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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05

J In rear Of 1928 Conn
ave. several flats, ec6. %
Chevy Chase. Md. ir. 10
1914 Pa ave NV, I'd
aud 3l floors. .... so
90 LIST st sw, Or. IL
22S LIST st sw. Or. IL
1TtS Coreoran NV. Tor. SIS
1910 Trinidad ne. 4r.S. 80
10g2 Trinidad lie. 4r.s. 30
1u26 Trinidad ne. Ar. $50
Ito L. st W. @r. GO
rsIIED
18th st mr. N NV. 9r.1aa
. st nr Goth NV. Tor. 125
Hillyer pi NV. Dr.. lis
18th st lar X NV. Sr. I5)
Sunderland pi, Tor. 100
100 CorcOran st nw, orSS
2ol9 Hiilyer NV. Or. 100
12l Z 1t Sc. Tor. 100
2l9 n Cap st, Or. 81. 50
9th ct mr. I. NV, Tor. 81
10th near X NV, Tor. so
sol Maple av NV, 12r. rs
sl4 18th st NV. Qr. rs
SIC 21st at NV. 12r. 10
Riggs mr. 18th Ut NV,
! Ut 10
No. q HAT. 30th and
N NV. Tor. ..G
1Il2 l4th st NV. Or. SO
l22o Pa av NV. 4th n.a5
1921 + NV lrm lO. 10
605-7 eth. several rs.--
1913 F nw.seyeral rs
Sc cor 9Th and + sts.-
\ l4ls G NV. several rs
1421 + ST nw,s several
fine offices. ........--
1423 b 1t NV, several
rne omces.
GO + st NV. several rms
res.
Is2t 18th ct NV. store. 25
1902 18th st NV. 49,. Is
LOB It'll st NV. rs. 30
.S0t llth st NV. IL
ii4ii + st NV. .....--
BLEs.
%, SO CO. ...........S25
&. sqG6..............2J
1924 \ Y ave nw(rearD. IS
ll:1 18th st NV trear). is
w st bet, 13th &
y 14th (w& @ RR Coz.
In rear LIP F St. 10
be examined by permit
OMAS j. FISHER 4 Cd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05

FOR RENT-DwEIIING Ills 10TH ST NV o
rooms, including bath; $50 month Inquire .aeis
Louisiana ma3-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05
wAsu'N pANENHowER. nth AND q srsxw

WASH'N pANENHoWER, 18TH AND STS.N.w.
tie.2l = Gap ST.. rooms, all MI $50. 80
ltif ssth st.p:w ROOMS, all mi. 35. 40
lois Portner place p.w g rooms, all MI - p 50
olS.s "a ST. ne, rooms, all NIL ......... $50
l3ll columbia ST NV. rooms, all mi. -. -. 30
SOC st. ne. rooms. all m.i.......... ~ 80
:lS- ana ia Ward place NV. Or, ami. .0.30
40 and 80 otn 81. ne, U rooms, all MI. $50
olO 3 I. ave. s.e rooms, all MI. $50
% 81. NV, rnoms all MI. ..-....... $50
1901 Seatoh 81. NV, U rooms, all MI. 1880
l2SS I'd ST. NV, rooms. MI. .......-... Il. 80
14le-:l st. ne, Or, all mi. ..........Is 3 80
l222 Wyle st. ne. 6r., water and gas. - 4. 20
l5e l. ST. Sc, rooms, water. ............. L. 50
l01I 18th st. Sc, rooms. waier..... 10 80
1000 Z 81. NV, rooms, water. ........... 10. 20
10y Reeves 81. NV rooms, water. 10. 30
III and 1851 Z NJ. Sc, rooms. WATER. 1000
ll3i ia ave- Sc, ar. water. -..--.-.....- 1000
and Corcoran row NV. rooms, water. 1000
81. St sw, rooms. water. ............ 1000
lS2S-ao harrison ave. Sc. rooms. water $50
l4S lsS and l02 ouander st. Sc, Ar, water. $50
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" ALL, yI3 F st. y. W.
Photograph gallery,
4o9- 46l Pa av, ~,
only ..........l'IO. 90
ZIG 18th NV, ~ :7.5o
l6i i NV. Tr......3.4 40
SOB a Sill y NV, "a. 600
5'Bl 18th NV. Or. $3.50
2l20 18th NV. rr. Is. 30
1865 Pierce IL. ar. ESQ
POO VT nv uw.1r.Is. 40
1905 I'D NV. 1r. 1880
Store lois 1th NV $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05

