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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-10-28
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Palmer Eli, 2 horses ] mule and
impts, taxes seVenty-five to eight
Parish Saml, 8 horses 8 cattle ]
wagon and impts, seyenty-one &c
seventy-eight.
Parker " 81, z cattle and impts
taxes seventy-three to eight.
Parker w L, | OK / wagon, taxes
seventy three to eight.
Parker VIM w, ] horse 10 cattle
taxes seventy -four to eight.
Parker Henry. impts and stock
taxes seventy-seven to eight.
Parker T B, / horse and impts
taxes seyenty-seEen to eight.
Parker Jno A, stock ard impts
taxes seventy seven to eight.
Parker J B, 6 oxen 2 wagons, tax
seyenty-seyen to eight.
Perkins Abb, (c.) l horse e. impts
seventy-twe to seven.
Perkins Allen, 1 horse 4 cattle.
seventy four to six.
Perkins B B, l horse, seventy
seven to eight.
Perkins David, / horse, seventy.
four to eight.
Perkins Daniel, impts, seVenty-hVe
to eight.
Perkins Isham, 2 horses 2 oxen
and impts, seyenty-one to eight
Perkins Jerry, ] horse, seTenty-siz
to eight.
Perkins Jno, / horse 2 oxen, seven.
ty-two to eight.
Perkins Jno FL, / horse 8 cattle
seyenty-seyen and eight.
Perkins Joel, Z cattle, seyenty-twe
to seventy eight.
Perkins Reese, l60 acres, u e1 SEE
8t7sr1 10 W, seVenty-seyen ano
seventy eight.
Perkins r W, son A J P, / mars
and cap. in trade, seventy-sever
and seveEty-eight.
Perkins Rudolph 4csttle and impts
serenty-two to eight.
Perkins Sol, / horse A cattle, seg'
enty-four to eight.
Perkins, s w, 2 horses, seventy
seven and eight.
Perkins TAlbert, l horse, seventy.
four to eight.
Perkins Wm, son of Isaac, one
horse s cattle, seyenty-six to
seyenty-eight.
Perkins Wisdom 4 cattle and impts
seyenty-seven and eight.
Perkins Joshua, one horse, seven.
ty-eight.
Pearin jean Louis, q horses 2 oxen
and impts, seventy six to eight
Pierce D P, Is cattle and impts,
seventy three to eight.
Pierce Sol, so acres n ] Of n
sec 26t3sr l2w,seyenty seven-e
Piuder G w, one horse, seventy
seven and eight.
Pilley w B. one horse, seventy
seven and eight.
Pichon Moses, one horse five cat
tie 8 sheep, seventy two to eight.
Pichon Scipion, 2 oxen and impts,
seventy Que to eight.
Picard Armelien, one horse and
impts, seventy eight.
Phillips w M, 2horses IA cattle and
Impts, seventy six to eight.
Plaisanee Hyp, one horse seventy
four to eight.
Potter w ID, 100 acres Of land pur-
chased OF Wm Simmons, and
impts, seventy four to six
Prater Pleasant, 2 oxen 2 horses
one cart and impts, seventy to
seventy eight.
Prater wild. Frances, 200 head cat
tie, seventy eight.
Puio Amos, impts on public land,
seventy three to eight.
Puio Louis, two horses, seventy
one to eight.
Prescott ALI, one horse and impts,
seventy seven and eight.
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Walker J, one horse and improy'ts,
