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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-01
San Frnuctxco Races
saS FKsScIsoo, Nov. 3o.-sammt

SAY FRANCISCO, Nov. O-Sammaries:
Six fnrlongs-Ida Glen won. Joe George
town second. Time. ;i0lI. Two starters.
SIX farsongs-Motto won. Coeheco sec
ond. 81. CFoix third. Time. I:i5a..
Five furlongs--Anra NAYS Won, Alesla
second. Leo third. Time, loo
Short course. handicap sfeepleehase-
Cuchara won, Sherwood secoad. E.dualo
third. Time. a:5a
Five furlongs--For beaten horses-North
won, Charger second, SIR Reginald third.
Time, .0ots
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

James rsyler, los Angeles DRY goods els-k,
vas beaten into tasenssbligiy Thursday Nv ge,u,
ATsnsfa. an Italian crank. who st,aes Ell him on
the street. AFnAts said al ire pessea ssasia,
that Taylor hSd dSasn bis (Aruasa's1 money
oDt 81 $40 haHk AMI prevented hgn sattiux a
Thanksgiving ctaase. Taylor never sSw tae
man before
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y landslide ca the Columbia Il Pags,
Soand road yesterday morning caught and
overturned an engine which vas drawing
number Of loaded coal cars About 6
. eioc&. while the train Vas going from
Franklin - Black Diamond and "a. half
nile from Franklin, an euahankrnent
exchanging tie track, having become
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S0-Generai Master
Workman Sovereign, of the Knights of
Labor, arrived tonight. Sovereign de-
clined to say nything further than that
he would assume the duties at once, as he
had been instructed to do and as the laws
of the order require. Powderly did not
wait to meet him, but left for his home in
Scranton this afternoon.
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THANKSGIVING.

Alone at their little low table,
They sat IN their little low chairs,
With gravest and sweetest assumption
OF manly aud womanly sirs
Miss Jessie, the pretty wax dolly
Secured In her place by cord
Looked on with TIE sfrictest attention.
While Harry gave thanks TO the Lord
'.Dsar Gcd,' said he, this is Thanksgiving.
Ani Nellie and couldn't 60
To preaching with mamma and papa
Because we went out in the snow
ssI.ss, evening aud Snowflake each other
Aaa now NeIlie's throa; IS so sore;
I'm sorry dear God, aud will never
Throw snowh&iis al her any mora
''i'n glad you ara sending the saowaskes
Ger the brown meadows TO fsll'
think my new skates are just splendid,
thank you; believe that IL AL.
"Dsar FA,hsr." said sweat little Nellie.
Beginning whea Harry Was foae,
81 thank yog for every eiss&ag,
The largest and tinlsss ora
81 thank you for msmns and papa
Dear God, am going 20 ~
To ne. oh so coed, they will never
Need seold me sssain, I'll die
~ thank yoa for ralsias aad candy.
90, beautiful Father above.
thank You toE Harry, Eay brother,
Aud Jessie. the COL tast love
"Sow guide as sss keep rs. dear Father.
TIu Thanksgiving aads rs again.
Ny pap. aa4 MAMMA are coming,
SO, beautiful Father, amen
--csr-i< SAass Rice
Tseoras, November. 1894
Osborn & wairsth have sold the sanas Ses'
10 r. d. Hall & Co and have begun publication
81 the Ken: Afrsrssse-.
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In. wolverine. viii Dance.

All natives of Michigan desiring invita-
tons for their friends to the first literary
social and hop given by the Michigan
Club at Odd Fellows hall next Monday
evening. can have them by applying to
Charles Lovejoy. esq, IS Sullivan block.
Admission free.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. John F. Cordray arrived IN Seattle last
evening from Portland and will remain 20 super
intend the return of the dramatic company at
his thea;er next Monday
:. s. SeE Of Everett. the new general mana
ger OF the Pacific Navigation Company, and
Capt c. Z. Clancy, superintendent o. the same
company. came over from Tacoma last evening
or the steamer state OF Washington.
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hrief Tacoma Nrua

