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The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
ORDER NISI.
ELIZA RICkETT.

ELIZA RICKETTS,
JAMES STEELE AND WIFE
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity.
No III, D. 2.
ORDERED, This 18th day of February,
" 1875 that the sale of the mortgagel real II
James Steele and wife, made by William J. Jones'
Trustee and reported in the above-entled cause, be
ratified and confirmed unless TO the contrary
thereof be shown before the Goth day Of April
next; provided, copy u" this Order be inserted in
newspaper printed in Cecil county, week fol
month before the 10th day of March next.
The Report states the of sales be 81 10000
A. W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy; test, A. W. MITCHELL
Feb l6, lS,S-lm Clerk.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
Frosted Feet.

The Roman Linimcnt has proved effect
ual i'll all cases where il has been properly
used. No instance i, known where it
has failed in giving immediate relief.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
liberated Sores.

The healing and purifying qualities of
kELLER's LINIMENT render it the best
article for the speedy and safe cure of
liberated sores
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
ORDER NIsI.
c. BELL

ELIZABETH BROWN AND OTHERS.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity.
No. 799. ID. 8.
ORDERED, This 31st day of January,
" 1875 that the sale made and reported by L. Mar
shall nes Trustee for the sale Of the real estate of
Benjamin Brown. deceased, be ratified and confirmed.
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
before the 9th day of April provided copy of
this Order he inserted in newspaper printed
Cecil county, a week one month before the End
day of March next
The Report states the amount of sales to be $50 CO.
A ". MITCHELL Clerk.
True copy; test A. W. MITCHELL
Feb q la1S-lm Clerk.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
! AND AFTER MONDAY. NOV. 27th, Isl
ORPHANS COURT.

The STATED MEETINGS Of the Orphans Court of
Cecil county will b. held ON the SECOND TUESDAY
in every month. Executors. Administrators AMI Guar
dans. wanting their accounts stated will please bring
in the vouchers y few days before curt.
REUBEN d. JAMAR
Nov 90, 1S67-y Register
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
Toothache.

This painful and annoying complaint
is instantaneously cured by the applica-
ton of the I.iniment.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
Neuralgia.

This eHcruciatinglv painful disease is
instantly relieved and rapidly cured bv
the continued application of this Lini-
mpnt
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02

Is The total number If human beings
on the earth is c"mput, at 100000, ,0O0,
and speak 3, 093 known tons ues.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
Sore Throat and ouinsy.

The causes which usually induce Sore
Throat are those which give sudden
check 10 perspiration, and thus obstruct
Nature regular work, quickly producing,
in consequence, an infammatory condi-
ton which, involving the tonsils, and
rapidly spreading over the whole mucous
membrane Of the iauces will cause Quinsv.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
ORDER NISI.

ORDER NISI.
JOSEPH W FLINTHAM
WILLIAM II. STANERT AND OTHERS
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In EQUITY
No. IA. D.3.
ORDERED, This 25th day of January,
" 1875 that the sales made and reported by James
T. Mccullough Trustee for the sale of Sarah Film
tharns real estate be ratified and confirmed.
the contrary thereof be shown before
Both day Of March next provided copy of this Order
be inserted in newspaper printed in Cecil county
week for month before the 2eth day of
February next.
The Report states the amount OF sales I" he 81 900 co.
A. W MITCHELL Clerk
True copy; A. W. MITCHELL,
Ian &c, 1TS7-lm Clerk.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Port Deposit Branch Railroad

TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS.
Leave Port Deposit. 625, sos, 81 Ii.a5 A. NJ, and
80 aud 500 +. VI.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
SITUATION WANTED.

EORCE of circumstances compels lady
IL {age 35) with her young daughter TO seek posi-
ton as Housekeeper where daughter may be useful
either by Teaching or otherwise and where they
have pleasant home. Address,
MRS. NJ. vt,
Feb l6 ls7S-av p O., Wilmington Del.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
Special Notice to Taxpayers
7th Election District, Cecil county, Nd.

\ LII persons failing to pay their taxes
"A for 1877. on or before February LIST. 1873 are
hereby notified that interest will be charged from Jan
uary lst 1878, until paid th0ut any discrimination
J. +. REYNOLDS,
Collector eth Election district
Nov l7-marl Cecil county, Nd.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
New House,
New Goods,
Low Prices.
DORSEY, MOORE & CO.,
SO =. Calvert St., Baltimore, Md.

