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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-27
Lovely Evenings.

A watering-place correspondent
writes: A beautiful young lady walk
ing arm in arm with young man an
evening or two ago, into whose eyes
she would sweetly smile.
"lt's lovely evenings" said the fair
one.
EYES," replied her attendant.
They were silent and walked on.
''It was lovely evening yesterday, :
said the beautiful girl as they came
round again.
YES answered the young man,
evidently at loss what to say.
They came around for third time,
and il was his turn now.
II hope it will be lovely evening
tomorrow - said he.
$50 do ~ said she.
The eaycsdropper arose, looked of
on the water, from which the tints Of
the setting sun had not gone, and won
dercd whether all beautiful women were
like this one.
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named j. Il. Maddox, In the vicinity OF Ben
ton. Franklin County, H., for the purpose
OF whipping him. MIR. Maddox having been
previously warned by secret order Of the
band, Of their intention, he had secured the
attendance ofthe Sheriff ofthe county with All
armed posse. who concealed themselves near
the house. Upon the approach OF the ku-klux
the Sheriff ordered them 10 halt, which COM
mand was replied to by n pistol shot. The
sheriff then ordered his men TO fire, which
they did with effect. fatally wounding one
man and causing the remainder of the band
10 scatter In confusion. The wounded man
was named Duckworth. lie had been in the
employ of neighborng farmer, and gave
the names of most of his companions. The
Sherif's party At once started in pursuit OF
the rest of the gang, and the capture OF most
of them was considered certain, ~ a num5er
OF them were known 10 be wounded. other
acts OF terrorism had been committed by the
same men, and II was the intention OF the
peaceable citizens, backed by the Governor
and sheriff, TO bring tnem to Justice.
Ex-Treasurer Parker, of South Carolina,
who was arrested upon charges OF embezzle-
ment, who escaped from Jail and WAS recap
tured, has finally been released on - 900 bal
and has LEFT the State. His release excited
great Indignation, and seine of the papers
denounce 1t rs gross judicial outrage.
Much excitement existed in w ashington
and jefferson Counties, Georgia, on the 18th,
on account Of a reported attempt by negroes
at instruction. Eighty arrests were made,
and all the white military companies in
those counties were ordered by the Govern
or TO report to the Sheriff. The prisoners
were all lodged in jail without resistance.
The alleged plot contemplated the massacre
Of the whites on the 10th inst.
The Republicans OF tue First Mississippi
Congressional District have split upon a
choice Of candidates, q. Wiley Wells being
the choice Of the seeding faction and A. Il.
Howe Of the regular convention.
Chancellor ID. NJ. Key. OF Chattanooga, has
been appointed by Gov. Porter of Tennessee
As successor 10 Andrew johnson in the Unit
ed States Senate. Mr.. Key is about As years
of age. not much of "a politician, but said TO
be very popular in East tennessee.
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"A long-haired, thickly-beardcd
stranger entered Griswold Street bar
ber-shop, and in response to the inquiry
If he would like to be shaved he replied
eyes, sir, you miserable, contempti-
BILE, skulking highway pirate, | would "
He removed his hat, drew big navy
revolver, cooked il, and sitting down in
a chair with the revolver in his hand he
continued: "Now, 80 ahead! II you
ask me TO have my hair cut, or say that
have dandrufl, or cut my chin, or as,
me to buy your hair restorer, III shoot
YOU dead in your tracks," That barber
didn't say one word while shaving that
man. Free Press.
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A Specimen or 6rant's Ciyil-Serylc.
Reform.