Taeoss. New. S1-lsyecls,, Tn.
steamer Rlas Star Vas harmed tais morn
ing while lying ST the wharf Damage,
about $500 Tbs eagsnssr and fireman mar
rowIy escaped by breaking epsn i AalcA
and crawling throagh.
Mrs Daniel Wlssinrrr. wife al tie rse-
pr.ssos .. io-Sxas sa.!ng Aeass Oh Pacific
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TACOMA, Nov. Sa-~fSpecial The
grandfather at gvaest \. Hazard. Who
MAS arrested IN room with Minnie Col.
has Of Ithaca y, Y. len an estate Of
s,eso.ooo Hazards father gave him ssa..
90 hen lie came West . few years ago.
Miss Collins ana Hazard will he Arraignea
hssere Justice MeMagEay ,ognarrow.
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SeoTSe \. Carpenter, the tsllest newxpa-
nSF man IN the Northwest. standing six
iset tour inches. who has been connected
Aita several papers ou the Sound. Is now
one oil TIE pToprie:ors Of the Alaska Nears.
published at juneau. The paper is pub
llshed hy CARPENTER & Mard-
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Hail HAIR Remover enjoys the conf
asnc" and patronage al people ali over sAs
civilized world who use IL To restore and
Keep sAs hair naturA eolos.
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TIE Sostsssn Fscleo are nos running dining
ears Between seattle ana ForEiaAa o. tsstns
ssassns seattle a@lsY a, e. ~ sad leaving
TSFtss2a SAIst Al A. IN Tats service a AZ
kaaw.eN5grd 10 - ar sssr-ss..ea
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THE HIGH TIDE or DECEMBER 81.


xngineer Piummer Says There VIII Ne
One. Despite Prof. HARVARD.
TACOMA. Nov. 30.--fSpecial. Fred q.
Piummer objects to Prof Barnard's inti-
nations about his frightening folks by
talking about high tide December %.
Prof. Barnard also asked II there were no
trees or rope up this way TO dispose of
such fellows As Prof Piummer. The latter
says:
when I stated that We would have an
unusually high tide next month it was
simply 10 cali attention TO what 10 plainly
shown by the aimanacs and particularly
In the tide tables published by the govern
ment Such prediction 10 in no manner
similar 10 the predictions Of such men as
Virgins. who pretend to foretell storms
and floods, but 10 . simple deduction from
certain astronomical conditions which any
person of intelligence may verify by refer
ence. On the I'D Of next month the moon
viii be nearest the earth, and will run
high. The earth will be almost at Hts
nearest position 10 the sun and the moon
will be iull. These are the conditions
which are most favorable to high tide
and as they will all occur on the same day
IL IL only common sense to expect an IN
usually high tide on the days following.
Ii IL is only two inches higher than any
previous known tide il viii 10 sufficient
for proof and. indeed, ii the ocean winds
are very urfzyorabie. the difference may
be hardly noticeable"
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Tacoma National Banks Resumption.
TACOMA. Nov. O.-fspeciai. Tho Ia
coma National bank has been turned over
20 its directors by Bank Examiner clesry
on behalf Of the government. and ID will
open Monday morning with si7Aooo cash
on hand. OF that amount 1t has already
$i0s. 900 in gold, and $4,000 more will be
available before the end of the week,
through the personal efforts OF President
Blackwell, who has worked necessarily
since the Tacoma National closed TO ar
range for reopening. He purchased the
banks real estate for $63, AIS. and on that
ard other of his own property he secured
$4,000. which be VIII put into the bank.
or $4,000 of deposits when the bank
closed. claimants OF $365, 900 signed an
agreement not to draw the cash except by
instailments covering year. Much more
ready cash has been secured than the con-
troller required before allowing the bank
10 reopen.
The announcement. in today's Posr-IS-
rHLLiGEscKR that the Tacoma National
bank would open Monday gave many .
eause for thanksgiving in real earnest. not
tina, every body having money in the bank
Is glad of an opportunity to get il out
As shown by fact that S365. on out of $4ie,-
coo OF the deposits have been signed for on
instalment payments the bulk OF the de-
posltors are net anxious TO secure their
money at once. Besides a considerable
portion OF the balance not signed off 10
seemingly without claimants
The community generally is aware OF
the inecssent efforts made by President
blackwell and other officers of The bank
TO reopen IL, and n general feeling of salts
faction WAS manifested when the fosr-
iSrgLLi0ESeKs announced tina, 10 woald
resume. The bank has now on hand
nearly siot.ooo in gold. To this will DO al.
aed in few days $50. 600 raised personally
bv President blackwell, Nho huught the
banks real estate for se3.4i aud raised
$4,000 on it and other property. which he
viii place ~ the banks disposal
The comptroller required that enough
cash lie on hand 10 satisfy all deposits not
otherwise arranged FOR. The amount on
hand Viii greatly exceed the requirement.
The necessary papers transferring the
bank from the governments back 10 the al
rectoss were signed Tuesday night. Rank
Examiner Cieary representing the govern.
ment and President blackwell and other
directors receiving the trust
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HOW PEOPLE FEEL,
A Level Headed Man Tells just what
the Condition of Men and Women IL
Now and What They Can Do 60 Ad-
vantage.

