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The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16

gers In New York were included In tn
company of 800 which assembled at tn
Garden theater yesterday afternoon to
present to Joseph Jefferson massive
silver loving cup, the gift Of more than
900 members of the dramatic profes
sion.
In response to the presentation ad-
dresses, Mr.. Jefferson did not attempt q
set speech, but for half an hour dealt In
bright "reminiscences Of the stage and
told stories of Booth and Forest and his
own early days, which pleased his audi
ence immensely.
Telegrams were received from Nine.
Modjeska, Francis Wilson and others.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16
CONSUMPTION OF BEER.
Statistics Given by tho Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue.


Internal Revenue.
Washington, Nov. 9.-The report of
the commissioner of internal revenue
will show that the total consumption
of beer in the United State for the last
fiscal year, ended June 80. 1895, was
80, ,469,661 barrels. which was an In
crease Of 191 900 barrels over the con-
sumption Of 1894, but decrease of 353,- :
211 barrels from the consumption of
1893. Therefore 1t would appear that
hard times have something to do with
beer drinking A barrel Of beer In
brewers measure contains 31A gallons.
The people of the United States, there
fore drank 1,045, ,926, ,9O6 gallons OF beer
last wear, which shows that our people
are quite up with those Of Germany as
beer drinkers, but much behind those
of the United Kingdom, where, al
though the population Is smaller than
in Germany. much more beer ls con-
sumed The annual consumption in
England, Scotland and Wales alone eX-
ceeds 100000 gallons.
The largest consumption Of beer In
the United States was in New York,
Pennsylvania, Illinois and Wisconsin.
The total sales in the city Of Milwaukee
alone were 1000. 900 barrels or about
ope-sixteenth of the whole. Kansas is
credited with only 6,OO0 barrels Of beer.
There are 10000 brewers in the world.
of which nearly 10000 are in Germany.
Great Britain has 5000 and the United
States only 5000. but our breweriei
are generally much larger than those of
! apy other country They are controlled
by trusts, which have consolidated the
larger and suppressed the smaller. Ger.
many is the only country In the world
that brews more beer than 1t consumes.
In the United States the consumption
ifiu prunuctt',n- nrr-vary nearly the
| same. We import great deal and we
export great deal, but the annual bev-
erage is pretty regular.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16

M. Francois, an eminent French
statistician, has made careful study OF
the wealth Of nations. and he computes
the riches of this country at $63 ,00O,-
600, 900. England is second, at $53 ,OOO.-
600, 900; France third. at $4,000, ,0OO. 900.
Germany is worth only $50 1000, ,0OO,O 900
and Russia Is very poor relatively. with
only $4,000, 100000. We are evidently
still far enough ahead of England not
to mind the cash the little Duke Of
Marlborough gets.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16
Home Rnle Not Desired by cubans.

New York. Nov. 9.-"NO. sir we will
not accept autonomy under any cir
cumstances." said Senor Palma, the Gu
ban minister plenipotentiary, when
spoken to regarding the report that
Spain might be willing to grant Cuba
autonomy. but feared the Cubans
would not accept it
''If Spain wants to make terms with
u.s." he continued. they will have to
offer better conditions than those they
profess to make. In the first place, wA
do not believe Spain wants to give
Cuba autonomy. She only wants to de-
ceive us as in 1865.
1--WE want absolute independence. and
to make an absolutely free republic of
Cuba. We would not even accept such
conditions as those governing the Do.
minion of Canada
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16
sirILe at SiIverton

Silverton. Colo. Nov. 11.-Men all quit
work on the Silver Lake mine last week
to rhe number of 125. because the pro-
prietor, Mr.. Stoiber demanded 81 per
month of their wages for hospital pur-
poses. 1t is understood a compromise
has been effected and men are going
back. 1t virtually suspended operations
on the mine for several days.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16
TROLLEY FUNERAL TRAINS.
New Departure Made by Chicago Street
Railway.