seventy-three to eight.
Walker Jas, horses 10 cattle ] wagon
and impts, seventy-fvc to eight.
Walker S c, l horse, oxen ono log
cart, segenty-one to eight.
Washington lsham, l horse, 2 oxen &
impts, seventy-sevcn and eight.
Washington Spencer, two horses and
impts, seventy-seven and eight.
Watson A J, 100 acrs sec 80 T 2 Is R 8
W, taxes seventy-eight.
Warden Jas, horse, seventy-scven.
Warden Jno, l horse 2 cattle, seventy
five to eight.
Warden Thos, l horse and impts, sew
enty-six to eight.
Ward Marion, or Word 4 cattle and
impts, seyenty-seven and eight.
Weeks Levi. @ oxen cart, seventy
three to eight.
Welsh Jas, 40 acres land and ilnpts,
horse l8 cattle, serenty-seven.
Welsh & Bro, 40 acres land on Sugar
creek, seventy-seyen and eight.
Weldon Jacob, one horse, tax '78.
Weldon VIM, impts, seventy seven and
eight.
West Absolom, ! horse 8 cattle, seven
ty seven to eight.
West Nathaniel, 8 horses AZ cattle &
impts, seyenty-three to eight.
West Richard, 2 horses, 5 cattle and
impts, seventy seven and eight.
White II II, one horse, taxes 10 TO rs.
White Jno, 2 oxen and impts, seventy.
seven to eight.
White Il w, one horse, seventy-eight
Whitaker Jas +, horses and ilnpts d
S cattle, seventy-six to eight.
Whiddon Bennett, lG0 acrs land pur
of J NJ Hennegan, rs to 70.
Whiddon Eli, 3 horses 6 cattle, seven
ty-ono to eight.
Wilson Hugh, one horse and impts,
scyenty-six to eight.
Wilmington Sam, one horse, seventy
seven to eight.
Williams Clara b, 3O3 aers, sec ls d
" 4 A
lyT W. seVenty-se'eh q eight:
Williams Henry A, 100 acrs IA of
NV Ii W IL OF " IL OF s " IA
sec l5T6 sR7 W, taxes 70 to 70.
Williams Henry, C. one horse, seventy
seven and eIsht'
Williams jacob l morse oxen ana
imPts' seVenty-one to eight
Williams ) W. one morse ana imp's'
seyenty,threc to eight
Williams p" ., one noise oxen anu
impts' sgVenty-two to eI9nL
Williams Isaac, % acres, IotS q
sec 2lT - R . W 10 acres sec ~
T9 sE W, bought OF michael De-
mott, taxes seEenty-eight.
Williams JAS, two horses ana lmpts'
seyenty-seyen and eight
Williams Miles, 40 aers land on Eng
hsh Bayou, seyehty-seVen ana eight;
Williams IeteF, horses : cattle ana
impts, seYenty-seYen and e'ght'
Williams SAM G. imPts' seSenty-seVen
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Nat Rathaniel, 2 cattle and impts,
seEenty-fye TO eight.
Nealey, N @, 4 horse s cattle, sew
auty-six to eight.
RsaIsg j ~, 2 horses s cattle and
sAa5ts, sevent seven and eight.
.sson Uriah, Que horse, seventy
three TO eight
Nichols Jonas, 1 horse 6oxsp i'm
provemenss, taxes rs ~ rs.
Nichols 3 n, q horses ana impts,
taxes ~ to
ahois j n ael, 2 horses 2eat-
sIa aud s, taxes "a II
slsos M s hQfRsa cattle AM
gse, taxes l7 10
ssiaa s GETS b al "a 81 Z
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Terms and Conditions
Cash.

