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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-05-25
A Wonder-wOrking Remedy.

WOMueF" " OFAInR heme0ys
No remedial agent has ever been offered TO
the sick and debilitated at all comparable to
HOstetter's Stomach Bitters, in cases of re-
mittent and intermittent feVers, constipation
nervous ailments rheumatism and disorders
involving constitutional weakness or physi-
cal decay. 1t literally works wonders" The
botanic ingredients which its spirituous basis
hoids in solution, act like a charm upon the
stomach, and through the stomach upon the
Drain, liver bowels and nervous system
There Is nothing in its composition that is not
salubriOus. 1t contains some OF the most po-
tent tonics of the vegetable kingdom and the
roots and herbs, combined with a perfectly
pure and stimulating element. The bitters
are peculiarly adapted to those engaged in
exhausting or unhealthy occupations, as by
lts use strength is sustained and the ability
OF the system to resist atmospheric and other
influences prejudicial to health largely in
creased
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-05-25

Now the hot weather brings them out,
try the Dead Shot for Bed Bugs at Swift's,
sign golden mortar.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-05-25

II. L. Grover Singer Ag't at Kingsvills,
says that when he has second hand
Wheeler & Wilson, Grover & Baker or
any other second hand sewing machines,
12 to 10 dollars buys it. Call on him and
get some Of them while they are going.
A large line of mems low calf shoes, at
Hastings.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-17
Enough in One Bed.

Emigration TO the State Of Michigan
was 70 g.sa, during the yeas i53j-o.
that every house was filcd very "ignr
with travellers waiting Ioizisg. Every
traveller there At the time will r~mem-
Der the difficulty Of obtaining led IL.
the hotels. even If ne had two or tire
stranger tedfello~s
The Rev Hos.a Brown. al eccen-
trio Methodist minister. sto,p~d one
night ct one Of the hotels IN Ann Ar
Dor, aud inquired If lie could have 8
room and bid to himself The b.s-
keeper told him be c.uid. unless they
were 80 full rs 10 render il eces.ary 70
put another with him. 4, an early
hour the reverend gentleman went ID
his room. locked the door. ard soon r.
tired 10 bis ts.d a',d sunk MT, com
f0rtsble sleep Along towards mil
night be- vas aroused forn ms siumy,.r
by loud knock ~ his door
Halo. you Their b. exclaimed
what do you wat now -p,r'iciila'
stress on the last word.
"Yea must take another Iod ger, sir
with You" said the laniiori
What. nnoth~r YET p
why. yes. there is only one M here
is there Z"
'Ose. why here is NJ. Brown. ard
a Methodist minister. and my-tlf st
ready. ARD should think that enoug'
far one bed. even ~ Michigan"
The Landlord seer,ei 20 think 81. too
and left fh- trio IL their repos~. - STA
Spaagiet Bahner.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-17

DR. sTEEi.F, who has FIR year. beea IL the
Proprietary Medicine business and ~ho Ia.
travelled IN various parts of the world in search
AZ information. h.s great confidence in the Ersa.
icat7r - the " Ne Pin. I lsrA' of safe sure sud
F~'taoie remedies faV seueral use A. Family
lsCtor
Provide seGrse'f ~,th s sssttle without delay
ssd yuu viii s3wsys keep "a ia the fsui sHsi save
HstUey. pssst ts pat - With soaat Of er pr-TAr-
ssiJG T.ke enly ctseles rAfo E-S ticstnr We
Ut, -3uee thousands ~ testlr1autsls - 80 the
cures maas bat . trial wtti prove L. the fslosG
skFfsirA. thst II - tT3sty ErzAse&gar II Pains
Aches AUi ioasu2sUsfions IL has been, ant 4.
aaH. constantly usri Or hoyse5a~n a. . Lint
useG' al las saved ot7rr valuable property II
Tat klna ;Asn any ether pr- p&Fz.sun. TaAe
fksas e. 49, that yea ~. tie senHipe.
Pct ap IN 5sTSe bstflss aud for sac ~ drug
etsts st..4 dealers II yea happen a. b. IN a
IA 20 xisre SrEfIES PAN ERApiCaFOR
caarit - ohtssuei eua l. ;as n-srsst . b.
,srs}s9t ~ = tEe gents.
V \. KELIY sea;fle
Be- 8ss Areet ,g fAe @9lea f,rs>
tGsNE & BRIGHAM
@hssas~s. - Essuzxlss-
So 20 ssI r Fr,4s stree; Ssa FrAzaCssro. 81
rrs-e q Joy Is-s4 nsfs~ -. Be:s.es ~ IS
sFs s-,issasn
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-17
pLor6HfNo WITH dynamite. -