Railway.
Chicago. Nov 9.-Managcrs Of cleo
trio street railways are preparing to ca
ter to funeral parties. A number of
black colored cars will soon take the
place of hearses. and the mourners will
follow in trailers instead of carriages.
The Calumet Railway company has a
funeral car in process of construction.
1t will be ready to run to OakwoOd Gem
etery in about a month. Funeral trains
with ordinary cans have been In use on
this line during the summer, but now
arrangements have been made for the
manufacture of a funeral car. The car
above the trucks will be black. Even
the trolley pole will be wound with
crepe When the deceased is that of n
child, this crepe will be white and the
sides of the car will be fcstooned with
white.
Inside the car. just back of the motor
man. bier will occupy one side. OPP
posite this are to be seats for the minis
ter and pail bearers. The mourners
will sit along the sides of the car
Friends VIII sit in the cars. also black,
that will take the place of the trailers.
The car In which the body is carried
will have a suitable entrance arranged
to admit the coffin to the forward end
The cost Of this car will be about $1,000
Funeral parties iuay charter a train
with almost any number Of cafs and
start from any point OH the line. \
special inotorman and conductor will BE-
uniformed in blacl-.
If the funeral ear is Il success, others
VIII h. built for the other Chicago street
railroads Arrangements will be mad.
10 switch funeral trains TO the tracks of
tho Nnrih and West Side systems to
ct.IGarries located in those sections of
the city.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16
MILLIONS INVOLVED.
Steps Taken to Wind Up the New Hamp-
shire Trust Company.

shire Trust Company.
Manchester. y. H.. Nov 11.-Late Sa:-
urday night the state bank commission
ers made application 10 the Supreme
court for receiver for the New Hamp-
shire Trust company, for the benefit of
It's creditors The liabilities are put AZ
81 So G:i2 in the Trust department. and
S2T2.IS1 in the savings department. Tho
company holds mortgages and liens on
1000 parcels of land in the two Dako-
tas and Minnesota. on which it cannot
now realize. and also OWLS large
amount of valuable real estate in this
state and in Maine. ON one block in this
city it earns Il net income OF 100000 =
year. The last published statement OF
It's assets put them al S4o2,J26
President Hiram ID. Upton, in speak
ing of the matter, said: "The banl;
commissioners examined into the condi-
ton of the company during the past
week, and we had no reason TO believe
they would act as they did. The only
notice we received that petition was to
be flied was after it has been done.
Jhink they We're extremely diScourteous
and | resent their methods.
"A meeting of the directors is called
for Tuesday. at which time some action
will be taken on the application for the
receivership. We are not disposed ID
fight the proceedings If it does not seem
best. As it is now. | am strongly in
favor of doing so. The commissioners
secm TO know ii all Their position, as
understand 1t, Is that the company can
not get on its feet again. and that its
affairs should be wound up"
No detailed statement Of the condition
of the company is obtanable.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16

was cashier OF the state bank in Duluth.
He is now taking vacation In un-
known parts and the banks cash don't
baiuuro into something iihc a hundred
thousand dollars. But his father states
that Charley didn't take a cent.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16
rHlRrY-sEvEN BODIES.
The Last One Taken From the Detroi,
Wreck.

The Last One Taken From the Detroit
Wreck.
Detroit, Mich. Nov. 9.-The dead body
of James B. Thomas was taken from the
wrecked Journal building last evening.
This is the thirty-seventh body recov-
cred and according to the list Of missing,
was the last body in the wreck.
Thomas NJ. Thompson. engineer OF the
building has been arrested and Is AT
Grace hospital under custody.
The walls adjoining the wrecked por-
ton OF the Journal building have been
braced and the work Of digging In the
ruins progresses rapidly and with Il
greater degree of safety.
A mass meeting has been called FOR
tonight to take steps for the relief OF
the families of the dead.
Several popular subscriptions have
also been started and generous re-
sponse Is being made.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16

Tho world is astounded at the charge
that Boston woman not only scolded
her learned husband from bedtime un-
til 2 q. M, but pulled his hair and
whiskers and kicked him out Of bed.
1t will be inclined to believe the lady's
denial
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16

The Michigan Supreme court has de-
cided that having the jaw bone frac-
tured while getting a tooth drawn is
not an accident" the Pennsylvania Su-
preme court has ruled that beef stew
is not SOUP" the United States Supreme
court has handed down a decision that
the tomato is a vegetable" One by
one all the great questions of the age
are being settled by the judiciary.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16

In the evening everything was Sc
rene at the kesler hotel in Hannibal
Mo. In the morning the landlord and
his family and all his furniture and
guests were gone. Wagons drawn by
fleet horses had conveyed the keslers
and their chattels to another state. in
order that the fury of creditors might
be ayerted. That's why SO many peo-
pie in Hannibal are now lamenting
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16

The guests OF San Francisco restaur-
ants are not aghast at the appearance
Of waiter girls in bloomers. Perhaps
they are more concerned as to the quail
ity of the oleo or the durability of the
steak.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16
Secretary olney has done and is do

Secretary Olney has done and is do
ing his best to protect fur seals in our
Northwestern possessions. He has the
promise of cooperation from Russia
and Japan, but England gives no sign
of Joining in and stopping the work OF
annihilation England would be glad
to have all others cease killing and
leave the business to her alone. Eng
land has a stomach for Just such an ar
rapgement as that.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16

China is alarmed about "the new
woman" We are informed that the
governor of Kwang-Shau-Fu has is
sued an edict prohibiting women's clubs
and admonishing the women who be-
long to them to return to their hus-
bands within one month. "Contumac-
ious wives will be taken back to their
husbands by the police" says the proc
lamation, in conclusion.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16
Freedman's Ala society.