know charming man whose Is well
known, who, The other evening. began talking
about people He said:
How often people feel wcrn-ont rundown, sx-
hArsied unflted for business and ys. have TO bear
up and go about their usual duties They fee the
need Of something 70 brace them up restore vi
tally and give needed strength Narcotics, opgat4s
ard ordinary stimalants are GA. of the question
They oaly serve - mako matters worse and physic-
iaas rightly coBdema them On the other hand the
highest me.cai authorities that shs regular
Use Of PrRE St4mBlsnE is NOS oaiy beneficial, bu,
IS the only means OF promptly overcoming phgs-
teal exhaustion and creating new vlgor. Ibis IA
indeed. the nineteenth century remedy for the
Mic etsenih century disease. to much neryous
strain and tension No letter reeuperasVs measure
has heen devised for she exhausted brain worker.
II hss been proved thai pure whi$key is the best
means % proaciax this desirable result II serves
to keep the blood tn healthy molten removes trn
parisss froU tbs systeol feeds the wasted tissues
and fmparss FenewsI vitality. have seea uany
whistles sna ! ssy unhesitaiingiy thA. such n
stimuiant can Dc found only in DaHy's Pure N al,
Rhisxey.r
And / know re is right have used II faith.
fBily and know many men and even temperance
women who would net be without IL have
found thsE many druggists snc gr9eers sry 10 sell
tnteF-or salnxS. ngt have 5nwn Of sav
sens tie Eaaa or woGsaa who would psrEni. thet:,
do
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Pa.wrss~a sasse. Leasa. Aagu.aas 4 ca
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-10-04
School Notice.

ALL Teachers and patrons of schools desir-
n ous OF esta blishing and operating schools
must notify and confer with the Township
school Trustees before commencing to teach :
10 suspend their schools and reopen same on
account of the work season and other ener-
gencies, 80 that the school trustees can reserve
their share of the Public School Fund for
their schools. +. COWAN,
Chairman County Board Examiners. A. c.
Sep. 20, 1898.
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Don't forget our opening. Sept. q, 2s and
18th. We have lots of pretty and stylish
goods 70 show you, and we extend to you q
most cordial invitation to come and see US.
R. M. Haddon & Co.
Haddon's will show the very latest things
out in millinery, dress fabriques. trimmings,
etc.
The best boys shoe can be had at c. P. Ham
mond & Co. See It.
We will sell you Oxford ties at cost for cash.
Haddon & Co.
New lot Of hats just received for the sum
mer in all the leading shapes. w. E. Bell.
All remnants In black china lawn and col
ored figured lawns at Sc per yard, worth l2k
and l5cts. The goods are In to- yards In
length, w. E Bell.
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Terra Gotta w ellis
Reduced PRICES.

= AM USING A IL inch and IS inch AUGER
i OF superior make. Doesn't let dry dirt or
ouicksand run out like some old time inferior
Augers, thus insuripg q good head OF water
In ouicksand In much less time.
My plan Of putting in pipe ls the only one
that keeps quicksand from filling up the well,
but II one-third. or even one Of my wells
should even be failure my guarantee would
amount to something, for I would 60 and
remedy same, or return the money
The II inch Anger has given splendid "a g.
action, especially for stock, tenant hou g
and small fl miles at much less cost.
II you want good head OF water and r.
]. H. SOUTH.
Greenwood. 8. c., Nov. 8, 1892
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Settlement with County Treasurer Of Abbeve for County Taxes
for Fiscal Year Commencing November 1891 Made by
the County Auditor in Presence Of the GomprolerGenera
Xxx Statutes, Page 348.
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BACK ES.


dtoCom
m correct this 3d day OF July Al "
County Treasure
W.
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The&CountytFinanceS

County Auditors Settlement with County Treasurer OF AbbeVe
County, in State Taxes for Fiscal Year Commencing November
l. 1891.
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D1CHARD CAN'T. is now prepared to do
II all work in his department In the best
manner and At reasonable charges. Monthly
customers shaving, hair cutting and sham
pooling 81 per month. Rasors honed aid put
In the best condition for Is cents each.
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Land for Sale,

