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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-01
OBJECTION NOTICE.


Al a specIal session Of the Board Of Commissioner,
held September Cd, 1878, the following persons were
appoluted Commissioners Of the Election for Ohio coun-
y. An election will be held 81 the several voting
precincts on the
EIGHTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1873,
For 4 Representative 10 the Congress Of the United
State, DELEGATES to the legislature, Senator, Clerk u
the Circuit Corn, Clerk Of the Count! Court, County
Commissioners, seh0ol Commissioner, aud instIee Of
the Peaee and Constable TO hll y~acaneisS.
Fur Washington DiShet-Mehael Edwards, Jacob
Arndt End James Roberts.
For MAdisOa DiStEet-LeEts Woodm1n&ee, AoEtl-
mer Pollock and J. H. Tappan.
For Gay DistHet-Benjanin Fisher, Joseph Tolirer
and ". :. Peterson.
For vniOn ns.det-JOhh II. Downs, james IAnn.
der and Casper Hell.
For Centre Disttict-LsWIs D~elbr1eye, james Dur
Kin and James Reed.
Clark aud G. G. Murdock.
For Richie Dfsthet-Chnles Otto, }. ". Waite and
ThOS. MeCready.
For Tradelphh D-Istt!et-Pre4net No. !, Il. S.
ThoruburEh, Ralph Mccoy and wm. II. WAddle;
Prpentt No :, Samuel Oldkan, r. ". Henderson, and
Wesley Robinson; Precinct No 8 J. L BedIlllOn, l..
z BlneharI and John Par.
For Liberty DtStriet-Precinet IN. I, T. I. Maxwell,
Isaac Davis aud samIelC hamHer1 rreeiTst No :
Robert Bonar, samuel Bell and Vincent VanhIeteFj
Precinct Nod James +. Baney, John Howard and
J. II. Montgomery.
For Rehiand D~itrict-PNcinct No. I, WIN. North,
james SlWteli and AlOnIO }. MeCOllSch; Precinct No.
:, James MeCord, Philip Reilly and John B. Lyle.
The polls 70 be opened al sunrise, OF Is sOou there
after a practicable. and 10 close n sunset.
By order u the Board Of Commissioners.
- CHAS. II. DEITERS, Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-01
THoS. J, KIsSER, MD.
J. OFFICE AND CONSULTING RooNs
2240 MAIN ST., WHEELING, W.. VA.

Can be consulted on matters pertaining to
his profession either in English or German. .
Chronic Diseases Of the Head. Threat, LunS,
Heart, Liver, Stomach, Blood, Urinary Organs
Nervous System, Female Complaints and all
Constitutional Affections treated successfully.
Cures all cases of Piles. No detention from
business. Medicines furnished II desired.
Night calls promptly answered from the
office ieog
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Coast Sales.
DINE ARM FOR SALE.
10 the County COgn q Ohio COun,y.
Nsnhce Curren
Va SIn Ch1DesHI.
No.es Raw. et al

A"1 HSyBVAJ
10 pursuance q the authority Triel Is ne kJIJe
erus entered BY sid Court Ia the At.Te tuuied aeS
on April 18Th, 1873, viii Sil al The iVat SafdtA
residence Of A1so Ray, "a the prrBlAa bert! Sd'd'
ttsed 70 Be sid, on
MONDAY, the Eh Day q September, isI
beginning At 10 o'clncl, A, Y, ), pubic sueisa VIZ
htEhest 8bd lot blddeF, the IrsI nF iard = hal
lying and being situated on the uGten .! l4Ils WISH
Ing eTpek, 10 Ohio county, ia the state o. WUi NtTfsA
bounded and deseTihri - tAIoUs: heEibslas Az
stake near an elm stump corner :" N~hennt iOaHrr,
AAd With his line S W. 10 Pls ioA 1iit ufsde
GLhAriDs lRprd; iheSce With bet hE, : = E.G
poles 70 two sugar trr= corner N siitaitInbsla
and joseph Potter; thence With fotier. hbe
E II poles 70 4 sugar tFeS cOTb,r to Isias AtlAA
thsnee y. 60, ". lI pn1es to The GEthh!nE "ANb,
ing IS are, teinI the Ame IFvIsIy eIain ~
eOuVeyed BY Moss Bay 70 Go. X CaldUeH ;! -
of trust dated Apil 2i;h, lisa God rNNrlN AhR
the publie hnd FrCOrIl Il aid crGni!.
FEEarS OF SALE-0ne-thiN a The PofrhtsbS1I'
Or such further sun - the P~Ivb1sT nal eNt@a
Ia hand, the residue Ia tTO equal installae7h illr
be respectively In one aud Iuo var inn ~ 1lS
ale, Elth Interest tpm that dII Tie PiNbis1E g.
Ing his bod With approved lsFSsuA sHanif tEa
a the deEerrd inIAllmsa4, iBd the ubs = wv
efT0A till the Whole V the Plrehass soa,L = |Hs'
GEO Il CALDWELL
SircAl CORn!ssed'
&c H Aue,SopAer. iJtiSIs
The ah,1r ale Is AdiOarSei Until NuNpAl' W.
hsT II, 1875, Al the sane kJif Shd pbe.r
GEO. h TALpHEL-
SlOdAv Sp-LL COEIiSied'
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FOURTH NATIONAL IIANE,