Chicago. Nov. 1.-The twenty eighth
annual meeting of the general commit
tee of the Frcedman's Aid and Southern
Education society began here today, the
Representatives being the same as those
of the church extension society Of the
Methodist church which met here last
week.
The first business OF the meeting was
to hear the report at the board OF mai,a.
gr.s for the past year.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16
BIpwu to Atoms,

Milwaukee, Wis. Nov. ia special
to the Wisconsin from Marquette.
Michigan. says the Marquette Powder
company's mills. situated about four
miles from the city. exploded this MORN
ing. The entire structure was demol-
ishcd and TWO men were blown to
atoms.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16

Mr.. Pass of Lowell. Mass, claims that
an English estate worth s22 SOC. 900 be-
longs to him. II he'll agree to spend
the money on this side OF the Atlantic
we hope 1t will come to Pass.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16

Boston has Just passed municipal
law regulating the revenue from street
cars, dependent upon the number of
cars in actual use. In other words.
bribing the railways. or making 1t to
their interest to run as few cars as pos
sible. 1t is a foolish law.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16

The output of gold the past year in
Arizona was over 100000, and cop
per $6,2O7 900. The governor predicts
that the output of gold in Arizona the
current year will reach $4,000, 600.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16

Senator Sherman's book seems to rub
the fur Of some people the wrong way.
They will get over it. The truth is
bound to come uppermost. Sometimes
1t is q little slow.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16

Let Spain declare war against the
ball and baseball season is about over
and We will soon need other amuse-
ment.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16

Amelie Rives Chanler has not lost
great deal of time in getting away from
matrimonial trammels. She Is great
deal more celeritous than defunct.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16

A stranger bought draft for IS at a
bank at Greensburg. Ind. raised II TO
$500, got the money and got away. He
didn't forget thing.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16

1t is a singular fact in politics that
candidate is always notified of his nom
reated he is left to md 1t out rof hflh=
self.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16

Elijah Stewart of Huntington. ND
has lost interest in politics. For steal
ing a basket OF grapes he was fined 81
and was disfranchised.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16
BROUGHT SUDDEN DEATH.
Young San Miguel Miner Starts Fatal
Spowslide.

Telluride. Colo. Nov. 1o.-AIelvin
Heitahrand. ono Of tfc most highly cs-
teemed young mining men in San Mi
guel county, me. m uDtimeiy death
about $50 y..:cr,!a:r inoraing .u Sal
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16

It is estimated that the shrinkage in
South African securities in London in
one week was $150,000.0oO. They can
stand such little offs as that, but they
don't like them.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16

England has In some way got the ldea
that Monroe Is dead
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16

The fact that Mr.. Van Allen looks like
the prince of Wales should not De
yelop an ambition to act like him.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16

"The pugilists turned down" says q
headline. AS II they were gas!
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16
.,osyph .,rG.t-.n .i",orra

New York. Soy. !.-Nsarly All or The
prcin...cnt actors and iaedts.ca. naifl-
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16
SerofuIa from Infancy

Troubled my daughter. At times her
head would be covered with scabs and
running sores. We were afraid she would
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-16
PATENTS, TRADE MARKS

ExaminAton and Advice to Patsntabilty of L.
vsntioa. Send for "Inventors' Guide or How 70 CT
fassnk PATRICK o'FARRELL, washinston, D. q
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LEGAL NOTICES.

(No 54g2. Adrur. Doc. 49,
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA,
Holding Special Term for Orphans Court bus
iness. July I'd, 1879
In the OF James $. Edwards, administrator
W. a. of Sarah Lloyd. deceased, the administrator
W. a. aforesaid has. with the approval OF the coIrt,
appointed FRIDAY, the 2Gth day Of July, AID.
1888, at 10 O'Clock am, for making payment and
distribution Under the courts direction and irol,
when and where all creditors and persons entitled
to dist ributve shares legacies) residue
hereby notified TO attend in person or by agent or
attorney duly authorized, with their claims against
The estate properly vouched; otherwise the admin
istrator W. n. will take the benefit of the law
against them: Provided, copy Of this order be
published once u week for three weeks In the
!.WashingtoD Law Reporter and Evening Star"
previous to the said day.
Test: 1. T. WRIGHT,
Register of Wills for the District OF Columbia.
ty3law3t
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FOR LEASE.

