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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-10
Elnlnent Physicians

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are prescribing that tried and true remedy,
Kidney-W Wort for the worst cases of biliOusness
and constipation, as well as for kidney COM
plants. There is scarcely person to be found
that will not be greatly benefited by u thor
0ugh course of Ktlney-Wort every spring. If
you feel out of sorts, and don't know why, try
2 package of Kidney Wort and you will feel
like new crcarure-I indianapolis Sentinel.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-10
TRIgELEKS' GUIDE
I ANCASTER AND Mll.LEKsVIlLE Il. :.
i ! Cars run follows:

(NOLUMiSlA AND PORT DEPOSIT X. Il
~ Trains now run regularly Oh the Columhl.
and Port Deposit Railroad on the following
time:
The Dillon tribune., 1881-04-02
$hrrid,M Nofes.

Mr. Gen',nel still fingers, it is now over
three weeks since he has taken food.
The Ro>c.ale Opera Troupe were here
on Monday night, had Il go,xl house, and
gave entire satisfaction.
Mr.. Cislcr OF Brandon is troubled with a
cave in from an old tunnel on his Broad
gauge. The mine continues to show M
well and is encouraging; the twenty stamp
mill will be started soon.
Reports from Wisconsin, district are.
coming in almost daily, and all sav the
prospects never were better tor rich returns.
The Ra'n>lorn district is showing ur bet.
'.r 'han ever, while tho placer mines at
Browns Gulch IRE good.
Mr.. llumes, who has charge of Arm.
strongs mining operation at Georgia Gulch
is in town and reports active operations
starting. Armstrong is putting ON ten or
more men, and will sink shalt down to
the tunnel tor air; also is about common.
cling t" sink on the "Iron Lode" "W. II.
Griffith and Two Dams" 1t is rcm,rtcd
THAT )e"y has struck a yer, rich gold lead
about three miles north OF Georgia Guich,
Stone n Son are about putin. up an aras.
ira to work the quartz for the Champion
lode New discoveries are reported almost
every day. and the excitement still con.
tinues.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-04-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following persons registered ut the
Valley House, during the week ending
Friday, April 1st, 1881:
Dr. Chas. McNultv, l.. J. Fisk, II. r..
Emmerson, W. Dunn, &. Lane, Butte; q.
ID. Bolcn, Kansas City; l.. Funch, G.. Gra-
ham W. W. Cowar, rhos. Cowan, +. Glib.
son, Winfield Scott, K. Tauyhr, X. Dean,
H"zt,nan; Samuel Chestnut and family,
f. Chestnut, Geo. Chestnut, Frank Lapcrt,
Fred Smith, Chas. Gumn,, Cincinnati, q. /;
$. ID. Houston, ]. +. Coulter, J. W. Owens,
Jacksonville; ". Baldwin, Ell. Moltz lrv.
,nGton, Ill.,; +. ]. Austin, Chas Laievcr L.
t:amilyJ. IL. keenc and family. Wellington,
Del: II. G. Dodge and wife, Miss i'iilc
Titus {. W. Dodge, Portsmouth: +. Sharp,
Dcs Moinc>, lowa;H. Miller, Ben St.nson
Bob Arnold VIM. l'roh~t, James rrobst,
Louisville, n.y.; L. 4. Fitzgerald, Toledo,
Ohio; John. llarris Alex Phail, Phiipshuu @ ;
4. =. Sawyer. L. u. ~; l.. u. Chevwetn,
Washington, II. G.; L.. Hardness, Horse
Prairie; John Smith, Frank Beehrrr, John
Polling, Robert Stanley, Paul .Annis, \.
Fall, Geo. Perkcns Geo. Peck, Glen.lal, !;
Chas REYNOLDS, Park City; Frank lloG.
Scot, burnett, Vim, Mcvens and family,
Isaac Mevens and wiI,, Marshall Mcvens,
James Potts, \. p. Mcvrns and family, st.
Louis; NJ. NJ. Fos>, Jacob Lyons, San
francisco; Miss Lizzie Croft. Logan; John
Mahcan, Canada: \. Jordan, &. \. Brutfv,
Fish Creek: \. II. Woods and family, Val.
ley; James Gordon d. labcr. Silver. S.:r:
Is. Z. We>terslah, X. Srdsrmun, Omaha !;
Mrs. ]. Z. lioll. ]. Medhrrs,, Sal, Lasc
City; IL. Dutlin. I. +. Brown, Ogden; A..
IL. Brandon, L. y. Whitaker. Cache Val,
ley; J. Portros, ID. Otis, NJ. M,tiuirc. Chi.
cago; Lawrence Meyer, Daniel Grow lev,
r. Allen. Frank S,raub Mrs. Joseph Hoop.
or, Miss Mnlli' lIoomr, ilclci,a: ]. p. Us.
from, l'hos. Burns, liann;ck; +. Roberts,
&. Anderson, J. NJ Knight, lsodie; \. J..
Smith, VIM. Anderson. Los Angeles Cai. /;
q. Owens, David Cunt,is, Boston.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-04-02

