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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-22

COMMENCING Sunday, October ., Ohio
River railroad train No. /, will leave
Wheeling at 6 o'clock a. M, central
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-22

RoAcnEs, bed bugs, etc, are instantly
and eternally eradicated by Bngine. 25
cents at all dealers. Give it a trial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-22

HEALTmrEsr Beverage made is Co.'S
grave Brewing Co. 8 ale and porter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-22

THE Wheeling Nightsoil Co. has the
largest barrels and best facilities for
moving nightsoil. G. W. Rixey, general
manager, corner Chapline and Six
eenth streets. Telephone 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-22

1892 UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS. 1892
Only One Week Left in Which to Visit the Great
Pittsburgh Exposition.
UNEQUALED ATTRACTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS,

Four Concerts daily, by BROOKS famous New York Band, with MISS ALICE
RAYMOND, the QUEEN Of cOrneists The artists are unrtvaned in their pro-
feSion. An exhaustive and comprehensive exhibit in PRACTICAL OPERATION, OF
the best and most recent inventions in the line OF GAS SAVING APPLIANCES
Cookery Of all kinds such as game, bread, etc, done in tho building. This e%-
hibit will be especially valuable to hotel propretors, housekeepers and everyone
who desire to learn how to cook food properly, and, at the same time, cconom.
icaly.
The finest and most novel collection of exhibits in all departments ever seen
on public exhibition. The management has purchased the largest and most at
Pitts patrons
ADULTS, rs CENTS. CHILDREN, IS CENTS.
CONSULT YOUR RAILROAD AGENT FOR RATES,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-22
FOB "A E,

Farm Sc acres. two miles from cltyi splendid
Improvements; suitable Tor gardeglnS.
Fruit farm, u acres, one mile west OF Bridge
port. .,ooo
Double brick house. $40 and 3jl2 ChNpline
street. 4 rooms each with nl modern improve
mcnts, 5000.
HOUSE $ rooms, Pipe street. cheap.
glots in Handlnn addition. cheap.
oll5 and PHI Main street, rs fec. front.
House Of six rooms, 26lS Jacob street, ana
four roomcd mouse IN rear, s3,0D.
House Of SIX rooms, 26ej Jacob street, $500
Hons of six rooms and hall, with modern
conyonjences, 1916 Jacob street. Sa,1jl
House OF four rooms, 2S2l Wood street. Sl,310.
House OF five rooms, Fourteenth street, 5000.
House OF five oOtnS, Eoti street, Center
House OF eight rooms, Jabob street. bet wcen
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Streets, $500,
Three houses on Moyston street. sixth Ward,
s. 100.
Splendid farm, Hlty acres nlne miles cast Oh
lot on Twcnty.ninth s.rsot, $500.
one.half lot on McCoiloch street Center
"o5HHe:haIIii Iot on Mccolloch and Belmont
'' 0tnc.haii lot on chopllne street. Sixth Ward.
One OF tho best manufacturing sites in tho
city, fronting on two railroads.
NESBITT & DEVINE,
1899 Market Street. aust
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-22

REASON? BEEcuAM's PILLS act like
magic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-22

CoseRAvE BREWING Co.'s ales and por-
ter on draught to-day. Trh&s.3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-22

TIVE WEEKLY NTELLIGENCER
Journal Il u original in every dcpartmant.
clean iu every line and suited IS Il l. Intondei
70 interest anu improve every member OF ma
hmiy, whether IN city OF COUNTRY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-22

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-22

The Tariff Champions and Young
Mems Republican Escort Club will meet
at their hall Mt central Republican head
quarters, Market street, this evening at
I o'clock sharp, for the purpose Of es-
corting the speakers to the place Of
meeting.
All other Republican clubs and Re-
publicans are requested to join in the
procession, which will move at o'clock
sharp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-22
PROMINENT DEPARTMENT

Replete viii choice selections, and every article offered atthe lowest pos
sble price, and in all cases guaranteed to be as represented
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-22