PInuoniSo WITH DYSAMITE. - A
new way Of ,oue,i' la. be-b III
vented. Ard agriculture will drive -d-
vantage from certain compnuud- b.r
tofore employed in engineering. Tn.
paiies I. ploddinR or. ani the iitr''i-
gent, obeel ept horse will h.. no long. /,
ab.Olu'~iy required. while strain low
may tr turned To n,her u~e- Dy,. :
mite isniief by q lighted dy vii
burn ~ quickly asa lucifer match; iu,
II set hre 20 by means Of percns>ia,
cap il will desan~tv at nnc. with great
vi0iencs Engineers now nse it fr.el,
fur mining IN q"a'ri-s. Al the work
now going on ~ the Trocad-rn. Paris
passers hy may At certain bodrs b.
startled by deep rumhling sonnd
This il caused by springing of dy' am
ito mines. which without any violent
projection Of materials, make the Oh
stsclrs crutn BILE away. and br-ak- u.
the underground rocks. The fragment
of which are used for tn. buildings at
the Great Exhibition. Now dynamite
will perform similar serv..e in thu
fields The Duke m Sutherland. in
Scotland. sod DR.. p.mm. IN Au>tr,n.
have employed il for clearing land AID
for digging much deeper than any 9th
er Instrument conld: A Certain num-
Der Of dynamite cartridges are buried
at regular distances il the soil and con
nect~d together by electric wires Til
explorion IL simultaneous. and. though
nothing is thrown up. the field is ct
fecsasliy plouehed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13

Morales Mrs Morales Arsto sans Geo j. Deuney r. A.
Tucker r. A Fisher g. A. MARITIME Inne Sevn, Juan Ora
cs VIM Piper, A.. J. caroasis, Richard Luna. VIM Luna
Airfh ATmenzul " Cresp0. Frances Crespo, a. Crespo
Ynacr Lancis r. Iaguar Francis Castro @. Massona,
Franco Messana Rudolph ATmenzu, Arthur Overhaul Ma
tlda osy, Mgrge P0ey T. castro Margaret Lynch Theresa
Renckey Lorenzs t. RodFuez Franco Garcia Lorey Isaac
Hough, Robert NJ Miles, John D. Lord, Josh b. Richmond,
Joseph Garis, Caroline Garcia Mark de la Punie Manaro
ANDREW Thos G. James, r. Cazaguin, LILLY A. Emnonl
Manuel NJ Campos Lonis Weber, G. Trhllo; " NJ Piesba
francs Solns Ano Iascano, Waiter H. GiS" Geo Bal,
A. X Cohey Lcmuol Brown Mr. and Mrs. V. Lugo. Emma
Page, H. III. Peters Annie Barroa, F. Manthdb Pablo A.
Mantha.
FROM ASPINWATL--Ia steamship Colon, Arrl l2.-Mss
Alice LoOmis Carries Klemmet Mas O. Willard and two
children Miss NJ T. Lovd, W. S, Adams Conkn and son,
d. w. peuplc II. Nathan, g. Pivda, wife, AMI Misc
wilmon and three children, r. sharp q Banbetteu. Capt
j. j, Van Horn, wife three children and servant Jacob 10
man, a. Eagsr, H. Brown; VIM Ned NJ Vail Co, pei
Smith, WA. Thonps0u = Wolf, II. f Claussen NJ Danbi,
g. Saith r. Kelly, NJ. Baker and wife Ms. rtraysen g.
Field T. MrKenna r. w. IOuduu, Eklaud H. PAM, IT,,
VIM Obsi MeTEka, Miss NJ Doponue, Thomas Smith, H. H.
Cook W rares Miss VI. II GongOn. W Jllger, I'd Ness
j. J. Murray. Robert Wiley H. Parker j. ionc, Weo
Coien Thomas Husscy, WIN. Robert. r. White Wm Bart,
lett J. w. Chuioh, Miss Ella Dennelly il Reeld JOSEPH
Thompson IIelger Laisfen Thomas Bd fTsdercx Si'
Levy, Henry Glass Mallory G. Bland, Ed s. Gutierrez
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
Boaro ano Rooms.
Below Fourtcenth-st.