OLAKkSN lib, lhNN'i 'Sf''
John J. Jones, En-, Cu&irr, Whedi"g, ". Va =:
DEAR SIR:-On account Of the prevalence
of yellow fever, this bank was closed on
the 18th inst, Us per enclosed notice. ~
he ciCrEs. dial aud ka dionF in the bank,
remained two days by myself. Could get
no assistance; closed the bank and cameto
this place, and will remain here until the
fever abates, which We hope will be abou!
the 18th OF October, when we will return
to Memphis and resume business.
Your letter OF the 10Th, aud telegram OF
the 10th inst, have been forwarded me
from Memphis, advising me that You had
placed to our credit with Hanover Nation
nj Rank. New York, $2+S 70 and 800, to
be applied to the benefit OF the yellow
fever sufferers, as stated in your letter and
dispatches. have forwarded the cur
rency from here, and it will be used at
Memphis, o. you have requested.
Yours truly,
". c, McCLURg, Cashier.
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Trastsss' Salss.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Acme Mower COmpany's Works,
KNOWN AS THE OLn u,ruOr.

SUIT
By virtue Of 4 Ieed Of Trust nal, \, "a,
Hobbs, senIOr, and AFAhell1, BIZ Uii.. Ss:h 49,
and Sallie A., his Vife. and JAp% Rsr,Inj NJ
bic, his wife, 10 The undsntxhel Trust, d,,S ~ ~
Ary 9Th. 1873, and recorded IN he - 4 Il. 80
Of the County CSgrt q OEo cSaaIy. sS. Y,,s'
10 DEED o. Trust Book No 5, psSr 10, M I'm,
ne tfSnt door Of the Cou1 HVU'e q OH eIII
SATURDAY, The lstA day d oStdAr,ia
Commencing at 10 o'clock ~, the tdb,t,,
ecdbed property, that l. to say. Lot, hark,'.
hundred and hity-iour and two hun4rei IA ~
10 E1f and ChaPllBt'S addition 10 the aIT q ~
Ing, Ohio COunty, Wet ViEfnia. ali "a, ~ NJ
souih side Il wheeling trek. iS;stAa ID
rIppartenHBeeS thereto belonging.
Also the following described plsce o. rar,l 4 la
situated 90 the hank Ot Wbetl.pI Cnfk !, Osgi1
u Wheeling afoFesdd. tsu14SI a. kIII,' ~.
nencing At = point on GSorni ,:rrtt d, I.Sisi
and tWenty (I30l feet 4sI VI the AT ~ i "a
'Ieet; thence running tAsiVsrIIy lhJut M n.
more OE les 70 = IEEEty 20 let LiIey rEunisl M
Crescent street 10 the errek, theBos boitkVuJlT M
aid CreeenI Street 10 the T3ten q AhalnfCT-e
thence along the mean1eS Il aA e-rk 10 III ~
line Of lot numbered two hunlr,i and ttfy.syt 50.
thence snGihEardly With I'D hbe 10 GtSsnt m
10 the place q beginning, inSsib-' Ji'A Ill The AdiI
lt1mtnts aud SPPEEtsaanC1 to n!l kaI d land \
longing.
Selling ~ Trustee, | will uoatry O,lV the Nj. ,.ts
In me By aId deei u iruS
TEEXs oY SALE-OteiAid 7,h, the lsllsce 4
two equal iustallmenis At IL IS4 biht m5n,ha. en-
denced BY notes barring inters; t;,m day u uls, u
title 70 be retained until Jaynsnt IN tall
WILLIAM J. ", WwDEE,
Sei3 Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-01
NV II. c. McCLrns. Cashir.