WV
Dr. C. F. Ulrich, Maj. VIM. G.. f. GoerihS
Conrad Klrbach, T.. C. Meyer,
+. L. Schenk, William +, Stiiel,
Albert stump, sr., NE Mayer.
prof II. scn6Gkey. Dcldrich llocmer,
Dr q, 4. ASchnan, John SchCnK,
Tnhn Stddlcr, George ZolCkler,
TrcI WcImcr, Charles LOcfler,
Frrd Miller. Fred Schmeic!e,
ChrI,tInn Schnept, Z. X. MciZncr,
iieprr Sbnirr, Conrad %Hachmnnn,
Iarob Refer. Henry Schmnlbnch,
CnnraI sclHmhrA, ST., William II Muegge,
A.. L. +. Ebeling, John MedicR,
ITenr,. { Never, Jacob IlObstcttcr,
Adol6h knoEe, sr., Michael Roth,
AdRG, UOnlcker, Jacob KlGlne,
Hnlsrr Shnl. II. r. Nolte'
Jacob Dctwiller. August Coke,
Inuls Miller, John W. Shuttle,
". il. Gnbe, Jacob BiSwanger,
Christian Ritz. Christian Kalbitzer,
Geowc bowers, George Carl.
Charles Never, Charles Keller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-22
DRgss GOODS, SILKS, Erc.-aEo. R. TAYLOR.
GEO. r. TAYLOR,
AIN STREET, 1853 MARKET STREET,

Now ready in all departments for the Fall and Winter trade Of 1898. A
usual we make Dress Goods, Silks, Wraps, Jackets, and Seal Skin Saeque
and other good reliable Fws our specates.
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS to meet the wants OF the public and
growing trade.
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ADVERTISING.

n you WiSH 40 ADvE1TIsY ANYTHING Any.
Il where 1t any time write 10 GEO. r nOwELL
Cu. 10 Sigues ~, xsw Yosk- su2l-ly
II the suAtscs of advsstsin9 viii d. veil 10 obea1pS
copy " bSvk for ADVERTISER" 300 pages. pSne q.
esrefgl eomp,lseSn from the AmSx.can Newspaper
Drsst Tor q az the LIT pspsrs snd chs.
deal Of ine0vs1ou shout ess ard osher n,Dteers ler-
.sf < W , SGEe1U. IL a ssss: 10y
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II pete assortment OF vehicles in the city The
set bargains ever offered for cash genuine Coum-
s?a5o top bassss.. 80 10: dayton vsrons: s5e: Is
VI my MAXI o. spring suit all kinds Of
business. "A iuu lns u hArn.ss n . loo pr1co.
mh2O-3n JAMES N pllDBTl I'y.R .tod a
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INSURANCE.

MTTgTiNhk fbsSrSEf FssJ FI X INsgSHEcs 60
oe4G JANIS FITCH 6srreenx3. Iss1lrs pclicjee
atSIus1Say lov r-tss and each psursr ahar~s IL IT,
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SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS
SUBURBAN HOMES IN LAKELAND. MD.


Besides natural advantages Of location LAKELANp
with nue. sh and well supplied with pleasure boas.
houses During the summer the handsomsst station
between VASE ton and Bstinore w1 y, erected.
eontsinins from i've 10 ten rooms "a lakeland
taHt from tiis cIy the b and % r. a. OF the BAL
Nnogc p.ks srl n The dire. hne q the rrsposed
are weli bqili on good brick Foundations aud have
Sese' sc ee d o, To. ws Pg1
square ieet OF vrouud- Churches schools and stores
For further particuIars Iat. rrzsts se apply 70
EDWIS A. NkWMGY. laos Columbia 81 ~, be,
iSr the aas ~ ''iSt A1'lrna al
THt2I ,!,,s,s Visit l gasYokLAIp I!A ~.
bs cs.a a ,s yog e,sai 3D. why Lave
okAcI N. THOMAS
arl6lw loo Corcoran building.
1SoR sALE-A MAT GROOM COTTAGE N
Il Brookiand. lot 5oxi5o. with shade and water;
board walk from house to railroad station electric
PAIfo. 4s2 Louisians ave. api5-sm
HONE. SWEET HoME-wE WILL BUILD You
q lots s - Ic T pie o ue ~ SSTh Laurel ,.'
slo cash aud $40 per month or oeRt on for
out fOr il MI.hne,on Il sou Ss.irS 70 see an.
bTopoEEy You viii be aOes%ps9sd og, BY salesman
ap9-im sls b ~ NV
I,oR sALE-THE GREATEST BsRa,IS NEAR
TINS city; 10 acres OF .snd bsaItiful site ioT
easy terms. X l. PHILLIPS a SON.
I,ok sALE-AT LINDEN. MD, NINE Mills
from city, delghtiu home large buildings; fruit:
shade two and half acres. station.
apo-lm J. BENJAMIN. 5l2 .; nv
4 SUBURBAN HOME
AT BR1GHrMOOD, ID Q
HORSE CARS PASS THE DOOR
Fine two-stOry aud bGseLient frame dwelling
tanning twelve Rooms SHADE about aud
nearly one Of prime ssrden land. Nsriety q
irut trees Towering shrubs. vines and plants also
detached stable lot. with stable carriage house,
gransry. convenient sheds and lce house
Price Of the entire premises 70 ptAbs tenant
Gao per month
Apply TO Nv HuYCK.
ap5-lm l5n- Parve
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