FOR RENT-15Il 18TH ST. NV; $50: 6 ROOMS,
bath and cellar; front and back yerl: fine loca
ton. j. MARTIN PROCTOR, 30t ST. NV
m33t
FOR RENT-A NEAT Or. BRICK HOUSE: ALL NJ.
l.; good neighborhood: good condition; $25 ga
ST. ne; open. J. d. CROISSANT, go Ilth
ST NV m3-Im
FOR RENT-FURNISHED. No. s3I H. T. AVE
NV; three-story and cellar; 10 rooms; ami
rcrt. $50 per mo. BUTLER & GRAHAM sue
eeedipg j. A. Butler. jc., SOB Z ST. INSIST
FOR RENT NORTHEAST-A LARGE House; 10
rooms and cellar furnace: beautifully finished
and papered; rent, SOS; key next door; G25 Tia
ave. n.e or call on AUGUST DONATE, GIL Ith
st. m3-3,
FOR RENT 80 WILL RENT A COY HOME.
newly papered and painted: good yard. woodshed ;
alley; y square from and herd.cs: 1924 Wy
lie st. ne, bet. 18th and 18th, and l.
mh3-3t DAVID ID. STONE s04 and SOC st. NV.
FOR RENT-6s NJ ST NV. 10 ROOMS; I.ARG 6
cellar perfect furnace: rooms deep; large an
try and closets: nicely papared: woodwork oil
finished: $40, $50 for LIST and "a doors,
rooms and bath W. F. NASH, owner. 122 NJ st.
NV. f1 luh3-2t
FOR RENT-13O4 9TH ST; COMFORTABLE slX.
room brick house; mod. imps.; centrally located
large front yard convenient cable road; so sc
1907 Pa. ave. MIST
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGES HOUSES NE. RENTED At
20 per month; . houses ne. rented at SIS; che
small frames, at 81 900 each: lots on Flor,ncs
81 ne at $500 each; lots on ID St sc. at
$40 Submit offers for above BUTLER &
Elhs-3t '''' WV "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05
FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN. REAL, ES-
tate and Insurance Broker, 10th and f sts NV
rNFURNISHEn HOUSES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05

FOR RENT-BARNES &
ls22 Corcorsn nw.
Tor. mi. .$G5
500 Spruce ST, l. d 7,
Or, mi. 30. so
c21i q NV. sr. mi. 80. so
1924 9th NV. Sr.mi 30. 80
1928 La-ch st. Or.
ami ...-.-..... 80. -
1927 9Th NV. dwy over
store ........-..9.5 &C
223 18th sw, Sr. q. 30
go Tenn ave ne, ,;r,
mi ............. ..s
1885 Linden ST. l. ID T..
Or, mi. &c
$50 Spruce st, l. ID L,
Cir. mi. ..........22.5(
Dh3-3f
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

WANTED-A FARM OF 80 ACRES OR MORE IN
Alexandria Fairfax counties in exchange for
Washington city real estate. BUTLER & Ora
HAM. succeeding Jno. A. Butler, jr., SOB Z ST.
mh3-3t
FOR SALE-22 ACRES OF GOOD LAND . MILES
from station: Broom dwelling and good barn.
plenty of fruit and water Sl.J00: easy terms
DCCKETT, DENT X CO. 635 + st. mh3-3t
WANTED TO PURCHASE COUNTRY PLACE OR
small farms from to tfty acres; near the
city; improved or uniinproved. Address or apply
mh3-3t q. J. BOND, 6S1
FOR SALE-TWO HOUSES AND THREE ACRES
OF GOOD land; on southern railroad 3 miles from
this city: will sell cheap. Address q. L. HUGHES,
Iorten Valley Z. o.. Va. fe24-12bs
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MANICURE