The following is Mr.. Ben. Dayenport's
statement of account to date as treasurer
OF a portion OF the yellow fever fund
raised at this point and vicinity:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-01
9sueral Sptiess.


NOTICE.
Having disposAd d the sstirf ~la'er,-t@ ID, 81
d J. II. SULLIVAN, dsyas~i. IN he e~g'ih-'' y
tr1de, sXtuFs and nTi ill q u bie sfn g = "
Stallnan 4 70. 10 I. &. MaGst, The 'Ir'l1tf Inil1n
Of aid hts Arm, all tyr~pHs IEoEiEs lhtHsi' .
b iBdebted 10 aid sFai U3ll tla- rst' $780,
SeuIleneoI With sid T.. I. NpG4t, -" WI hesLI
oondud tbe baIBes o! ud Eis .fsr At tL"' -
stand, No q Twelfth NreCt. ,oXvs
AdnInistl1.Og d the u;I:t oil Il. sa!laiA' SN"
HAVING purrhasd the Hoct q lE .Ss pf'ind y
the arm a. II. StalltsaH \ 20 | aHi~ p p...i-
respectfully solEit The literal lztHHiSe ahAu~
"ISsS % 'Aa' Af@' 7 c NOFTAT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-01
Spsesal Gptaess-

\ vegetable preparation, harmless a. water, which In
6ve MINUTES TRANSFORMS GRAY HAIR, OF hair
Of any unpleasant hue, to a ~elOriOas black OF enehant-
Ing brUUH. Cnique in Its eOnpoiiiOa and InIaliGle
In liz results 4; has achieved Popularity xith 10th
sexss, With every class Of society and in all parts Of
the world. Manufactured BY J. cRISTADoRo, NO.S5
William 81, SeT York. SOIL By all Druggist APP
Piled By al Hair DreSer& S4Ie-cd4u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-01
ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

OS AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, August iO,h.
" Can on the Wheeling and Elm Grove r r. viii
run as follows. CarS viii leAEe the City (eOEneT Of
Market and Eleventh StSO and Stamina al.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-31
TRYING INDICTED BANK OFFICERS.
Opening the Case against j. r. Preston mud
T. n. Rose In Patterson.

Judge Dixons court, in Paterson n. j.,
was crowded Yesterday on the trial OF James +.
Preston and E. X. Rose for alleged conspiracy
70 embezze the funds OF the defunct Merchants
Loan and Trust Company. The Proceedings
We're opened by Courtlandt Parker and Gen.
Hoxsey demanding that the indictments be
quashed. on the ground that conspiracy 10 de-
fraud only was charged. while several COM
pleted larcenies were set forth. and that larceny
could not be merged into the lesser crime Of
conspiracy. Judge Dixon denied the motion.
and Prosecutor Woodruff opened in behalf 81
the Stgte. He WAS prepared 10 prove. he said.
that when the Merchants Loan and Trust Com
pany failed. in July last there WAS deficit in
the accounts OF its Secretary and Treasurer.
Preston. Of $4,000; that this deficit Preston
sought to cover up by fraudulent entries and
hsurrs. which would appear in the evidence.
and that tnls deficit was the result of a conspir-
acy between Preston and Rose whereby the
first gave the second on the very day the bank
failed $1,000 of its funds.
Robert Mccullough was the first witness. He
testified that he made application for the APP
pOlntfnent OF receiver. who took possess ION on
July II. The bank was closed on July 9. In
the interval, until he put a lock on tho door.
Preston retained the books and papers. The
witness identified lists Of bills rec, ivable. ana OF
stock held by the bank, and the body of notes TO
various persons rs in Preston's handwriting.
On cross-eNainl nation lie testified that he had
noticed Irregularities in the conduct OF the
banks affairs. but could obtain no remedy.
j. {. Todd the receiver testified to the cond-
ton in which he found the bank and Identified
some OF Mr.. PrestOn's handwriting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-31
THE MURDER IN BEIz's BRsWERY.
= Man Killed Because he Protected "a Cripple
from "a Buily's Assault.