Said property shall be offered first
for not less than the total amounts of
all taxes, licenses, interest and cost due
thereon on the first day of January,
1880, and the costs Of the sale. under
the Act No. SO. And after the entire
list has been offered, all such property
upon which no bids equal to the
amount has been made, shall be again
offered, without Reimbursement, for
not less than the principal, interest,
costs and expenses as aforesaid, and
all such sales shall be continued from
day to day until completed. The deed
of all sales to vest in the purchaser an
absolute title to Improperly described
therein without redemption.
DAVID III. LYONS,
Sheriff and Elk Officio Tax Collector.
OCTOBER, IA, 1882.
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Town Roll.

GuilIory L g, Q horses, tax seventy-six.
Gorham Est. G w, / lot fronting on
Pithon's alley, tax seventy-seven.
Hansen Chris, acres block SO Of the
Bilbo 8 d, seventy-seven and eight.
Hampton G P, / horse and buggy, tax
seventy-scyen.
johnson Christian, lot in town Of Lake
Charles fronting Ryan st tax 70.
Kinder J A, horse and dray, capital
in trade, seventy-fyc to eight.
Murray Geo, | lot fronting Pithon's
alley, taxes seventy-eight.
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seYsntr.seren and eipht.

seventy-seven and eight.
Vincent Jos, one horse IL cattle,
seventy-six to eight.
Vincent Martin, three mares and
impts, seventy-three to eight.
Vincent Ed, one horse As cattle,
seventy-seyen and eight.
Vincent Frank. one horse & impts,
seventy-seyen and eight.
Vincent Marcellin, two horses l5
cattle and impts, seventy-seven
and eight.
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the corporation and be- subject to sale
| by the directors. Any other OF differ
ent measures for the collection Or fors
fixture OF said stock may be taken as
are provided for by the laws Of sasd
State Of Louisiana.
As fast as any subscriber shall pay
upon the stock subscribed by him, cer-
| tiiicates Of stock may be issued 10 him
for the eumber OF shares which the
payments made by him shall ansountto.
All certificates Of stock shall be
signed by The president and secretary
and shall state thenumber Of shares for
which it is issued, that such shares afe
full paid, the names Of the owner and
date OF the certificate. No certificates
for any stock rot full paid shall be is
sued.
A stock book showing Tie stock Is
sued and to whom issued, and the
transfers made shall be kept by the
secretary. Tho stock may be trans
ferred upon the books Of the company
in person, or by attorney upon the SUR
render Of the certificate transferred.
The unsubscribed stock Of the cor
poratiOn may be taken and subscribed
for upon n book to be provided fof that
purpose by the directors, by an Agree
ment by the respective subscribers to
take the number Of shares Of snch stock
specified by them aud pay for the sam@
as payment shall be called for BY no.
tice 81 at least thirty days in writing
signed by majority Of the directors
according to the terms end conditions
Of the charter Of said corporation.
No stock exceeding said amount ok
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
shall be subscribed or issued, and all
stock which shall be subscribed after ax
In addition to the subAcfiptinnto tile
amount OF two hundred and fifty thou-
sand dollars. md all stock Issued in adj
dition TO the stock issued upon such
subscription shall be absolutely void.
ii. All notices provided Tor IN this
charter 10 be given may be served by
depositing them 10 the post office. adj
dressed to the post Office address, Of the
person to be notified with the postage
prepaid.
Ia witness whereof we have hereto
signed our names this hrsk dag Of Sop
TENDER. A D. 1892.
NATHAN ID. BRADLEY.
WILLIAM O. YAWKEXs
LEWIS PENU4ER,
HOWARD II. BRAKENRIpGE,
r.. III. MASON,
BENTON HANCHEFT,
SUSAN L. HANCHETT.
EDWARD A. BRAKRNRIDGE
EAfELINE II. Bradley,
BYRON u. WARREN,
SIMCOE CHAPMAN,
ELBRIDGE M. FOWLER
Witnesses
G., M. SrAkE.
u. b. HAseRarr,
M M DAYTON.
MARY HEENAA,
A. ID. GRHA,
BENJAMIN GERR,
JAMES A. LINN.
M. nd. DAYTON,
H., FXFzHUaH,
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~a M, M, -DAAiDffs
Aesary Public illMnil iSE
Bay Ddunty, Mi0Aiass q


/, David FL. Jerome, Governor III Az
State of Michigan, do hereby certify
that Gilbert M. Stark and BeniafaiN
Geer, whose names are subsof tilssl q
the foregoing certificates III aeknoAA,
edgement were at the dates of said es,r
tifieates respectively Netaiiaa Puhhe IN
and for the County 81 Saginaw, aAa tssn
said Al Nj, Dayton, whose uame is sss
scribed 10 the foregoing eertifaale II
acknowledgements, was at tha dnfepl
said certificate a Notary Public ii aud
Tor the County Of Bay, ia the Stite "a
Michigan, dnly appointed mud cannis
stoned and as SUCH Notaries puhlc in
th0rized to administer oatlls III s4ia
Counties and State, and that tllair auis
as sach Notariss Public are quilted IA
fnll faith and credit. ana aequg isitsa
with their respective hand within eas
and verify believe chat the rAspact
i've signatures sahsoribed 10 said aerf
titicates Of Acknowledgment are fAeil
genuine signatures.
further certify chat tho lnEegqiNs
acknowledgment are mada In eunfnrnl
ity with the lays az said State.
r> IN witness wherepf j have
hereto subscribed my haa and
: nalne and caused u he Htlixaa
s---rs the seal Vf The Shsta al Alisii
gan, this 18th dry 81 SaptAnbqr
1852, At the City Of lansing the
Stale Of Michigan
DAVID II ERIAfE
Dan, 3, Bmaaa'
Dep Secretary 81 Slate
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STATE OF MICHIGAN,