The republican has in its posse,,ioi
a letter, received day or two ago M /
prominent Republican official Of III.
city, which is, in several respects.
striking document. In order To- con,e,
a correct idea of what the letter referred
Ia is, we here publish il in It's ontirct,
having on a previous occasion alluded
10 its contents
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Hon. y. Chandler, Chm. Hon. VIM. VI. stewart
iion. ;. Cameron, Ion. Marcus l.. WarI
Hon. John Cobun. Hon 4. c. Plat.
Hon. John \. Logan, Hon. Geo. a. Mcke,
Hon. H. III. siarkweath Hon. j. NJ. Edmunds
err, Sccrelar,
Jacob Tome, Treasurer
UNION REPUBLICAN, Resident COMMITTEE
Hon. d. X. Cowan, Washington. II. c. =
Hon. Il. W. Barbour. Hon. j. NJ. Edmund.
Hon. Allan Rutherford, Hon. g. W. bum.
uSIoS RrrUBLIcAS CoNGREssIos,L,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
WAsHINGTOs, ID. c., Aug. ~ ISIS \
DEAR SIR In view Of the approaching Pres
dental campaign AMI the stat elections vhiel,
are Ia occur the coming autumn, this COMMITTEE
has been directed To provide for the mmcdla.
and thorough reorganization of the Republican
party, and the circulation Of such documents n.
Will he essential for the work.
Assuming you TO be Republican DESTROYS OF
maintaing the ascendancy of the Republican
party and thus securing the benefit of Repuhl
can principles, and that 10 do this you ar win
ing To contribute, To n reasonable extent in pru.
viding the necessary and legitimate means y,
support the Republican party, both IN the form
~ personal effort and IN the contribution nf
money. we hope you may be willing 10 send ID
the committee - 10 be expended as above ln
Dictated.
The committee desire TO enter upon their dut.e,
al once and il is of the utmost importance th4t
they be able 10 make up the list oi conrributor.
and those who will take an active part To- th,
work and to Judge the extent Of the means 20 le
at their disposal by the ffrst day Of the comm.
month.
Please reply under cover OF the inclosed on
velope and greatly obligc the committee and
Your obt serV't.
j. NJ EDMUNDS Sscresarv
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have been disgracefully prostiuted
II a tenth part Of such n charge could
have been established against Andrew
johnson, he would have been turned
out of the Presidency. But Grant can
defy the laws and outrage decenc, with
impunity rs long as there is u Republi.
can party 10 protect him and to iuslf,
his acts.
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Name of onice),
Il. Louis, Mo.

That the letter presented i "a renlalh-
able one will scarcely lac denied and
that it should be studied and considered
by the masses is equally beyond quc.-
ton. IL conveys in one short, easy le.-
son tolerably clear idea Of the manner
i'm which the sincws of war for polt-
cal campaign are To be provided whore
Mcssrs. Chandler, Cameron X Go. ap
the managers of a party, and II thee one
drop of bitterness in the pleasant cupof
the office holders. 1t is an interesting
letter in every way. Ii is rather IN ihr
imperative mood, indicating possibly
that, with no present aid to BE- EXPECTED
from gentlcmca in the whisky business
and in trouble, the average oiiice-hold-
cr must be more than usually prmp
with his remittances It's an imposing
letter; the array Of names of Statesmen
at the top is pondcrous and intimda'-
ing. Ii is crafty letter; il talk ~
principle rs highwayman might g.
j., in short, letter which, in the opn-
ion Of the Republican, should have ih.
widest possible circulation. Hence Ai,
notice.
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CURRENT NEWS.
WASHINGTON.

A call for $4,000. 900 worth Of bonds was
issued by the Treasury Department on the
18th, the Syndicate having made another su b.
scripiion for that sum. This leaves but So
SIS, 555 OF the new 5 per cent bonds in the
hards Of the Secretary, snd the Syndicate has
until November - 10 take this amount.
A number of Postmssters Of small Offices
throughout the country have been removed
for unlawful disposition OF postage stamps,
and uujustiy increasing their salaries there
by.
Commander q. NJ. Morris, United States
Navy, died on the 10th. Commander Norris
was In command of the Cumberland when
she WAS sunk by the Merrimack in Hsmpt~ n
Roads.
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EAST.

