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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-24
FOR SALE.

House, 8 rooms, brick. ball. bath and b'a
gases, Jacob 81, between 18th and 10Th SIS. yiA
House. o rooms and 5.roomed house 10 ft,
Eonl ST., between I'D aud sd stS. SSlyt.
House, ) rooms, Market s., Ccutre WheJl;;,
$3.50.
House, srooms and hall. lot oo1iio feet IL
House, s.roomcd cottage. Jacob st, near ?e4
$3.50.
House, : rooms and hail. lot 3oylN iel "a
st., between Jacob and Wood StS., 500
House. . rooms, 18th street, sl,5OD.
House. . rooms, McColloch 81, Centre Wh@'
House, : rooms and hail, Chapllne St, 81
ward. $3.50.
House. i've rooms, brick. corner lot .isaes
$3.50.
House, orooms brick. lot S1El2 It., caapIa
st. 9TH ward, 5000.
House. iirOoms aud store room Main s.ra.
neat 2lst street, lot ilxlN feet
House, . rooms and hall, Chapllne street st
sd street. $500.
Cornerlot Lind street. Belvcdcfc. sll
honsc. 5 rooms 18th street. Si.Ght
Double frame house, 10 rooms and stor, 'o'1
corner OF sd and Jacob streets. rcap io' SIPS
month si,6D1
House. / rooms, 26ih street, sl,On
House rooms, l2th street. ohclp Ga ai
terms. 500
House, ! rooms, brick. Jacob stroo. ith val
sl.S1l.
Double house 10 rooms, Indiana street lIial
easy terms. SA,jn.
forms. sl,40l.
House 5roomy. BALTIMORE street, El,; wa'''
ing easy terms sl,0N
House, 10 rooms. brick, With large lo| Ia
street. cheap. r
each.
Tbrrc lo,s In pnrk Wow cheen
DiSlucS property on Market sireotA 1oiS
$50. sij) 500. $500, 5000 and $50 TO loaa'i
real estate.
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ANOTHER FALSE "
In Regard to n SMALLPOX Patient at the
Hospital.

In Regard to n SMALLPOX Patient ut the
Hospital.
It looks rs il there wcrO people who
had a good deal of lcaiuro time aud
spent it all in inveRting stories about
tho smallpox. The latest story nppar.
emily induItriously disseminated, was
that tho girl who was taken to tho
smallpox hospital last week from Six.
tocnth street did not have the disease
at all, hut some other eruptiyo ailmont.
Dr.. Walden was ngkod about this
rumor yesterday. lie said no had boon
ppokCn TO on tho subject before. Tho
case, hO declared, was n typical ono Of
connucnt smallpox. Tho girl is worry
badly broken out. llc thinks ho will
mako n photograph OF hor as n typical
case. sho was reported by another
phydcian as having Om0llpox before tho
health officer saw her.
Another story Was TINT she had only
n colorod man for II nurse. This la ialac,
Of course. Mira. Walt, whose husband
had tho SmNIlpox r)ocontly, Is taking
caro- OF her.
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THOUSANDS OF FISH KILLED.
Ausayy storm Eula the Creek with Thick
Mud.

Mud.
Yesterday morning early one OF tho
heaviest down.pours experienced for
several years camc down steadily for
fully au hour. In tho city the usual
result was seen, Streets were flooded
from curb to curb, and quantities OF
debris wore washed down from tho
hills. Some cellars wero loodNd, sewers
were chokod up aud another nice piece
Of work ontRllod on the board OF public
works.
The rain was unusually general, and
out tho valley Of Wheeling creek 1t was
heavier than any rain for three yORTs.
The creek has not had u thorough wash
ing out all summer, and tho yellow
mud was purGd into it at 4 rate that
soon made 1t the consistency Of mortar,
The rotted NOSE from tho creek bottom
mixed with this and made u very nasty
stream.
The effect on the fish was marvellous,
Thousands OF them, sullocating in tho
muddy stream, jumped out on tho bank
and dled-a clear case OF suicide to ea'
cape u worae fate. Quantities oil tino
fish were gathered up. Ono man said
he saw two boys have at least two bush
els OF largo fish. Two boys atartad to
town with all tho Gsh they could carry,
strung on willows aud hung over a long
polo WhiCh1hey carried on their shout
doris. They got the fish back OF Pleas
ant Valley. just beyond tho tunnel
several OF tho willows broke, and the
boys loft the fish lying whore they fell,
A man who passed soon after gathered
up Il large string OF excellent bass.
Tho banks were fairly lined with dead
fish. Thousands also made their way
into the river, whero they Rugged tho
shores and lay near the top to got tho
air. Boys and men caught big stringO
Of them with their handa, The river
fish bit like mad" yesterday, also, for
some reason. The number Of fish caught
or picked up along tho creek bank and
out OF tho river was II OF the aensa'
tions Of the day.
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Ouel G ,adrich, n of the directors OF
the monopoly. Rate cutting witt soon
begin.
Mir. /. Colmar, OF tho Stats ZeltunG,
and his family have gone to beautiful
ZOar to remain several weeks,
Miss Georgia A. Pracht entertained a
number Of her friends beautifully last
night at her home in East Wheeling.
Miss Eva COnnors, Of GrOat Falls,
Montana, is in the city the guest OF DR..
aud Mrs. John L. Dicky oil ChaplIno
street.
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Epilepsy 20 Years.
Cured by DR.. Niles Neryine