odist. Io3 18TH ST. N.w.-Ths only imDorree
ADD manufacturer Of FINE MANICURE and
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1896 VI. ave. Tor. 500: furnished . sla5
40 Del ave me- 1.r. s6l ls:7 De Sales. 1lr f.I25
sDi 81 NV, or..-.. 40 9Si NV. 3r. ...... 20
e., 18th l2r. ;;,3 I2tS Union p. Or. s. 50
fec4l2t' TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1907 II.
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WEAVER. e29 r ST.N.w.
526 and 52S Tenn ave
ne. Or. mi. %
10f3 9th NV. Or. mi. 81
81 Pa ave sc, Or
Tat, mi. 20
1ol2 list ne.st&dwg -. 80
IL. Carroll sc. Or. mi. 20. 30
lo9 California ne, Or.
mi 10. 20
81 l. NV. Or, mi. rs. 30
Nj ltth ne. Or, mills. 30
2E ~ sw. Or, wa....17
l0io list ne, Or. mi. Is
1888 1lth NV. st&dwg Is
4U3 Sd sw. Or. mi 1890
lo21 and lo23 18Th
sc. 6s, mi. ......ll.3O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05
FOR RENT-FLATS

and I'd stories; every mod. con-; convenient 10
departments; large rooms and bath: only $50
per mo. 81 y. y. ave; key at cor. drug store.
M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-2O9 9TH ST. S.w. CHEERFUL
front and back rooms; nicely furnished; good
board; home comforts; convenient To cable Or
Belt line cars. mhI-3a"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05

FOR RENT-1o17 l4TH ST, DOORS ABOVE
Hamilton and opp. Cochran Hotel; house has Just
been renovated throughout and newly fur; Gle
CANT large rooms: en- suite or single. fe2o-l 5a'
FOR RENT-I535 COLUMBIA ST, BET. gTli
and 10th. 7 and X. /. ave-: q rooms and bath I:
all mod. inps.; perfect order; $3.50. Key next
door mh3 -3t~
OR kENT-A NEW HOUSE. 1906 5TH ST NV /;
large rooms and bath. with large hay window
range and furnace: htted for electric and gas
lighting: rooms well lighted and ventilated: mar
y. l.. market aud street Inquire I2l2
9th ST. n. mhS:sts
FOR RENT-l02e ED ST. NV; 10 ROOMS AND
NIL 30S 11th 81. ne: rooms and all mi
S105O. 2511 ] st. NV. y rooms; $50. WHEAT
& SUFFER-. 1896 Pa. ave- NV. m3-St'
FOR RENT-I5l4 ST. NV; LOCATION CEN
trial: convenient TO Treasury. State. War and
Navy Departments. the herdics and two car
lines: price. $45 per month. THOMAS j. FISHER
& Co., 1924 st. NV. m;-6t
ron RENT
VERY DESIRABLE BAY-wINDow Two-SToRY
double brick dwelling. 10 and bath.
being ~ ii street northwest. with large brick
stable attached; suitable for a physician or
business man; convenient to all street car
lines and business center.
ALSO
and hath No. 1913 New York
Apply to CHAS C. DuNCANSoN,
mh3-6t 9th and ID sts NV.
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I'D
1925 o ct NV. Sr. 80
1904 5 ST NV. Or. 80
1909 Goth st NV. Ilr.JA
1911 y 81 NV. Tor. 80
934 y Y ave NV, Or. ~. g.
i51& l. Ut NV. l1r....4J
1872 18th st NV. VI. IS
l24S 18th st NV. Tor. .x
l242 1lth ST NV. Or. ~
8 i s. Q fats. Sr. 40
1901 :lst IT NV. Sr. 40
1924 18th st NV. Tor. "a
10 Il ST ne. Tor. As
633 r st NV lt,ap. Or. as
1&il Chaplin st nv. Or. 40
14lS 23l st NV. Tor. 40
o3S II st ne. Tor. go. 40
1885 18th st. Sr. 40
BUD ! st NV. 9r. 40
1884 lita st NV. fr...40
1927 18th st NV, Sr. 40
1884 18th ST NV. Sr.31.5
l lS2 Corcoran at. Tor. .35
:ss06 Y IT NV. r. .33.33
1905 9th st NV. Sr. 30
] B&Q hats. 30thsxM.?r. 80
40iS Sth st NV. NJ. 81. so
101S 9Th st NV, Sr. Is
1907 Columbia ct NV. sr23
HOG l4th 1t NV. 2r. .25
656 X st ne, Or. rs
Eli y J ave Sc. sr.aa. so
lT21 T ct NV, Or. us
l@a I'd 1T NV. 5r. rs
2i2 LIST 1t sw. 6r. rs
22 list st sw. Or. :. rs
ZIG list st sw. Or. rs
20 list st sw. Or. rs
232 ist st sw. Or. is
Gst Poineroy st. 4r.l2.50
@i l'omcroy st. ir.12.y 80
62s l'omeruy st. Ar. IL. 50
G39 l'omeroy Of. 4r.l2.5o
1907 Union court. 4r.l2.3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

