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GOTO EvANsFoR PATENT MEDICINE
FOR SALE.

My entire mill property, including
dwelling house. My sawmill machinery
Is from the Chase Mfg Co. OF Orange,
Mass. 1t consists of board, cutting off
and edging saw; also planer and match
er and first-class shingle mill. The ma
chinery has the latest Improvements. The
mill has large stock OF logs. 500,0 900 feet,
IN the yard, and ready market for the
lumber. My gristmill consists OF one run
smut mill and India wheat bolt Two
turbine water wheels furnish the power.
Ny dwelling house is well situated near
the mills, contains ~ rooms and 10 well ar
ranged for two families. My object in
selling is wholly on account OF poor health.
For further particulars, call on or address.
II. NJ. BLANCHARD, Braintree, VT.
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An Impo,,sut Tax Case Tried In
Windham County.

The doubling OF the amount OF a
persons properly for taxation as a
penalty for failing TO file list is not
frequent comparatively, but an inter-
eting ease of this kind was that OF ID.
G.. Hubbard, collector. vs.. Helen :.
Barnard and Wilmington's Savings
bank rs trustee, which has just been
heard before Justice +. II. Porter at
Wilmington. The defendant failed 10
file her inventory last spring within
the time provided by law. The listers
taking as a basis her inventory last
year when she put her personal prop
er,y al $4,000 AMI learning from the
executor of her fathers will that she
received $1,000 from his estate. dou-
bled her real estate of $3.50 value and
her $1,000 of personal estate. making
-, 300 and then added the ~. ZOO.
making the whole valuation on which
she was asse ,sed SO 900. She claimed
that the list was Illegal and the tax
asse ssed on il. uncolectable: that the
listers. to have doubled her personal
list. must have found property in
specie TO form.a basis. The court rem
dercd judgment against the defendant
and held the trustee for the amount
of the tax, whereupon an abbeal was
taken.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-16

II is daily becoming more and more
evident that football, as il is now
played, is SO dangerous game that il
ought TO be put under the ban of the
law. Last Saturday, the Rutland
High school eleven PLAYED game,with
the result OF one collar bone broken, to
say nothing of bruises. The game is
more brutal than prize fighting and
ought 10 be suppressed.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-16

II. 5. Humphrey has sold the Poult-
ney Journal, which he has published
for twenty years, to w. II. Cook and
John G. Humphrey. lie has made
the Journal good local paper and a
credit to the town and community, and
he now retires to enjoy the reward Of
faithful Democratic service, in the
Poultney postoffice.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-16

We employ no travelling agents TO
solicit subscriptions for this paper, but
we rely on the good will of our sub
scribers to increase our list II every
subscriber would show his paper to
his neighbor and get us one new sub
scriber, we could make the paper twice
as good as now. Travelling agents
have to be paid by some body, and it
is always by the subscriber in the end.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-16

One Of the most hopeful signs OF the
times was the defeat of the notorious
Judge MAYNARD in New York by over
100. 900 majority. That man who
was condemned as thief by the ba.'
of his State could be elevated 10 the
highest judicial position in that state,
was too great disgrace for even
Tammany Hall TO accomplish The
result in New York is the triumph of
right and justice.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-16

Few people are probably aware that
they are liable to a heavy fine il they
neglect TO report the presence Of cases
of scarlet fever, diphthcria, scarlatina,
measles, whooping cough and other
contagious diseases, to the health Off
GERS in their respective towns, or, il
there is no such officer in town, TO
the selectmen. 1t is the ease, however.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-16

al was very severely taken with dysen-
terry; took dose of Chamberlain s Collie,
Cholera and Dierrhea Remedy after each
operation of the bowels, more than natur-
al, for about thirty-six hours, and check
ed the complaint. II took about all of
doses might cure an ordinary case.
found it would give me immediate relief
from all pain in the bowels" T.M.BLAcK-
WOOD, Friendship, Grant Par, La. For
sale BY M.J.Sargenf & Son and E.E.Evans
& Co.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-16