Dillon can boast Of having the best Off
GERS of any town of her size in the terrific.
ry. 1t is almost impossible for man ia
escape the authorities after committing {
crime in the county.
Mr.. Geo. Peck, of McCarty Mountain,
gave us pleasant call ON Thursday last
Mr.. P. says there are plenty of prospectors
in that vicinity but they are not making
much headway on account Of the deep
snow.
While crowd Of spectators were stand
ing around the ruins Of the Northwestern
warehouse last Sunday, IMAM by the
name of Frank Winsel, picked up a grip
sack belonging tn A. ]. Davis, Of Helena,
and was making off with it, but was cap
turcd by Deputy Sheriff Foster, and lodged
in the city Jail. After Winsel had been ar
rested he slapped boy in the face and call
citizen a son.of.a-b-h, and had it not
been for the protection Of the Sheriff the
fellow would have met with hard deal i;
but Bish is a good one and soon had the
satisfaction Of looking through the CRATES
at his prisoner. Winsel had hearing be.
fore his honor Sim Estes, on Monday, and
was given thirty days in the county jail
He was taken TO Bannack on Wednesday.
On last Sunday evening, at about ten
o'clock our citizens were startled BY dull,
heavy rumbling ending with terrible
crash. People rushed into the streets al.
most panic stricken, to ascertain the cause
Of their fright, when they soon learned that
the large Northwestern forwarding house
had, under its ponderous load Of freight,
fell to the ground in ruins. In a very few
minutes hundreds Of people had gathered
III wonder around the great wreck, and
there beheld the cause Of the frightful noise
and shock they had experienced but few
moments before. The structure had been
built upon trestlc work about four feet from
the ground, and it appeared that the found
alton commenced giving way at the north
end, letting the building tall by sections.
The warehouse was 40 feet wide and So
feet in length, and contained about $50
tons Of freight. Besides the main building,
platform 40 feet long heavil, laden with
silver bullion, also fell at the same time.
There were about zoo tons of flour stored
upon the inside, much Of which was dam.
aged. A guard was placed around the
wreck during the night, and on Sunday
force OF men were set ut work clearing
up the debris, and storing the flour and 9th.
or pcrisi,able matter into hox.cars. Mr.. W.
NJ. Rank estimates the damages at $3oo.
The rebuilding Of the structure i, progress.
ing RAPIDLY and will b. completed in few
days.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-04-02
Good Resolutions.