AfeW years ago, Mr.. Il. W, Gallaher, was
an extensive, successful expert manu-
facturer OF lumber products, Attacked with
epilepsy, no was Obliged to glvO up his bust
ness, Tho attacks CamO upon him most In
opportunoly. Ono time falling from n carrl-
age, Mt another down stairs, and oftGn In tho
street, Once ho fell down a shaft In tho
mill, his iniuFIeg nearly proving fatal Mr.
Gallaher writes from Milwaukee, Feb, TO- O5
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Travellers find a safe companion in
30 Wits Goiic and Cholera Unrc. A
change IN drinking water and in diet,
often Causes severe aud dangerous com.
plants. This medicine alwayR curea
them. Logan & Co., Wheeling, W.. Va,
b. +. Peabody, Donwood, Bowie Il Co.,
RridpopOrLO.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
st]rnngsrIIn tho Ol,y nrl wlconns Foln,
Abroad,

5trhngorlm tuo tIf MI WhNnllhg FGlhs
Abroad.
James T.. Burns, n we'll known bust
moss man Vi Grafton, was hofo yoslcr.
day.
H. Rev. Bishop Donohuo returned
last evening from a brioi trip out In lila
diocese.
Mt g. W. Lynch, Of C%lntk0burp, was
hero lnst night, having como to 500 Gov.
MaGCofkIo on business
Tho hloubonVIIlo Gazette Ia rospona .
ible for tho IolloWingi NJ. H. WoIn,
superintendent n tho Central Diatriri
Printing aud Telephone Company,
walked into tho Western Union Office
Vas morning aud In II f0w mInnlon
thow9t that no was ma familiar with
lhn Morse ]inhtrumgnt ~ tho IIoll trnna.
mi'lof' q lie was accompanied by Col.
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THE CAMPMEEIING
On the Prohibition Grounds at
Moundsvllle Opened,
THE PROMISE FOR 4 GOOD TIME

And Profitable sorvIcCs-DlStlng'
uIshOd Ministers arc Present, with
Other Able Assistants in Conduct
ing tho Special Services - BOY
Preacher Jackson There-Tho Open.
ing Services.
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NESBITT g. DEVINE,
Tel Gs 1890 Market street,
FOR SALIE.

No. iiss Penn street . rooms aud bath e'a
gases. Cheap.
No. Il IAN strOct, li.roomcd brick yAalp
M. COO Market street, & ruDuls, 81 %
Nos liOl aud ilOj MatGct stntst Oi"''"
property. ei2j)O.
Nos. 81 aud 80 35th street, " ro,mt si', ~
No. H,SA MNrkctsttctt : rooms nnI ha'l ""
M, va York stfOci Q looms ChulN ,
No 6N Front st., S rOnlng and bllh. Wv.
No, 1906 Chnplino ST., s rooms, BATH r''"''
lnrgc stable si,Ol1, ,,l
corner 18th ani Wood, street dfo,ll7i A'
store room Cheap
Houses VI all slsc, aud In dllCtNO' I'l'l'"
Saloon for snlr on 10Th street uIlrlp .,t
KrstuuHnt aud hotel Tor sale on Nli'' '''
CHEAP ...
Restaurant aud hotel for sale on iAl NN''
Uhunu
Citnr store on Market street Tor Hl' r1'lp n,
building lots iuall the best lo'1.l'N' "''
CITY,
Farms for sale on easy terms
HOUSES TO UENE MOSGN To loNN
HERRT j, FINS
Toieuhnnr t.s fpr7i INA Nlftnl riH'.
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ASsIGNEE'S 6 ALE,