WE have for sale under the last will and
w testament OF Lawson T. Arnold, deeeas,
ed, the tract OF land known as the HOME
PLACE Of said lawson 7. Arnold, deceased,
near Lowndesville, s. e.. containing
262 Acres,
more or less. For terms and full information
apply to B. F. WILSON, Anderson, >. c.
:. B. F. WILSON,
Executor.
GRACE G. COCHRAN.
Sept. q. 1893, St Executrix.
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Total for back taXes...
Total for SchOols......... sos S25 DIG
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

all PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS
q with the School Com missioner will find
him in his office all public days and every
saturday In each month nearest the mldole
of the mont during the present year for the
purpose OF registering claims, &c.
E, COWAN,
School Commissioner Abbeville County.
Feb 2, 1892.
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CLANCY NJ. JONES,

FIRST CLASS REPAIRER OF SHOES and
+ BOOTS, has his shop in the office once oc-
cupied by Colonel Orville 7. Calhoun, where
he will be pleased to receive orders for all
kinds of work In his line, which he will do In
satisfactory manner, on short notice, and at
low price. FEB. l3, 1893, II
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against Blake Ir Comfy per Abstracts Furnished
that examined each and one and find to
LsI W. w. lL.sl
g. H AAEkMMTTTRRoNNG: AAEkMTTR I1"sl | c,n, cnu..o.
j. NJ.
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In
fiscal M ss A5d
be
" ' ~ W. H.
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Settlement with County Treasurer Of Abbev for School and
Poll Taxes for Fiscal Year Commencing November l. 1891
Made by the County Auditor in Presence Of the Comptroller
General Xxx Statutes, Page 348.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-17

The physicians at Bloomingdale Asylum,
near New York. said last night that they
could not say positively at the moment
whether or not Manager VIM. H. Morton.
who was recently committed to that in
stirution insane. and had been reported on
cover his reason. They hesitate to specify
the nature of Manager Morton's disease.
From the beginning of his short term of
cor 6nement he has improved
MIR. Morton walks about the grounds in
an easy state OF mind. and is getting fat.
There are only a few slight peculiarities in
MS actions TO show that he is not sane.
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Fatal Disaster to an Excursion Party

An excursion party left Kilkee in County
Clare. Ireland. yesterday intending TO cross
the river shannon. which in that vicinity
II quite wide. Their boat was capsized
and everybody was thrown into the water.
Before any of the rescuing party could
reach them seventeen had been drowned.
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FOR -TEN-RooM CORNER BRICK HOUSE:
most delightfully."- located northwest; 152s Cor
speaking tubes; furnace; also open crates. with
whom apply at 1903 10th ST. NV. au5-s tu thiOts
FOR RENT-A DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE. HAND
somely papered and decorated; IL rooms: hath:
sanitary plumbing suitable 1as for entertaining
New Hampshire au5-eolms
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BOARDING..

III YoU WANT 4 FIRsT-,I.ASs $50 or 25C
meal go to the Hawley. 1880 q st. NV. Opened
anew. Mrs. BELONG, Manager. aui16t'
MRS. MARY ROBISON. 1906 r ST. N.w.-NEw-
ly furnished rooms. with or without board: home
comforts: home cooking; parior; bath; reason
able rates aul6-3ts
WANTED-BY A FII;Sr-CLASS CATERER. MEALS
to he served 10y the day month; nrst-class ia
bile board furnished excellent homemade bread.
Call or apply at 1913 2lst st. sul5St'
THE RVINGTON. lils ST. " w.-LARGE.
cool rooms: handsomely furnished: single
suite; with BATH table first class; terms reason
able. aull-3m
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR ENT-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED IoI;sF.
la - ST. NV; containing IL rvons. hath
rooms ana every modern convenieace; price, $50
per month. 49,
auf5-3ts /. s FRiSTOF 1913 T. q, 49,
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PERSON "a prematurely old when badness oc-
errs before the fOrty-fifth year. Use Halls Hair
kenewer % keep the scalp healthy and prevent
badness.
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An east bound freight train on the Jer-
sey Central road. while coming down the
grade Just west of Forth Branch, broke in
two and crashed together again yesterday
morning. The engine and fifteen cars We're
wrecked and the road blocked for several
hours
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CHICAGO HOTELS.

WORLDS FAIR HOME. ~ BRYANT AVE. CHI
cago ILL.,; south side: same exposition;
venient thereto: terms moderate. W. a A. n.
TAYLOR formerly OF Philadelphia su2-1ms
FIRsT-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS WITH BOARD,
In private residence: convenient three lines OF
cars direct 20 fair; fifteen minutes ride. Nm.
J. A. MYERS 1925 Michigan ave-. CAacaOA
Je23-3m
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CARPET CLEANING,

AAiNONlATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
works.-Carpets cleaned In the best manner.
Carpets made moth proof free Of charge. Mat
tresses made To order Orice, 112O Pa. ave.
Works. lEos and l7l0 st. NV. Telephone,
STA.
mh2a NJ NFwMYFR Manager
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ACCOUNTANTS.