County OF SAGINAW. ss
On this second day u September, A.
ID. 1882, before nae the nndersigned,
Notary Public in and for said County,
personally appeared Emeline II, Brad
ley, to me personally known to be the
same person described Id and WHO
signed aud subscribed the foregoing
instrument and severally and raapeci-
lively acknowledged that she executed
the said inssrament.
sa BENJAMIN GEER,
Notary Public in and Tor
Saginaw Co, Mich
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sTATE on MICHIGAN. 1

On this first day 81 September, A
d. 1882, before me the undersigned,
Notary Public in and for aaid County
Of Saginaw. personally Appeared Ma
than u, Bradley, William 9, Hawhey,
Lewis Pennyer Edward r. HrAkens
ridge, Robert Fl. Mason. Rentan Hun.
ehett and Snsan Il. Hanchett, to me-
personally known to be the aame per-
sons described ID. and who signed md
subscribed the foregoing instrument
and severallY and respectively aeknowl-
edged that they executed the said in
strument.
49, GILBERT NJ STARK,
MninlS, PnlAlin IN end
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STATE OF MICHIGAN,

] HTWN4FA = Ut ~ n 7 F777a
On this eighth day of September, A
ID. 1882, before me, the Undersigned,
Notary Public in aud for said EAsntg,
personally appeared Edward A. BlaBeil
ridge, Byron 10. Warren. slmcae GnN
man and Elbridge M. Fowler. I'd aas
personally known to be the same
sons described in and who sigue1 s5il9
subscribed the foregoing natsgxnRslf
and seYerally and respectively arkHa
edged that they executed the sahi i'll
strRment.
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Fleets and
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virtue Of
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bottle Of
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The Evening critic., 1882-10-07
The Comet ana the sun.


A Washington professor corrects the impres.
sion that the comet, In It's journey through the
heavens, has struck the sun. OF course 1t
hasn't, ana OF course II won't. There Is no
which was particularly suitable for a custom.
house, and the sun had q corner lot that was
lust patterned for public building, II would
put different phase on the matter. Calculat-
Ing from these premises, tho heavenly police
court would already bo fin session.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07
Hayes Compiimented.

NhteTuuiy VII Amcrlcan
a New York correspondent says that ex-
President Hayes passed through the bar
room OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel the other day
when twelve or fifteen Stalwarts, Steve French,
Jimmy O'Brien and that sort, wero drinking
and talking. They all deliberately turned
their backs upon him and ordered another
round. We congratulate Mr.. Hayes on what
can be regarded In no other light than as n
pprn nj limant
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
For the Coming Week we Shall Offer:

Five cases 3O-lhch wide Rubans at I2,, cents No
houte In the country can initiate this grand bar
gain.
Five cnsts Crepe Cloth in all the leading shades
and black Mt l9k cents sold In other stores mt 2j
cents
Five cases Fancy Dress Goods ut 10 cents. These
we bought last January for cash, and were kept
especially for our opening.
Three cases i0inch wide fine All-Wool Cash
meres at Is cents, worth 62.s cents.
Two cases Opera Shades, All-Wool Cashmeres
at 80 cents, worth 70 cents.
\ full line Of all the most fashionable Dress
Goods, at our popular prices.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07
Thoroughly Reliable.

Hahn's 81 and Sl.25 ladies' button, 81 80
ladies' real goat and kid button, - and $3.50
French heel or common-sense fine button,
$500 ladies' famous hand.sewod button, 81 .25
and 81 80 gents solid, broad or pointed toe,
cloth or leather-top Congress and laced, S1.75
gents all'leather boots, S2 80 double or single
sole calf boots, gents hne hand-sewed boots
and shoes; 90 and Toe. durable school shoes,
81 and S1.25 indestructlble sOlar-tlp button.
SIG Seventh street and 1922 Pennsylvania
avenue,
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07

ONE female suffrage shriclser" has
come to her senses. Anna Dickinson has
renounced the principles of woman's
suffrage in long letter published in an
Omaha paper.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07