A SsIGNEE SALE OF THE WHEEL
"A ING HlLL VINEYARD PROPERTY.
We Will Otlor for \ short time, Mt private sale,
the Wheeling MI Vineyard Property, consisting
oi about thirty.twn acres aud improvement
thereon. VIM sell said properly MS n whole or
will sell the east Or west side OF the hill sepH.
mtcly, IS will suit purchasers, For price ana
FERNS call at the office VI George J, MaihisOn,
No. 1923 Market street. Wheeling, ". Va
GEOkGEJ. AATEISOS and +. S. RILEY,
jylp AS,lgnots Of J. r Sullivan.
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o~oMMIssloNEa,s sac.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

"a
In pursuance OF q decree Of tho Clrcul. Court
of Ohio county, W. Va, entered on the lOth day
together. IN one Of which oscar OnEen was com
plninant and :. +. Parsons ct ais, were defend
ants, md In the other W. 5. FOOSO & co. were
COmplRlnants and Sarah y, Parsons, admlnli'
tTatflV Of the estate Of J. 4. II, Parsons Ut u.s.
were defendants, we will. on
SATURDAY, AUGUST IL 1875,
beginning At 10 O'Clock a. Ia, sell NJ public auo'
ton, to tile highest bidder. az the north front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, west
Virginia, tho real estate belonging To the de-
fendani, $. T. Parsons, de'crlbed IN said decree
Us follows. tO.wiI: The north oue'h0li OF lot
No. Band the south eHe.hRlI ot Lot No. Il 70 A,
q. RnblnSOn's addition To tho city OF Wheeling,
In Ohio county, West Virginia.
Said sale will be upon the following VIZ
One-third Of this pGrcha'e money aud Slch
further portion thereof As-tGG purchaser may
elect to pay, shall be paid In cash tho r.
maindeT shall be- paid In two equal annual ~
Eaimcuts. with interest from the day OF sale,
which interest on the second iusthlmont shall
be PAYABLE ANNUALLY, and tue tito viii be r.
tainei until the purchase money Is inlY PAID
The purchaser shlll pay all takes assessed there
BENJAMIN 5. ALLISON,
C.E NORRIS,
Special Commissioners
WHEELING, W, Va, July 10, 1876.
hereby certify that bond aud security hiss
been given by tho above named special com
mls,ioncrs as toauired b y law aud the decree Of
JOHN ". MITCHELL,
iyl6 Clerk OF the said Circuit Court.
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MANNED.
BUSINESS CHANGE,
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

on tho 10Th DAY Of July. 1895. the firm Of Put.
nam, Anderson & Putnam was dissolved, john
Anderson rrt ,ruI Al personS knowing thcm.
selves Indebted To aid firm will please call aud
settle, and n!l persons having claims against said
finn will please present same,
The business viii continue NJ the old stand
under the ntm name OF c. Putnam & Son. jY23
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

Tho desirable 7,roomed dwelling house. v,,
full lot. No, ~ Maryland street, LOIS Of saG.
trees, Three feet higher than the ~! l5Ji
VIII give you q bargain on 4 quick sale,
New il.rOOmed modern brick house on NJ,
tenth street.
The Paxton property. 1880 Chgpliuo s,re.
most desirable location IN the city,
Ss7i for a sl201, lot on North Huron stree.
$50 for a $50 lot on North wabash .trs.
High aud desirable.
SIS for n lot on AcColloch, near Tgsay
fourth street,
Many other bargains,
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FOR SALE.

CTOCKS FOR SALE.
-
10 EharCs German Tauk.
10 shares Exchange Rtuk.
II share, National Hank Of ". Va.
Gii5 shares Wheeling steel and Iron Co.
g0thare, Franklin Insurance Co,
IS shares ohio Valley Bank
q shares Bclf0nt Iron Works.
5ShnrcS Fire aud Marine inSuFanco Co.
Two Lots In E%dgingtnn's Lane.
K. S. IRWIN. Broker.
jyii No. q Twelfth Street
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These Tables are made Of
the most expensive wood in

the world, BY eXperIenced
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NOTES ON
stage of water mt ]Nirvrhsnt' Ut np,tI
Tho River IniCrbata.