U. OuTVctt otsS DuItfnrVIVs
Manufacturers agents and whole al, and retail dealers
in agricultural implements and machinery. Sole Man
aetlrrTS of the Montgomery Improved Roc kaway and
Champion Wheat Fans. Prices reduced to $40 Si> and
So Straw Cutters Corn Shelters. Pumps, &C &c.-
Young America Corn and Cob Mills only $40 Send for
price list We cannot be und-rsuld
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
NOTICES. &c.

T hereby forbid all persons from paying
l. money due me, for any purpose. to any person
whomsoever, on my account without my written order
p. C. STRICKLAND
Elkton Md Feb Ia lS7S-3w
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02

Whate er the heights ours tolls have gained,
Still m0wrns the soul Ger the Nnattaincd.
A. A. COALE.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
nhila.. Viii. l. Bait. Railroad.

Trains leave North East station as follows :
Sundays except"d.)
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02

One Column, 500 per inch for year. Three changes.
allowed to yearly advertisers without additional charge
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
inflammation of the Breast.

This distressing complaint may be
cured, or entirely prevented by the timely
use of this remedy. 1t has never failed.
when applied at the commencement. or
before the gathering takes place.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02

it is invaluable 10 Farmers, Express Com
panies, Stage ProprietorS we'll appointed
Livery Establishments. and ali who own
or use Horses and other Stock, immedi-
ately relieving and curing
Spavins, Foot Rot il. Sheep,
Ring Bone, Foundereu Feet,
Bruises. COINS,
Cracked Heels, Flesh Wounds,
Spreins, Calls Of ell hinls,
Scratches or Grease Poll Evil,
Sores, SpIint,
Collie, Fistula,
Iamenes9, Sitf43t,
And many other diseases.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23

 with by fhe government that they were able and wiling to make one continuous gram field of tho San Car los for a distance of twelve miles. There certainly is no better method of civilizing and utilizing them than in encouraging them to farm-and che yalley of the San Carlos wlll pro duce enough to make the agency al- most if not quite self-sustaining The government should also organize schools on the reserve, and We feel justified in saying chat the boys and girls now growing up viii take great pride in attending and some of them would no doubl make brilliant schol- ars Their feeling ofhetred towards the whites seems to be gradually and eifeetually wearing away, which with proper care will become entirely erad- icated, and instead of 8 wild roYing set of yagabonds as they have been Be would have an intelligent class of people Wbo would become good and useful citizens.
 One need not apprehend sny dan- ger in crossing the reservation neith- CT from theft nor otherwise, as they seem to understand the nature of the compact between them and the U. S. government and for their part they will comply in every particular to that agreement.
 Tha agent, Maj Hart, is much re- spected by thenland he does every thing in his power to mitigate their sGierings and admiA;ster to their wants.
 If Government will onSy give to them Eith a more liberal hNnd we doubt not but the war vhOOp wSl be foreYer silenoed and they become 3 prosperous and law abiding people.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23

We learn from the last Tucson Star that the highNaymen wLo, a short time since in Pueblo Viejo val ley, aftef taking breakfast with two travellers, came down upon them Kith their rifles and took from them everything of value they could get away with, and were pursued and captured near Ores, Sonora, and lodged in jail at Santa Greg, os- capped, stole two needle guns from Mexican soldiers, and efforts to re- capture them by the Mexican author ties had proved unsuccessful. Ths night subsequent to their escape two men stole Q saddle and three brides from ranch in the nelyhborhood oI she jail. It is supp0s ed they were the escaped prisoners FFho were pre- pairing to skn out of that country.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23

bage been ored of late that not only Hhov uue Assure veins as depths ranging from fifty to ene huadred and fifty feet bus also increase in width and richness IS they go down, and especially is Hhis true within the. in medinte vicinity of this city.
 With an established confidence to- gether with the prospect of having three or mora mills tn successful oP- eration soon a general activity seems to pervade the entire district; every eounenance wearing that cheerful expression which indicates prosperity and says as plainly as words can speak 1t We feel content.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23