FOR LEASE-DESIRABLE HOTEL PROPERTY IN
this city; well located long established; $ baths,
GO bed rooms, either furnished unfurnlshed;
elevator: rent reasonable.
je2Seo5t' d. Ii. WARNER G. CO., GIG st.n.w.
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HOTELS.

HOTEL VENDOME, Sd AND IA. AVE. NV.
Electric lights; elevator; steam heat. American
plan, y to % per day; European plan. 81 per
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FOR SALE-s5OO BRADBURY PIANO FOR s.Oo;
orly SO down. and the balance in IS monthly
ibstallments: piano Is us good rs new. and the
first caller will probably buy it. +. G. SMITH,
1928 Pa ave. jy1-3t
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FOR SALE - OR EXCHANGE = on MONTHLY
payments II desired, Broom cottage and nearly
II acre Of ground; on Sycamore ave-, first house
from Carroll ave-, and Il block from Takoma
spring a photo. OF this house may be at
the real estate office OF q. T. YODER Gl5 F st.
NV. Address n. E., Box A. Takoma Park, DC.
fe1-2nt
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

COLUMBUS BUGGY co. VEHICLES TO BE
given away at auction prices All goods must be
sold ut AMI below cost.
Fine ncather-top Sde-har Buggy. S115.
Fine tinUpy-tOp Surrey straight sill, SI35.
Fine Canopy-top Surrey, cut under, $3.50.
Fine Gents Spreading Phaeton, $3.50.
Fine business IhactOn sli5.
As for quality Columbus Buggy Co. vehicles
cannot be surpassed.
All goods i'll my entire place to be offered at
a sacrifice.
JAS. X. PROBEY,
Phone No. 226. 1880 sd st.
ie21-ft
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR Rl:NT-REAIINGTON TYPEwRITERS AT THE
REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; perfect
condition guaranteed, with stand; delivered free
in city; one month applies purchase of new
when directly following rental
WYCKOFF. SEANIANS & BENEDICT.
d19-tf Cor. S;h and + SITS. NV
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

LEWISTON HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
LynnwoCd. Rockingham county, Va.
Miss Eleanor c. Wheat. Principal
Situated in the most healthful part of the val
ley OF Va Terms: $l95 for board tuition in Eng
liSh, attn, French o German ard music toyeth-
with of books. For circulars apply to the
principal 1919 Y st. NV. until July 4. jy2-It"
ROCKVILLE ACADEMY. ROCKVILLE MD-HOME
school for boys: prepares for university bust
ness; heathful location. For catalogue address
w. p. MASON, U.SN.A., Principal. jy1 emo.
MISS &. L. MASoN'S SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS.
THE CASTLE, larry ow non hudson, NY.
Advantages city and suburb. Refer RI Rev.
II. c. Potter Hon. ChauEoey NJ. Dtpew jy1-co33t
NEW YORK, ALBANY. ST. AGNES SCHOOL.
Under the direction of Bishop Doane. Regular
md optional in all departments of study
Special advantages ia languages music and art.
Gymnasium. 18th year. Miss ELLEN W. BOYD,
Principal. jy1-ISt
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.