fNHE AMNONIAfKD STEAM CAnPYT CLEANING
and lenovstng wvrhs. l70S and ITO Y II nv
CakpeS etsaned IN the hfse ansnner by our prueara
tusnjtnrss nartrssses and fsathsrs rcnoySted nm
pAoaa. hoA y GEwxIER Manager mLa6-tr
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JQsEPH y, roIKiSHokS s.ssro IsfokM
~ NJ. irlsnde end the pubic thst having parxsas<a
eae fElhffkS offlck lsscsy ccnaucerd b, NJ ~
r'..r1or NC VII continne The os<is<ss % NE Ola
eresssd fsclllus md eos q arsi-rias vorknsn be
promptly q psaso sslsw VIA eeoa work.
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs

,7 Ia ave We near 6th NV lor hssA psA 94Q per ne
"a ISL mr. Capitol. 9r. bath price. 03A 80 pei mo
Sss.rs ne ssar Or bath: price Geo 90 PEE mo
several small hrieka nv, s.. y: prics no per -
m mouse Teter ct psar 10th peSs S36 per No
per mo. - mn ssyvJyInSs -
ar2o-3ts wv nat !,
UF0n RENT-IN oKOa0EfOwN. 1iNE THREE
,n;rSs Ply N1ck. Known stone sesps snd trim
sa.h iso puaosrtoa ave.; pArlor. dtnins room
neis,hh,rhen iss noor. largS yard ahd e1csiiest
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WANTED-HOUSES.

NVANTFD-THF CARE OF FURNISHED HOUSE
w during owners absence IN IA. II rent reliable
refrr. noes will be furnished. Address Hot 81
kEEpEN. Star Office. ap22-H'
WANTkD-TO PCKCHASt-A TiIREE-STORi
w Louise with ali modern improvements eost not to
exceed slr.0UU; cash Iayincnt of AU.GDn BALANCE u,
time; localities preferred northwest section west ct
l4th, north VI, HILL CAPITOL Posse s;on
wantei or before May TO- Address, with full de
scription &c. BIZ. S,ar office. ar22.t'
WANTED-A SMALL FAMILY WOULD LIKE
w the care OF II furnished house for the season
lcnRcr. lac best Of guaranteed and references
furnished. Address GOOD CAKE Star 0.ice. IT.
NN ASTED-TO PURCHASE FRAME HOUSE 40
w DC removed Address A. Z. WALTER iool
stnw ar.l-H'
NNANTED-TO TAKE CHARGE OF HOUSE
w during summer months; viii Keep house i'll inst
class order Tor rent; reference given AMI required
Address " ny. Star Office sp3l-:}t'
NVANTED-BY DESIRABLE TENANTS HOUSE
w in northwest. r,'iIaining ten or more rooms:
rrice no. 10 exceed soJ ier month. Address VIZ
GILMAN. star office. Hp2l-3t'
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MANIFESTATIONS.