Oh dear! the week is almost done
And Sunday comes SO soon,
"Tis time to make our programme out
For Sunday afternoon.
Not long ago with bat and ball
We gathered on the greene(:)
And tlattened many a Roman nose
Before we left the scene.
And then We played another game
With carpct-bags and tins,
Which wasn't hardly "shinnv"
Though it was hard on shins.
Last Sunday was the best Of all,
With gallant four in hand
We sailed around the Dillon streets
A sight sublime and grand.
And that we all enjoyed ourselves
There cant be any doubt
Especially when we called around =.
And took the ladies out.
And when we all were perchcd outside
There were only seventeen,
The artist photographed the crowd,
Twas such noble scene.
And such darling photograph
IT'S such a perfect pearl,
If We could tell which one was lis,
We'd send it to our girl.
But now we're signing for Il change
All these pursuits are tame
Suppose we yet some kiuses
And try polo game.
Sometimes we register vow
While brushing Sunday coats
10 go to church and Sunday scln,,l
And SOW no more wild oats.
And II We ever strike town
Where girls are not NO few,
We mean TO join the bible class,
AS all Young men should do.
And learn our verses all bv heart
And even start the tunes.
And never race about the place
On Sunday afternoons.
]. =.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-04-02
NOTICE OF ELECTION, TO CHANGE
THE COUNTY SEAT OF
BEAvERHEAD COUNTY.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Rooms.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Rooms,
OFFICE or County CLERK Il RECORDER
BASNAcK, NJ. r., March 18th, 1881.
Notice is hereby given: That on the first
Monday OF May, a. ID. 1851, In the County
Of Beaverhead, an Election will he held
tor the purpose OF voting on the following
proposition viz: To change the County
seat Of said County to Dillon, and, against
changing the County seat OF said County to
Dillon, at which Election polls will !~ opcr.
at O'Clock in the morning and continue
open until 6 O'Clock in the afternoon Of the
same day. in the following places to wit:
liann;Ick, ut the office OF County Clerk;
Aryent;, at the house OF Mrs +. Frvnr!. ::
Dewev's Flat, 1T the school house;
Glendale,
Horse Prairie, at the house of Pat lit,)chan
Lion City, at the school house;
Red Rock, ut the house of Toe Shine.
berger;
Quartz Hill, at the cabin of W. p. Spur;
Spring Hill, ut the Water Tank;
Heaverhcad ut the house OF ]. :. Wilson:
Birch Creek. at the house of VIM. Oliver;
l5ortelrs, at the house OF W. IL. Bortrll;
Darling, at the house OF Joe A. Brown;
Dillon, ut the school house:
Elacktail, ut Pointlcxter's school house:
by order OF the Board Of County Com
missioners.
Attest
AL. f. CRATER.
Clerk Of the Board Of County sF"'.
commissioners Of BravcrIlr.,u
County, Montana Territory.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-04-02
MARRIED.

ANnsR>oN--RrMBl.-At the residence
OF the brides parents. in the Jefferson
Valley near / ish creek, March the :4tls,
1851, Rev. +. \. Riygin officiating, MIR
A. Anderson and Miss Nellie Bunby.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-04-02
Big Sunday Dinner ut the Valley House,
April Third.
Bill Of Fare.


Bill Of Fare.
SOUPS:
Oyster soup, Chicken Brot!, ana Egg
Crumb soup.
ROAsTs:
Roast Beet, Pork, Mutton, Chicken,
Lamb and Veal.
ROLLED MEATS
Boiled Mutton, Fish, Ham, Tongue,
Corn Ecei-f'rica>ce Chicken, Beef \ La
Mode.
BAKED MEATS:
Baked Hart, Liver, Fish, Spare. Ribs,
Breast Of Lamb, Porl: Srillct-O>stcr Pat.
ties, Frcassec Kidney on Toast
vEGETAELns:
Slrwcd Corn, Ste .cd Tomatoes. Boil, ID
Cabbage, Green Peas, Mashed Potatoes,
and Baked Beans.
Lemon Cocoannt, Apple, Peach, Plum
and Custard Pies.
PUDDINGS:
Plumb, Jenny Lind. Cabinet, Rice and
custard Puddin.s, and Apple Dun.plinys.
Coach Arrivals and Departures to and
From Dillon.
Tho following is the arrival and .,,part
"re OF the ctnc''cs t" and from Dillon, on
the Giimcr y Salisbury stage lines:
Departures.
Butte, Deer Lodge
And Sp.n.
Glendale,
Helena, Virginia
And Z. Dam.
Bozeman.
liannack Il Arscnta. Dam.
Arrivals.
Butte, Deer Lodge
Glendale.
Helena, Virginia
And ! 6p.m.
Bannack Il Arsenta 6p.m,
JOHN J. FALl.ON, Agent.
NOTICE TO RANCHMEN.
I have Il quantity of Seed Wheat for sail.
~ Amy my RANCH and also at the Mill Greek
Minis Sarge Hall.
-
o.
NOTICE.
All parties Knowing Themselves indebted
tn the late firm nj Rife & Ayles, will
pleas. call and settle.
- a. S. Rife.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-04-02