or acre of ground; within ~ miles of Washing
ton. Address COUNTRY, Star Office. mh5 Ste
FOR SALE = HYATrsvlLIE MD. - .-EOOM
walk from station; price, 81, 1850; SIS i mouth or
terms TO suit OWNER Box 5, Hyattssille, Nd.
h:-3t'
FOR sALE-THREE TRACTS OF rs. 26 AND 100
acres respectively; beautifully located for s'h-
division: near the city; on electric railway. For
particulars inquire of
mh2lm EEDFOkD W WALKER & son, 100G L.
FOR SALE ACRES OF GOOD LAND; GROOM
minutes walk to station: easy terms: 81. SEQ.
DUCKETT, DENT & CO., G35 F ST. mhS-jt
FOR SALES ACRES OF SPLENDID MARKET
land-ncne better-5-room house, stable miles
from city: 10 min. walk from Hyattsville easy
terms; 5000. DUCKErT. DENT & CO.. $50 r
st. mhs-3t
FOR SALE-1O ACRES OF LAND BEAUTIFULLY
located miles from Washington: 81 900: 20
acres of good market land nicely situated 81. 900.
DCCkETT, DENT CO. G35 st. mh3 st
FOR SAI.E--5-RooM HOUSE, EAST BLADFlNS.
burg; high and pretty location acre OF land
$500; room house. ~ acre; 5000. DUCNETT.
DENT & Co. 6:'5 F ST. mh3-:t
FOR RENT-FOCR GROOM HOUSES At LAND
over: from $40 TO SIG per month; Groom house in
BladeusburS; S12JD; desirable dwellings at Hy-
attsville and Riverdale. DUCKErT, DENT &
CO.. 633 st. mb3-3t
FOR SALE Or RENT--Ar HAI;rEE'S FERRY,
W. Va. nice fve-ro0m cottage with base
ment; situated at the most crvat ted point of the
town. Apply TO JOSEPH BARRY, Dr. Messa-
chusetts ave. NV. mh2-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-TwO BASEMENT OFFICE ROOMS,
SOB and sos + st. lone with fixtures; $50
and $50. BUTLER x GRAHAM, succeeding Juo.
A. Butler jr., SOB f st. m33t
FOR RENT-OFFICES-ENTIUE SECOND FLOOR
1421 q ST.; BEAUTIFUL ROOMS EN- SUITE:
rent reduced from S75 $35 n month.
ml2-3t. b. II. ROBERTSON, 1921 9 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05
FOR RENT-RY JAMES g. JESTER.
REAL ESTATE BROKER,


II. NV.
1914 LIST NV. Or new IS
1916 LIST NV. Or new, %
:. r NV. Or. mi. 20. 50
40 NJ av Sc. 7r. mi 20. 80
6o9 Eth ne. Or. mi. .lS. 80
w fth ne. Or. mi. 1880
I l256 I'd sw. Ar b,w.S.3
ST: q DIV. CIR. STA. $25
615 y sw, s 4 d. Or. 20
2l5 q sw. &r.........12
2f2eDS Court sw, Ar. 50
. B.LEONARD,5S0 IA. s.w
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