Tho mnrka Mt tho wharf last night
showed . icOl 3 inches aud stationary.
Tho rains Of tho past thirly.six hours,
II Ia expected, will bring tho fIyor ~
somewhat, but not enough to lot out any
NJ TINT conf nj Pittsburgh, which nOW
amounts 10 at least %, OOO,OJO bushels.
Tho Lexington got away for Mnln,
motas aud way lnndinRa at II n IN. yos.
icrlnN She had II Lighter, having moro
freight than sho could handle without
ono,
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what we offer them for.

Japanese cabinet makers, and are
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Pittsburgh River . loot aud citation.
arv nj tho dam, Weather cI6ar aud
Wntln,
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BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
HoME BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
TWELFTH ISSUE OF 'ST(

IL ONE BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
Ii TWELFTH ISSUE OF STOCK
Books are open for subscription at the Office
Of The Treasurer, 1907 Pennsylvania ave. II. W.
Third monthly meeting at which stock of
twelfth series may be taken or loans obtained,
TUESDAY EVENING, 18th instant, at southwest
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Nineteenth
street Il. W. Shares 81 each per month.
The business of the first and second months of
this series being closed, $3 per share will have
TO be paid on stock taken now
Interest is allowed at per cent on stock with
drawn or Cancelled in settlement of loans. As
much as S2o0 per share may be obtained as loans,
ut much less cost than through outside sources.
Average amount loaned per share on 70 shares
at last meeting Sl93, the monthly payment
therefor being II on stock and ~ as interest
Loans may be settled on one or more shares at
the pleasure of the borrower, and monthly pay
ments thereby reduced.
The arrangement for distributing growing
surplus has shortened the monthly payments
to mature stock or cancel loans in first series TO
the extent OF Sl1 30.
A like application of a pro rata share of the
surplus will be made in maturing shares of each
series
Come III with US; our management has been
careful one The association win be a sure
source of profit to you. Either of the under
signed viii receive your subscriptions:
Thomas Bowling, President, Gl2 + ST. NV
Anson s TAYLOR, Vice-President, 1913 F ST. NV.
w. IL WetZel, Secretary, 2l35 III st NV.
Edward S. Wescott, Treasurer, 1907 Pa. ave. n. W.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. X Brown, cor. Pa. ave. and Goth st. NV
Levi j. Bryant, 1877 Q ST. NV
James II. Byram, 1923 II St NV
John B. Gilfillen, 1921 Columbia st. NV.
George j. johnson, 713 Market space.
Charles \. Moore, l145 18th ST. NV.
s. Norris Thorne 933 23d st. NV.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A n OLD-ESTABLISHED Oil. AND GASOLINE
~ route, and livery stable paying good money,
and house and stables for rent; viii sell single;
no triners need apply W. T. HCNIBESS, 1927
10Th NV fel0-1m
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n CARPENTER WANTS PLACE IN COUNTRY
- as foreman on farm or work at trade; can
give good refs Address GEORGE NJ I0TrEN.
3l9 L ST Sc. mre-3td
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ID EsPECTABLE CoLoRED WOMAN WANTS
IL washing home or either to go out Address
CARRIE BAuKET, Anacostia p. o., d. c.
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PoY,15 YEARS OF AGE, TO LEARN PRINT
Ling or drug business Address j. r n, this
office mrS-5td
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business CHANCE-lO LADY SOLICITORS
II familiar with Washington can be benefited
by addressing X. Nc, this office 4 mr7-3t
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M ANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED WO-
w man, place to do general house wo' in
small private fan Y or TO do chamber work
willing TO washing and ironing at he IN :: wll-
ng to satisfy anyone; can give good reference;
call or address b d, 36 Nc Gullough ST. n. W.
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DY A FIRST-CLASS EXPERIENCED WOMAN
. place to go away for the summer; either
in family at summer resort; good house
keeper and dressmaker. Address Mrs SlMES,
53 ST NV mrS-3td
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WOULD LIKE PLACE TO NURSE OR
housework; can furnish best OF refs Call at
1920 Ith st NV mr9-3td
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RESSMAKER WANTS WORK TO DO AT
- home or will go out by day; terms reason
able. Address DRESSMAKER, 2i2 st. NV.
mr9-3td
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STORAGE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
4 holders of the E Morrison Paper Co viii be
held al COS L st. NV. WEDNESDAY, March 13, at
10 a. m CHAS. j. DEAHL,
mTS-it Secretary
AdME. SIMMONS, THE MOST RELIABLE
iVi clairyoyant and magnetic healer reveals
the past, present, and future: has no equal
magnetic and alcoholic treatments; 4l6 9Th ST
NV, parlor floor, 10 a. M. to p. m Inr3-it
THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY WARNED THAT
L / have filed in the Office of the clerk Of the
supreme court of the District of Columbia the
follow ng described bottles, and the public are
hereby cautioned not to said bottles with
out my consent under penalty of the law
Filed February l9, 1895.
To JOHN r. YoUSG, esq,
CLERK supreme Court of the District of Co
lEInbia.
SIR In accordance with the act of Congress,
Revised Statutes relating TO the District of Co
lumbia. section IlSS, desire TO register III your
office-the following bottles: White glass beer
bottles with the following stamped thereon:
THE Northwestern Bottfing Works, Washing
ton. d. C., 1901 5th ST. NV j. II. Schleuter
This bottle not TO be sold;'' and white glass bot
ties with following stamp:
Northwestern BottIng Works, Washington,
ID. C.. 1901 5th ST nw. j. II. Schleuter, manu-
facturer and bother of beer and mineral waters,
1861 9th ST. NV.
Witness:
ALBERT SILLERS, Attorney at Law.
tue copy-Test:
j. II. YOUNG, Clerk
By L. P. WILLIAMS, Assistant Clerk
TsEALl teal-l4t
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LOST.