NOTICE.
All parties knowing Themselves indebted
tn the late firm "f Rife & .Ayles, will
pleas. call and settle.
- a. S. Rife.
, 1881-09-04

WANTED = F1kST-CLASS BLANK
w book *infsheF, bank-b,4uk sewers ,ud ruling
Hinchine ,t tecdsEs; experienced hands. LEnOW X
, 1881-09-04

WANTED -' BENCH HANDS AND
~ boys IN stat and niortising n;ac'.ire-. Will
ito!sEnrs sash door. snd blind factory. Franklin
, 1881-09-04

WANTED-A FIEST-CLASS COOK. TO
~ du washing, iru1linI and cooking in 4 family
Of three. Must have good references. thoroughly
meat ana competent. psln COOK; no Irish. Address
Il .ss Tribune uttire.
, 1881-09-04
"ANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR
" General houSework. +;7 NOrla la SA.-st.

N|ANTED-A FIi:ST-CLASS GIRL TO
4. ~ dp general huusc"D-k for small family of
Three Must llnvc u'luestlonatc references tnd be
good cook. Inquire Monday 1T u North Adjust
, 1881-09-04

NTANYED-.l BUSINESSMAN WITH
w. few hundred dollars tu take agency for
the City nf Chtcs:C0 Gall hetween } aud l..:30 Mon
day norning nt Room Ill. Palmer liD,lsc.
, 1881-09-04

WANTED A GOOD GERMAN OR
" Scandinavian Nurse girl that will assist in light
third toor, front.
, 1881-09-04

WASTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO GEN
.,tf er:ti nlu*essork. to 70 to WnukeEan. Apply
, 1881-09-04

N7-iNTED-lOGNG NAN BETWEEN
~ Ii ana y to tend od,-foustau and make him.
se!i usetu! ni'out Il cands-sture, Apply utter IL
, 1881-09-04

:" "ANrED-TlIREE GIRLS, ONE To
~ 10 ea.hcr-wutk aid assist In dining -r.,o, one
y az dining room work. and til. other assist in
kitchen. Apply 1T ii West I.Ake-st.
, 1881-09-04

"ANTED-PArEk RULE.t-STEADY
-! place to tnst and competent mun. j. j. SP.tl-
DING i Co, lis {,Iark-
, 1881-09-04

WTANTED-A GOOD CUSTOM GIFT
~ ter 10 work In wholesale ciuti1ir, house to
cut custom work and shop work at the same time
Apply at cuttinE-room northwest corner Fitth-ay.
MDurnr-st "-'-- >~''
, 1881-09-04

WANTED-A GOOD GIHI. FOR GEN
~ era 4oHseWnrk; must come well recommended.
, 1881-09-04

1NANTED-A YOUNG NAN FOR 4
W STEADY situation; who can read und write,
ana wsao Is not ntr.id 10 .+o1k Address Is, TriG
, 1881-09-04

1XTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
" hOuscwsirk: must tc good wn.tler uud ironer:
wages = hcr week. Apply ut Ii t'.dct-,e., near
, 1881-09-04

WANTED-AN EXpEnIENCED AND
~ energetic solicitor fur rity and county by
Old and rclsnhc liteinsrsnce company. Tcruls lib
c17tl. Address W IL. Tribune uf1tce.
, 1881-09-04

w ANlED-GERM:AN BOY, II YEARS
- oH. - learn drug business; prefer one with
n1ns expefaence Buchnan's Drug Store stutr unu
, 1881-09-04