Below Fourtcenth-st.
A PRIVATE family would LEI few hand-
"A socy furnished ROOMS with OF without Doaiu " gen
tlemen only l75 West lOthst -----
T ARGE UNFINISHED ROOM, with board,
IL gentleman and wife, at ZOE West lOtst N. \.
NICELY furnished front ROOM on third
~ foorj all conyenienoes aso reception room suitable oi
physicians Office house and table first class no moving
references exchanged. No. Al West 9tl-st
On WEST 10TH-ST.-Tw0 large ROOMS, on
80 psrior floor 10 RENT from lst Of May with boAhp
~ CLINTON PLACE.-ROOMS on second
II ard third floors, double and hDgie, with board Prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13

Co~HCN STrFF.-nr. Bounderby, pomDously,
an f.1 re iaoIt.ou Of putting tiat TaiLeo I.O|@
Gown 1es. 81; YES. Sir You IN me a perfectly
kt4i-iI-i-r man - Yankee fellow, cOUily: An 1 was
Nonccil9. how 10 account Tor yOuE being so alfred
Little Susie, looking at some picturcs of
Nheeu angels. exclaimed, Mamma don't want 70 DC
~ ai~'l. " Hhy Lot, tcarl' HuUpIi leave of al
ny lici'y clothes, and wear feathers Ike hen !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
2lnsiral JnstrMme'ns

>-~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~>-~---
A FEW second hand WEBER PIANOS ut
~ very great BARGAINS them used bit very short
time by best mUsicas, aud really almost goo1 ~ new;
fnlly warranted In every respect.
Please call AT the
WLBER wAREROOMs, 5th-ave. and 1Gtlst
ESTEY CIRCUMSTANCES snanufactOry in
H tie world 10000 instruments IN Orcans sold
easy terms. Organs exchanged NE# "AREkooMs. 80
East l4th+st &C mon squareD, New orS.
SAKE IL ROBERTSON General Agents.
| lGHrE IL ERNST, old house OF Lichte &,
~ Bradbury offer Their splendid PIANoFoRIEs At low
ana monthly al IL kast ltthsG Also
Smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
~ X. BALL ~ Co.,
bDs 40. Is EAST ltTH-Sr.
Chickering'S Stenways and Other PlrDs and
forcGsh. on instal!lneDts. and Tor rent.
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PASSENGERS 1RRIVED.

IEOM GLAS GoWIH steamship STATE Of fpdane, Apr 10.
Bin csd Miss ibgbes James JessGp Mrs j. Jessp,
the NE lob'rto1, Ms Idricge M2rie EdridRe Lewis
u, Ms Pho and cLd Pal Gef Mrs. GeLG and chid a.
;siSs "1t T. y smith. NJ. Cow, A; Bel Mrs AeGecwan,
'ittatiyi 4 NcGcOwan Thomas C. NJ. MCGOWAN, Mary
E9lkr Gtofe CAthCat J. McGnnis H. MaliOn. WIN. Boyd
FIoA liz NIB huLa aeagaStt0 SBsoi1, Apni ~ Isrnst
it-HN d. Ctrcfd. T.. w Wamanp, d. DaDell family and
81 ont, j. CusGmct H. Crtenden and family, Mr. Ellison.
WI kseief, 81 and Nh. Fuchs.
thcA HANAHA-In s.eailSitp Columbus. Aprii l2.-F.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13