The New York Herald is responsi- ble for the statement that tbe Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will soon bring a suit against ElltOn and 'sour mutu- al friend MouIton, for slander. Jas. A. Aflxs confidential agent of Mrs. Woodruff, the very free-Iover, has letters ane documents establishing a conspiracy agalnst Beecher, and t is upon this vristen proof the Reverend gentleman proposes to open the case anl show how the conspirators intend- sd to crushn Beecher.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23

speak iE NC reel content.
 saysssze
 Mining experts in recently discov- cred mining camps are not new, and are as generally looked for as 'gos- pol sharps in new settlement- whose business t is to garote the devil and regenerate the souls of men in every clearing where yelloW-leg chickens are raised for the especial use of the minister when he rides she circuit, breaches in the log school house and boards round" with the congregation. It is net long since the Julius mine, Mineral Hill, Globe BlstTict, was bonded to 'capitallst. The Mexican m!ne was also offered for sale which caused the appearance of an expert at those mines, whose practical experience at guessing what precious metals, their extent and val- ue, have been patiently waiEing since long before the Christian era to be dug up and coined into the the dol- lar of our daddies, '' was supposed to be unequaled. He had an intelligent appearance, and caused some wonder and many remarks as to why Califor- nia had not utilized him by sending hun to Congress. Although young he wore spectacles, and looked over them when criacally examining the metal, and country rock eneasing the vein. This peeuliarIty convinced tte boys thas he understood his business and that his report, so ardently vish- ed for, would be the means of bring ing from the city of the Golden Gate a swarm of capitalists who Wsre ab- solately pining for an investment in a rich strike that would render 1t nn- necessary for them to open 3 saloon, as vas the case with Flood and O'Brien, whose exchequer was 30 multiplied by the sale of the ardent as to enable them to bull or bear the market. But alas, the capitalists expectations were not realized by the experts report. Itwas learned, and as lengthy ss a hardshell Baptist'a sermon 1t showed much scientific knowledge and buoyed bis employers into the tip-toe of expectation that honest miners had brought corn to their lnill. But then cherished hopes ike the apples of Sodom, turned to ashes on then lips, when on page sev- enty-tWo of the report they were in- formed that these mines Were nOl what they were cracked up to be, and would never cause 8 ripple OF the placid stock market of San Francisco where everything was done on the square. The owners of the mines were cOrespondingly disappointed and ceased to lmportune wayfarers te least yqw eye on thats2 but never theless they dug and were soon repaid by the sight of wall rocks, Assure vein as full of native silver, ruby sil- yer, ehIOrides and sulphurets as ar egg is of meat.
 These mines are nov held at 2 much larger figure than before ths experts report, nor are the ownerl looking for purchasers. They, how- ever, are thankful to the expert foi preventing them disposing of 3 goos fbfnr for d a0n0
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23

We notlce thrifty crops Of wheat and barley on the San Cprlos River soWn and cultivated by the Indians on the San Carlos reservation. Ihe grain is now heading out and Ee Fre- dict from the appearance chat fhe yield viii be immense. s are i6- formed bg Ar. Ming, who formerly had charge of the agricultural affairs of ths Indians on the reservation, IEhat if they had been furnished with sufficient agricultural tools to work
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23
D. H. sNYH.
 ". E. VAE SLYKR.
ConsSables SaIs!

By virtue Of an executbB issuet out Of Justices Court for c "a Towr ship. Pinal County, Territew oI Ari E zona and to me direefed, sheFeirs { am commanded 70 make tse 91m of Two hundred and sixty. y.ts4s oilare and seyenty-five cents dsb1 sad tiss further sum of 497il coats togstker wisb the aeeFRing cosiss wherein Kerr $ Barnes are plaintiffs and I. g. Cl;sten is defendant.
 l have levied upon all the right, title and iBterest of thc said [. F. Clinton ln aud to the AoEIgeR insns in Globe District. F'inss County. Territofy of Afze9
 Notice ger gwen thas = sThursder as ll day oi May. 1873. lat 2 o'clock P of chat day 10 fsens oF the Post 0fee, at 5iobs oiix Pl- lnaf county, kzona IerritoFE viii expose for es at public auglicu. sz ths laR direts all the Fighl. litle sr interest ofhe said , F Cliszen . and to theakoYe described prem sss.
 Dated Globe City. AnzoDe l May 9tb e7s.
 A c. PENDLETeN,
 Comllstle.
 F.L 2. GooDwlH,
 Atty for Plhs. 2-st
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23