FIRST instance on record--A Democratic
candidate with fair chance of election has
declined to run--Name, Charles +. Isemin-
ger-oflicc, Register of Wills-Placc, Phila.
delphia-Good card for n side5how.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07
"PerCectIy Won,lerfuI.n

MOBILE ALA, Feb. II, 1850.
II. H. WARNER & co. SVS-Your safo KID.
ney and Liver Cure has entirely cured mo OF
a chronic kidney and bladder disease. Its
effect is perfectly wonderful.
DESJANTN NJ gTRyFyq
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07

WE GATHER from cartoon in the San
Francisco Wasp that political meetings in
the city of the Golden Gate are us lively
as they are here in the somewhat ctfoto
East.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07

LIQUOR license carried in sixty-two out
of seventy four Arkansas counties, with an
aggregate majority of 33,sis out of total
vote of 123,930.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07

AFTER Frank James surrender, the
dispatches inform us that many "promi-
nent citizens" called at his hotel to shake
hands with him This is right. His
lamented brother Jesse is to have monu-
ment fifteen feet high. They are Missouri's
hernes.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07

THE Philadelphia Press demands the res
ignation of Senator Don Cameron. We
doubt If the Senator will regard this as u
sufficient press of circumstances to warrant
him in leaving Pennsylvania without a
gapntnr
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07
a Good scheme.
Boston Globe

Boston GlODe,
A lady writes TO this column that she al ways
reads newspaper when she ridos on tho
sireet-cars. Good enough Let the fashion be
thoroughly inaugurated and newspapers
will double thoir circulation,
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07
CEORGETOWN sTATTON.

LADIES LIST.
Buchner, Mrs. Mollie Nelson, Elizabeth
Castor, Watty ROals, Kate
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Bael, John Green, II. W.
Bolden, Royal Leep, Eugene L.
Mccarthy, q. ii.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07

THE Independent boom in Geor- ia has
dwindlcd down to contested election.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07
FREE ADVERTISING

Advertisements under nc head OF !" Situations
Uunitd" tciit hereafter be inserted ~ The EVEN
INC CRITIC three times FREE. We inUite al
7CfShifg situations 10 uUdU Mensctrcs of ms oDer.
'-dnsiroTs directed IN care OF CRITIC Ogco lCW re-
cciuo cdrcfih attention. business Advertisements
Mrootin three hnesJor 80 cents.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

National Theatre Black Crook.
FOrd's Opera.Housc-Gus Williams In
zone Of tho Finest"
Theatre COmiquc-Varlotles.
Drivers Gardcn-Lady Orchestra. FREQ
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07

HAzELToS hangs on.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07

THE difference between the Jury which viii
try Arab Boy and tho jury which tried tho
Star-Route thieves is that tho former Is OK
pected to convict, and the latter was not
Hdrfis6it0 Patriot.
Whether the Star Route jury was or was
not organized to convict, this much is cer-
tain A good many of its members were
paid to convict, and only for the presence
thereon of a minority of incorruptible mon,
all would have so voted. But some of them
were not for sale, as the Government agents
discovered to their chagrin.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07

THE peace negotiations between Chilli
and Peru have broken OFF, chiefly, it would
seem, because Chill declines to allow Peru
to dictate the terms. Chilli is like the Re-
publican party-anxious to gather in and
preserve the fruits of victory. The little
Nell of Nations, as an able morning cou-
temporary sentimentally calls Peru, is
shaving nm ne nm old hayd
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07
lfhe 'HeraId'a" Foreign Olapatcnos.

Scone In New York Herdh ofIice. Managing
editor 70 news man-'say, XIII that article
from tho West in regard 10 that $500, ,OOO bank
robbery. Wo'ye lust got cablegram from
Timbuctoo giving an account Of how Prince
zig2agheel was robbed OF his watch"
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07
EAST CAPITOL STATION.

LADIES LIST.
Bingham, Miss LC Hewitt, Mrs. NJ. v.
Benton, Rena Jones, Mrs. ID. Il.
Cowayoa, Mrs. Fannie Locker, Mary Il.
Downing, Mrs. II. Mitchell, Mrs. j. +.
Gray, Mrs. Alice Meredith, Mrs. Daisy NJ
Gore, Mamie Walls, Mrs. Margt.
Hide, Martha Ward, Mrs. Kate A.
uawley, Mrs. l.. ]. (3)
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Couch, Capt. s. j. James, Chas. L.
HaIty, Bon1. jackson, ID.
Hawley, l.. (2) Potts, q.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
LADIES' LIST.