WAN'rED-A FIIsST-CLASS COOK IN
" family OF twn- NUne )uI those having the
ysEy best of Tefe1ences need u!'py. Apply ut vi
, 1881-09-04

"ANTED-A THOROUGHLY CUAL-
W pettnt nduIe-ased American woman to IL.
general funseN ofk In sE.tl ta1niiy where the lady
ot tAc f'o,,se Ii a invalid. 10 the right good
West Van 1,urc1l-st. ~
, 1881-09-04

w ANTED-A SMART, HONEST BOY
~ nhtut lG years. old tn drive wagon and maxi,
nlnsci, usSfI;: must cuue recommended Aypy nj
A. II. bANNEs &C. = 70 Dcartorl.-st.
, 1881-09-04

M TANTED-o GIRLS FOR KITCHEN
~ ai,tt second work III private boarding house,
at LII D.iTbbrI1-ny ~'
, 1881-09-04

MJANTED-A YOUNG NAN WHO HAS
w good knowledge oi job n.fl.c, ana wllo
tEo'ouSAly undcFstaids tlc Gordon presses ro II
Iarsy WEo VII! 1--WE satisfaction permanent siua
~ Tribute office.
, 1881-09-04

WANTED-IN y PRIVATE FAMILY,
" aEood girl Us cluk; must be thoroughly com
retcn1: M wssfi;nE or irning; good und per-
inatIcii place. Tall ut IL Washing ton-st
, 1881-09-04

"ANfED-GERMAN Or SWEDISH
~ girl for general nouscwork 1916 3Iichtsan-ay.
WANTED 4 GOOD AND CONPE-
lfs. Mtchi"ni-ly. @'''' -
, 1881-09-04
WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR
.,st general housework. Apply Monday ut IS

| W-lNTED-4i GIRL FOR GENERAL
ssf ho.lsew0rk In small family: Ho children; South
man Scshdtnnvia, or English iii nrt.frsrcf NJ
| dress = y, Tribune uflcu. -
, 1881-09-04

TRADES.
GITUATlCN WANTED-DT A FIRST.
~. class too printer in good os@e- Address " H.
, 1881-09-04

N7ANTED-AN INTELLIGENT, WILL
w i.lg smart active bog. whtI can Come well rcc-
Dmmetded, and can writ. pldiy und Is good ue,l-
man: ~ such >ne salary OF slt} tst yer with
tribune office. N~'
, 1881-09-04

NTANTED-FOUk GENTLEMEN OF
Et'ed address, AMI with references security,
TO CANVASS city merchants; = to Stu ly easily til
Appy IuesdA M,.d nItet Ut ikVon L. Lii Washington
, 1881-09-04

OR THREE ACTIVE
=? boys IN wholesale tnwArc and timers STOCK
Address. with references, W l. Tribune office,
, 1881-09-04

WANTED-GOOD SAMARITAN SOCI-
~ ETY.. III East Randolph st.-Wnrk ut ujl kind,
ior wontn; strnlscrs assisted; uu;srd, <UJ and
, 1881-09-04

WANTED-A GOOD, ABLE TRAVEL
~ Ing salesman. for notions fancy dry goods
yho ha* s1ng es1ab!ishcd ti7.'Ie other ne,s An-
i'ly. EEkf.lZi!iMEk l. RACK, l73 East Siaut-
uft-StatrS.
, 1881-09-04

NTANTED-SEFE CARPENTERS
F On sissi doors and blinds pI:tnsr. mil on
West Fourtccnth-st., between Lumber and stewart
, 1881-09-04

GOOD GIRL WHO Is 4
~ hrst-class cook and launurc$s. Apply at .4t,
tfictli:ntl-nr. -'.'-3 RI -
, 1881-09-04

NJ WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL;
W fnmiy oftwo; good cook and iaundrcss; must
cnme wei! rccomMended: t;eriuan SwcGc pre-
ferrcd Apply tt ilG South Oak!cy-,.y,
, 1881-09-04