Country Board
A PRIVATE family having n very pleasant
- rlncs hc.hv ocltiln good shade paz7as rcasHut
.oUai, gooi tile home urfs ci ate1inlIAl. =
few irlerS very pleasantly istC-s reitrrurs s;n?tt Il
ON nr OF EcH-Fayen Eai:Oal near tepoi Address >.
STlIN, DalICu. Conn.
A PARTY breaking M housekeeping LIST May
"a can fnl HOMl CBrFORl" ana GOOD BOARD VITA
pr yae family, trce hour. n city, VI. l-ls I, Ia IGan
ciales &c: cay r,rcnCc Particulars, cal o. address
CARDS f.I:, $50 Grand 81.
E9ORRISrOWN.-t delightful HOME for q
III Few PERMANENT quests al surroundings ~ gentle
rus svce Il 20 20 week less ~ the year foat
Onice Box -. HOrist0wT ~
TWO ADULTS can he accommodated with
csGd BOARD large pleasant TOaUl H. n3at IA house,
ucasaly situated Brick Church staJn. address H.,
orange. \. L. ustOincc.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun rses SPA srn so,s.... d97 Clock fast. 0e5e
sets 649 Moon souths 1853 Moons days, ~
waTHR IOpAY-A N.
Sandy Hook. Tl1 Gov. Island. ,4S Hell oate'. 900
wATFH TODAY NJ.
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PANsEAGERS EALLKD.

,fOF fEFAl DAKe steamship Ccnflan April r. f. y
fVt ~, esEtel us Bs Grs. Roisns O. I. Viiegas Miss
q O. ariy ". =. Vain gtOr, G. ". Ruta0. II. r. CuTran
Hs'Aion. IT,. hfs Hsml.0r n. u. Everest Mics JOSEPH
COAtg.. 4 ffUlheg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13

Nttfs " i'NfNNiAE y, u.
$50. .Jcpkias aet. Adsms,&o.
goo. Schaior agi. Morchouse.
26t Matter NJ Gray.
9e4. Hamilton agt Emo.
967. Scott agt. Wood.
272h. knowlson AIT. Belts.
273 Morse agt Wood.
275. Matter Of De Socarfrs.
216. Springer All. Herman.
277..Littaucr act, Goldman.
l7s. .ROssim agt. Dawson.
VAN WORST. J.
PCS. .McNulty agt. Master.
soa ct nj.
275. .Woodhouse agt. Rio
Grsnde r. Il. 90.
174. brewster aud ano. sgt.
Cole and ors.
27s. w ats and apo. agt.
Duncan and oIS.
$50. Roster act. Ritter, &c.
40. Mason a.Qt. Lihi,ey.
2S5. .GCelet agt Blossom ct
NJ.
ESQ. Murphy, &c, agt. Kane
Of ~.
2S0. .McEvers sgt Qgacken-
bush.
2Sf. schwartz agt Samuels
and ora.
POI Kuopp agt Knopp.
ITO. .Au!6.rth agL Sehmao'
depe.
2eS Mutual Life Ins. co.
agt. Townsend ct a.
J 2o4. STANDARD Lite Ins. CO.
agt. COburn and ano.
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Dogr0 ano Rooms.