IT OST-MALE PUG DOG NAMED FRITZ;
IL rag No 5603. Return to 23i Ii st. me-, and
receive reward 1t
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DY A YOUTH EMPLOYMENT IN STORE:
. experience in grocery business: or any
employment Address BUSINESS, this Office
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a FIRST-CLASS GARDENER WANTED; ONE
n who understands trucking; to take charge
of place ON the shares; five miles out on good
road; cars pass gate. Address l.. A. W, this
Office. mIS-3td
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NOUNG MAN WHO IS WILLING To WORK
i wants a situation as clerk or cashier; can
give best of refs Address NJ. +. C., this Office
rnrsS-3fl
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TF YOU WANT TO RENT A FlRST-CLASc
l. busin sss office inquire at TIMES Office.
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a YOUNG MARRIED MAN, WHITE, A STU
~ alton as clerk, driver, collector, in dairy
lunch room or any work TO earn living. NJ
L. BROWNE, 26 ID ST. Sc. mrS-3td
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ssrTSHERE ARE OTHERS IN THE PRINTING.
i business. but few concerns like The Law
Reporter Company, of BIS Fifth street north
west. You'll find it a positive relief to trade
there. Do it. Nj. w. MOORE, Mgr.
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REssMAKERs APPRENTICE WANTED;
~ one with some experience preferred Ad-
dress MODESTO, this Office. mra-3td
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EoR SALE-WooD AND COAL YARD; MUST
Il have $500 cash. Address COAL, this Office.
n a
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u ESPECTFUL COLOREB WOMAN WANTS A
II place TO cook or do light housekeeping for
doctor or widower some one who desires an
industrious and honest servant; willing to take
small wages if can have small child with me;
first-class ref Can or address COOK, L st
Sw mr9-Std
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CITUATIoN WANTED AS ELEVATOR, OF
y fee or bell boy; can drive a gentle horse in
buggy or light wagon; willing TO do anything l
can; good refs Call or address 7. NJ. p, 1870
2lSf mrS-3tu
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALE.