NTANTED-A PACKER IN \ WHOLE
W sale crOckcTy And glassware establishment.
Address. with experience nld reference, Il, Trib-
ntsicC.
, 1881-09-04

11TANTED-GOCD GIRLS Fol. HOUSE,
~ work Apply tu us for situations and good
homes With the best tamcs International Employ
uicIt Bureau, 1i Nntilsh-ny. corner Hurr!suI1-st
, 1881-09-04

ANTED-PAINIEI,- ME- AT
w. Nells-st- depot Monday morning, at Gas. {.
, 1881-09-04

CO.ATAIAkEltS AND
" one Inntsu.skcr to 20 West 10 nrst-ci1ss
worktAen good "a-cs ,l1d steady employment APP
ry Monday, sept. ). 10 IL. II. Marks s. co, is}
Clalk-Sl-. between II and O'Clock.
, 1881-09-04

"ASTED-A COPYING HOUSE PHO
~ ig@rarteT: must understand the business in
S1lr anu contact HcpartnCnts, ASA making mega
tiyes prints. @tld tUncing; work and EDou uar
Address :. q. ISRAEL, Ell;:lewood, i'll,
, 1881-09-04

WANTED - 90 SEWING MACHINE
w hands. 60 franc hands, and Il lot Of young
eir:s 70 finish H. W. WEruE uEliEL, ls5 Wabash-Av..
third tfHor. ' 80 '7'
, 1881-09-04

WAA;N,,:TrE;apy, A;,,:r ;ay,so. ~ OPERATORS o, 7 X TO 70
tELl1 Il tiEtDcLBEItti T. X, :af! Aiuuist,il-sf
, 1881-09-04
KIT TANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO COOK,
w wash. and iron. Ca!i VI is West Westinghouse.

M ASTED-A FIltST-CLASS GERMAN
" or seundi1tl -an :.rt for general ht,usework in
4 small sslvate -suicrtcan tlmy., Apply ut ~:
f'r,tsj-aT. -
, 1881-09-04

WANTED = -EXIFRIEECED HANDS
~ tor crochetinK hoods anu clidren's sn4tluc.:
Work to be- taken home; prompt nay. is North els
, 1881-09-04

WANTED - AT ANNA HOUSE, 10,
" North Clark-st.. q 1irst-cass hssi and second
cook at unte.
, 1881-09-04

"ANTED-A GIltl. FOR GENERAL
~ houscwork tseaudinavi4n preferrcc) in u
suburban own- Cali Monday ut i. West Randolph
ST. ul3-allrS. " ''
, 1881-09-04

WANrED-25 GIRLS IN BOOK
htindSry ,.i . to learn folding. DONouUE s
, 1881-09-04

NTANTED g CILaMBERMAIDS AT
~ Harrison Court uote1, Harrison and Hal
, 1881-09-04

WTAN'rED-SECOND GIRL TO ASSIST
w with washin. and ironing: wages 8. Cali
Ao'sy - Madison loom a opposite Tribunu
Building. ' - N
, 1881-09-04

"ANTED--l GOOD MAN 10 TAKE
W care VI horses. All West Van Euren-st-
, 1881-09-04

WASTED-AT ONCE. AN ENPERL-
Vf c'eed girl 1or general housework. Must have
good re :eTeEccs. No 81 Ai(ftnc suuare
, 1881-09-04

"ANTED-4l PARTY WHO Is WELL.
~ posted iii stationery and blank bucks To seila
specially IN th:t liHe h- inncenents offered TO the
r!:ht man. Address Y 81. Tribune uflce
, 1881-09-04

"ANTE.D-A YOUNG GIRL TO CARE
H., tor child i've years old. Apply Monday
, 1881-09-04

WANTED a COMPETENT NURSE
4, ~ Etr! for Il baby weeks old. Sono but those
nay the best nj references need answer. Address
, 1881-09-04

