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Evening star., 1894-02-17

uumerable luncheons. enIis..s dinners and
the general round of -o4.-! Gu:ies have
worn out my vitality and ira: IL In for a
spell of stomach trouble t-o:l > igestion."
And is Lent supposed to eksr' a salutary
influence over-well. pimples 81 - - nose,
for instance?''
Dorothy lifted Ser =, ',derI elp essive of
despair. 'Dick. yJu :! s~y r. I'm no key
to the catechisrD, 4 q. le- s.s u my father
confessor. If you are tG.rstuy for Informal
ton on Lenten otser SaIcss - 1sulr Senator
voorhees,; as he SEEMS 70 koow less, he can
probably tell you m 30 ab0Ct it's 'salutary
influence than anybody nov wing, since he
seems TO have got the senate committed to
a reversal of its fast days. But / don't
mind telling you that If Lent had not come
until tomorrow and the handsomest man in
Congress were to want me to go to a So
ciety function tonight, 1 couldn't CO. with
these horrid pimples on my face, though
did see a woman at one OF the last state
receptions with round-necked dress and a
boil on her shoulder blad- But now that
Lent is here 1 can reiJ: je :, 4 invitations on
the plea of self-dcr.tl 'Intil get toned up
again."
Dick gave long whist. and, like Ling
Ching in the Senator. MAJ another note on
the vagaries of American xymen And how
long is this particular rhAJe f self denial
to last" he finally questioned.
Two or three weeks longer anyhow" said
Dorothy as she smOothed back the burned
and broken remnants of ner front hair
You see. the very first thing We society
girls do when Lent comes IS TO tone up
Evening star., 1894-02-17

The fourth model requires merely a piece
of milliner's braid, which is wired and
about one inch wide. If this cannot be
procured crnoline or buckram will answer
the purpose. After the band has been ex-
actly fitted to the head wrap it over with
inch-wiie ribbon. Then with ribbon trifie
wider wire the bow and ends into place,
the latter being made very stiff and up
right and cut into sharp points. When this
little piece of frivolity is worn the hair
must be piled in fluffy mass on top of the
head, it has to answer the purpose of
more substantial hat crown.
Evening star., 1894-02-17

Cockades of feathers are very much worn
and give the stylish military air which is
being affected just now by the younger
generation. Wings and birds have become
a positive craze, and the Viking and Mer-
curry wings are used indiscriminately upon
everything, from the largest round hat to
the tiniest capote.
Alsatlan bows of lace velvet or ribbon are
much used upon the fronts of evening bon
nets.
Velvet hat and bonnet strings are again
seen, and must be fastened with a velvet
rosette, on the left side, midway between
chin and ear. 1t is a pretty fashion and
does much to enhance a beautiful or i'm
prove an uncertain complexion.
Evening star., 1894-02-17

now?' / asked her, as I set about gather-
ing up the debris she left in her wake
Two great big pimples. One on the end
of my nose and one on my chin, she re
piled, pathetically, almost on the verge OF
Increasing the humidity by burst OF tears
You see. Dorothy has remarkably hne
complexion, and she is rather vain of it,
Well for conscience sake. what has the
beginning of Lent got to do with pimples
on your nose?" queried Dick, in astonish-
ment. Dick is our brother, and a very
good sort of brother. too. only he has all
a mans capability for asking embarrassing
questions. He could not see the analogy
between pimples and penance. being a man.
Dorothy sighed and laid the hand-glass
down where the next conner would be sure
to sit on il. and opened her prayerbook at
the morning lesson. She either did not
hear or did not care to hear Dicks ques-
ton. 50 he left off trying to make Jonah
stand on his head and came over to
Dorothy's side.
Come. sis" he began. "what-in the
mischief have you done to your head?" he
meant to ask about the pimples again. but
Dorothy's remarkable coiffure side-tracked
him.
''Oh. Dick" she replied. resignedly, you
certainly know it's Lent"
What! your head or only your-bangs,
j believe you call them. If / were you I'd
get EN- right back again, because you
know you look like-weH, you don't look as
nice without them as you do with them.
Did you get much Them
But. Dick, no well-regulated girl goes
around with her hair all curled and crimp-
ed during Lent. it's-it's part of the self
denial you see." she ratcrted, ignoring the
last hint
We'll. Dorothy, you are trump. If
that's what you are making a guy of your
self for. 1t must take a lot of courage for
a girl 10 do II, and it's part of the program.
Is IL? But about the pimples-,'' suggest
lively as though afraid of the subject.
We'll. / must confess that they are not a
part OF the program. They are like two
thirds Of the people at the White House re-
ceptions - they come without invitation
They are sure s:sn that late suppers, in
Evening star., 1894-02-17

