went to Bolivar
this morning and brought up youngster
about fourteen years of age named Sell
don K. Snyder who is being tried before
Judge Bawcett this afternoon to ascertain
his general fitness for the reform farm
Among other things that II 10 alleged he
has been guilty of are lying and stealing
money from his uncle and his mother.
He will probably be sent to Lancaster.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-11-03
RIFLE ACCEPTS,
But Will Not Fight Crosier without the
Consent of the Authorities.

But Will Not Fight Crosier without the
Consent Of the Authorities.
Pat Rifle of No. Al Pearl street, this city.
called at this office and talked with the
sporting editor with reference TO the chal-
lenRe issued by Frank Crosier and printed
in Tuesday evenings impression. Now
Pat does not desire to antagonize the
authorities as he has had some experience
in Canton regarding glove contests. He
accepts Crosier's challenge, however,
provided that the consent OF the authori-
ties can be gained. Rifle propoaes TO
fight Crosier ten round fight, four ounce
gloves, Marquis of Queensbury rules,
winner to take all gate receipts, He is
willing and anxious to contest with
Crosier on these terms, but will not 90
into glove contest without the consent OF
Mayor Blake or IL the mill is to take place
out OF the city, the consent of the proper
authorities must first be gained.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-11-03
A Leader.

Since It's first introduction Electric Bit
ters has gained rapidly In popular favor,
until now II is clearly In the lead among
pure medicinal tonics and alterAtives---
containing nothing which permits its use
as beverage or intoxicant, it Ia recognize
ed as the best and purest medicine for all
ailments of stomach, liver or kidneys. II
will cure sick headache, indigestion, con-
stipation and drive them from the system.
Satisfaction guaranteed with each bottle
or the money will be refunded. Price only
80 cents per bottle. Sold by spurbin,
Wright a Co ~ 49,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-11-03
AN AFFIDAVIT
Which Shows That the Endorsement Of
George p. Ikirt Was Genuine.
K. OF L..

Which Shows That the Endorsement Of
George p. Ikirt Was Genuine.
Driven to desperation by the political
outlook in the Eighteenth district, and
knowing that Morgan's attitude towards
organized labor Is bound to cost him many
votes, the Republican managers are now
endeavoring to show that the resolutions
of the Labor Union, endorsing the Dem,
ocratic candidate for congress, George P.
Ikirt, were not genuine. The appended
affidavit from a delegate 70 the conven-
tion, and man who knows and is in a
position to know what he is talking about,
is self-explanatory and sets at naught all
absurd and lying claims made by a crowd
of panicky Republican political wire pull
ers:
STATE OF OHIO, STARK COUNTY, s. s.:
Before me, notary public in aud for
the county of Stark, came one L. V. Nc
Closkey, of North Industry, who being
first duly sworn, deposes and says that
he was delegate TO the convention at
Alliance, which placed in nomination
George p. Ikirt as a candidate for con-
gress in the Eighteenth Ohio district.
After the convention adjourned L saw
and read the endorsement of the Labor
Union sent to Alliance. Every one bore
the name of the president and secretary,
and also the imprint of the seal of the ors
der. They were intended to be read be
fore the convention, as is clearly shown
by the fact of the wording, and by the
fact that they were sent to an open con-
vention. They were therefore public
property as soon as they went before the
| convention, and II is therefore proper to
use them so as to show the standing of
the Democratic nominee to be directly
| opposite from that of the Republican
nominee.
L. V. MoCLosKEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
| my presence this 1st. day of November
A, D., 1892.
j. II. REIGNER,
Justice of the Peace.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-11-03
The Betting in Favor of Cleveland.

The Betting In Favor OF Cleveland.
A Canton gentleman who has just re-
turned from New York, states that he saw
a bet made in the Hoffman House, 5000
to 81, 800 that Cleveland would carry New
York state. The gentleman says that the
betting In New York Is all for Cleveland
and odds must be given In order to get q
taker. Lots of Democratic money Is going
begging for want of q taker.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-11-03
IT is A SUCCESS.

The Day Nursery Is Now an Existing
Fact.
The day nursery is on the high road to
success and the ladies in charge soon ex.
poet 20 have more applications than can
be satisfied. On Saturday two children
were cared for, and yesterday three little
ones were presented. Donations are now
asked and anything In the following list
will be gratefully accepted; Dolls, toys,
blocks, fruit, paint boxes, books, groceries,
half worn clothing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-11-03
Buohlin ArnicA salvo.