Gold closed in New York on August Is,
at ll3 SIS.
The discovery has been made that large
amount OF the Indebtedness ofDuncan, Sher-
man & Co.. i in accommodation paper in
the form OF drafts drawn on them by conf
Dental clerk In their Office, accepted by them,
and sold 10 various banks through note
brokers. or this species of paper,
probably not less than $4,000 is held in
Providence, Il. L., where the family Of Mr..
Duncan nas been long and favorably know n,
and the agent met with little difficulty In dis
posing OF il. One New YORK bank holds
S5O,0V0 Of these acceptances, another S3j, 900,
and still another $4,000, besides smaller
amounts in he hands OF numerous persons.
Notice Of the trial of the 100000 libel suit
Of Theodore Tilton against the Brooklyn
Eagle has been entered in the Brooklyn City
Court for the September term.
Horace Binney, the oldest member Of the
Philadelphia bar, died on the 18th inst,
aged 81.
Messrs. Moody and sankey. the reyivslists,
arrived at New York on the 18th.
At Rochester, on the 14th. in a race be
tween Lulu, Goldsmith Maid, Nette and
American Cir, Lulu won the three last
heats in the unprecedented time of 2:l6 L.,
2:15 1-2, AIT. The first heat was won by the
Maid IN 2:l5 l-2. These are the four fastest
consecutive heats on record.
President Grant and General Babcoek were
present at the session OF the National Sab
bath-school Convention. at Fairpoint, Chau.
tauqus County, New York, on Sunday. the
18th. Al the close Of the sermon Preside mt
Grant was presented with two copies Of Bax-
tiers edition OF the Holy Bible. one printed in
England and the other in America.
The assignee OF Duncan, Sherman & Co.
reports a. follows: Assets, nomin ally
sal.1i9ass, valued at az So, $50; liabilities,
s4,9l0.l3s.
President Grant was entertained at a clam
bake, 81 Providence, X. L., on the 18th. He
was the guest OF Gen. Burnside.
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The London Lancet says thatnoper-
son should sit for more than halt an
hour. S'posen a fellow j. sitting Oh The
sofa with his girl, is he going to be par
ticular to minuteP p Free Press.
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The Chicago inter- ocean OF the llth pub
lished crop reports from large number Of
counties in the Northwestern States. Wheat
has been considerably damaged by the wet
weather, and early in the season by frost
but the crop on the whole il Is estimated
will be equal TO that Of last year. Dat.
have suffered similarly, but 10 a greater
extent than wheat, and short CROP is pre-
dicted. Corn is late, but unless nipped by
early frost- will turn out more than aver
age crop. Barley, rye and flax are expected
to be an average crop. The hay crop Is ex'
ceptionsbly good. There Is an immense crop
OF potatoes. although In some localities they
have begun 10 rot.
The yellow fever broke out at Pascagoula
Miss, on Sunday, Aug. :, and up 10 the 18th
there had been seven deaths, with 30 more
cases under treatment. The disease Is said Ia
be Of the most malignant type, and was prob
ably brought from Havana.
The Signal Office on Pixies Peak reported
on the l2gh that a snow storm was in pro.
gress and that the Thermometer marked 80
degrees.
The cashier Of the Corn Exchange Bank at
Wsupun, Wis, Hobkrk by name, has abb
seconded, taking with him all the convertible
assets Of the bank. The amount due To de-
positors j. $50, 900, and 10 others slj. OOo
The depositors are mostly all farmers living
In Dodge County. Hobkirk is believed to
have lot heavily In wheat speculation..
Lyman Burkhardt, aged Is, has confessed
70 the killing OF his uncle. Louis Miller. a
wealthy farmer Of near AnnArbor. Mich. w hO
was found dead a few DAYS ago. The boy
says he murdered his uncle because the lat
ter whipped him.
On FRIDAY, Aug. 10, John Webb, colored,
was hanged at Knoxville, Tenn, for the muir.
der OF Richard r. REYNOLDS; Annanias Hun.
nieutt was hanged at Tazewel, Tenn, for
the murder OF Thomas Ausmus; w. A. Ber-
~ was hanged Mt RogersvilIe, Tenn, for The
murder OF his wife; Theodore withers, col
ored, was hanged at Lynchburg. Va. for the
murder Of girl; and Wright w. wheatley
was hanged at Helena, Mon, for the murder
Of Frinci. Ward.
The result Of the recent election in the
Cherokee Nation appears TO be in doubt,
both candidates claiming the majority, and
II will probably not be satisfactorily decided
until the Council makes the official count In
November.
According To the returns OF the Depart
ment Of Agriculture, the condition of The
cotton crop wa slightly improved during
July In North Carolina. Mississippi and Ar.
kansas; Texas shout held its ewn; while
the other cotton States showed slight fall.
ing OF.
Jesse woodson, negro, who was charSed
with the murder ~ Ms. Jsrratt, was taken
FROM the ji Mt Murfreesboro, Tenn, by a
mob, on the night Of the 18th, and on the fol-
lowing morning his body was found hang rs
20 alree. riddlcd with bullets.
national invention OF Grange purchas
Ing agents Is 10 be held at Louisville, KY, OF
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. May Is, 1873.
There was the usual good attendance at
Arch Johnston's sale to-day Thrteenth-s between Uni-
yersity place and Fhave although nothing upon TIC
catalogue calls for special mention
Relow will he found the prices realized:
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Clerks Statesmen, &c.
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Harlem savings Bank Buldncl. al at the BRnOKLlE
BRANCH OFIGC. No. 323 Washing a. next d0Jr 10 Tie
Post Oftce. up 10 = D. m, al regular oihce rates.
A SITUATION by vouny man % years OF
N Kind = business, has been engaged Win a
large banking house. and * familiar with duties ~ Al One
can furnish character ma lDhty Address
+ W, Box 10. 4. O.
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6elu Wantea--f emalcs.