ish just al present that we will consider its
possibilities first
If you already have frame we'll and good !;
II not, twenty-five cents will buy one. An
other quarter will purchase two Mercury
wings, and the preliminary shopping is
over, taking it for granted, of course, that
the family piece-bag will provide the other
requisites.
Evening star., 1894-02-17

Now, just as soon as / ~ead the lesson for
this morning, / shall 81 to Madame Sham
pooner. and have my hair thoroughly clean
ed. the ends clipped ana the scalp dubbed
with an invigOrs tor Then / shall go to the
chiropOdist and have my fret trsatel. I've
danced cOrns on the bottom Of both of them
he will also manicure my lis. Then | will
60 to the Turkish bath and be steamed and
Evening star., 1894-02-17
A Simple Form.

The last model shows the simplest form
into which the plateaux can be made the
front of the brim is left plain, but droops
slightly on the sides where the felt is
drawn down by being turned up and looped
against the crown in the back The trim
ming Is simply arranged in stiff bows and
ends. A pretty addition is to cover the
bandeaux with bright ribbon and tying il
in a butterfly bow either in front or on the
left side.
Evening star., 1894-02-17
A Becoming

Felt plateauX are in high favor just now
and modistes. professional or amateur
create their own styles by blending the soft
fabric into innumerable shapes to suit the
style of the wearer. The next sketch shows
a pretty and generally becoming arrange
ment, the front being pinched into three
turned sharply back rs shown in the illus
tratlon. A mass of fea theirs placed over the
crown is the prettiest trimming, but IIbbon
is equally fashionable and far more service
Evening star., 1894-02-17
A Number Of Pretty Styles for
Winter
THAT CAN Be EASILY REPRODUCED
Great Advantage of a Woman who
Has Ingenuity.
EASY WAY TO SAVE MONEY
Written Exclusively for The Evening Star.

HE CLEVER LIT
tie woman who can
make her own hats
and bonnets scores
several points of
vantage over her less
accomplished sisters.
With a wire frame, a
little material and a
fair amount of taste,
1t is perfectly mar
velouS what one can
turn out in the way
of pretty headgear.
rrhn fnnta ic 90 -t,l
Evening star., 1894-02-17
Needed Assistance.

From Harpers Bazar.
Billy Baredues-'Ive made bet Of 500
with Jack Chummles that If / propose to
you. you'll refuse me. Now, If you do re-
fuse me. I'll divide with you
Miss Bondstock-"And supposing 1 should
accept your
Billy Baredues-"Then I'm afraid I shall
have to call on you to help me pay the bet"
Womans the weaker vessel
On that 'tis safe to bet,
But she's by far the trimmer craft
When all her sails are set!
Harper's Bazaar.
Evening star., 1894-02-17

able Tor general wear. When this hat is
made up in black a bunch of violets or a
Evening star., 1894-02-17
How Society Young Ladies Recuper.
ate During Lent.
EFFECTS OF A SOCIAL SEASON
Good Looks and Indigestion are
lneconcilable.
DOROTHY'S VIEW OF THINGS
Written Exclusively for The Evening Star.