The sensation Of the past week has
been the statement from Washington
that the renegade Republican, Secre-
tary Of State Gresham, recommends
the restoration of the monarchy in the
Sandwich Islands, even if it has to be
done by force Of arms. That the
American people win permit this to
be done is not for a moment TO be sup
posed. If President Cleveland wants
to make "A political wreck of his adj
ministration, he has only TO sustain his
secretary. 1t is generally thought
that Gresham has made this move be-
cause his successful political rival, both
in Indiana and in The nation EXPIRES
ident Ilalrison-favored jpst the oppo-
site course, or the annexation Of these
islands.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-16

Vermont has had most delightful
fall this year. Nothing seems to be
the matter with the old Green Noun
tain State. Her people are contcnted
and prosperous, Notwithstanding fl
nancial storms, and her climate and
scenery are the best in the world.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-16
Till Dec. lst.

The special low club offer of this
paper and the Rutland Herald at
1925 expires Dec. lst. After that
date, the rates will be Sl.4O. Now is
the time to renew for 1894 il you
want the Rutland Herald at the pres
ent rate.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-16

Matt, the serial story that has
been running in the HERALD extra
The Young Americans concluded
IN this twelve-pagc issue. If any sub
scribers have failed to receive Il and
will kindly notify Us, they will receive
II.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-16

We give our readers another twelve
page issue this week. Instead Of get
ting less reading as The holiday season
begins, our patrons win find that they
viii receive more than the usual
amount
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-16
Editorial Notes.

The report Of the Inspector of FL
nance shows that Vermont is one of
the most prosperous States in the Tn
ion.
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~ Above offers are good only in
Vt. Out OF Vt. add 25c.
lg- Renew now for 1894 and avoid
delays and mistakes incident TO the
great rush the first Of January.
l9-Pay your Postmaster or address
l.. 7. Thayer, West Randolph, Vt.
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SEND FOR SAMPLE COPIES.
BOSTON TRANSCRIPT.

A trustworthy, clean and interesting
family newspaper, free from sensational
and Objectionable matters in both reading
and advertising columns; Offering to the
educated and intelligent public the most
instructive and entertaining selection OF
art and general topics OF the day and sea-
son.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-16

Miss Ehle Williams visited her mother
and brother here last week.
Rania Flint, who has been very i'll for
long time, is on the gain.
Cash Wetmore lost a horse last week.
Jane Wellington OF Braintree stopped
here for a few day on her return from Chi
cago.
Ethel Richardson has returned from
Marlboro, N. H., where she has been at
work in a jewelry store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright were able to be
moved home last week.
Mrs. Wright's mother has arrived from
Michigan.
Alice Smith OF Barre visited at II. G. Ell
lis last week.
DIR. Mayo attended E. n. spalding last
week.
An Episcopal service was held in the
Cong'l church last Sunday.
Mrs. Herrick has returned from New
York.
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wAETED.-One million rect Of Iumb
Gaysvllle, Vt. ]. e. SAFFoRD. II
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Read new club offer in another
column.
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at is a pleasure to sell Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy" says Stickney d Dentler,
druggists, Republic, Ohio. because a
customer after once using tits almost GER
tain to call for 1t when in need of such a
medicine. We sell more of it than OF any
other cough medicine we handle, and 1t
always gives satisfaction" For coughs,
colds and Group, it is without an equal.
For sale by M. J. Sargent & Son and Z. e.
Evans Il Co,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20
Death OF ex-senator Spepeer.