WANTED-MULE SPINNERS.-One huI,
w droiMa spnEers or any less number WI 40 o.r,
permanent emloyin aud liberal laS on .pl1an s.sl
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Amusemente.
UNION SQUARE THEATEk. :. zuoox

UNION SQUARE THEATEk:
L proprietor ..--.........ME SHERIDAN sHSex
l5 s;f1T' 70 3 e 18TH FRI 4 4ia j.
Mr.. Har. Jackson. sa.ptaaouos
TIE MOST BEAUTIFgL PLAY IA ,ps SEEN IN NETWORK
re %s;s caar s,,s,y r sGsa
tits Robson. yonn ParseIIe, W J. cogsysl5
" psy W ~ MG g.snss omp.o %H auis
Ia greater ley and others; Mise. Fanny her. .a1
s Sn oS a Sain era' Mae Wtn. as yes
production Roberta Norwood, kaie Holland. Cora
and ss.' By
been eqaaled TIE MOST MAGSIPIcENr EVER
SATURDAY. MAY 22 TwEN SI1t ITHihD MATINEE q
TRDa Nav r. S sem M oHHs r.
Union SQUARE THEATER.
- Mr. SHAs T. r TH0hNE' NJ 9ENEFi'' ,,.u
which occasion be ri appear Tor the 5ii6 lime
aier do Vaudray the great play. The Two OrPhans
WALLACE"
Doors open at 1870 TO O'Clock pr,oiscly.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE or THE REGULAR SEASON
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS May 10 and
a. viii b. repeated Pouecauts tne come!y Of the
with TIA beautiful .caI Is an a dIcefSt c,. including
I2H 2EShEE MA H2SD YIN 9AyTSr
Mr. Mr. + " ~n MI 1tA ~ fPhs
MIS- NJ IA TpGy5tANp yoeI y EFs25s
Miss DORAH GOLDTUWAfrE ...... LADY DAVBNrRY
THURSDAY EVENING. RIVALS and \ HAPPY PAIR
SATURDAY MATINEE. May 20.
Iytfons charming poetic Love story entitled Tia
LADY OF LYONS,
presented for the first te a. ten al lbs Ieaer.
with tie crefgl attention to cncy lnt ic'eSoroS
that has characterized former productions here.
The CAST will include
MI VI. ]. MONTAGUE. Mr.. JOHN GilBEltI MT j. W
POLK Mr. ]. W. CARROLL, Mr. T. PiNdPToS. hr O. Y.
BROWNE. MI G. r. EDWIN. Miss ADA DlAa. Mms.
PONIsI and MrA JOHN SEFiON..
SPHA Ave- TIiEATER. Fourteenth Wockl
- 9.d 10 99fh performance
THE BIC BONANZA.
THE BIG BONANZA 18th BOSANZA MATINEE
saturday. n 80
Eos ANA CE.Tf'NN
Monlly Nl.lit Ma nitlL
EVERY NIGHT. SILVER HiCKS
It'll AVENUE TIlEATER.
Benefit Matinee, WEDNESDAY, NAY 10
AZ haf past one. ~
Srs. 6. II. GILBEHl'e B#sEFir
Mr. JOHN BROrGHAM. with Other distinguished irt'sta
las generously vol ntecre'.
AMI az tlr
FANORIFES OF THE 5Ili AVENUE COMPANY.
EXTRAORDINARY PROGRAMaTE
BOX SIIEEI SOW OPEN
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5iiualion5 tOnntca-femalcs.