IN WASHINGTON.
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS Dept. Ciks. and others
Wishing to study VOCAL or PIANO music should
call at once; SUMMER RATES. Examination
gratis Gee. W.LAWRENCE, Studio 1908 9th NV.
je2G-12t.
wv. +. DALES. HID. :s--., u N.W.-JOIINS HOP
Eirs graduate student: classics and other studies;
pupils thoroughly prepared any college: coacll
ini. all summer years experience. my 22rI&2w"
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FOR SALE-vI)LiNS, MANDOLINS ORGANS AND
piano Mt auction. Saturday, II so am: DOW
iING'S 612. T. at. jy3-3t'
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FOR SALE-ALI. OR SINGLY-SHOW CASES
soda fountain and tank. awnings. show and shop
bottles. scales. signs freproof safe. stock. etc.
etc. Store for rent. No reasonable price refused
s. Z. WARE. 18th and \ SIS NV. ie.9 ct
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR REMITTANCE 3-STORY .ATABLE REAR
923 ID st. NV; b stalls: carriage elevator; gas,
water. grain bins etc. Inquire 1854 La. ave.
jy2-1m
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FOR SALE-LOTS AT Landowner, ], 2 AND
cents square foot on Bait and Pot. Il. II cele-
ebrated for pure water; high elevation and good
drainage; Communication fare, 1-2 cents stores.
churches, school, telegraph. express and post Of
fees Inquire at HOLMES & BROS, LIST and Z
SITS. NV, city, or at station. JeS I'm"
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FOR SALE-FRANK II. FINLEY & son WILL
hereafter pack in ice all orders for Val Batz'
beer. soda. ginger ale and sarsaparilla WITHOUT
EXTRA CHARGE, and deliver ii anywhere at any
will call. jy2-2t
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FOR SALE-SIIow CASES. CANDY JARS. COUN-
tiers, shelves. tables. chairs, ice box, scales. etc
1920 18th St NV. jy3et"
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FOR SALE-NORWOOD HEIGHTS.
Situated in the most beautiful sections Of the
northwest: surrounded by magnificent improve
nients; adjacent to Chevy Chase; North side
of Bradley lane. between the two lines of electric
railways; lots $3.50 to 81 200. according 10 size
10 per cent cash. E. Il. HAIGIIT
ulyl1-3m 1910 + st.
FOR SAIE-AT WpODSIDE, MD, NEW NINE
room cottage: large attic. cellar, furnace. range
bath, excellent water. windmill and woodshed
price $4,000 terms TO suit. b. F. LEIGHTON
452 ID St NV, cor. AZ. mh20-tf
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LoST-NOTE DRAWN BY MARY AND f. ]. KEEL
logg to order of 4: 7. Holtzman. dated Novem
her 10, 1856 for SIoo payable In one year after
y. SAWYER. Al persors warned against buying
o. nefS''h umf TN. Ts, s my Ia5s .'
jy26ts
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FOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, SUCH AS
bed room sets, carpets. chairs, cooking utensils,
ETC.. at sacrifice. 521 9TH st. ne, apply
at J23 5l5 ty1-Gts
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Observation-Disclosures

FOR SAIE-A NEAT PRINTING OUTFIT, CON
sisting Of se:-inkins Model lever press. No. q
with two ch.ses, 6x9 in., and sets OF
rollers; 20 fonts of type: 81 two-thrds type
cases; lead cutter, and many other implements
and materials pertaining thereto.
This outfit is but little used, and cost originally
about $3.50. 70 be sold for cash for less than half
the price. on account of early departure of owner
Particulars at either
Messrs. W. C. NEWTON & co.'s G22-624 d ST.
NV, y. BuNCH'S wv. Type Foundry. 3li-
3l6 Sth st. NV It,
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-IN VICINITY OF 18th AND c SITS. SW.
yesterday m0rling. black pocket hook, containing
Of money. Finder ple9se return TO The Star
Office and receive lewprd. It,
LOST-wIIIIE GOING FROM 9TH AND ID SITS.
to the city post office, gold medal engraved Will
lam Tonpkns June p. 1891; in shape of a
heart. Return to i16 9th ST. Reward of
fercd It,
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS

FOR RENT-125 NE; CABINET MANTEI.s,
tiling, latrobes, hardwood finish: concrete cellar
$3.50; mod. imp. b. H. WARNER, 91G F NV. W.
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FOR SALE OUR PRICE CUTS TIE FIGURE on
Surveys. $50 to $685. phaetons, 800 TO $40. See
AID dayton wagons, $50 10 $500 Sinzle-strap
larposs, IS to $40. Repairing and painting
je22 COOK & JARBDE. :l2a5 NJ ST. NV
FOR SALE-BARGAINS! EAUIAINS.-LEFT To
be sold, ) horses, carriage, trap and wagon. .r2T
d st n.w, WASHINGTON LIVERY AND
WAGON CO. Also Iiakes IL business of boa ding
and hiring horses and carriages best terms
jelStoJyi
FOR SALE-A HORSE SUITABLE TOR BUGGY
town. Illnire at stable 1927 Roanoke ST., Co.
lrutia Heights ic12-tf
FOR SALE BARGAINS IN CARRIAGES
An excellent opportunity to get nrst-class car
riages at great reduced rates | have a large and
varied stock II new aud second hand carriages
business wagons. harness. etc, that will be sold
at right figures and terms. All kinds of repairing
and painting promptly ATTENDED TO. AT 5 Il
AEEKS' CARRIAGE FACTORY, G22 C St NV
my2tf
FOR slIl,-I HAVE JUST RECEvED CAR
loads OF the very finest ard latest styla Of trans
md all kinds of vehicles; Columbus buggy co
side bar top buggy, with rubber tires $50: with.
but rubber tires, SIPS. Dayton wagons $50: ton
b1gges, SiS | have so fine business wagons car
rying from 100 to 1890 lbs. \ large STOCK Of
hand made harness from SIS up; rachlne-mad
harness from IS up.
phone 226. JAS. X. PROBEY
mh23 4mo 1880 32d st.
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