George L Spencer, ex-senator from Ala
bsma. died at 10 O'Clock last night a. his rooms
in this city. Although he has been an invalid
for year or more his death was unexpected
After recovering from stroke of paraly sis
sustained in 1891 he came to Washington in
December last with his wife. but shortly after
ward began 10 suffer from dropsy. He so far
recovered from this as to be able to attend to
some business and Saturday afternoon visited
the Treasury Department Returning to his
room he was seized with hemorrhage of the
stomach This was followed in the night BY
another stroke q paralysis. resulting In death
~ 10 cloca last night
Nr. spencer was native OF New York. was
educated IN Canada and after studying law was
admitted To the Iowa bar in 1856. He served as
secretary Of the Iowa senate and. entering the
Union armv. rose to the rank Of breyet briSa-
der In ls5s he was elected L. 5. Senator as
a republican from Alabama and served until
MarcL 4. 1879. After leaving the Senate he
was connected with "a exposure Of the Star
route frauds and with the legislation TO reduce
letter postage from to . cents. In 1891 he
served commissioner of the Union Pacific
railroad and had since then held no position.
Since his retirement from public life ex-
Senator spencer lid devoted himself 10 mining
and owned a SILVER mine in Nevada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20
ALONG THE WHARyEs.

There was no arrival from Norfolk this morn
ing The Washington i on the railway a; New
ror: News undergoing repairs TO her propeller
aud being repsinted. This operation will re-
quire about two DAYS. After that the Norfolk
will be Withdrawn for a brief period and re-
PAINTED. THIS is the du.lest part OF the year
In shipping circles. and the steamer COMPANIES
are taking advantage OF IL to give their craft
cleaning. The dock OF the Norfolk and Wash
ing-on Company is burdened with freight that
would have gone down today had the Washing
ton beea running
this morning on The Matanos route. This was
necessary to accommodate the accumulated
freight along the route.
> Mr. Il. h. B. Chew. r., Of Marlboro. Nd,
was a passenger this morning aboard the
Msralestsr for Fort Foote.
Capt. Z = Johnson, up this morning from
Pocomoke with OYSTER, reports that the Cages
Point high. house is wrecked He passed within
a few hundred Yards of the ruined structure
Las; Friday.
All craft in TODAY report n terrific wind last
night. but al weathered il SO far heard from.
The steamer Samuel J. Pentz left yester day
for her new field along the James river. II is
believed that she must have had extremely
rough weather last night. bnt the wind was
northwest and she would steer close to the west
side of the bay she could not have had the full
benefit of the blow.
Fish people report that the outlook for big
season is bright Perch. cats, pike and mullet
are coming IN already
Chief Engineer GatcheIl OF the Dos Pasos
steam yacht Florence paving calls along
the front today. The Florence is ready for her
voyage to Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20

In the Criminal COart, Justice McComas, this
morning several cases we're called and it was
found that until nearly half an hour had
elapsed no Witnesses made an appearance; and
then the justice gave them a strong admonition
with an inimGtion TIA. in future 10 o'cloc.
meant 10 and not half-past The case OF
Aiphonso Tulliyer, charged with arson, Wa.
cs.lsd and the prisoner stated that lie had nc
e0lnfei Notwithstanding the celebrity with
which the law schools furnish graduates there
was none TO be found TO assign TO his defense
and not until Sir. John A. Moss Who appeared
for HIM below, had been sent for aud respop LED
could the wheels of justice revolve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20
WASHINGTON Markets.

Today has not been a very busy one in the
market.
There seems to be a stifering Of prices in
butter. eggs and meats. but there Is no material
advance. Eggs are quoted at 26, or about one
cent above the prices of Saturday
Flowers are steady, with light calls, and fish
arc firm
Cabbsges. potatoes and onions have the call
in the vegetable market.
There is big stock of apples on the market
and the trading IL slow.
Receipts of dressed hogs are light. but prom
Use 10 be heavier
There are no changes to report in the quota
tons on poultry. The receipts In this line are
also small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20
ALEXANDRIA.