WANrED-BY A STRONG. RELIABLE CoLoRKD
man irs1 vrsinia Ilaes as farm nand under
Please call I21 st nw.> IT.
WASTED-wASHING AND IRONING TO DO AT
W home by the day or week goo,' references Apply
WANTED-sITUATloN BY YOUNG MAN AS
vaet; nc obleetioa to travel: best Of reference
WANTED-Ar HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
w for cooks chambermaids. waitress. launlresses.
nurses ,ea,nstrss, walters, cooS. eoachmen. bnters
w pioymeDt with goo, farmer: has had some
perience. Address al 10th st ne. 1t.
WANTED YOUNa LADY GRADUATE DESIRES
BoOkKEEPf K. star Office. ap.3-2t'
WANrEp-bY DRKssaAkkR. A FEW MORE
RESPONSIBLE riss iGi9 io. =. .s'' NJ S.ais.:ssa
WANTED-BY A COIIRtD GIRL. PLACE TO
,. do general hopsework or nurse IN small gsivst:
IAN and ass court between ISM and
WANTED BY \ GERMAN BOY, IL YEARS OLD,
w place in store speaks English. Address 527
WANTED : 90 TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
cook. ,halhernsids waitress. nurses ladys
enees rom Ia 4 ems loJers. 8I3 9Th stu W. sp.2-5t
WANTED-pY A HEsPECrABaE COLORED
w woman Place 10 Cook and do general housewo-k
ss9d Isisroases; must 20 home nights Please call
WANTED A RESPECTABLE COLoRED
W ylri, place a. pain coax aud house clearing
W NV. ~
W. TED WORK by COMPETENT LAZY
w aIlIaiCensis faily good stcEogr and type
writer; has had cxIseri In Iensien business
TERMS re~sons5le Address BoS ~ Star ofce.a"l-1'
WANTED-By A kEspECTABLE COLORED
W woman. laundry work By the day at home; alsy
WIRING t. ~ out By the day. Call tor two days. III
lstst av. IT.
WhSTED-FlRST-C FRENCH FAMILY
w chef wants situation for summer: E:ghe,t
years CITY referenre; family leaving Tor EuroIe Adj
dress Il. r., star Sfhce. ap:s2-3t'
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. WHITE. STU
w siJn as eoaehnan ia private family: thor
erenees Address :. H. o. Box 5 Star Office ap2i-3
WANTtD ley = COMPETENT ENGLISH
w msld. good dressinsk packer AVID Traveller. eln
o,vn,-r, ee.Ir.-,-. :, - w.. n,,.,I.-.,'
N ~, rEI1-b, iyu-.u 49, "F InD..OouIi
w ednration- position as clerk or D ohkeeIcr In
trust eoiniaIy Can very best lerspna and lIs
ness r.isrrnces' bond II required. IECSTWO. Tai.
star ofiire. ar"1-3t'
WANTLD-BY REsPEcrABL WHITE GIRL.
" piare AZ a"hznuiermsid and paaia sewing o. hep
Win Washing and lroIiils la lsiNate fanny Gail Mt
i2O4 I'D stnw. ap2l-1r
WANTED - by A YOUNG GERMAN BAKER
w situation is eos Il scon hand brad aud cake
references Address GOLDEN LAGLk HousE
ave and u st NV. ap3u-M'
WANTED-A SITUATION FOR A wELL-eDU-
take charge OF i small ikesh1r: rs;-clsss sity ref
ercneoS For particulars witt or call 303 l4th st
ap2c-Nt'
NVANTEi,-SITUATION FOR THOROUGHLY
w competent chanbcrmaitt; also for a good wait
ross. both white Aidrss do Mass ave ap2o-'t'
w servants rCfsl: private families hotels. restau-
rants wherev.r needed; also rcsltiohs Tor clerks
fstai,lisiIed 1885,. sHAIkLEFORD'S. AZ lIthnw
aplS-6t.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

CORNERSTONE or DEEDS FuR EvERv STATE
~ aasd Territory Notary aud U Q. csmmfnioner
JOHN u hhALL, l35l skuy.
In o1Ace from " m. to 5 pn. nol5
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WANTED-ROOMS.