The bill, introduced in the senate on the slh by Teller of Colorado, to encourage the introduction of fresh water for the desert west of Fort Yuma, was referred to tue committee on Public Lands. That desert as it now is, IS the Sahara of North Amer ica-sO sterile From it's aridness that 3 whippoKil can not live upon 1t, and Will not venture to wing it's way across it without carrying knapsack and a eanteen of water
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23

The outlook for this section of the country WAS never more encouraging than at the present time.
 Prospecting is vigorously proseon- ted, and work throughout the entire mining region is being pushed to an extent winch means success.
 h every instance where the mines have been sunk upon to any consid- erable depth proves conclusiYely that the idea formed by some that there were 10 true Assure veins has been exploded; which gives encouragement to she miners and establishes u tha mind of the public q confidence whioh had to some extent been shaken D reports of bloEouts. 6c.
 Were it necessary Ws could enu- m@ase any qpausity of miass HAiet
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23
msnins DeIsnaa \ Neslos.
Fo WHeN IT NAY .ssI.l


 ParEiee elnfming i6ny teres. in tnas sertain mining location oeielm known ca tb0 sherman sliliiHR ain. sstuated in Globe District. Aasricol county, Ar- il0na FeTFitory.
 This ss tO ncfiiy you als in acoo7d- ance wlfn provision Of tBs8i ialng aet of Congress. May 10th. I551. afl iH compli- ance with requirements osaid sct. and also instructions From all artias e.ailu- ing hlteresi In said Sn-za mine, and for which accounts have .eB renflqresl work hes been done on sid elain fgr one year last past. ending Nay 4gh. 1878 DT The undersRHed
 Now. therefore. ig withh ninety lzgl Irom the frss publication ,f this ncfte you do not come forward nj pay yoaa proportion of cost of said Rerk the uD- dersigned win Cam sorei'ure ol all your right. tirIe and infeea ln and te every portion of said mining iaiaa-
 GEo. H eoLE,
 JoRN D. SEBBALD. Globe District. Haricopa
 County. Arizona. May 4tb. 1878. 3me
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23
JoaN D. sBBALD.
Mining DelinQusnties.
To WH0a[ IT MAY oa-N.

TO WHoM IT MAY CON. Parties claiming any iss ln that cestain mi0ing location ofa kn0Rn as tho lst Msstern ezsqnaf tbs E e. Mccormick mini1g q ciEuatea ID Globe District, PinaI ounsy. Arizo- na Territory
 This s te notify you has m accord ancs with provision of th Mioiug act Of Congress, May l0th, a82, anl ip ccE- piianco with Feqniremens of saiCl set, and also instructions fran ai parties claiming interest in ss1 lst Wessefs Extension Of tbe R. c. 8fC0ruck mias, work has been dons on sad claIn for eas yaar last past, ending 3ay 4h. 1875, og the undersigned.
 Now, therefore, ifwioin npety deys from the first publicatin of .bis rotice you do not come forHara and pay Yosr proportion of cost of said wort, sas nn- dersigDed will claim f,rfes.1rs of al your right title and inersss in and ts every portion of said ms9ine Alnl.
 ALBERT BAEER
 D. II sNY
 ". F. VAE SLYzR.
 Globe District. Pinall
 Connty. Arizona
 May 4rh 1878. 5mo
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23

Garry the news to Hiram, that King $. Woolsey is announced as an Independent candidate for Congress. ar. Campbell is also booked for the race, and Judge Porter IS also nain- ing for the same sweep-stake.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23
The sals RIEer EsraIa of the l1sh

The Salt River Herald of the 11sh says:
 John P. Cum. editor of Citizen passed through here on Thursdays stage for Prescott We understand that he wlll make arrangements with John MarSon to support hls candidate for Congress, in consideration of moving the Capital to Florence.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23
A new weekly stage route has beeI

4 new weekly stage route has been established by c. H. Tally and Jose Pierson from Tucson, Arizona, to Magdalsna. Mexico-to begin 1st of Jnly next. Another line will con meet with them at the latter place for Tres.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23
MARRIED.