Y, WHAT A LUCKY
escape, Lent didn't
come a minute too
soon." and Dorothy,
f1ourishing her hand
glass, rushed across
the room, leaving a
trail of trash behind
her from my upset
paper = basket, and
planted herself before
the window
What mares nest
have YOU discovered
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

The serv.ceaJ.e and stylish double
breasted jacket shown here opens over
a pIastrOn of Persian lamb which forms
q short round yoke in back and s Gr-
he'd with rolling collar In back
and front tho jacket is trimmed with
two circular ruH'es and DO hooks Boa front
and The overlapping side fa.teuq vyitu
three buttons. 10 has balloon sleeves
bJrisred wish fur at tHc wrists. is tight
fitting and lined throughout with satIn.
The material used isl olive green velvet.
With DO Is worn q green velvet hat. the
brIm edged With narrow JET passsmer-
terIe aud s.it in two places % the back
with tho piece between turned no. and
trimmed with bows OF green satin RIB
bon. The crown BE- euclrcIed with a
ruchirH 10 cocks feathers and Two
small hrmmiug birds nestle among the
bows ana feathers behind.
The very slender girl is haviuga hard
time ri lt AZ long as sbo cover. her
neck and make the most of her Utbo
length of LIMB and slender curves She
bad many advantages. Formerly ebo
might be almost anything if she wasn't
dumpy in bier dresses That was tbe
important thing, but now the dummy
girl having her chance. Indeed
hardly QUO woman To- ten. unless ele Is
dumpy woman, has llst tho r.fit
fort % neck for tho or presrrgrigtt
sort OF bodies, and the Dix hips and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
FOR SALE.

s<tJ each. 0O'ueE iots'
House rooms. brick. and ro,ued bo,,.. g..
rear ron street, between Twenty-tbird 81
iWrhy fourth streets, g. 500
condition, q 500. !" Roou
Dogn,s brick house rooms. Fourteenth
$500. ~ "'A'eeulh street
,sd 5Iease seven ven rooms, Fifteenth street lots1.
~. House seven rooms, Chaplius stree, ceB,,.
Wheeling. a, 251. No4'l0
House eight rooms, First ward. 81 ono
- House hve rooms, Baltimore str.ct r..
Wheeling. al, go. 0T East
Lot east END Fourteenth street SOD.
-, House four rooms. Charles street Contra
Wheeling. $3.50 0"''"
House four rooms Eighteenth street q m,
House tAree rooms, Twelfth street. $50 $3.50
House eight rooms, Sixteenth street. in roo;
condition, 60 200. 80 s'oA
200 A"ei'Ih strsss
House rooms and stable Eighteenth stree.
$3.50 o'H
Fine suburban homss miles cast OF CITY a.
moderate price 10y -
los IN ti.an, White 4 Gauszhe. addition
6ONluO feet, $50 each.
3lots on CaidWeII's run. q, % each
Fine iSFm, lf3 acres, on National road nf,.
mles 'Ast or CITY. easy term,
Market street business property at modsrats
price.
ous-hai 10: on McCOIlooA street Cent?,
Wheeling, S3J6
One Of the best manufacturing sitsG ataI
oity, fronting en- two rAi!ToaeA
NESB1T'T d DEVGNE,
1879 Market Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
BEI.LAIEl-

Hacketrs Special M.nstrels we're
greeted By fun house OF tho ElysIan
SATURDAY night, the lagest crowd that
has attended q show there this season.
Considering the dull times. they did
fairly well, and will be abIo 20 furnish
about COO bushels Of coal to the poor.
Miss Lizzie Long drew the suit OF
cIO,uiu-. John Stark.'flrI held the
lucky number which got tho stove:
Car. Do5cr drew tho fine lamp. and
Charles Weeks drew the rocker.
AT She annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF tue buckeye Savings and
Loan Company, held on Saturday even
ing, the old Board OF Directors we're rec
elected, and organized by clpctiug the
sane officials who have served faith
fully during the past year. A cash
dividend OF o per cent was declared 10
Tie old running stock, aud Ger cent.
tu the new stock. Tho new officials
will boz Installed this evening.
The Past Grands Of BelIaire Lodge.
]. O. O. d., will hold meeting on
Wednesday evening FOR the purpose OF
comforting the Past Grand degrees. ar
tor which "a grand banquet will be
served
We understand that one or two firms
have been fined as result OF tho recent
iuVes lIZati0u Zoo this city by tho deputy
of the State Food CommissIoner's Office.
Charles T. Davis company will an
pear 40 tho Elgsian Theatre tomorrow
nigut In ncle Toms Cabin"
Robert Lawrence, VINO has been laid
up Tor some time with the grip. is able
90 walk about again.
Miss LIa Alum, OF Sherrard w. Va.
10 visiting Miss. VI. W. Hoitz Of tho
Fitch ward.
our Pride Council, Daughters or Lib
erty. Installed new officers Saturday
evening
HarKetts MiDstrels will play iu
NouudsviIIe next Saturday night
Two plain DRINKS wc.o registered at
Che Mayors Court yesterday
The steel plant will not resume opera
lions today, 90 expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