NNANIED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. TWO
w ufurnished cOm:nu rlcaiinS ruons: Capitol Hi.l
northwest route; private family PREFER d.
'dd-rss stStfHg trrfnS Pax 10 star office 1T
NCANlED-EY QUIZ CtsuPLi. No CHii.DRLN.
w one large Nell-fuInshed front room small room
adjoining; water same noUr; lght nusekeepipK.
nice house northwest. A. ]. H.. Star once sp2l IA
NGANTkD-oS SOKYHWF-TEhN HILLS OR
w Capitol Hill. two three furnished rooms. with
or without board Give prices and full PARTICULARS.
''ffi"I M. - nff.''. IT.
NVANIED-TWO or THREE FUKNI.MrD
w roons tsccond story rreirrred) above 1T be-
tween IA th and 1t SITS Address. stating rrice
ntfnli description. INTEGRITY. star Office. It
NVASTEp-BI GENTLEMAN. wiF& AND ONE
w cEiid. Three four uufurIshsd light
house keeliEs. permanent II sails factory BcN lO.
star ofacr- ap3l-:h'
NVANTED-BY MAY ]. 5 OK UNfUR IsHED
w rVOnIs :or ljght housekecpiEg, On LIST I'd
aoor: rent not to exceed IA month. Address s. j..
liar u!i~e ap1i-Ss
NNAATED-IHkiE Oh FUUR CNFukSIsHkD
lie Druii PsTS acceptable. AtlT, u. y r.. stat
".ncs, stating lowest terms. ar2l-:it
WAHTED- EXTRAORDINARILY GENTLEMAN
w aud wife, room end board in the northvss ST.
Address stating location aud terms, X Star office
spiO-:jt'
MANNED -FUBN SHED AND rNfrENIsHED
w room. all parts Of city; chea est AID surcst, la
10 secure desirable rvoners testablihd 1850; terhIs
moderate. sAACkLEfOkD'S AGLNCY, Az 18th
st Eh22-30t'
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BOARDING.

A RE1INkp FAMILY DRsIRBs 4 rEV IAnf.F
Sc,ssdss.. s'ss hsssseS:,ly sssr.sh:S nsi -
E sogase ys. s ~ iS ss,,s ~ 20
sssss ~; s. s:.sS ssessse cSfc ~;
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TORRENT MISCELLANEOUS