The best salye ia the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
eorns and all akin eruptions, and positive
ly cures piles, or no pay required. II IN
guaranteed 20 give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price ~ cents per box.
For sale by Durbin, Wrigt d Co. 80
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-11-03
Cupid Hits Old and Young Alike

Among the marriage licenses granted to
Cantonians who have been struck with
cupid's darts is that Of JohnJ. Trump and
Lydia w. Andervont. Mr.. Trump has
experienced the frosts of seventy six
winters and the lady whom he has de-
journey 10 fifty two.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-11-03
A Tramp Made by the Mckinley Bill Die

WOOSTER, o., Nov. 2.-[Special. John
Flaharty, claiming to hail fom Pittsburg
was found east of this city nearly dead
from burns. he says that he built a fire
to keep warm, and while asleep his cloth
ing caught. His back from shoulders to
hips 10 burned to crisp, He will die.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-11-03
Made an Assienment

William Huth,e grocery keeper who has
been running small establishment on
Marion street, this morning made an as
nlgnment for the benefit OF his creditors
10 p. v. Loutzenheiser. The asseta are
$500 and the liabilities unknown.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-11-03

Some Alliance fellow has made three
unsuccsssful attempts to burn Mrs.
Welsh's old saloon building. The last
attempt was made Tuesday morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-11-03
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Arthur Thompson and Nora Meese,
Wilmot.
William V. Faith and Alice e. Heacock,
Alliance.
Irwin e. Whitmer and Clara S. Young,
Canton.
Fred M. Nordick and Maggie B. Height,
North Industry.
Samuel r. Galbreath and Amanda
Johnson, Alliance.
Albert Myers and Eve Ringer, Oval
City.
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Another pig Republican on color.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 1,-Ex-Senator
Charles b, Farwell has again been ap~
pealed to preside at Republican rally
this week. He has sent his regrets, say>
ing NJ have no interest in politics thus
fam ....
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-11-03
We May Get Illinois.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-[Special. l.l-Senator
Palmer and Congressman Spinger both
say, after an extended tour over the state
that Illinois will be close, with the best
prospects for the Democrats,
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Nighteen Lives Lost.

CLEvEnAND,O o., Nov. 2-lSpecial.l 1.-The
steamer Gilcher is given up by her owners.
Eighteen lives were lost.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-11-03

s. II. Rookhill left this morning for
Jefferson county where he will deliver
several prohibition speeches thin week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-11-03
REPORT OF COMMITTEE.
Morgan Declared to be I'm
worthy of the support of
WOrl<ingmen.
From the Salem Herald.

From the Salem Herald
On Wednesday Of last week the Trades
and Labor Council of this city appointeda a
committee of three to investigate the
charges against Thomas II. Morgan
affecting his relation to organized labor.
This committee was composed Of men
widely differing in political opinions,
being representatives of the Republican,
Democratic and Populite parties. On
Friday the committee went to Alliance
and secured all the trustworthy evidence
obtainable. At a special meeting held
Saturday evening the committee reported.
The certificate of appointment and report
OF the committee are as follows:
CERTIFICATE OF APPOINTMENT.
HALL OF SALEM TRADES AND LABOR J
ASSEMBLY,, SALEM, o., OcT. 26, '92.
This is to certify that the following
COMMITTEE. H. Mcdowell, r. Simpson
and II. Finley were duly appointed to in
vestigate the rumors that are in circula-
tion as to the opposition of 7. r. Morgan
Candidate for Congress) to organized
labor.
VIM. BoNsALL, President pro TEN.
b. M. MOORE, Recording Sec.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE.
SALEM, o., Oct. 30, 1872.
! - Special meeting OF Trades and Labor
| Council.
Brothers, we your committee appointed
| to investigate the rumors on Mr., Morgan
would respectfully beg leave to report
that we visited Alliance and from the
| amount of evidence we secured we are
satisfied that for several years past he has
II in a. al
labor and unworthy the support OF works
| ingmen. j, II. MCDOWELL,
IL. Simpson,
| r. FINLEY.
The report reflects credit on the COM
mittee. There has never been doubt in
any well informed mind that Mr.. Morgan
has for several years been opposed to or
ganized labor. Within half an hour after
his nomination he was bitterly denounced
by the workingmen of this city on the
streets and in every public place. No Re
publican candidate was ever so general.
denounced by Republican workingmeI
than Morgan was by those in Salem on tn,
evening following his nomination. The!
had long known him as an enemy of labo
unions, and as party lines had not yet beel
drawn, they felt free to express their hon
I est indignation. The report Of the Salen
Trades Council is in harmony with reso
lutions recently passed by the Cantor
Trades and Labor Assembly, which char
acterizs Morgan as an enemy of orRanize
labor, and also in accordance with reso
, lutions adopted by the Amalgamate
Lodge of Leetonia, condemninR th
youngstown politicians for attempting t
, whitewash Mr.. Morgan in the name of tn
| AmalRamated Association.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-11-03
FATAL INJURIES
Sustained by a Former Alliance Resident
One Mile East of Louisville.