West Side.
A HANDSOME front ROOM over parlor to
u LEI. furnished or uninrnishel With HOARD az con.
terms moderate 500 Vest lslGst -'D '.-. .1..
EIFTH-AyE., 81. I'd door below 16th-st.-
L Pleasant ROOMS, with Board. Rclerenees
FURNISHED ROOMS; = Large, furnished
in private family also hall bedroom 532 West 2Sdst
HANDSOMELY furnished ROOMS, en- suite
OF singly with aud without board al Gh9ee nnG
G have 4 b DAT .i'''''' -..'-.
CECOND-STORY FRONT ROOMS, facing
% cs.t s h Sed and SG do liberal Soh
moderate prio,s; no moving. $50 West ysth-s1 ---
Two young men can have good BoA MD
ITO LET, with BOARD, second aoor in
s pv bcT S rss UPTOWN once i%ss
Broadway.
> ROOMS, with iirst-claSs Board, to families
~ or snee genilemeni references. 40 Mesl 9Inse
IA WEST ST.-ROOMS to rent, with
now be made; one suite Will 6s vacated April AZ
s7TH-ST., 81 West near 5th-ave.-Two or
D . three second 6oar connecting ROOMS, with BOARD
for parties desiring pleasant refined home. -
9I WEST 3GTH ST:mlan,ds9melSy, and newly s;st.
single gentlemen; references given ard required
nd WEST 23D- STmTo let, pa1lo 1a FLOOR
without soad or nS Taie 'l
.2.> WEST 3OTH-ST., between Broadway
mes and NTH ''s @ ' Saf
changed.
1914 WEST 45TH-ST.-To LET low, 10 a
L 81 gond tenant, Apply TO owner, r. B CARFENlEiS
lac wcst4othst
1DS WEST 42D-S T.-Falnily owning house
80 have choice Rooms, en- sgls or siasly' with or
without BOA I'D terms reasonable: reeroneos
.pfE WEST 26TH-ST. respectable woman
wishes ciid 10 axe care of at her own home from
ApH WEST 5lST-ST BOARD ard ROOM
al church, family consists OF young man and wife and
ont seTsant.
East Side
FEW nicely furnished ROOMS to LET,
"A without bcsrd, in strictly private family 6!o Lahhg
A SMALL furnished front ROOM to LET, with
- without BOARD a!ao a hall bedroom terms io"'
BOARD and ROOMS.-EAS'r SIDE-36 East
- 31thst- OF private baihroom for gen
teaen, wIt:out board reference.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, with
hoart 'oroa desirable iocaton references LOG ana
los East .3i-si.
I AEGE second story front ROOM 10 let with
II board als' i.oAt room On third floor re'e1ceS lIo
Lexington ave
TWO GENTLEMEN and WIVES1Smalll
nao Rs'fi'if IL 'I Ha. .5i 'iio '1 ''''.-
yt'O LET-PARLOR and two BEDROOMS, 10
crrtic,ru ar Tor housekeeping l5t E,si lOt.-st ole
door fIOm Lexington ave
SUITE and TWO SINGLE ROOMS, With
BOARD: private table If dcsii ed. 70 md Vast 23!s'
Na.ISnI,suJarr. 'iiS Nh''i'
PN EAST :}JD-ST.-A sEit of four ROOMS
" on second f,ar With without private table also
fourth hGr
so EAST 1OfH-ST, near fEFiH-AE T.
I g Tlurlsfnry FRONT Room, ia.t~luel furnished i"I
lcnIeii gentleman and wife hn liai BedIoom loi
gentleman, wj.h dgstclasi boud; ref renee
, ETI-ST., 49, EAST.-A large sunny ROOM
81 with superior BOARD, 10" to permanent parties Rel
cTrscc2.
ysss1 EAST 30TH-SF.-Peasln: second-
se1 story FRONT ROOM or ROOM aud BEDipON' ~
q private iamis i:vhr in their h0Gs' Sabbath Ffspe;
iac .art!c, pr ieriet.
s@Q MADISON ANE.-'irs. r. II. JENklES
- cigrr5 for rem, win PDAHp IN cniir' SUIT oil
Rooms or world separate them; pOssc,IoA before May
No moving III May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13

.Cl+I o. GglFEAt sEsuNs- PAM r.IGA0kErT Recorder
JOIN HLrci, Charles Wilson burglary; James beirse$,
80 leeaEs l'1inice lc stcc. stu 2iG ItcIy = y.
= Dnif'f Iifpt, T. ,fraitOI, Ronald MCNch0l, Norttt
D. hi-W-Ii nlsa;1ufaaOr. Henry Na!ters Lulu walters
1i,-'fnie lovlo', auG Goo. McCoud, burglary
iA1l -NlIUtlt.AH, J--}hiup Iros, Alexander Roy,
e'c. "fet ioon;rUH assault and battery Mary Gibbons
hsfsrlt snd battery.
,lttu ~ ATLAS ALBANY. y. y. April 1.-THE follow
s ~" Cot al Appeals dry calencar Tor Friday April 49,
- 49,, =, = .-3 %si Za3. 2i, 29G. ,nc 200
,Hhs w. y y fini l3-IEo GiDwiug " the supreme
Sse 'As 'altncat tr F1eY, AIr' - 1877: Noe. - 81,
- az - ~, ~ l27 2, o. So 90. lI3, IS, p. ~ 20,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13

a lo.e exT1ence thorough understands his basiness
efi yeaIs civ reference; will be higJy rece It ded ~
every respeo city country Apply al present employers
nriyale stable, 2l7 West boih 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
-sIpNDARs--TuIs DAY.