" ANTED- SECONDHAND STOCK LUMBER IN
good condition. Inquire at Mr. HHI-ARi'S. 1909
18th st. nv. mho- st"
WANTED-SIvA CEYION TEA GOES TWO TO
three times far China or Japan tea. Send
for samples to X. II. LOVE, Agent, 1900
ST. fe2o-1m
wANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN INTER-
ested in forming a 'fencers' club Please
communicate with Lieut.. SCHULTZ, 1421
n Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05
FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-l534 14TH ST. NV: OLD-ESTAB-
IhSHED STAND. with modern dwelling above
near = ST. market.
mh1-1m c. ID. IIEBERNfANN. 1903 r ST.
FOR RENT-FINE STORE IN M0NTRoSE FLATS,
11i5 9th st. NV; 26AS6; heated by steam: will
rent cheap to permanent tenant.
fec im' L. S. FRISTOE 1883 f ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05

FOR RENT,3sI ST Ne; o ROOMS AND
bath; not and cold water: front and back yard:
one square from post Office and cars; reduced 10
SIG Key In laundry, next door. Apply TO q. T..
BOYD 4O2 9Th L.w. mh5-3ts
FOR REST-AT BRlGHTwOOD. DC, NEW
frame house: rooms; hot and cold water,
range. latrobes, etc; about minutes walk to
electric cars; $40 LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 90
ST. NV. mh5-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05

FOR RENT-RENTs REDUCED.
- 9Th Sc rfwH:sS % 18th Sc e. 6 SO So
1928 Cd Sc. Or D. 1850 st Sc, ar frs. 90
50-54 Decatur ST. 5r br MI, chez D.. 10 80
mh3-3t THOS. Is. STAHL +64 La. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05

FOR RENT-NICE l4-RooM HOUSE on n I
ave. near 18th; would make a good boar,lin-
house: former rent SS5: will now rent FOR $50
Apply Room 8. 1901 Pa. ave. mia "a
ave. l2r, BIS. .$SS.33 Flat, 5r. So
lsls Cap. Or .-..lo 30 Fla ave, Or & l.. 20
l5a d Sc. lor&b. .3O.5ol iGiS L NV TrSsta' is
fel5-tf II. L. RUST. ga l4th St NV
FOR RENT-tS3s JEFFERSON PLACE NV: A
fully furnished 4-story house: rooms dpep; ali
modern improvements; studio with north light
and dark room for amateur Photography: will
lease for term OF years 81 .5o0 per snnum.
apply TO owner, IL. DICKINSON JEwETT.
mh2-3t' University Club, Washington DC
FOR RENT-Is24 10TH ST NV; aROoM BRICK
and stable; all mod. inps.
BANES 4 SIMPSON,
mist 200 lith ST.
FOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED HOUSE
fashionably located on y. ii. ave, at a nom-
nal rent
mh2-3t' Il. II. ROBERTSON. 1921 C It.
FOR RENT.rNFuRNIsIED, HANDSOME
NEW Hot Sc: fashionably located on 10th st. :
all mod imps six bed Rooms; very large dining
room: Il. "a ROBERTSON. ia2i e ST. mh2 81
FOR RENr-AT A VERY REDUCED PRICE c.s
n. j. ave: IL rooms: In thorough repair; suit
able for hotel. store restaurant.
fnh2-3t' B. H. ROBERTSON. li2l c. st.
FOR RENT-5l4 18th ST. STORE & Gel. :. $50
lsl9 l4th St store -. J0l $40 llth. hats SO SIS
Ia a st. nat. &r. -: 634 I'd Or 4 ID. - IS
Chicago st ne, <r. l2l 1856 wa!!ach. 5r. Is 50
fe2S TEoe. ". HCNGERFoRp. l2l3 II Of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05