USrINELY CONDUCT OF THE TOWN CLOCK.
The Alexandria market house has a steeple
and the steeple has a clock whose sonorous bell.
ns the hours are struck. can be heard all over
the city. 1t is not a bal clock. although 10 is
two faced-even four faced-srd lit gives the
time of dav" TO north, south. east and west
Ii Is elevated in the manner of its life-high-
toned-and is more looked mp TO than any
other official Of municipality. 1t strikes.
but even the most bitter opponent
Of organized labor finds no fault with IL.
But now II viii neither work nor strike. taking
entirely neutral ground on the labor question.
The clock was built in 1871. but did not outllve
the figures when they were reversed. for it was
burned IN 1871. but thanks TO the pubic spirit
OF the late John b. DaIngerfeld II rose from Its
ashes and continues to be the central figure OF
the town On Saturday afternoon, however.
the clock stopped and since then time mas been
no more IN Alexandria
CIVIL SERVICE ExANISATIoN.
Next Saturday is the latest date at which ap-
plications will be received for the civil service
examination of applicants for positions as
clerks. carriers OF messengers at the Alexandria
post Office. The exaInin atoms VIII take place
next Monday and will cover the matter stated
in TIE STAR last week They will be the first
United States civil service examinations ever
held in Alexandria. There seems TO be no
doubt that the civil service rules will be carried
out here under the Cleveland administration
NOTES.
The Junior L. A. VI. attended at Trinity
Church On F. last night and heard special
discourse by the Rev. DIR. Macallister. - large
congregation was present and among the audi
tors were a number Of Nashingtonisns.
The condition o! Or. Archibald TAYLOR. who
attempted suicide last week. has improved.
The new Mount Vernon Electric railway
cars which reached here via shepherds. have
been placed on the track at the foot OF King
street. Heretofore these cars have come by the
Fayette street railroad and have been put on at
Cameron street.
A fair for the benefit of Refuge Council Of the
Sons Of Jonadsb opens at McBnrney's Hall to-
night
The steamer City of Washington took its
place. in conjunction with the Columbia. on the
Washington and Alexandria ferry Yesterday
ard the boats are now making hourly trips.
The Alexandra Sunday school Union has
effected an organization and viii become a
mos; useful institution.
The Mount Vernon Electric Railroad Com
pany has received additional cars. and is pre-
pairing for the crowds that will seek Mount YER
non during the Inauguration week.
rumor which prevail ed here some evenings
ago. that colored boy had assaulted little
white girl in this clty, had no foundation In
sast
SOFT limberger cheese as a weapon OF assault
has been recognized. The MAYOR has fined a
young man $40 for amounting the mIstache OF
companion with that balsam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

~ District Of Columbia, Washington, February
lS: lsea-To whom M may concern: The Com:
from Congress the following bill. with request for
Their views - to the proprtety Of enacinR IT, Before
know what oh,ections. II any. exist said proposed
session q TWELVE GcfoTH X. on WEDNESDAY
MARCH rIf iEENTH. 1858; "a oili, Il. R. l0343h
Beginning At the dividing line between the District
Of Columsfa and Monteomery county. Nd. ct the
intssect said Dastct line. and running thence south
near - may b. and through Massachusetts, avenue to
the line Of the District 81 Columbia and Prince rye
county. Md. where MAs sachusetts svenue extended
In southsastyard1y dNection would tntsrsect aid
District line. J. ". DCU9LAs6, J. w. ROSS, W. r.
6osSEII. Commisstoosrs. D. c. fSl9-9s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20

The meetings for mea' which viii be held
IN the parish hall q! ST. Fauls Church, sd
street near Warrington circle, under the aus
pices Of the Brotherhood Of 81. Andrew" viii
be addressed BY Rev. Vim. Everett Johnson OF
New York every evening from tonigh. 10 Thurs
day on subjects OF special interest TO them All
who can shCu j he p-e-eut 20 hear him, one
well known Tor e4I nee tness and eIoquenee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20
Secretary Foster Subpwnaed.