DoSITION AS COACHMAN OR AAN-SERv-
ant IN good house by young German Can
3O4 10Th ST. uW mr9-Std
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DoY OFT WOULD LIKE To HAVE PLACE
ID in an Office. Address Z W, this Ofice.
rnrS-3td
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m PLACE AS DRIVER OR PORTER ABOUT
~ the store, by ma ried colored man
CLAUDE b. HARRIS, 400 21st st NV mfS-2td
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
EOR SALE OR HANGE-HYATTSVILLE
IL lots. Three or four lots on Spencer street,
near new Masonic Hall; will exchange for
seven or eight-r0om house. or equity in same.
Apply or address T. r., l0237th ST. NV. Inr7-7t
WILL EXCHANGE A NEW WINCHESTER
w repeating rife or double barrel breech-
loading shotgun for safety bicycle. GUNNER,
this Office mfS-3t
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MANAGEMENT OF GROUNDS By. .CoSPE-
iFi tent gardener; married, no family; refs.
Address o. 4, BIO 7th ST NV. mr9-std
DosITIoN WANTED BY YOUNG MAN FA-
L miliar with New ork, Baltimore and Wash
ington- Address W j. j., 935 Mass. ave. NV.
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NoUNG MAN, AMERICAN, AGE p. DESIRES
i position; good penman: law office pre-
ferred; Spanish spoken; no objection to out OF
town: excellent refs. Address TAYLOR, 1912 F
st NV mTS-3td
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COLLECTOR WANTED, TO TAKE ORDERS
- for business cards at s150 per 1000. c. f.
SAVAGE, o. X ST. ne
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMALEs

DYA RELIABLE CoLoRED WOMAN, a PLACE
ID as cook, chambermaij, or general house
work: can give the best OF refs. Address Mrs
MAkALL, ll20 lst ST NV mrs-3td
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DYA MAN A SITUATION AS DRIVER OR
. waiter or porter. Call for three days al
1914 I1th St NV. mTS-5td
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NKTANTED-THREE OR FOUR GOOD PANTS
w makers girls at cnce Come ready for
work. Apply at room 81, Robbins building, cor
7th and / sts. n W. 9. H. SMITH
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only S5.15 ton. Pure and clean.
ARTHUR B. SMITH, zth and |
Bts- ne-a Mass. ave and Z st. ne,
and 9th and * sts. NV.
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DY A BOY 16 YEARS OLD, WORK OF ANY
ID kind; can give ref if required. Apply rs
415 ST. sw mr6-3td
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HELP WANTED FEMALE.

DLACE IN GROCERY OR CONFECTIONERY
l. store or as seamstress in private family
furnish good refs Address Mrs H., 1915 18th st.
NV mr9-3td
The Washington times., 1895-03-09

A BRIGHT, INTELLIGENT YOUTH WOULD
IN Ike II learn a trade; plumbing preferred.
Address E. p. H., 2ll q ST. NV. mre-3td
The Washington times., 1895-03-09

NdIDDLE-AGED CoLORED MAN, 10 YEARS
wi experience at private door in first-class
hotel, janitor, porter, watchman, bellman, or
painter; willing TO do anything can; good refs.
Gail or address G. W. p, 1870 21st st NV.
mrS-3td
The Washington times., 1895-03-09

nR JOHNSON TREATS ALL CHRONIC, AER-
IL vous, aud blood diseases, alcoholism and
opium habit; speciality Kidney and bladder
Eouble, plies, nstula. stricture etc: private dis
eases positively and permanently cured; lost
manhood restored; consultation free: Office
hours, 10 u a m; 10 p. N. 1903 Marion
81. NV feS-3m
The Washington times., 1895-03-09

RY A YOUTH or I9 A POSITION IN ANY
- kind of business; Will accept small wages 10
start; good refs. Address X Z. F., this ONCE.
mr9-3rd
The Washington times., 1895-03-09

DY A YOUNG WOMAN, A PLACE AS CHAM
u berInaid or cook in private family In
quire 1872 Del ave. ne. mr1-3td
The Washington times., 1895-03-09

yoUNG LADY WISHES TYPEWRErING OR
copying of manuscripts TO be done-at home
envelopes addressed: owns machine: terms
very reasonable. Address COMPETENT, this
Office: mr9-3td
The Washington times., 1895-03-09

CITUATIoN WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN;
y willing and able TO work at anything; wages
no object; is good penman, and correct at fig
ures Address +. a. HART, los st. NV.
nrS-3td
The Washington times., 1895-03-09

w TELL-EDUCATED YOUNG MAN, 19 YEARS
w of age, will accept work of any kind for
room and board Address NECESSITY, this
ofice mrS-3td
The Washington times., 1895-03-09

POSITION WANTED IN A PATENT ATToR-
neys Office by young man with two years
experience in drafting Address G. A. C. this
office. mr9-3td
The Washington times., 1895-03-09

DY A CoLORED BOY \ PLACE To ATTEND
ID 10 horses OF in house TO wash dishes; City
refs Address 713 23d 81 NV. nr7-3td