Sustained by q Former Alliance Resident
One Mile East of Louisville.
Mr.. Barlay Brosius, we'll known here,
having been a resident of this city many
years prior to his removal to Canton, and
still retaining real estate interest here was
probably fatally injured by the cars one
mile east of Louisville this mornin0.
He was driving across what Is known as
Stoner's crossing of the Ft Wayne tracks,
about IL O'Clock, in a covered carriage,
thus rendering him unable to see an ap-
preaching freight train, The vehicle was
strucl, hurling II and Nc. Borsius some
distance. He was picked up in a state of
Inconsistencies and removed to the depot
at Louisville, where he lay this afternoon
still unconscious. No hopes can be enter
tanned for his recovery.
The most dangerous injury is one in
flicted on the back OF the head the skull
there being crushed.
A dispatch received from Louisville this
afternoon states that the injured man can
live but few hours at most
Mr.. Beosius has numerous friends and
relatives in this vicinity. Enos II Brosius
Is a cousin, Tom j. Brosius n brother and
Mrs. j. Howard Patterson Is a daughter.
Dallas Brosius, now residing in Colorado,
is q son. Alliance Review.
DIED FROM HIS INJURIES.
Mr.. Brosius was taken to the Russell
| House, Alliance, where he died Sunday
| afternoon. Coroner Openhimer has been
| notified, and he will go to Alliance today
| to view the remains.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-11-03
Mike Dwyer Puts Up $4,000 on oleve.

Mike Dwyer Puts Up &8U,UUU on OIeVe-
land.
NEW YORK, Nov. An. b. Dwyer, the
horseman, bet $4,000 against $12, 900 that
Cleveland will carry this State. Ed.
Stokes, of the Hoffman House, late last
night bet $1,000 against 5000 with r. S.
Michel, of Baltimore, the same way.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-11-03
It VIII Pay Big

To
Investigate
Our
Present
Terrible
Reduced
Prices
Clothing.
In
Underwear,
Hats,
Recollect
This
10
Our
Last
Season
In
Canton.
UNION CLOTHING MIRO. Co.
80 and 40 North Market Street.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
" District Of Columbia Washington, d. c., No.
yember p, leSe. To all whom IL may concern: 1t
District Of Columbia that the following works
tor the public safety comfort health under
pubic No. 20 approved August O. 1880 and re-
quests having been made that the work be ordered
be assessed against souttng property. the Commis-
sionsrs hereby give notice that they VIII receive
TWELvE O'CLOCK NJ. MONDAY, DEcEMBER
FIFTH. ls9s said objections should be sub.
United in writing. Laying sewers. Indicated
upon piAis hie IN the Once Of the Engnser Com:
miss oner. d. c.. On street southeast between Sd
and Princeton street northwest
18th and 14th streets extended; IN Valley ssreet.
tween Canal and N street ant 3lst and sd ssreeta
Georxetown. square. J. W. DOUGLASS. NV. ROSS.
MA- J. kOosEl-I. Comm issouaf9 D. n266s
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FOR LEASE.