IrOI RENT-REMINGTON TYPEwRrrERs AT
Il the Remington office; secure first order
condition HuxraEteed toriuE sIecial to beginners.
wYCKCFF. SEAMANS h BENEUIU,'
ia22-3m Cor 9Th and 4 sts u W
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uyrLLIAMI PAL NER. AkCHfrEf-
w lstsiy csans tied With ofice of r Schpsiioa
MS fstnw.
spk.lns koou u. Wssaingtoa. DO
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
7 .ADY WHO LEFT MUFF IN OUR STORE CAN
II yet by identifying ii and paying for thus sdv~r-
tisement. LOUVRE GLOVE COMPANY. il
r .ADY WHO LEFT RINGS IN OUR STORE CAN
~ get them BY identifying them and pxyng for this
advertisements LOUVRE GLOVE COMPANY Il
7 OST-PUG DOG. RATHER HEAVY. ABOVE
4 medium size. black face. answering name OF
kenp. Liberal reward If returned to III Q st ".
ITOUND-IN THE CORCORAN GALLERY OF ART.
Il diamond breastpia. Tn. owner can obtain it by
proving property aud paying for this notice. ap32
I OsT-PUG DOG; RATHER HEAVY; ABOVE
u medium size. black face: answering to D anc Of
Kemp. Liberal reward for return 70 l7l7 q sc n u
STRAYED FROM home on MARCH IS, AN IRISH
- setter answering tho namc Of bob" Liberal re-
ward II returned 60 200 st. NV ap22-:t'
r OST-oS 6TH ct. NV. BET. N AND sTs..
~ THURSDAY about O'Clock pm, white skye ter
csive toward; no QUESTION: asked. ap22-3t.
+ OST-ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, fRON 225
~ Ponsroy st ", bay mare with short tail and bay
horse. long tail and one white foot. In forehead
Reward II returned 70 sbovs place. spsi-2ts
II OSr-ON 18TH TO Il, OR Il BETWEEN 10TH
IL and 9Th. Rhode Island svo 70 lth 70 4 isdy.s
silver watch. Please return to 1915 L q and re-
celse reward. ap20-3ts
T OsT-BETWEEN KENDALL GREEN AND 18TH
IL st hrUwn purse with steel clAsp coo.a4nfre
$50 bail aud e5 bill and . key. The 6ndsr Will
Be literally rewarded By returning ths sams to 11iO
=
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lCOR RENT-lT44 81 NV; Nv nUUst;
= never occupied: ten rooms situated on corner Of
STA ana SITS; all front rooms; hay window; electric
bells two bath rooms all mod iinps, eeeaR location
aplS-Ot' WILLIAMS BYRNE 223 <l< stnw
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ISoR kENT-sO4 NEW HAMPSHInk Ave; 81!
St NV. ap11-ov
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Isl Yave nv. er......e5o
l44s n st NV, lOr......5O
o. Laurel av, Mt Pi's'u't. so
5 700 Q st NV. Tor. ...45.63
0i2l2 LIST st ne. Or. As
Y 1901 2lst NV, Sr...,,45
; 80 l X st INV, Sr and 81. AS
0 Mt. Allan. 1enailytown
Q road, l:,r. .4l.67
0 JDth and NJ nv tB&Q
. fiatsL 1r...... 40
. 100 18th st ne. llr...4O
SO n I ave NV, Sr. rs
1914 2yth st NV, ar. IS
?:.906 Z st NV, 30
, l0i 9TH st NE, 9r......3O
. HOG eth st ne, 9r. 30
, HOS 9TH st ne. 9r......3O
U 1866 L 1t no, Sr.. 30
U lo2S 18th At NV, Sc. .25
> 720 nth NV tfistsl, 4r. rs
d 6.SY Pomcroy IT. 4r......i2
y 631 poineroy st NV, ar. II
l422 Mass ave nv. lSr-
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EOR .hENT-UNFURNIs
Il 80 18th st NV, Tor
and . large halls and
stOrc. -...--.....S SOU
l39 X st NV. l5r. POS. 80
1873 N ut NV, I5r. 200
IFS " st NV. l5r....l5u.
II Z Mass ave nw.llE.l35I
] JOB Z st NV. 12r....lOOI
Sl9 l4th It NV. l2r. loo
1000 9Th st INV, lar. 100.
l!l3 q at NV, 12r. 80
DIS 4th INV. 1&r. S3.. 81
102S ! 5L ut w.llr.S 5.33
Brooke mansion, Brook
land, u &, 20r. ........T5
400 nth 81 NV. 2r......7J
22ll q vt NV. l4r......75
301I U st NV, l2r.......T5
20l5 u st NV, Or.
1901 I'D st NV, l1r....70
20l4 Hillyer pl, Tor. .J5
olI \ \ ave NV. Ur. .0U.U6
- 10 o ST NV, 1lr. ..... so
IL 10 Corcoran st NV,
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A UrHORIzED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
"A Co1nmunfrstons promptly attended to: ooASIon-
tai Telephone. 80. Uincs open I'll hocra WG
wlLLIAAs. nsnaxss. 93U ct nv. dp-ssns
CPRIN0 TRADE BRINGS FORTH An iNCHf1e1D
- demand for repts' second-hand clothinY lrst
prizes peid- Addrssser cal at JUsTH'SOLD STAND,
6l0 stnw. uIs2
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l;9E Rent, l,,..,,. -.
1 ai SD 81; ,r ST. nj iadG Is ie et e. .aS
store and'iwsliing. with store. br.............20
80 . 81. l.r. br, mi, 21O6 st. ar hr. /. 30
without u able. COG. IL It, ar. Dr.. IL 30
3l2A puhabarton ave. I2214 n st. Ar. br.... II so
Or mi. ........... 40 J0.7lG st. Ar br. 12.6O
Ia $50 st. ~. Fl in ,.S siS211 Grace Dr. br
1924 Pros ave, 7r. br: | Masonic alley. 3r. br. 8
20. 50i34 O \ st, tr stable.
- 40 oricA ware .o-VU
C. II. FICKLING,
ap8-tr 1854 32d st NV, West Washington.
vTOH RENr-BEAUTiFUL HOUSE ON LANTEE
= Heights, ~ iooIns and III! III i..... $50
HOO North Capitol st. u rooms all IN .........3O
McLACHLEN HATCHELDER-
ap6.3w Cor 10th and q SITS NV
ItOh RGNr-sO0 2lsT ST., An ELEGANT TEN
painted aud pAPerd and IN perfect ordsr convenen:
70 cara Lerdes sores market; 600 per month taKen
wEscoTT WILCOX.
apsO-4t 1907 Pm. ave. ".
ICok HENT-l4O7 BENESAw AVE. MT PLEAS
Il aht. II square from cars: ten rooms aud bath;
iSaerh improvements: S45. L. H sCHNtIDEN
l201 fstnw. ap20-3t'
ISOR RENT-FURNISIfED-ER MAY 10 FOUR
L months, the Deiano place in Mt Pleasant cottage
OF ROOMS with barn aud of lawn and gar
den; cor Howard ave and 10th st extended. Inquire
on prenises ap.0-3t'
LOB HENT.6l0 SHERIDAN ST NV: SOUTH OF
L SOLDIERS Holne: brick Sill pcr month
pp20-3t DAVID y. STONE. S06 F ct NV.
EoR RENT-7ls nth ST y W. NEW 4-sroRY
ia nsa ss x s's4' very desirable for room
aps0.at DAVID D STONE. 500 F s. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-22
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR KEAT-A NEW BRICK STABLE IN CHEW
L alley, bet AID and lat AID ID SITS NV. contain,
stalls large carriage LOuss aud loft: has gas and
water: reHt 81 go pr month.
ap:s2-3t ACKEK L GADSBY, 1908 at NV
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-11-19
RsNovATlNo TREES.
An Operation Requiring Considerable
Time and Patience