WASTED-SMAKr, HONEST OFFICE
W BOYS Une Vile has lad not less than ue wears
experience in otfGc work Address, with references
and saary wanted. = 81, Tribune Office
, 1881-09-04

WANTED-A FANCY WRITER. MALE
10y Or female. IL do catd-writing. Call OIL l.. Ii.
THOMAS. 81 Wnbash.av.
, 1881-09-04

WANTED-A FIRST-CLASSC COOK FOR
w private family. German preferred; also first
clhss laundry girl: Guul w,tres paid good girls. APP
p, Munday aud Tuesday, with references, ~.
1nGiau:-3t.
, 1881-09-04

WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED WON
fT nn tu do tho touscworf III tu1nity Ut twu, -
miles frnul Chcn0. Only those wishlL:. quiet and
permanent hume nrcd apply. tsoOd iefcrcuces re-
IuirEu. Address \ u. Tribune ntilce.
, 1881-09-04

TITANTED-AG GIRL TO ca GENERAL,
u! honseWnEE. - 70 t. south Evanston. Inquire
ot Z. u. CLARKE, - Michi:an-*I
, 1881-09-04

WANTED--AG GOOD STEADY MAN TO
w take nf ilyrscs and wurk arVut ,hn honss.
no driving: must he and tidy and ri,c vd rel
efences; wages $iS. Apply ut Jas East Chica.t-,y
, 1881-09-04

WANTED-DOYI IN BOOH-EDGE G1LD-
w tns-shup. GtuIhuu: pIaGr. lu5 East A1ult-
tsOlA-st l1lqutlas 0Y E. u. SlfElI.l;ltU.
, 1881-09-04

WANTED BY AN OLD ESI'AD-
w sled hou.c salesman for Michigan, Mis-
sonti, and Kansas tn garry full line of lace goods
, 1881-09-04

"ANTED-A GOOD STRONG GIRL
~ f97 general homework; must be good cook,
neat a'd r!easint also furnish good references.
Gnnd ,vn.es for tho riIht person. Apply To ". e.
Hyde Park. Call NJ pitlny
, 1881-09-04

WANrED-A SWEDE OF GERMAN
or. Apply ut :kii Lske-uv.
, 1881-09-04

NTANTED-A COMPETENT SECOND
-!l FIJI Best Of references required. Apply at
, 1881-09-04

Nv WANTED-FITE CAAVASSEES-L
,ff dies preferred who hnye large ucu,aintance
IN the CITY among tie tlFst families The rjsnl PARTIES
can make from =. 70 80 per week. Only those who
~. Tribune office.
, 1881-09-04

WTANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w hnusc"ork: Ennd wages; German preferred.
Inquire :ait3 Ealumet-ay.
, 1881-09-04

wv 1sgft0 TItAVEL WHO
" has had experienced! family package dyes
pcrtuuer;, ctc. -ttdr.sS Nv 81, Tribune Uttict.
, 1881-09-04

MISCELLANEOUS.
"ANTED-LADIE TO SELL NEEDLE
7I PACKAGES fancy cases. aces, c1abroidcrtcs. etc;
1autcs at WORK III the eity making <i to E1 eek
particulars free. e. II. LIN lStiTUS rs III nt,.,h-ny
, 1881-09-04

NYANTED-AD|ER SOLICIT
w Or tor musica! publication Ut character and
circulation. Apply 10 J. j. SpALDING CO., LIS
, 1881-09-04

"AETED.A FIEST-CLASS NAN 70
~ take charge ot wholesale and retail wall
laicf pu*tnsss; must thoroughly understand it, id
dress ~ Tribune Office. - -
, 1881-09-04

"ANTED-AT Isl DE.lRDUEN-AV. 4
~ st.Onz. willing yum. do the work
around II h!uSe: ~ such an ora good home +.rnr~
ali1Eed. Y !, Tribune Office, F
, 1881-09-04

"ANTED-AB BRIGHT. T.INrELl.IGEET
w boy Abt''tt 1G years uid: reside with Ills
parents anu come wcll rcc.'lsncnhed. Inquire III the
1cseclry-StuFc ii East stAdispn Aftcr9 L.
, 1881-09-04