nor IEAsE OR sALE-A I2-ROOM HOUSE !;
nearly new: all m 4 best location sa5 yer
month Cor. l5th 81. and Howard ave, :xsei Mt.
Esssaat u..oNtp. has Inn
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RTNT lelo HAP 81. -. A SEAr TWO.
ntss psishsofhSssL Esat. ,eia ~ k.y sex' dSs'.'
E'oR EgENr-LAReR BRlck hotsF = sTN
2 hoiiiA9iE. aao Il a .. uSSis
EoR RENT-.lgn .IH -. \. ". HONS.
Il hsfh an. c. lar, line q n.,siefn sonv-n-
iegSss pri = :, - ~ i. s;1
Tor RFNr-FCKNIsaTp- Piano. PIcfVKFs.
Il &c carpets al laid pin, room h,u-e nj SRI
IN h. BtRsfoW. eiif :, n " MT
L,oR REST -HANpsnMr RESIDENCE a0p FAsr
CNpito! =. near Hev At,rs-y sad csTi,oi, sir-
'.Indry. Sc. rev heating ard sanitary pinnlaaT;
80; Eng S,S,,S s,ssle Ass'n' ANyS sp Al
n2''-'s' GENERA As-iiL
We have ne following de.,rat = ho,,se.,o ,e...
trultninSs. contsnins rooms bath. cellar ard Al
100 STA -, Ssar' 1870 S,T - 4. ~i,h WINS S,s
'elSI a's :. pa 7sasea =. s,s 1Es,c hei g: -
sa-5, s'tshsi II rooms aud aAfA. m a, flfHaos
n. prlrcs named inclua. water rent For furts~r
40 IL. IN 'WAENERs co. aoF.n-
iEg5 StoSSar.e ior. ESQ lf4s 9 :, nv, as
l nj fi9S-s8 l.s ~ Ia' R22 p ~ Or so
Ill.,. 'IlTfI IL 1SI Tafk i'i isp7r-
EoR KENT-IxSs ooRCcRaN. THREE-sroRY
roonsand o-ilaF, M AID IN asst.cla-s en- i.,s,
rent $50 Tyler RUTHERtolD. I;sls I 4
LroR RENT N THE FASHIONABLE NoRTH-
Il west two 3-tarv and basement trics dwell
inss. le roenis and bath heated Nv furnace nouiy
En inquire q ana mo- rhioG,s rr iSiRf sS5 go
. n25-6t lt54 Fsihu
L,oR RENT-lss,s NEW YoEk AvF TwEIvr-
escsllsnt location for doctor dentist Inquire AZ
4 i'"f 81 W. hl--N'
L nnfont circle. s1oo itr.5 OH 81 ne ,,r "a -
Is,s4 u ave- IIr 81 s5 iii y st 50 -. m
i nsSat '''" " cH.s EsRiT, oo5 i4sh :, y
1 inT. linN = ~ IN good repair street car. AZ
ni5-.w K < PHii.LIPs / SON. l4ee Neu YorE ave.
L'oR RENT FURNISHED HOUSE. eoo2 ST.
omrSeiy isrni.s irSu lSsu, MI L. rS S5 , S5a
hy the y"n- 10 private family. Tor t"rms aud per-
n25-lw 100 7th ~ nv
! NOR RENT-A sEYEN-RooM BRICK HoUsF:
modern improvemeri;- 3s5 DELAWARE ave .. ~
/ $40. %. Key next door. Mos
FoE RENT-Br 5. H. wALkFR,
45s Louisiana
9 rooms and stable. pcrfet condition.
naSlm Rent and water az. 20
/ JvoG KENT-HoUsE 1905 6 81. NV. 10 ROOMS
and bath rooms Ia gooi repair suitable for
ni-i@ NJ " c JoHNsoS. lis 18Th st NV
EoR RfNT-A LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE: All.
Il mod. inn l. rooms. bath. sanitary Plumbing:
month. Will rent uufarnish-d by the year isps
2lst St. cor New Hampshire ave. nIa-2w.
L,OR RENT -HOUsE s07 7 ST NV. 4. THREE
ioie 'iarfayemrrt- kitchen ana inn l r aSa On
hr-t flor ironis s"qih fSssssson sIvsn psc,,nbcr
noiG-ia
! NOR RENT
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lroR EENT-NEw HOUSE. 10TH NE SEWN
L rooms and bath, speaking tghes; electric acpll
sncee; handsomely raperod; so H. ? MfSr
towner,. us 18th NV. n2e-3t'
LrOR gENT-FOrR-RooM BRICK; WATER AND
Il large yard 1928 Chester court. between aud "
snd 18th AMI l4ih SIS. n Apply l9I2 ct for
key. IT.
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WANTED-ROOMS.