AK Old AND WELI-TEFD RrurDy.-
Hr. "I1s.oW Soothing Syrup has
been gsfI ipr over hlty years by mill.
IONS o' mothers Tor their children while
t.fitte with perfect success It
'ni.. lue child, e0itens the gums, a.
Jays HaIu. cures wind collie. and is
t.' .e.t remedy i9r diarrhua Is pleas
alt fo -ta taste sold Nv frnggists ln
every rar, 0f tho world. Twenty.dve
cent. bottle lts value Be- incalculable.
h' sure and aaE f1r Me- Winslow's
ooollIhg Syrup sTt Ia1r Lo other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

pndgy legs that usually support the
desirable neck are safely concealed
under nine gored skirt The dumpy
woman reigns. In fact, there is food
OF her. 1t takes a Dump wo-
man to part the hair of her
round face and let side curls caress her
round cheeks and dip inlo the dimples
on her shoulders. 1t takes dumpy
woman TO let her gown slip Oft her
arms SO far That only the little crease
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

that the drawing string in the top Of
her bodice makes nII around gives one
any sense OF security 10 takes
dumpy woman TO have the dearest pair
OF dimp.y arms, and a nice little fat
foot that Us perfectly adorable under q
nine.g0red skirt. ON, the girls are
taking back their oott,esof fat cxterm-
inator aud trying 20 exchange them for
something which will moke hem plump
once more. llOEErrE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
FOR SALE TO LET.

elVJV VIII buy new hVe-roomed house on
Lind street neH- Fourteenth street
~ FOR good Eve -roomed house on Vfr.,ipi.
ttreet, one square from either brldrs lot as
l2c. lt's b ,rgain.
si'soj fotne~ house on Moth Erie street.
t3JOj Tor eiEht-r5omrd 0welling with small
uNeLlih-s IN rear; lot 6lK1ZU This lot without
any house is worth % 90
- t,u1J Tor FOUR omed house. lot 3Ovl9O. on
W @iu stfctt near IWentv-hfth 81 "A good house
1870 lor ne" modern siI-roomed house on
south Roadway. This Is a nrst.clAs, house in
every respect. -
~ ht-r'oned house on Lind straet. slS0l
chase now. ~ F''
hulidiHg lots everywhere dirt cheap.
possession now. Uwellinga large and small To-
April lst 'O'
&c. Oo--'MIrH & DICKINsON-CC. Fl
lt2' Market Street. Real Estate and In.
81 ance Agents for the best Fire lusur
Ance lOM AnLes In the world
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

we hova saved our customers thousands %
aoii'f- during i7'j and propose 20 keep b. up.
We have The lnrres, department store bro ms
state iJ'' TO I16 Main street, Is % "a Tenth
street and 1901 TO 1907 Market street. Eleven
entrances take ysur cho.cs. Bargains ia
very dopartmont
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