Bailif Cole of the Police Court called on Sec
rotary Poster this morning and summoned him
TO appear in the Police Court tomorrow a.
witness in the ease OF Father Columbia. alias
Walter H. Shoupe. who has been on trial several
DAYS. charged with beinga suspicious person.
] he hearing Of the case viii be resumed in the
Police Court tomorrow, when the Secretary Will
appear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20
Spring Gowns for a Dime.

ATS foolish 20 spend so much every year for new
eiotaes" said druggist "Ny wife uses Diamond
one-nai' They make such handsome unfadlng
oolors thsr ] guarantee every package sell 10
give sar sfaction Il directions are followed which
ssometlIag l WAS never able ~ do with other
dyss"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20
WANTED-ROOMS.

MASTERPIECES OR FOUR UNFINISHED
w rooms or light housekee ing 1T ite loo alton,
number of rooms and price which must be reasonable
Address q. Il. PREWlIT, 5ll 10th ST. ". fe20-3ts
WANTED-BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w g,e room near WASHINGTON Circle IS 10 81 per
month; permanent IL suitable. Address W. T. T. Star
ONCE. IT.
XNANTED-BY FIVE ADULTS, YOUNG MEN.
w floor q i've nicely furnished rooms and bath,
with without board. in sonie private and eel
family. Address APPLICANT. Star Office. felS-3t'
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For RENT-HOUSES

L,oR RENr-UNFURNIsHEp-
I,, Its2 4 aSe.....sIIcS a.
S isi ii ie g s IS. i
Sfss laos :. 81 e f.y.:,s .;'sD = = s
Giito as@'' $50 and s., i.ss St, once. %
FURNISHED.
Mass near 10Th $50 lows circle .se0o
l9'h snd SITS 4l6 81 De sales & l75
far ra seasrs "A * ), near iisk %
Ie,hkc ,.STan SIS. -ss$ 8 I!se and S
Vt, AZ. near Thon.. Q st ne.I IAN ST.. rs
Conn sv n'r r. .y sos q ish $. near Dap eiriie .,
Mass resr 2oth st. 200 ist - -
~, ave near '''N St. r f FOX sSo@S
EoR RENT. Central ;; mr. Columbia
.,o Ss'' and l. Or and eco 5 I'D ,,a. e
's7 spruce. 81. 0ries "a $ M Va, :..is
Edes mill. mr. C6sin .iis Cha rlsin ave. ir s
ia! .t6 ii.... =. Is stssc rear SIS laih
,.,z GEO LINENS
L 1879 18th 5, NV. 81 s:i5 1913 ssi wyi,e court
lon ION .n siSs 30 o e. 81 brewer. c, 10
i'm siiHni9 ,S = :, N s1 s. Pei :, So: 70
fei6-G; /. r, BROOKS. 6l6 18th i, n. ".
FoR RESr-Iog ST, VI Rooms AND
bath all mod 'mps sS9 JOIN a geT h mS %isHr.
;al3-;f iiioGa
For RENT-ss 5o..sRooM FRAMES oS rUE-
1.,s e. ef loa ss' on HOS hisnisa
FOR RENT GOA ST Nw.-SIX ROOMS;
Ests sSsfr low rent by the year to 500. ,ns.'
9i6 S, sTS :, ~ g. 50 18th St nv. g. SO 20
s s and = re-; g 90 9th 9th ;, NV r 20
l9o r.......S i,o6si 5, Ts W, is
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otices in New Marble 5ids;; 90 is'h :, NJ ~
fes-lm eloish 81 n W
FOR RENT-THE conNRR OF 18TH AND q
i So re. rooms and baths all ,a;es, Improve
sys st. bet: lh and l2a ne new and modern in
iai6 In I. R. BIZ oKs. GIG 1ath st. NV.
.i lE:s sas asI. .sas. 1917 Tor $50
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anofe and aw!s 49, 90 sisd 81 II So * e
go s st. s b. ia5 SO g 2 n ga st hr d'e
i SO d s. ). sO s, n First Ts,d hons. on IST,
3gIa st. 5f Il: S ~ S s;S ,; store r.
a5d st, 6r h. i ~ ~ sa'n IS ST. oio
a64s 18th St r and $3.50 MsrSG n9"I snS or Dr. sE
vi .....-..--.-.....---.--2O 4r -, g
Georgetown Office lsf4 ned 81. A. ". Tel. so,
ta28 Washington oftces 1906 q St n. Tel 10 g.
EOR RENT
II l6sls SO $40 9Th st , sly pr eel. $50 80
- st n . and cellar 7r. b.. furnace -. % 90
,243 Md ave. sty base.. 6r & bath. -. 80
ITO 1T. sty base. Or .......-..-... Is 90
os 18th 81. ne. sty base, ,5r bath 80. Ii 10
oo4 18th st ne sly base. br...... ....... "a 30
80 alley bet. B G ". , sty IT,. l., ~
l3l5 and l.i23 linden 81 sly, Ar 10 30
fes-Bn WATERS THOMPSON. 1895 81. NV
qR o,l REN I6lY w, at Nh I'D $50 50 PER
ENoR RENT-THosE HANDS NE NEw HOUSES
LEO and lbs 9th st. n W. eight oms bath and
yard all modern Conyeniences; splendid location !,
so Ter month Inquire Of FRANK T. BROWNING.
$40 9TH ST. n. Je.sf
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WANTED-LOTS.