WANTED-PARLOR AND THREE BID ROOMS
w for adults; south front northwest; refs ex-
ehNnxed- Address FOUR. Star Once IL
WANIED-F FURNISHED ROOM NEAR l4TH
w ST IN strictly private family, with board.
conv-n eRf- address. with terms and Ia-tcu lsrs.
Boz rs9. star o1fice IL
WANTED-BT A LADY. TWO CNFURNIsHED
w rooms; must be reasonable Address A D.. star
ofsce. 1t
WASTFD-ROOA FOR GENTLEMAN, VERY
w near b. and ?. depot, must be heated. pie assnt
end cOnIf rtable state terms Address week, H.
y. C. Bslvsdere Hotel IT.
WANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM WITH A
w quies lady living alone Address c. d. Z. star
ofaee. n2s-3t'
WANrED-BY FAMILY OF THREE PERSONS
w three four rooms furnished for light house
keeping Address stating terms. {. 4. p. 1921 9Th
a. NV. nss-3t'
NVANfED-fURNISHEp AND CSFURNfsHED
w all parts Of city cheapest and plan
90 secure desirable roOtners established lSS1l.
nsL2s,.sHACkLEfoHD'SA AGENCY. AT tith st. n w.
U-ANTED-THREL FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
w bosrd Tor gentleman saa two ADDE'S wear Du ont
Circle preferred Address LOCK Box lyo. City Post
Once stating terms n-s3t-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Don SALE - STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD
viii Of grocery store cheap rent rood location;
sd the o for selling Apply nSG n 81
GOOD NvEsTMENT-sALoON AND REsTAU-
s rsa' aons s9Sa suIipsss Il .r
f S 'I' at O'''e' ''eS' Ni'' a m y h59-5,:
For sALE-A CIGAR AND STATIONERY STORE
aadfsss lsF s:'
+ wsrehouss 6si st NV WI. suitable for Es1,erai
mon q: f. fsSi
FOR SALE CHEAP GOOD WILL AND FIX
lures Of bakery a and contect9nery store custom.
1926 North Capitol 81. n n29-}t
For sALE-BEING IN IMMEDIATE NEED OF
slOO) 80 shares the capital Of the Schlinger
S sinl oce and Paving Company. Address nss W.
FOR sAE-AT A BARGAIN77sToCK. FIX
BaKEk S S3REs sS'nss SSs ssHh AsRa
FOR sALE-AN oLDEsTABLIsHED STAND
a. meat and r9yisi9n stors; doing cash husinsss Of
T. T.. g Eta " ofiiee ''e '''' ' nss-s Hs'
EOR SALE-LlQUOR STORE; DWELLING AT
taehed d, good lSGation rent reasonable long es
be sold Address Box 80. Star ofice. ni4-sw:
WANTED-PARTIEs HAVING. PINE CORD
Va. VIII please s eCnnanicais With BALbwIN
Johnson. Wood and Coal Dealer. ilol R: /; eye.
To-. A GOOD CATERER THERE IS AN EXCEP-
t3nsl chance to rent the cafe n the Harrison. cor
S % Fs%slen oi%ss ssnsioyss. HASvEH sfaLPISS,
CROCK AND GOOD WILL OF NEW AND SEC
- ond hand furniture and stove business; location
sensrai and none better IN the city business in
kose msihnT 9Tsine sf and having ready .p
A to 20 INTO the WooD BUsiNEs.
FOR sALE3-A complete saw mill for saving and
elevator, with lease Of yard for $500. IL running
9rder all ready for use BIOS Water Georgetown.
n2d-at sos + st. NV.
Tor SALE : WELL EQUIPPED PRINTING
IN smail essh payment required Ad!.ess
A GOOD BUSINESS MAN. WITH 81. 800. CAN
"A secure permanent position manager of New
TEX sf'E
York city. n26-3t-
~ ANTED-PATESTs TO PROMOTE. MANU-
full ND aeHGt! ption Address PHoM Mao 6f
afraid 70 work will sell half interest in my bust
ness for 1000 have h9gse and wagon and route az
changed. n24-Gt-
only this 2f sanes to msi. io4
tune. Address FORT 81. Star Office. nss. M
IF YOU WANT TO Buy, AN ESTABLIsHED
write INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE. MA
Broadway. New York city. nl7-lm.
fINHE ATTENTION OF TIE PUBLIC IS INVITED
TO the assgnee's sale of the elegant stock Of books
stationery and fancy articles going the book
store of ". II. Morrison. 1.j4 NV q and be-
low cost. FILLMORE BEALL, Assignee,
n1-1m IA ID st.
THE REASON RAMSAY HAS THE LARGEST
watch and clock repairing trade in the city Is be-
cause he does his work honestly and we'll
Watch cleaned. 81.
Watch main sprin2, 81.
Ali work warranted one year
Hear what the people say. 1921 st. nv. oc25
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-REAL ESTATE IN TRADE FOR A
w pair of nobby horses. FIVE and six years old
broken electric and cable good saddlers Also
stylish rig fo double and single nearly Can be
seen at COOPER'S STABLE. rear of Fredonisa " be-
tween 18th and 18th SITS. nSS-3t'
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BOARDING.