Tho following Is n list OF Advertised letters
remaining in tho postonlces in tho city Of
Washington, october z, 1882; :,
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07
MONEY TO LOAN.
BOARDING.

fT,ABLE BOARD AT 50S liTH ST. N. WI;
i also, furnished rooms. oc13ts
JNIRsT.CLAsS TABLE BOARD, AT els PER
~ month, at No 523 New Jersey ave. NV. ocl-3t 7
MFRS. JUDSoN, CATERER; FIRST.CLAs5
board. 2Ol2 X 81. u. W. OctI2t~
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07

SCIIUUNEK LETTERS,
Cassius, Fred, schooner G. NJ. Brainard.
Ferguson, Geo., schooner W. 7. Parker
Fountain, j. A., schooner Ally Driver.
Hays, NJ, Capt, schooner ID. Maker.
Hamilton, W. H., schooner Mantlon.
Jacquett, l.. G. (2), schooner Morning Light
JohnstOne, II. H., schooner s. NJ. Walker.
Lang, W. H., Capt, brig Geo. W. Chase.
Nickerson, b. O., schooner Hattie Baker.
Scull, j. W., Capt, Mary d. Ireland.
st. John, Mre. @. o., +. j. Lockwood.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07
PERSONAL.

WILL THE WHITE GIRL WHO "COULD
w sew and make herse II generally useful in q
permanent home" call nt National Academy OF
Fine Arts, Corcoran building, 18Th St? oc7.3tl
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY A LADY, A POSITION AS
w govctncss or companion TO q lady or nS
a.copyist. Address 0iG u st. n. W., Washington,
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07

TANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COL
w ored girl, a situation chRmbermald, din
lng-room servant or nurse. Apply at 0lj III st.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07
WaNTED-Sifuahons-Kaie.

NTANTED-A MIDDLE-AGEDG GENTLEMAN
w 20 years experience in general mercantile
business, desires employment In any store or of
flee requiring the services of an excellent penman
accountant or collector; bestof references salary
not SO much an object as employment Address
NJ, T. Vlncept, 2liS Pa, ave. OcD
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07

UTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE C)L-
w ored girl. a situation as chambermaidor
cook IN n small private family. Call at %, II st.
n. W.. between 9Th and 1th SITS. oc6
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07
FOR REN7-Msceyaneous.
FOR SALE-Houses.

VNOR SALE-CHEAP-TWo EIGHr-RooM
u pressed brick front houses; double parlors,
dinins-room and kitchen ON first floor ani four
bedrooms and bath on second floor; northwest:
first class ne ghborh ood facing south; easy terms,
Danenhower n Son. 1912 Il st. sp31t 1
JNOR SALE--A POSITIVE BARGAIN-TWO-
IL story and basement bay window brick house;
Z RS. and bath; NIL mod lm on 2lst st. n. W. Dan.
enh0wer Il Son, 1912 i 81. n. W. spS3.tf
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07

NTANTED-A SITUATION BY A NICE
w white girl es nurse, and will make herself
generally useful Call at No. 42l st., bet. ith and
bth stp. II, w, ocJ
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07

VyTANTFD-A SITUATION BY A SETTLED
w white lady; housekeeper for widower or
restaurant work. ls a nrst-class plain cook; or
would take n situation In a family and assist with
waahing; first class references fur nlshed if re-
guired; also from last place. Address Mrs. NJ. r.,
Critic Office. OCT
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07

TANTEn-BY A SETTLED WOMAN, A
w situation as cook In small family; IL very
much In need Of worR; must go home at night.
Please address G., G.. Critic office. orG
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07

vToR RRENT--UNFURNISH AND NICELY
H. furnished rooms with use Of bath; house has
all the modern convenicnces all newly papered
and painted FIST. cars pass the door aud lrst-
class table board next door, Apply at 81 u St.
Ii. W. 2.k
The Evening critic., 1882-10-07

wv ANTED AN ENGLISH WOMAN
w wants situation for general housework I'm
atmall family, where Jesus Christ is honored
and prayers held none other need apply so
Delaware avenue. oc7