oYyERcoATs at prices that smash all record,
LOOK - Tor a. 90 Oyercoat Wa 80
n1.e = AT bargains at S3S7. 81 D. A. q1 "A -
up 10 sIo'9 It Will pay you to LOOK at tse.,
MEMS SUITS at $40, 81 81 1870 sL,ounto
So worth double. These biz drives vxifi
section. VI j." 'uIA
N r PANTS at So Csc Sc. &c. Sis m to
49,. We are ieHfers In low prices. Join thu
procession 10 our store. and save money
B0ls SUITS at5sc sac. s7c ylIs nn,o,s
i pay lWice our 9.ices for the same tood,
stop ite cry OF nArd times bv ma fin .o..,,
dollar DO double duty every
BOYS PANTS At 1oc 9oc, s5oa ndup cou,
,i nee, Ih'' salr cannot last always. You can
NOT match TINS prices.
MEMS SHOES at 75c, &c sLlo Sis s,s7n,
20 s-Jo' il Is Just IS we'll to save rncne,, -
1hoeS a. anything else, ami we are syy.y 80
low the market away %
LApdES, FINE SHOES at 4sc. 97o. s,Iss,1
g"cs ~ IL, up TO So Don't talk about dd!i
i..'N When we are unable % get thsse good.
last enough to supply the demand 'o0'A
cH7.l ~, ORE SHOES at loo, a5a. 30 49, 81,
go up All solid bargains and trsda ~,
'N@' nave helped 10 mako our business
MEMS AND BoYS HATS at Ioc. 9os. a., 10,
- up 10 81 10 for a line silly 80, -. 30, 80,
sells FOR 81 %. u'"ShJ
ON Shirts w. lesa ise &c 80 3gc up 10 90.
suve you at least ouc-balf vo,,. I've, ~ We cannot
not desire your patronage. and no, We DO
nave IT, and, further, YOU may rstnrn os
''''0'oly ana get your money
MILLINERY AND RrRpoNe
S Si,liiHeIy aad Trimmings tbss Viii Sa.xS
seu 80 "a ~ WI not oyerchargs YOU nor
you ''u styles
Lei rs CORSETS at 23c, 3o-. IN n S,o,
- ..lso nave llne or the celebrated Kyo,.-'~'
VeI Oofsets away below the market me- ivy
sboyy ,',,,i - az All prices. Look in ovr
identical goods you WI probably 1nd tina
ner cent ,, GoouS lor which you paid 10 to2i
pr.A>-Krrs 800
", nt -, NJ 'oc' SIC, 93', Si1S up 20 e 4
~. ~. 81. lust as Wen save money on Fla,
- "OuJ else, and here Is the pI4,e
10 eLy@ We have just received n iob lot -;
V'ese goods at prices that will surprise Won
NOTIONS r,ot. .,-,.
80 nm, i'DoA ~ our list OF Notions At from
~ IKE Is' we nave hundreds or nriicle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
NEW YORK FASHIONS.

Embroidered Table Linens-Glass and
China RooKwood Pottery Fancy
're.ns and Ices.
throughout all departments OF table
decoration, the tendency toward floral
designs is marked, and among variety
OF new tablecloths, Uns Louis XVI.
scroll pattern is the sole exception.
Borders are universal, and an INNER
one with the design clearly visible at
A. the edge OF the table, renders size an
important Item. Roses, thistles. sinai
neid flowers or popDos are n
especial favor for large cloths,
ana very handsome one is In twelve
clusters Of peoples, rising from ferns,
the heads inclining toward the centre,
thus forming 4 complete wreath, re-
curing round table for its proper
display. A polished wood table with
embroidered centre piece, and doilles
OF varied patterns are quite as stylish
as large cloth. and II desired, in addi-
ton TO the centre piece, an embroidered
scarf at one end and a carving cloth at
the other, are perfectly admissible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
THE POPULARITY

OF green in both glass and china is un-
diminished, particularly In regard to
game plates, the larger proportion OF
which. present plants or woodland
scenery, Ia hand painting, where this
favored color predominates. Other
styles have pausy wreaths curving
gracefully around the edges or thrown
across the plates, and this season, al
most all handso ware has irregular
edges, scalloped or scroll, finished in
git or green. Glass vases for table or
parIor decoration vary from five or six
inches in height to ifty-four inches,
this size, however, is usA at either
side OF mantel filled with West
Indian grasses. White crystal
glass decorated with flowers, birds and
trailinG vine-leaf patterns, done by
hand with first quality gold, harmonic
with all Colors; therefore tum6lers,
pitchers, finger bowls, bon-bon dishes.
globe" or tall vases, ana fancy plates
OF all shapes and sizes are shown Of
this exquisite ware; at the same time
cut glass is more generally used than
ever. and while open 10 the objection Of
being difficult to keep clean, by using a
small brush and Ivory soap, which is
perfectly pure. containing no rosin to
stick In the crevices, the dirt comes
away in rinsing, leaving the surface
clear and sparkling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