JlIuullOU5 lOgUIrU-l tiHUIIS.
General Hou5ework.
COOK. WASHER, and IRONER.-A young
Y woman whose reference registered n Office. would
brcad aad 6scas ec ami cool wash AMI roner
be sen a. CDELI's AGENCY, 100 West 3ltisr corner
COOK, WASHER, and IRONER-By relil-
y be young woman. who good COOK makes hr.a -
s sn r no 5ton 20 ~ c5Intry ha- best rec mnond
atoms. call at cARP2NrEHs 1873 West llth-st corner
HOUSEWORK-DY IA lately landed young
gir. who can 30 plain cooang lnd can WASH anh ZION
wages Moderate. Gail 100 6thlve, between Sh and 9Th
ST, ~ stairs.
ggOUSEWORK or COOK, WASHER and
4 rRoNER-By esTcctabe German gal; Is good c"o5
an hrst-rl Asher ana ronsr mas bet Ely tr 10
HOUSEWORK-By a willing, industrious
German an Eao is good pn look am nee %-'cI
good recommendations city country. Call At 1913 9th ave.
between SUI ana Jtist.-. up stairs
HOUSEWORK-Bv Il young Swede glrl Is
good 2s plain COOK ,gaSSS hr,i ro S or
coTntrT mndcrsaIds milk ana butter lo8
between tn and Jth sts.. upsialrs
USEWORK.--A respectable young woman
H'nE Eo1s f 1a l s51a, v a and Tne
Hylt-Y. }? I05 west III. ST.. corner Of Broidaay
NFFiCE CLEANiNG and ilOUSECLEANlNl!
~ solicited by a'. comm. .gi "onll Xxx; g.ce ',,l
tay ~ take washing Cal u address Mr. rJYL io3
East 10Th IT,
g 6TH-AYE.-A r spectacle girl to DO light
C-'2 UOVSEWOBK. IS gool COOS. washer and lToEer'
good city re- r5.cc.
no WEST l9TH-ST-A respectable woman
l y a. soolcooK. WASHER and IhoNEA good ref r
HOO HFNRY-ST.. 2d toor-A respectable
sP girl wants situation n -na private family 10 20
GENERA. UDI -tWOKN, gives best OF city reference
sSn WEST 2STf-S f., 9Th and 7th-aves, ri
'tV ai-ht Wanie by respcctahle American erL riot
e.fIut to go GENERAL HOU WORK IN family OF tur
gown persons tire country only Two years reference
rspS +. 18TH STA respectable woman 70
J'to1 leGENERAL IIOUsIWOkK. fully oOAgng' best
CITY reference
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Sorses, Carriages, Garness, So
CARR1AGES.-i large stock q PHAETONS,
- Rockaways top and notop Buggcs, Depot and other
W agons OF my make at manufacturers prices =.
CHARLES CRU BE, l4l West Broadway.
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fslp n)anieo-- ma!es.