At the Picket Post, on the 7th by Justice Blakely. Louis Todd to Mrs. Mary Miller.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23
Mining Timbers.

Mr. Wilson will also keep q sup- ply conssanlly en hapd sn2clenk foE zlI deTneuds l-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23

Rates of advertising gwen upon application.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23

The Texas Pacific bill, t lS re- ported, was to come up in the senNt e on the 81st, for consideration.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23

Devoted to the general interests of sue Territory and more particularly 10 that of ts mineral resources
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23
kIonstabla's Sad

BY Tml0e of two exeoaaons issrea cut of 5oesieeis Coari for Cha Toen- nbip, P esl county Territory el ATizs- na and .o ne directed. wherein l aa commanded e make the sufn oE ODs hundred lh'rty -three aud four one huni- rodth dollan, damages, aud sas i've per cent allowed bg laW in the sun ol Sir and sixty-lge hundrsdth uellars Fogegh- CT with costs 0k snft ia the sum of Niaf
 tsea and dFa handfsdsh doilsss, toeet
 ersFith tao a0eruing casts on Cue sxecn- tibn, and 0n she othsr che snm of tlas hundred sighty-dse and ssvenss thTss oas tnndreth oollafss damages; and ths 6Fs. per cent allowed 5g lau int6s nam of Nine and thir5y one hEndfedta dollars. pgerher Hith eosfs Qt HniE in tae st ss sle Ntneteen and dFs oae headredih doiIeg9 and Che accruing costs, F herein Lismsna Bros. and company are plaiusilIs and soc Danube Mining comPan9 ess asIsndaats.
 base levied nPoa all she right nlie and interezt of ghe said Danube e1iniax company in and to che Dan 5sH inine sitpatad in Globe Inialag D.ssr,es. Piaal
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23

c9alt.li 49rtAtoI q hftEon.As Notice is hereby given tbaf day, the eth day of June, ] o'clock P.a.of shaE aagin front SWassy7a office ia Globe eli cennsy, Arizona Territory, n Ter snls ai Ptbllo suction, es geetss al the Tight, ttsla apd the said Danabss llning eomps to she shors ds cribsd pzopsf as Globe Cisy. AI May letb
 A. G PENl)LET
 Cor F B. GoaDHH
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23
atty for ifs
To wnoa HAx ces

TO WH0a MAX CoN Notice s hergby giveo sba be rasponsse ls tef a1g de1s by John A a frm of Tidwe s shai said 1rnl ca C me.
 Silver CiF
 May4
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23

reRAs 9F sUBsoRiPrEoN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-31
SALES Ar nuCTIOu.

SALES Ar AUCTION.
CHEKIFF'S sALg-v TAssELL KEARNEY,
- shers Aaet win se shls dy - 10 =.
Ing OF Ice Box. Coal Box, Scales Sep car AZ
Same time and place Desk, and cssr FELLy sheriff
G. II. COOPER, Deputy.
MarshaVs Sale,
Same time and place. Cotton Picker
Fox's American Theatre.
Che;tnrt st., above lob, phil.a,slpnis,
81 feet tres, Widening to 100 iee' total dep'h es
80 sEs'za Is VIII. %ss g. i1 Ai.s."sy
WILLIAM ABBOTT. AU0IIONEkK, WILL ~ Y. Z,
this day. st lo o, s.sa y w;.s .sr "ae'
6Ss S.e sns R.nss c,ociory kerry" also an as
n,.ure: walnut Bedsteads, suits in siots 1g,aaes
Wsss'tsass one a,:s class H;s. Wheel" T
beds and Bedding. vAlise. Re- iosa calones. ~
THAvELLEhe ciuiUr
4 ..CITIzENs, LlNE..fAnt sxsb
k ojTs ri Ii t TEoYs sakA sH Ga fac
c c S 81 Iao Y. . Sst axk tHD re
s.oro f' %i4 pf' k x fss r f EsA
pSDbs o Yo:dw sJ1nS New aors rsos
lvn Free transfer to and irsm Jowslls vi Brooklyn
6ANisI pEw sAv Wv vessSy street. pse =, IS
nq ws, ras anF
say rites, C..kl and Hudson Connects a. IVES. Point
carson rates Ser Sy Annex leaving Brooklyn
West, Special iroa, saratogs maxim close
GPIs sm oan
trip at excursion rates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-31
COAcHNIEN AND GAMDENERs.