II is often the case that trees are
neglected somuch that they become un-
thrifty and Improbable, If they do not
cease entirely to bear fruit With
very old tree very little in the way of
renovating can be done with anything
like permanent benefit. But with
young trees that have simply been neg
lected u very decided benefit can be Sc
cured. OF course, If this is done it is
necessary TO do thorough work. GEN
orally the longer tree has been neg
lected the longer time will be required
to restore it.
One of the first things to do is to
prune thoroughly, cutting out all dis
eased or dead wood at least, and as
much of the other growth as may seem
necessary. No set rules can be given
as to the extent of pruning that should
be given, as the soil in which the tree
is growing, as well as the growth or
thrift OF the tree, must be considered.
The pruning should be done reasonably
early in the winter, at least before the
wood freezes. The wood should all be
gathered up and burned as in this way
disease germs and injurious insects may
|
be destroyed.
The ground should be thoroughly
plowed, taking care to plow shallow
near the trees so as not to injure the
| roots.
| 1t is often the case that one of the
| principal reasons, if not the sole cause,
of the trees failing to make thrifty
! growth and bear good crops of fruit is
lack of available plant food. The
/ trees are starving and, of course, can
not grow or yield fruit. The best plan
of mnnuring is to apply broadcast after
| plowing and then work into the soil
with a harrow or cultivator. Almost
/ any kind of manure can be used with
| benefit, but the advantage in using
| well-rotted manure is that the effect
| will be realized sooner, as it is in a
more available condition, or at least Il
good portion of it. With trees as with
other plants, the fertilizer, to be avail
able, must be soluble, and larger pro-
portion of well-rotted manure is in this
condition better than If applied fresh.
| The principal advantage in using salt
is that it helps to make plant food that
is in the soil availa ble. 1t contains
! little fertiizing value in itself.
Wood ashes can nearly always be ap-
piled with benefit when they can be
had. With little care in this way an
orchard that has been neglected or
starved down may be renovated and
made profitable if the trees are not too
old. With an old orchard in which the
trunks of the trees are more or less de-
cayed the better plan is to cut it down
and make new start.-St Louis Re-
| public