The Greatest Sale on Rec
cord crowds E. b. Potts Big
Store, at Main and Tenth
Streets, and the boom is in
full blast. Bargains going
like a flash at prices unheard
of before.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
coLoRoEp E,rnnorpER1Es

on white linen are so attractive, that
although pure white is considered most
desirable, pink, blue, yellow or hello
trope scarfs, round or square center
pieces are 10 great demand, and certain
iy bring about variety which could
not otherwise DC obtained ComUiua-
ton silk and linen lunch cloths are usu-
ally cOlOred with surface IN one tint.
ana Hover patterns IN another color:
doiiieS matching exactly, which is an
exception, "a twenty varieties may be
used on any other occasion. Eayal
embroidery Is quite expensive, "a the
supply never equals the demand; Ger
man handwork, however, is beautifully
executed in an endless variety Of styles
aud colors and reasonable I'm price.
Linen sheets are variously ornamentcd,
either with plain hemstitching or with
the addition OF drawn work: upon the
top sheet, however, is now expended
the larger proportion Of adornment, the
embroidery being often from six TO nine
inches deep.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
THREE HANDLES.

are noticeable on the newest vases,
shaped in initiation OF heavy rope,
sud pale bel iotops is the latest color
IN glass, very little Of IL being yet in
market. Revolving chocolate stands
are quite nOveity-a large round cnIaa
tray revolving on PEDESTAL, with
from six 70 twelve cups and chocolate
pot in the centre, all matching exactly.
Five o'clock" tea trays (china)
also revolving have four or
six cups, sugar-bowl, teapot
and milk pitcher: the old rosebud dec
Grafton being now much valued, ana
sweet peas are also quite in favor. As
o direct contrast to these colorS, IS the
lockwood pottery, the finest OF Aueri-
can manufacture, ia rich, dark browns,
yellows or Egyptian reds, OF sucn varied
color combinations, that among hum
dreds OF pieces, no two are alike. Dark
brown cheese sets, decorated with vel
low mice, are both peculiar and anus
ing.
THE DECREE or PERFECTION
to which fancy creams and ices are now
carried is remarkable, various fruits.
howers. ard even ribbon being closely
Initiated, and every color in nature
faithfully reproduced except blue.
Baskets or other receptacIes for cream
are OF candy, generally trimmed with
hand made flowers OF Iouydt or sugar.
filed with peaches, apple, pears, and
other fruits, so natural looking that IL
Is difficult 20 believe that they are sim
ply frozen cream, A bunch Of aspara-
gus (creamJ placed in very open bas-
ket, the handle tied with Ri obon. is a
very pretty dish, costing 5000. Anuu-
turned candy parasOl, resting on n
stand, filled with fruit and flowers is
$1,000, and a candy tub full Of lemon
ice blocks costs 5000
SAILOR HAT
trimmed with ribbon and filed with
fruit on a transparent ice foundation.
Rarnished with flowers, is an extremely
pretty dish, and five children iu a boat
with little parasJl over their head.
on mound o.: spun sugar, Us late
fancy. Champagne on ice is UIue-
trated by bottle and cork Of cream or
lemon ice, In an imitation wicker bar
ket Price $500 These fragile af-
fairs arc handled by persons skilled i'm
such work. and tIe ereau fruits or
other N'e r.e turned ont % the
latest 3. ..s moment LARGE arrv
glass or dishes arc used a.
stands, often carmsurd with GYwer4
detached fruits or uolfg0t trimmings.
FANNfE FIELD.
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT-TWO STORY BRICK AT 1851
thePlne street Possession AprII lst
For further particulars apply at this Office
EoR RENT THE TWOsTORY BRICK
9Welllng, No. 90 ninth street. 'orm.r.y oc-
SION Apfl lst j. J.. STIFEL ( SONS corner
Main and Ninth streets it7dIev
EOR RENT-FRONT ROOMS. SUITABLE
- - ior Offices. Inquire at 1904 Market street
~ " 'l'oN' del4h
I(OOMS FOR RENT-1J06 MARKET Street
suitable Tor Offices or lodging. Front rooms
on Market street; botn G ascs ana water i'm each
room. Inquire OF LUTZ BROS. 1904 Market
'e''' gE2a
E'OR RENT-A FINE TEN-ROOMED brick
= residence. with every modern couyen-
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