In the ale vaults ofJohn +. Betzs brewery
at $40 West Forty-iourth street. are tiers of bar
rels. from one OF which the workmen may free
ly drink. AT p. VI. Tuesday the whistle blew
the signal to cease work. Conrad Schmidt the
barrel washer. TheObod Fluek. and others went
down 10 the vaults 70 wash and to drink
from the free barrel. Fluck. who is
over SIX ia.t IN height. took UNI
BRACE at a remark OF Schmiut tho cripple. and
hurled him 10 tae brink of We'll that Is 40 trct
deep S.hmllt screamed Tor help. and Jacob
Eelchman pushed Flurk rs de FIuck. enragri
by the interference, turned on Reicnnan. and
mere was a snort severe struggle. RrichmHn
Eel. stabbed IN the neck, ana died immediately.
Fiuck went u u b.rrOoM across the street and
boosted oi his CRIME HHnrns that the police
We're cOmins. ne attempted 10 escape, but Capt.
Ward ana Oilleer Souley arrested hIm. Coroner
Eiungrr yesterday committed him to the Jomis.
helrhWtu WAS mnmOr Of Central PARK
Lodge %. the brewers CnlOn and the Brewers
n 'NOi"nt 1850 '.a,lon. Iue members OF eurh
met YESTERDAY, ana took steps toward burying
llls remains, and holpns MS wine ana children.
IneOuaq f!ueN was also "a iuenl er Of those So
cietles ii : name Was crased from the books
anu his vile ana Tour children are penn!less
WALL no hope OF assistance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-31
MRS. ROSS'S DIyORCE SUIT.
The Acts Of Cruelty that she Alleges and thai
her Husband Denies.

William Ross. OF ia Patchen avenue. Brook
lyl coIcctor ior the Wilam,bnr-h Gasi-ht Company.
la, been sued tor limited divorce by his WIFE, Anna
motion made before Justice Pratt in Brookyn. YES
tcrdsy, Tor ulmony Inner petition. the vile aver lhat
he la. repeatedly whiuiel ~ clren BY aioiner vile,
and COMMITTED various act. of cruelty She also AYERS
tnAi ln hAs tht nNtr severely tili m JHnuarN 1870.
lc iluialN tlu.ru her AMI ileu ned To xii her. and
MAT Ire starved Ncr ami the children. while he Kept
ius tle best dishes vi fowl and meat Ross daugh.
yen alice coObolac- beer siepmoters nc, cunt Of his al
actDltlt
tilAn hoss, IN ms yafer,. denies the charges OF
.iN.ly if says ihnt hc suffer- WOm dyspepsia. and
,l" I'D 'e' t-. nee DO, M :" have load different from
lN' irt q" i' .Hf hut HAT hv ma. never Jailed To pro
IlNr An'lndf lN Nuui ~. isslcl.lt made him lrrita
be, ana n'te things wouid annoy him. He ever Us
shulted " Nlchh Ntd tn hl ms VIE
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AND UNITED STATES Mil ROUTE

AND UNITED STATE NAIL ROUTE
On and aiur Nov. l.. 1877.
Trains leave New York VIA DesbrOsscs and COrtanit
Ferries. a follows
Express Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West aud South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, o A. NJ. and 81
y. VI. daily
For Miham.port. Lock Haven. Cory and Erie. at 30
4. VI cuunt cting at Cory tor 1tg.s lie. Petroleum
Centre. ami the OIL Re gions For WilliamspOrt and
Lock Haven, 4 VI
For Baltimore, Washington. and the South. Limited
WASHINGTON Express cot Pullman Farior cars daily
cent sunday. $50 \. arrive Washington 10 T. VI.
Rcp.,ar al ~ A. NJ l, u ~. aud . r. VI. sunday SD
ESpre 5 Tor Philadelphia 10 $40 :so LinitcdJ II
A Al l. T. 8. u. Hi5D. 7. $50 and 7. VI. sunday, . \
M..5,s.a31. I. $50. and or. NJ. Emsrant and seeoni
class, 7 T. NJ.
Boats ci BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through
trains atJersey city. anording speedy and direct trans
Ter Ton Brooklyn travel
For trains g Sewark. Elizabeth. Railway Princeton,
Trenton. Perth Amboy. Flenin-ton. BelVidere. AMI
other points. local schedules nj all Ticket OhceS
FROM Pittsburgh. - and ~ ~ NJ anl
iu.2u =. NJ daily. 10 - \ VI ami q 80 VI daily, cN
ccpt Moniay. From Washington AMI Balumorr, . bl
ami 9il \ VI. +;ip . -. ann 10 =. VI sunday
5uaud o. ~ 4 VI. From Philadelphia ui, 30. % 80.
1UlO IN - ~ onA NJ ~ I 10 10 q So 90 - -.
and 10 - 4 NJ SUNDAY, %, q %, 80, lOiu IL %
Nj. $50. and 10 - 4 VI
Ticket Oiircs. 90 ami 40 Broadway. Aston House.
AMI Drshrosse~ aud tortlandt SIS; Court -.
Bruokyn. ia. ll6 and lis Hudson it. Hohoken Depot
Jcr.ey CITY tmlsrant Ticket ONCE. Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, l. =. FARMER,
General Manager. General PASSENGER AGENT
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The Missing County Clerk.