cEvTS and CANVASSERS WAN TED Tor
y est ssing article proucssi- -antc 20 AZ
qhloetIsb Tor 81 renfs Money retun,s, " .,Af
,arv FRANK DEFY, 80 East l2th a., M
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Gilualions Wauleo--fcaait5
Seamst-csse%

seam ST. IS
~ SPRlNG-S1.. over the s'1re.-A Young
s,e grl wants q situation SEAM i,L7' "oui t4ke
are Of clren r. lgnt chamber sOT No.id - - mo
country Europe.
7 ace BROADWAY between 42d and
.LA7p') i3','s.-t competent Prcncf pcrr % - -
s1fIIaflou 4, AM~rRESS family or to TAX CARE
or on LDREN she speaks English. no ou0n - q"
10 the
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Laundresses.

r NrNDRFSS and HAMBERMAID-By a
-'rne Young ldunrnss flutes, pufs poishes
O. c. 10 up ladies' In good style j. superior
cqnbermad and can furnish uncoubted reference Can at
l06 Gth ave. between Sth and 9th SITS, mp stairs
40 2D-AVE., corner st-st.-A respectable
sptt-y woman wishes ladies' and gentlemens and family
WAsIiIN 70 10 residence out BY the day
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NNAIIRFS~-BY y lrSI-flaSS WaltftS-, WHO
W understands the getting mp OF slais. ot silver.
course dinner all ia branches c3a take aHarr
mans place hrstcass city refer Apply at ODHi-.
No 1913 West 3ithst, corner brOadway.
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Dol lOTH-AVF.-A competent yonng wo-
az man ~ WAITRESS. or wOgli 30 or tMBEH
WORK and WA ITING. objection ~ she country best
Of civ reference given som her last place ta OF AZ ihss
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Miscellaneous.

4 COMPETENT woman az HOTSTKEEpER
n wishes place from owner or agent Of houses ander-
stands letting auarments write and IN recciptA
please call duiime week. II Lewisst. Mics GEORGE Ad
answered.
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Nurses.

Nurses.
4 SITUATION WANTED-By Protestant
n Young woman NJ RISE, TO take charge u baby
grown children and sew good city reference Please cal
As COMPETENT NURSE, to take entire
n charge infant from its birth or bring Il upon bottle
req good city reference Please call at 6'G secondAve
An experienced OPERATOR on Wheeler &
n Wilson and Grover & Baker machines soicts ENGAGE
MENIs by pay or WEEK expert at al ENDS 55 q family
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS-By a German
~ youug woman is hrs ,eamstpess ana ysfy eNRS a
1871 St, between Sd and an. aves.
NURSE-By a young Swede girl. as nurse;
~ has good references Is yerS g e g Thy best
wages moderate city country Call at No lO5 6have
bet stl and 9th-sts, upstairs
NI-RSE.-An American Protestant woman
" OF children or care OF iny Aid ady - an
excellent eastress can operae on dsersn ma VIZ
* HONE 81 IL - REAG, i3o 6thave.
NURSE-By a neat. careful young woman,
KIND s sn% patent @s sh ShSS PLAIN
CT H cARpENTERs iss Vest ith corner 6thave
CITTATION WANTED-By a Young Protes-
- tant girl. NURSE and CHAMBERMAID, can be
East forteth-st, nrst foor, back room.
&c WEST 36TH-ST., COR. 8TH-AVE.-A
good monthly NURSE TON make IKE few more engage
crate. Call address L RISE. top floor
OS 9TH-AVE.-A young girl as NURSE;
~ with chanberwork has long experience
OLD EAST 63D-ST Situation wanted by a
- respectable girl ~ NURSE has several years expe-
renee Of city references take entire Oh nge u
baby bring up bottle required Call or address for
two days
200 WEST 44TH;oT., corner sth:aye.-A
s1D-o Protestant girl wishes situation as . RISE
charge of infant city or country beat city ref
Sr- HUDSON-ST, near Eleventh
- r. MUNROE HILL, electrician and nurse; board
for lady refers 10 the medical profession
Seamstresses.
4 SEAMSTRESS and LADYs-MAID would
n Ike a situation go TO the country for the summer
family has best city references. Call at No
10 West 2lstst
4 DRESS and CLOAK MAKER and general
~ family sEAMSTREss 10 out by the day, weak. or
month It, aud trim suits and dresses various
styles also, boys clothing Address DREssMAkEh, lao
spring Il.
I ACE WORK, &c.-An expert LACE HAND
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