G-s5 1ith ne. Or. go
ii3 Wilson nv. 5r. 800
81 Pierce nw,3r fat g. 90
400 Hutton ct. Ar. $50
+69 Armory sw, 1850
STORES.
3l4 Ia Nv nv. &10r. as. 90
ITO ii ne d Or. 30. 90
1871 14th nw.....1s.5 81
1874 HI ne d Or. LII. 80
TT, 18th ST. & N.Y.aye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05

200 NJ av. Tor b. mi $50
110S 10th. ar. mi lcol, .33
1905 9Th. 9r. mi. 70. 30
1910 y Cap. Or tcob...25
1910 LIST nw.9r new IS
23s 9th ne. Or, mi. ,stal. -
24l5 Pa av, Or. =. 30. 50
mh3-3ts
FOR RENT-a0O Sd S.w
4s3-41l Del sw. Or, h. $40
9oi Sd sw, Or, W. 1880
3lobs + sw, Sr, W. .l3
136 Va av sw, 5r. 10
mh3-Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05

FOR RENT-HOUSES-
1912 IS NV. Tor, mi $3.50
1919 - NV, i2r. mi a5.S
500 l4th NV. Tor. mi $50
SO Il NV, Or. mi. ESQ
1910 7. sw, Or, mi D.. 2l.5
"a Z NV, Or. mi. .1s.5
G3l 18th ne. Or. mi. 1S.5
ass Maine av. ar. .lS.3
l12f i ne. Or. .16..,
2l32 Sth NV. Or. .lI.I
334 L Sc. 5r......l3.l
CAIWooD 4 CARR
fnlho Do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05

FOR RENT-ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM, ELE-
gantly fur, including light and heat; use Of
bath; SIS per mo-; private family. Call $40 I'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.

WANTED - SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN OF
twelve years business experience in real estate.
banking, insurance or dry goods business; good
penman and accountant; references Sc Ad-
dress Box 49, Star Office. uh5-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05

The above r. only a por
my hooks. FOR full list Ct
issued on the LIST and 18TH
NH
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED BUY OR EXCHANGE HOUSES AND
lots Owners send full particulars to Gf,O p
ROBINSON. 90 Atlantic bldg fei5itp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05
WANTED-STORES.

WANTED-TO LEASE STORE ON ST BET
iith and 18th sts., north side. Address H. T.
F., Star office. mb53t
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How 10 be Really Happy.

remember once listening to ser
mon preached by DR.. Talmage. 1t is
now twelve years ago, but never for.
got one little sentence in it: Stay
where you're happy" writes Edward
w. Box in all earnest discussion ON the
lessons TO he learned from the past
year's business depression in the
November Ladies' Home Journal. 1t
sounds trite to say that q contented
mind is mans or a woman's greatest
possession, but it is as true now as the
day it was first uttered. And we
would all he happier if we believed it
more than we do. We always show
our own incapacity when we envy the
capacities of others, and this is true of
other peoples possessions. Let others
have what they choose and can earn ;
let us be content with what we have or
can have. The things we want most
III this world are always those beyond
our reach. If we had them we
wouldn't be particle happier we
only think we would be. No matter
how little we have, we always have
plenty to he thankful for. And be-
cause this passing year has not been as
pleasant and profitable as we might
wish for, is no reason why our Thanks
giving Day should be less festive OF
indicative of our gratitude. The worst
part of our national depression is gone
and has passed into history. Let us
be content to leave it there. If We
cannot he exactly as thankful as we
might wish for the past year let us be
grateful for the year before us.
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Farm and Garden Notes.

Cleanliness is the key to success in
the poultry business.
A hen is not old until she is aged
five or Six years..
1t will pay to spade up portion of
the poultry yard occasionally.
With the exception of the black
Langshans, all feather-legged fowls
are poor egg-producers.
Calves should always be treated
gently. It is the only way to make
them docile when they come to be
cows.
Potatoes are the most costly of all
foods in proportion to price, as they
are composed very largely of water.
In feeding for eggs good Judgment
Is required to steer between the two
extremes of insufficient nourishment
and Of overfeeding.
Wheat is rich in nutriment, and at
present prices is a good and cheap
feed for horses. Use it sparingly and
mixed with other food. 1t is cheaper
than oats and better than bran.
The wild cherry tree grows more
rapidly than walnut, it is freer from
insects, and furnishes q larger amount
of mercan table lumber, which ranks
next to mahogany in value.
With apples, in nearly all cases. as
soon as the fruit will part readily from
the tree it is ready to be gathered, and
any delay in this is usually done at
the expense of the keeping quality Of
the fruit.
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New AbbreViatiOn.