County Clerk Brann. before leaving Jersey
City Thursday went to McDonad's grocery store
borrow $40 on his check on being told that the
not in the store Mr. Brann paid b OF So 80 with
check He appeared 10 BE- nervou. aud suyrin from
great anxiety. Approaching Mr. dcDunad he said with
tears ~ ms eyes Good by. Mac. may never s-e You
AGAIN. He told Mr. Mcdonald that he was going u New
YORK 10 have operation performed his head Mr..
No DunEld has found that the check wa, worthless
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Mr.. Hlu. unwarrantabie Arrest.

While Mr.. William Hill. one Of the Oldest and
hest known BARRIERS the city was sweeping the side.
walk IN front OF hi shop 10 street early yesterday
morning Clccr HUH Mcdonald accused him OF brush.
ing dust the shop into the street Mr. Hill replied
that the dust did from the ,hon. that the
sidewalk only was being swept NotWlth .tludn- tins
he ,hierr arrested M llil aud thrust him among
other prisoners, not allowing him to
or ANY breakfast Before tile Justice IN the Tonbs Court
Mr. HI proved that he had not violated the law lie
was discharged. lie Intends ~ the officer Tor false
INN
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLDEsTABLIsHEp ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN IHKOINII IkAINS IAVH WY DAILY
IHRLE pl.rorS IL PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW YORK.
Double Track; the most Improved Equipment and the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety
On and after Nov -, 1877,
TNnrcss Trains leave New York VIA DE shrosses and
turuaudt st.. FERRIES. ~ follows
80 - % 20 limited. II A. NJ 4. 3 a. G31 : $50
T. VI.
Boat, NJ BROOKLYN Annex connect with all through
trans az Jersey CITY. ahorin- a speedy aud direct
transfer Tor BruuklNn travel
X, turning raim, leave Philadelphia . 20 ass, q, =
49, ami u \ VI ltmicA expires. 80 i. =, T.
.n. : AMI : 49, ami l. midnight ON Suuity
90 81. :. = S3lA !. : .A, T. and ~ midnight
Ticket u'hccs. b2i AMI Al Broadway. ~ lAsur House.
ami loot oi pr~hru~s.> ANA turtauit sfs Court see
and Buu..Nn Annex depot loot Of fuun t.. Rro1hiNn.
~, iln ami lis Huison 81. nonuhru drput. Jersey
tll,. fmsrant ureet olAee, . Battery pAyr.
FRANZ THOMSON. l. T. FARMER
HetNr.u Nluirr'. Grnl fA..rr-er A-rut
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RoYAL gAKING POWDER.

The oldest ami reliable brand full weight uniform
and Wholesome. 1t further and makes better rolls
biscuit bread. muins cakes. 1c. than any other
prep aration. Analysed and endorsed by the Board d
Health New York No acid used but pure Grape Cream
Is pure and lu strength
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NEW YORK. 1878.

1878. NEW YORK. 1873.
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tons. THE Sun would remind its friends and well wish.
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bocneXtendcd e. It from every quarter Of the Union
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Thieves on staten island.

While the, family Of Charles y. Stead OF New
Hr-Htun ! were a. sApper Monday evening
uie,v' so.e 500 worth Vi JewsIry, suysrwaIs AM
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sns;ruttion.

CO -WKITI>G.mouthlv.h bookkeeping. arithmetic.
81 -Irlhna shorthand fAlNk. ~ BowrrN, bran, IA
,ulo-e. ~ BruadWaA, 10Th IT,
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6dlartt6-- females.
UPTOWN ADVERTISERS


UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
Nav leave their favors for ruE sus at the only author
.2I- Brsidway. corn,r Vi sl't 81. i'll o P NJ. ami
ID sv. corner i7ih i, unt,l 8 P 81
EXPERT operators On whcccr4 Wilson ma.
a. chl1c' 10 maze ladies' tucked skirts, clciniscs,
drawer, anl nigiypwns al home deposit or reference
JAcENAN 4 oHARA, 200 Church st
A RTiFICIAL Wanted a sample
~ mhn'r ur iurrM oman, alec hrtnchcrs aud flower
maker. 'teady work Aiply at 81 broadway
>eNlerg9cea ;omggr H99 amg2,ay wanted e.
Sun once '''- '"'''''' 'N''' ''''' ''1' ''N 49,
A LADY will sell her Wheeler 4 wilson covered
n e.iue. complete order all attachments. sl5 "a
4 pom ESTIo, Singer Wheeler q wilson Wilcox
-. Gibu- WIN. mchne, Tor sale, so l3o Canal t
DONNAZ machines -somr very good hands wanted.
ID American STAN my O. 80 Browne =
GORsETs-Wcnvcrs wanted Apply at United
y STATE. cor'stco',. 5ii Nesl23d st
EXPERIENCED operators on ladies undergar.
- m.y'si Nnrk sven out also. indoor operators on
ENPERIENCED hand. 10 make gentlcmen's bows
- on Nil.eoA Gibbs 'ewins machines. Howard s.,
ENPERIENCED hands on lace work Apply at
- 'l" bro"me i. near south 9Th NV
INIRST-CLA>s operator, on " \ " aud W 4 O.
Il machine ~ Riir" and chlljrens line unlelgar.
meni,' wage $40 500 SUI hv
coon operator. on White shirts Can all week. ~.
" Lulsht st. top h'nr
OPERATORS, casters ami filters wanted, V7s
~ 81 nf, corner l'h 4, leather store
| AIDES bow hand. wanted must br thoroughly
sl ""' RAPID WI JJoNA sy E0lS Sn SP the
DIAPER BOX ES.-WnnteJ. elrls on glue work
L thAMbEkLAIA, MHlirEMORE co ~ BoeGu,an
street
DIAPER EOXEs.-Good hands wanted on square
-' Nore 'icai> employment 100 Thompson ~
u ". MACY ~ 60, IAN 81 ana Oh nv., want
IL. experienced operators Oh wheeler Wilson ma
CHIMES nn inle' underwear Aply Ia superintendent
II AriD hand piuters on IS ~ mechnms
SEWING mACIIINrr-H. nld sold greatest
- htsHlls, ,ul"mul sln-tr Howe, Wheeler Wilson,
nihtr 40 2a HrruWlth as, nrAr Jefferson Market,
aid l5' East Broad" AN mar Canal
CEWING MACHINES EEDICED.-Ncw Do.
- m"fuc, -, 0nsrl iNnilN. 40 a. 80 Wheeler
WILSON slo NAc"A H.bns 50 DIAN ). u Bond t.
CTRAW sewer, wanted Operators ON the Double
- dag straw scying machine. experienced hands only
II A. AAME- oelh It ami % "v. Bay Ridge, L. l.
STEAW HAT pressers wanted, steady work at
- 100 srrue It
STRAW sewer. wanted. Apply ut 1853 Bleecker st
- let hoor
WANTED Thoroughly experienced hands on Ia.
w dles sl.s bow none but those
plA, flcHL q HAMBURGER, ISL Cannl ST
w ANTEb-An rNleIien,ed hand 10 work On the
"I-tle1+6S ~ Canal st.
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"A pies stomach, hNrl or kidney diseases, Nruhucss
80 brourlilon's lnYlguratu. Powders 9bc pac kaye
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samples ana circular sent Tree los mail 40 Broonle It.
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IN meUdcd Tor NOIzl- Cold. Asthma. &C. ~ the
iatuiy. Testimonials nom tis most eminent may be
rrce 50 cents ler box SOLD ~ all drur-is's
They contain ~ opium or PREPARATION thereof
r. fOl GEkA CO. Sew York.
sfDtlul Acnnts
I ANtOtROI ~ PICTORIAL >N.tP-
\ lNr great ffruCi lv Coughs. tOi-. lrr4ti
l,n the Throat. aNi all arr, tons of the over
tls years oi increasing lu.i4t attest is le4t~
PAM hlets tres SOFA b, al druggists
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MASS MISSION oN EARTH "A 3Aotoi.n
VI n' d. ~ itl aus lnllcrn4 bow confirmed go -ili
urs may ue removed lAc tNi tuc u ST.. study. nu
serNnt ln and PROFESSIONAL Allt, snuNln- the D!ss
that Will Insure restored utafi. trustieutl NlttIts
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ny oftrtaNel over .tifseifu . uh-tI. Co. uitr
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