yyANTFD-To PURCHAsF FOR CASH VACANT
w ground suitable for bu ldns rurpos~s or will
change small houses part payment Apply q. J..
BOND. Attorney. 81 St fslS3
WANTEr-To BUY LOT on OR NEAR CON
w nectirut ave, north of Dupont etrcie. from
| A-ASTED-I OR CUSToNER-LOT IN THE
w n W. section; not to exceed in prirs - 900.
NHEAI 4 SUTER.
1881 Arlington Ins. Co. BLDG l50o Pc. ave. .. W.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

E,oR kENT-NEaR CAPITOL. sEvFN-RooM
1s:s n; e; Apply TO owNER. i3dO 81 n e. Key
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20

EOk RENr- 1894 81 nv. Or. .Sl2 20
80 n zap 81. ILL., $50 'SOt Pa ave -
81 & st nv lor I S gn,on p Sc. Or e
1911 NV. Tor and o.
dl1-lOw. Tyler RUTHERFORD. 1907 ct.
FOR IENT-FoUR VERY DESIRABLE WILL
4 located nearly new 3story brick houses with IL
rooms each all modern improvements N rood order
north side of X st. bet. 18th and Goth NV. We
c,n on THESE houses upon terms which will render
them bargains, 70 persons desiring nice homes
80, Is. II. WARNER CO..
jA-l0w 916 L st. n.
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHKp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20

EOR RENT
u l4le Corcoran st. NV, 10 rooms. bath. cellar
r22o. lse6 l242 Duncan place ne. 9 rooms. bath.
1905 ct. NE. o rooms. bath. all m. l.
One 6-soom hene In BrQokland. el2. so
4cLACHLEN BATCRFLDER.
tel Cor. 10Th and @ ats. n. ".
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ACCOUNTANTS.

WAsHIseeIIqqssii r e. 4. & ZEE sa u sscs
Public Accountant and Auditor. 1874 = Ct nv.
Under Ihomas ]. Ftshef 3 Co
Statement prepared for executors. administrations
trustees. firms. corporations. &C. ss2l-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20
BICYCLES.

EoR sLE-A HARD-TIRE COMBINATION
fsysno safety rood as new. Price. fer cash 20
qaire o. Waterman IN hall At 5ll 10Th st. nv. be-
II APIrAL CYCLEs."-ALL p2 cUsHIoS-TIRE
next 20 dsya Fully eusrsnteed, hsEh-sr.de. rett-
weight. diamond-franie Dnsumatfcs AL Wheels
made on the iutercharge able system.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20

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