A lady tells a story of young man
who had come from the country 10 the
city iu which she lived, and in q
short time fancied himself equal to
any social emergency. He never asked
advice upon questions of etiquette,
aud in consequence he made MANY
mistakes. At one time the lady issued
cards to party, and among the in
vited guests she included this rather
conceited and exceedingly awkward
young man.
He was to be out of town at the date
of the party, and 80 was unable TO
accept the Invitation. At the foot of
the card he read the letters r. S. V.
p, and was much perplexed as to
their meaning. However, he was
nothing daunted by his ignorance,
and wrote note declining the invita-
ton in as formal and stilted terms as
he could command, and after signing
his name, added the letters, NJ. S.
C. G..
On his return to the city, after the
party, went to call Oh the lady, and in
the course of the conversation asked. :.
by the way Mrs. Clapp, what did
you mean by Il. >. V. t. at the end OF
the invitation you sent me"
"Why," replied the hostess, WITH
out note of surprise in her polite
voice, "they stand for the French
phrase, Repondez, sill vous plait-
Answer, if you please"
"Oh, yes! Well, was all ri ght,
then % said the young man, in a tone
of much satisfaction. II thought /
should hit it in my answer"
"Now that you speak of it," said
his courteous hostess, do wish to ask
what M. S. G. G. stands for. 1 can't
imagine, and / can't find any one who
has ever seen the abbreviation used ~
"Oh," replied her visitor. airily,
"that meant Mighty sorry couldn't
come should think that was plain
enoughW
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DUE WEST.
wedding ReceptiOn-Debatin SOcie.
ty-PrOminent People, Etc.

Due West, Nov. y.
Every one Ia feeling the cold wave.
Mrs. Nj. j. Cain ts q town with relatives.
Mr.. w. A. Clintock, OF Ora, came over last
friends in town. MIss Mamie Todd, who IL
teaching at Ora, came with hun to visit her
mothers family.
ty had arranged to give the public two inter.
esting speeches on Friday evening, November
End. but the heavy rain prevented q foil at
tendance We regret that the young men
did not have full house: The speakers for
v. Black, OF the Seminary. These young men
had excellent addresses.
DIR. John Mcbride, pastor OF Greenville
house next Sabbath afternoon. " O'
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Bell were pained 10 hear Of their loss by fire
last week. They have the sympathy Of our
MI. Hayne McDill, the popular furniture
dealer OF Abbeville, was up last Friday to
attend the reception at the Kennedy House.
Rev. r. L. Bell left last Friday for his work
spent two weeks most pleasantly with family
and friends,
The Presbyterian has adopted the plan OF
presenting its readers with a cut OF some
prominent minister, accompanied by sketch
Rev, o. Y. Bonner IL In Gastonia, Y. c..
preaching for Rev. j. c. Galloway.
Rev. F. Y. Press'y and Dr.. CrIer preached
In the A, r. church last Sabbath. These two
discourses we're greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. H. E. Bonner is In Indiana, visiting q
sister who is very sick.
For some months the friends Of Mr.. ]. T..
McDIll have watched and waited with inter-
eat to see the result OF his negotia tions in
Florida, when last week he returned from his
final trip. bringing with him the jewel he has
besn seek ing to obtain. All Joined In hearty
CONGRATULATIONS at his success In winning SO
fair bride. Mrs. E. p. Kennedy, With whom
Mr.. McDiii boarded for u number OF years,
gave the happy pair and few friends and
relatives a Reception at the New Hotel. A
sumptuous supper was served In style and
enjoyed by ali. Mr.. McDil will be found at
Mrs. Jane Todds the remainder Of the year.
and will with the new year begin keeping
house. X. 5. u.