WTANTED-A GOOD PROTESTANT
" girl tt do hoNsework in a private faniitys one
VII" can iron shirts anu tolIars S:U Veruon-nv.,
near t:utG,Ge Er0Xc-aY. - -. ~
, 1881-09-04

WANTED - CROCUETERS AT 2453
~ IFairtc-ay. SteaaJ work and good r,ly.
, 1881-09-04

WANTFD-A- GOOD RELIABLE GIRL.
~ to take care Of children. Cull at lis Ash
, 1881-09-04

WTANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR
~ general houscwork; wages f. Apply IL .l5
fl t.st
, 1881-09-04

WANTED = BOYS ON JEWELH1-
m, e,AGs; those having experience preferred
, 1881-09-04

M ANTED = TWO EXPERIENCED
~ saiesfadss l1t iaccs. Huuc tut t.rst-cias:
eulds :.esc Hpply. IL State-st. -
, 1881-09-04

YT-ANTED-A MAN 10 PACK LOOK
~ glasses and nfbidint5, ut CUGGES1iALL'S
fuc;ory :7A Carr0ll-av. =,
, 1881-09-04

"ANTED-A GOOD GERMAN Or
~ Scandinavian girl to work In private family OF
six; must 6e good took atld lnundrcss. WuEes is-
, 1881-09-04

WANTED-A SWEDE, NORWEGIAN,
Or German girl to III, general housework In pri-
vate family ut three. Apply i. Ioulnis-st.
, 1881-09-04

w W.aNlE1)--A TIME-kEEpEH IN TIE
y country: ttne that can take charge Of fnrr
ES.htyy Etuyy ftlpioShaent t"r Tie right nrn o. s. ~
oAtHlic Ice Io.- Iwcnt; fourth and HutItr-:;:s
, 1881-09-04

WANTEp-DOl Is Or ii AEA AHS' OLD
Ky to 20 crrstnds and make himself peue;;,!,y uss-
1cl wh view Of learning the bus1,:css. Iie(c-.oct.
required. liSGFELD g. IIElDELEEEf;fit II;
Mlt{fsu31-st 49,
, 1881-09-04

! NTANTED = EXPERIENCED TRIM
LANAi. with D. u. Fisk j. Co, Honduy lorntnc
, 1881-09-04

CITUATlON WANTED-DT L PfGACI
~ tcal pertuuler: understands all kinds toilet and
1undry sOaf. Address Wy Fu.on-st,
, 1881-09-04

wv NANTED-DRUG CLERK WHO HAS
w had experience fl compromising prescriptions.
Give a:e, cxpericnce. and saiAry expected Address
1IihIlur
, 1881-09-04

NTANTED-4A NORWEGIAN or DAN
~ ish Eir to help wash and iron. Apply 1T base
mcnt dnpc III UntIris>- St
, 1881-09-04
TNANTED-A GIRL IN 4 FAMILY To
W do nItn coohin@ Iii East Jnckson- St, doors
east u t!.Fk, Oi,LuSit. IOst-tlttiec.
"ANrED-GUOD COOK AND LAUN-
dress fur snuil Iuuily. go North La Salc-st-

WANTED--t2o WEST JACkSON-ST.,
,1f near laulii'n. :. Protestant t.ir to do general
houscNurk in II small fg.ny: desirable place.
, 1881-09-04

NTANTED-:ANE NEXpERlENCEDII HARD
w ware packcr.t Must be w"1l recommended. y
Soou sober reliable nsI Gan t:nd sl,aIy employ
lnciit by addre ssinE " i. Tribune utIice.
, 1881-09-04

1ITANTED-BI WHOLESALE house
w boy about Ii years OF age assist III ,tfice
work; good opening. Address. statlug age and ret
cncc. + -. Tribune Oittcc.
, 1881-09-04

WANTED- 1.-TWO GIRLS TO DO GEN
table Apply Al Wcst.,Hashin:ton-s1-