COACHHIEN AND GARDENERS.
7TARDE SEa's SITUATION WXSTKD- BY MIDDLE
Ossed scctchman theron hv vsrsed in all branches Of
in the Rorthsrn States Address j. O.. box ai4 Herald
GARDENEk, SINGLE. UNDEnsrANDs GREEN,
houses srsperes and vegetables care Of horses and
Ssy; sensrss ussful city reference Address b. box
CcorCHMAN. SINGLE MAN. WANTS SITUATION
OaA eoachman and yegetabe gardener; car mix MAKE axe
sssd o as'u good reference Address D. ''A 4
CITUATION wANTED-BY A YOUNG NAN, AS. GAR
nss and aso Ss car. IF h"rss
has the best reference. Adaress J. r. O'BkINh. New
CIrUATIoN WANTkD-BY SINGLE NAN As
Seo.chnsn: first class city reference. Address w. box
CINGLE MAN AZ 00AonNAN AND GROOM; USE
ul man; country or ely eight years reference 40
CINGLE MAN DESIRES SITUATION AS
Dcoachm gardeners understands his thor
ouyhy; seven years best references t.. Herald ONCE
s)I Q WEST nth sr.-oOLOKED NAN. SITUATION
AfOas coachman or waiter: city or country. Call tor
HELP WANTED-MALSs.
GENTS WANTED FOO SLiyEs or INDUSTRIOUS
just rHoHas ' KsLI; Il Barclay.
A COLLECroR-ONE FAMILIAR WITH BRO0KLYN
Tf Br;tIs5sS security ssqsrs S yS1hEs iALusrKA
LIAsT SELLING BUSINESS NOyELTY.-LIBERAI.
Inducements to dealers and agents. city and country
Magens; lifetime terri business pays Handsomely
wtnoat rsx unausstionabe references necessary. ssi
6th av.. top door
DUaE TEAs-AGENTs WANTED kvEKYwn EkE
to sell TO families hotels and consumers largest
iro'y
PANY. aol Fulton 81.
PoKTEK wANTkD-@Aass s. ADnhkSs. GIVING
TTANTED-sTATE MANAGERS FOR AN EsTAB-
Y! iished life association Address, JAMES Herald
Philadelphia Branch Office.
V11 ANTkn IN !. .Tfsr WHO IA I1j(,TTsTOWED TO
special work. Address H l. L.. Herald onice.
IATANTED-A FIRST GLASS BUSINESS NAN TO
w take orders IA Murray st.. room J..
IJANTED-A YOUNG NAN TO MAKE HIMSELF
generally useul u: the wine and beer saloon. &C West
NJ ANTED-A YOUNG NAN OF GOOD APPEARANCES
w and address who has had some experiences 70 attend
s. .a ...g % box Ss .'''
VTANTED-YOUNa MAN. WHO UNDERSTANDS
w cooking orders; also boy to wash dishes Restau-
rant l45 Hcster st.
XVANTED-A YOUNG NAN IN AN ARTIST AND
w painters supply store. THOMAS G. AoJEK, sSe
WANTED-FfNsT GLASS WATERMAN; ONE who
w has city reference. "a Irving pace
XN ANTED boy IN A Law OFFICE; MUST v RITE
w good hand; modernt. salary. Address F. Herald oice
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE HORSE
station L Post office.
THE TRADES.
4 GRADUATE or ONE Or 0UR BEST TECHNICAL
college. desires eTpoymsns IN the snersssing pro-
A FIRST GLASS PATTn KNMAKER WISHES STEADY
E.S % ass "p Herald
A COMPETENT PHOTOGRAPHS AND FERROTYPhR
"A Especially who bring frames Of photo specmensl
Ess. 1 Long B,.SeS fsoYb
MANTED-AN EXPERIENCED. WORKMAN ON
50 ss sssS1 soosfs o.,o %.n ..