nc paloHa and the costs Of tho plaintiffs being
al and paid.
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500. DAILY ACT. Bvrne. No. 2.
G.ui2 slavery agt Feyh.
$40 McGCorce AIT GunSt.
ggl Webb AIT C0rDeh.
h%G FreclnaJ act Garner.
Isg ailno ast GallaheJ.
!tn Milne agt. G2liahcr.
bgg Herman act. HeInesey
81 a..
COS. .Glrsidc agt Conner, &c.
lUps. .GlenteuSamp ag'. SEE
co5..Parkcragt. Conner, &c.
81 AmmT agt Conner,
&c.
.T4l2 Clara a.'.TLe Mutual
Bcrefi Zee CO.
lS9. Hooper agL DE Long
aud a1O.
PART H.
co Weber ast. SClDif.
s2S. RvCrson etaL agLTOne.
Jia...iAe AWeuCar Goa! Co.
act lll.htaftl
100 Dwell &c, 1gL Has
Di4Iick a. al.
1910 Cuinn agt. ESa pclt.
7lU Archer at. Card.
7l7..Ila> iTuuCk, &c, agt.
Carte.
els Wood ait. The Mayor,
&c.
1901. hckibbM aEt. Rowan
e. al
Snf WOrmsyr art. Never.
SuO Simmons CT al. agt.
kayscT.
Sl5. .NCCuc, &C., RCt DillCn
et al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
A GREAT OFFER !!Ms VIII ,a,srla.

A GREAT OFFER ~ W.. T ,in -, during ls1rhs:
dispose Of 100 PIANOS and ORGANS, ne and SecoGaud,
nrst-class makers, including WATE~' at lower prices
for cash InstseHts cs until paid ii tban be-
fore offered. WATERS GRAND SQUARE aad UPRIGHT
PIANOS and ORGANS QNCLU DING THEIR NlsW sou.
YENIR and BoUDoilO arr the BEST MADE. 7octayo
Pianos $50; IA. $50, Not year; ' stop organs,
80; "a" stops sos; AZ stops sGS -" stops SO; 'lU'
stops $50; "l' stops 600. Not used ycn IN perfect
der. and warranted. LOCAL and TRAVELLING AGENTS
WANTED, Illustrated Ca;alogncs Mailed hDeral 80
Jfd-ycFs Ministers, ChHychc Lodges, Sc sheet
music 10 half price. HORACE WATERS d SOHS, Manu-.
and Dealers. 40 Fast lthst, Union square y. Y
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Giiuallons r0gnten--SeaGles.

NURSE-By An experienced Protestant wo-
" take entire charge 81 al infant from l irt
and bring IL bottle also growing children or lnNad
nurse good plain seauistros or make eTstf senera u.s.
sruu hc althy, sober honest Kind ana ODGHg o.st
TESTIMONIALS. Ca! az 500 o'hsvr, near @Jd -
NURSE and PLAIN SENlNG.-An Ameri-
~ gIl ants and in plain GeWIg best city
reference. dos West 3ithsi~ top floor
CEAMSTRESS-By n respectable Protestant
- g seamstIess no objections ~ assist with camoor
WORK and take her machine required good rccr
ence. call al 1888 West S9ihst
rg,HE better class of SERVANTS will BE
4 found at the LADIES PROTECTIVE UNION AND
DIRECTORY. 1877 Vest 36tA.st Annual subsc rpuon ".
cooking school.
UPSTAIRS W0RK.-A Protestant girl, very
- tidy Ia her person ami thoroughly obigig anl respect
for cdFen do upstairs nurk desires hnine.
viii faithfully city or country Gail for - FIER,
500 9Th ave-, near 23e.sI
WASHING.--A tirst-elass laundress, with
w excel cut Recommendations would Ike icw lamiloS
or gentcmens mashing by acc dOlen Or mouth. Cali
address Mira ROSS, 22O lstsve
NNORKING H0USEkEEPER-By an Ameii-
can Protestant Wlo understands htr duties
take aso ntan4s butter masking, tli has
yery,best refStvGces. c.. Al CAlPESIEi, los ol@'e.
near Wlst
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o
Suicide Of John II. Carr. Non OF Pro.
fesaor EEPn Carr.