AZ. NTED-aO GENILEMEN BOAKDERs AT
w sls ger month frst-class board Adde's i Boz
4 GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH
4 rstclGss beard comfortable ROOMS. terms resson-
able; location central i73 Missouri ". n,s-:s'
RoARDERs DESIRED AT THE STANTON. 2o7
nished. with table board. n2s-0ts
GEE HERE, WE SERVE MEALS IN THE DINING
us q TRIAL. lo2i iith Il NV. II.
u DOM AND BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN AND
excellent location and very bsst .ecogmod.iion.l
For EE 81 MRS; a NJ SHAW OF BALII-
WITH n,st,elass board eastern and southern ehpsure
I ovELY sEcoND-sToRY FRONT ROOM. ALSO
Il communicating rooms, with nrst-class board
Call at 1924 Mass. ave. NV. n36-3t'
THE cANANDAIGUA. so9 ST. NV. FUR
dated; table sosrd sis meals. Is and &c nsss'
PHOSPHATE ACCOMMODATIONS TO 8 col.
ar cs sfsr 10 m - ~ betxsa
4 CAP. and LIST. NJ and \ sts- n2e-st-
d07 Arb 81. OPPOSITE JUDICIARY SQUARE,
~ hnndsonle second-stnry front room. Furnished.
board. beat and gas; also hall room on same noor
L elias. tsnily Eoard and reom, 81 per DAY se so
Solder. Hume and Cabin hos john eide nifm
%~O sunny. weil-beated Rooms. reasonable pricess
near two lines cars, Capitol. Il. and q. depot also
table boarders wanted nl0-3v
EIRsT-cLAss BOARD AND CHOICE ROOMS.
Il with all modern improvements. centrally located
and moderate charges. 3S Indiana se2s-3m
PERSONAL.
u EPUBLIcANs NON IN OFFICE CAN TAKE
N by selling gents second hand clothnr -
biz cash prices. JCsTHs OLD STAND. 61sD
NV NJ
CHOW Us THE MAN That PAYS THE BIG
cash prices for gens second hand clothing thst ~
do. yUsTH's OLD STAND.
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(,IvIl. SERVICE EXAMINATION oUEsTIoko
~ and ankwers- Send Joe. 10
s.w. FLYNN. A NJ. Ivy Institute,
n1Slms Southwest cor. 18th and sts n ".
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NOTARIES PUBLIC:
CoMMIssIoNER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY sTAl1
" and Territory, Ngtsry ard Y Sonsais.aonse.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29
WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED--FOR CASH CUSTOMER. TWO OR
w three small dwelling in the northwest for about
60 600 each. WIRTON MATTHEWS CO.
nae-3t. 1881 r st.
NANTED-FO FROM 81, SEQ To 49, 500. o OR 8
w room dwelling in n Washington or George
town. also. In n W. Washington. dwellin at from
s12, O00 20 $1,000 W. S. TEL, Jr. ,6O2 F st. L. w.
WTANTED-HOUSE 10 OR III ROOMS IN n W.
w west of Eth bet. and Il SIC. 900 to S1o. 900
cash; must be a bargain. Address CASH. Star office
n.SS-Bs
WANTED-A COMFORTABLE HOUSE, BET
w 18th and S2d sts.. and Boundary or o
open street preferred price not above ~. 600
address C. s. ARMY. star Office n2ot'