PATRICK H. G BRENNAN. PUBLIC ACCOUNT
ant and Auditor. 1924 + 81. Investigations
and reports made 81 bankrupt and insolvent con-
cerns. estates taken of, &c. Je22-Sm
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED YOUNG LADY DESIRES A NICELY
furnished front room Capitol Hill; ref.
changed Address, stating all particulars, to Box
IFS, Fredericksburg, Va 1t
wANTED-YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE WITHOUT
children want unfinished rooms in NV. for
light housekeeping 10y Sept. /; private family
preferred and permanent II suited. Address Box
&c Star Office. au17-3t'
wANTED-BY SEPT. I'm SOUTH WASHING
ton. three unfuruished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Address B. B.. Star Office auI7-2t'
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND DAUGHTER,
three unfurnished for light housekeeping
near National Museum; prompt pay and trou-
BILE. Address l. 3. c., 704 st. s.w., stating
terms. au16-2t
WANTED IMMEDIATFIY-A FLAT OF 3 OR 8
rooms, In good location NV; best Of references.
Address AS NJ st. n. aul5-Sts
wANTED-BY OCTOBER 1-BY MARRIED
couple. unfurnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing: within to s blocks Of G. p. o.; state
terms Address t. f. j., 1914 Q ST. NV. au16-2'
wANTED-AN UNFINISHED FLAT IN n. W.
for housekeeping; not less than five rooms and
bath; IL elevator objection to upper floor: give
terms and particulars. Address NAVY, U. s.,
Star Office. aui5-3t"
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RF-NT-WEST END FLATS, 262O X ST. n. W.
= rooms, bath, kitchen, sink coal vault: in
good order; gas meter. Rent, $l3. References
required. aul6-8t
FLATS - FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED.
Private bath. THE WOODMONT, ]. +. LOB
INSON, Prop. aul5-3m
bet 18th and 18th NV, / to 5 rooms; price,
$40 to 500 including steam heat, gas. &c.
au15-3t' L. 8. FRISTOE, 1898 F NV.
FOR RENT-MONTROSE FLATS, i,i5 9TH ST.
NV: newly papered; each Fat contains Z rooms
and bath; price, $50 to $40, including steam
heat, &c.
au15-3t' L. s. FRISTOE. 1888 ST. NV.
FOR RENT-ROOMS IN THE HARRISON, COR
Sd and G SITS. NV; elevator service and steam
heat and hrst-class board in cafe: near central
departments and Capitol: will furnish apart
ments for members ~ Congress-.
je22Sm HARVEY SPAIDTNG, Room Z.
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anf5-3t' L. $. FRfSfoE. 1888 ST. NV.
FOR RENT-DOUBLE BRICK RESIDENCE, 436
st. NV, 10 rooms, stable. larSc yard, &c. ;
residence, 4th and q SITS. ne; looms, iaih
cellar, &C.: rent only $25. ALBERT F. FOX
800 + st. ny au15-3t
FOR RENT-7O7 c ST. n. E.; ROOMS AND
bath; all mod imps: back entrance; cellar and
ward; newly papered; 5000 per month. 22lL
st. me-; rooms and bath; all mod. imps. :
large yard and cellar; $3.50 per month. Apply
OWNER, S01 Nd. ave. ne. au15-3ts
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FOR RENT-NEARLY NEW HOUSE NEAR EAST
Capitol Park. III st. me-; six large. three
small rooms; six closets and bath room. $35 90.
DR.. J. v. CALVER 2O7 A st. Sc. au14-3m
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91I st. me-. ST., bath, ami. $50 so
$40 IT. me-. ST., bath, ami. - so
lis and ia ID ST. ne, 1or.. a.m.i....... 81. 80
gig 9Th ST. de-. 6r and bath. ami. 21.5O
S522 . ST., Georgetown, ST. ami. ....... $500
4ly I'd ST. me-, ar. and bath. Ami. - so
de2l Marion St. ar and BATH ami. 30. SO
SlS ST s.e.. @r. brick. ..--........ HOO
QUO Aeker 81. n-e., 81; and bath, ami. 1880
1e3-sm Gas St. NV