Rnieide OF John IL. Carr, Non OF Pro.
fessor H.rn Carr.
s.cn.,frSro Anil o-John m. Carr.
r. G." :. ,o,.,
son VI rIoiessor i.hrA D. oarr, "A' ''u'u
dead Ia bed at tho Arcade Hotel this even-
Ing. lie went 10 tho hotel at 2 o'clock
mi. mo,,,rc and a.keJ for n rom. Uo
49," ~. "a -, , o,.,o,L
was Sno"n W so' i'' ~ A'o"'
this morning lao was seen In the hall near
his rom fully dressed, Al 4 O'Clock tho
$1,000 ,n,o,m., An. i.,dio,,, ,I,.,
tho person IN NO. ~ was sun ih Dcu' Az
5 o'clock the landlord sent 10 tho room TO
have tho person aroused, but soon after
received ! report that no reply could be
had from No. 10. Tho landlord then went
mn and pounded on the door. and. receiv.
ing no response, he went to q window
oneninr ont mon a balcony and found n
down nj Inc tor a few inches, but fastened.
Ia torcsI tho ,xindow onen and found The
Mimi. on ,bo inside fastened. These bo
brorc oven AMI enterinr the room. found
Carr IN ned lead Uis clothing was ali
al b,t his pndershirt. The olotiing WAS
al ni..ad and huny mn "a N rcmoyeJ will
s,treme carr. and bis shirt disposod AZ n
An nrcserye ,ho hosom from bcinu soiIed
in sny vay. Carr WAS undsr The cloth.
inc IN tba led. Inc coycrs being drawn
nm nariiv an nj. breast. One leg was
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STAR CLOTHING HOUSE,,

We have sought By all fair and honorable
means 70 gain the confidence Of The community
In which We live. Our motto and belief has
ever been that "Honesty 10 the Bes. Policy"
by judieious buying. strict economy. fair DIAL
ing and strict attention 10 business, We have
gained and intend 10 rstain the oouhdencs and
Kvod will Ct the people OF storey COUNTY. IN
patronage vs have opened . branch clothing.
house In God Hill. sscopd 70 nothing OF the
Kind In uoid Hiil or Virginia CITY. This storc
We intend TO run In connection with the one IN
Virginia City. 90 ~ TO accommodate both ends
Of The CJmstock. Both stores will b. supplied
ct ali tim . with the yey latest styles, and q
stock Of goods which. In quality, quantity,
variety and eheapnsss. cannot b excelled By
any clothing house In the 0tats. Our stocn OF
nns dress ald business suits 10 unexcelled In
the state. Our boys snd youths stock 10 I'm.
shoes. and gents furnishing Foods, 70 defy
CITY and Cod Hill. remember that We have a.
ways dsalt fairy and squarsly with 2ou ; that
We never have tried TO make 700 bsllsss that
We sell goods below cost. while actually max
Ing Q pront. Our motto has always been
Fair Dealing" We intsnd In the futurs. -
In the past, 10 make it 10 your advantage 10
pstronlEs rs. By nrt, buying our goods II tho
kart, which We can do Of rstes that will enable
Us =, cell again. q nsures that will always give
you the full woth Of your moneyi ! secondly.
by fair. honest AID accommodating dealing
with all who may favor Ne With 2 call. Re-
member the place. Plstt 4 Rich. Hslrs build
Cole I'LL. and 70 south O street, Virginia