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The Mineral argus., 1883-08-23
KnoLuS coMIoUs

sunday Eyen'g, Aug. 2oh. Tremendous success
Of wyman's Combination. Mr.. KeilConnOr, Char.
leter Comedian and Vocalist, in his GTawing-roOnl
irolic, keeps Il e audience iu laughter from the timC
be went On tho stage to toe close, giving impersOn.
alton Of different classes Of people and his Original
Grand Mas Pet"
Prof. Wyman, the king of VentrilOquists of the
world. and HIS boy baby keep the house in shouts OF
laughter, and his great ledgerdemain, In which be
has no equal. Concluding with his educated family
" Yyman's Babes" JOSH.
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-23

ls OF r.., 49, -,-.,t.-v ,'i--
hstomcrs. on Cottonwood ereek.
last. This firm is DOING q large
Instantly increasing business ~
dith country, and d~cservody So.
ace d Fu3t have located a sheep
on the south fork Of Mcdonald
sixteen miles from town. They
to stock their range with 2f9
Of haif-bred MerinO this G.il.
have unlimited experience in
roWing and r sure To meet with
widow Of C. S. Sanborn, who
ast June, has returned to town
fcupies the the dwelling in rear If
5 liquor store. She has a family
pport, ana being len without,
the citizen, s.oild L'terst
|elves Ia Ler boL4a. Gre Le-
Fashing.
e time since jun Underwood
e misfortune to lose a portion Of
ht hand while employed in the
Asino mill, at Spring Greek, that
aimed him for life. Sympathiz-
lends OF Maiden started a sub
on list, in his behalf, G. G. Snow
g it with an y, and several others
iberally.
trust that the business men of
Meagher county, will remem-
4hen in need of commercial job
Of any description, that we have
line Of stationery, job type, etc,
PEND 70 do nothing but i~rst-elass
No work is allowed 70 leave the
that is not perfect in every res
send in your orders.
Wyman's entertainment. given
lnday evening, was, in every res
grand success. The Prof. IS
lghly up to everything in his pro
and with the interludes Of
Pnnors, kept the audience con-
with laughter. AS will be seen
advertising columns. another
inment viii be given on the 26th
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-23

WANTED-To learn the where
abouts of John Mcdonald. When last
heard from he was at saltwater, Mon
tana. Any information sent to James
7. Mcdonald, Joliet, H., will be thank
fully received. Territorial papers
please copy.
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-23
Collar cuH;ncs

Cyrus Eaton is in charge of the Col
lar during the absence Of Mr.. Courts.
c. C. snow, who is largely interested
in the Collar Co, makes this his head
quarters, and livens up the boys gener-
ally, especially Mack.
The tramway grade and trestlework
between mine and mill is completed,
and as soon as the T rail is received we
will have a young railroad in operation.
Grading for the new boarding house
for Collar employees has been COM
menned, and the building will be COM
pletsd bySept. 18th. It is To be 35x65
seq
vets the geu;lamaniy cow
'.Iy. iu:guls ~ctu.~-
A;nt,i. fie SAYS
e. .,...-a =, ~. -; residence % 200
good for him
III. Wolfe. who has been conducting
the boarding house formerly kert 10y
Mills, has decided 20 give il up, his
b.'nc-s at tbe post demanding his
whole attention. Mi. Mills esumes il
Satur, " the 18Th.
Frank Dam Who has done all the
stone and brick work at the mill will
soon have finished, and thinks Of re-
turning to Helena. Franks a Dam
good fellow. NUF CED.
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-23
LOCAL NEWS.

bone it with his little Ratchet"
Ivy rains have visited the Judith
|usselshell valleys, recently.
Tongue" for "OcTong" brought
! to the face of the digniied and
court.
L of the Collar boys are out of
PAST weeks washing. Gone TO
Ill e samee.'
4. Beidler passed through town
leek ON his way to Benton, to
lhe steamer Rosebud.
Jail is to be given at Big Spring
Friday evening, Aug. 3Ist for
invitations are out.
blsscnEeault received Il large in
Of freight last Friday, from.
j, and has more en- route.
Mcrart'ah ieil the Whoie leiigO'
4 Ill recently "heh ne re-
bis feet he was heard to remark:
oner OF S-9'Veg z 9een mace
dersoh O moi"'cuea' OF Denver
silver o'"r anu Eurth" mines
mas pe"h refused
LAS 'o-~ US
1en "a "'' ~ 'os
Nv
GEM 49,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-09-22
CHRONIC GRnWLERS

OF late there are more chr"ni,
growlers in every town iu the state
than there any other class Of people
They growl about everything, anv
thing snd nothing. Their pet uijtci
is "hard tImes.n Of course everyone
knows that times are comparatively
dull all over the tate, but if some of
the old croakers would get out int"
the hills and go prospecting q while
instead Of lying around the saloons
and prospecting for drink Of gin
there would be less of this class of
people. They are dissatisfied with
not having all the money they want
to spend, and do not stop t" c"nsidri
that there is a great difference in the
value of money now and In former
days, when the Comstock Was turning
out bullion by the stream. Then mon
ey was plenty, and five dullars in
vested now will go almost as far MS
twenty. would then. A man who IL
making living now aud supporting
his family, if he has one, should not.
grumbie, but should endeavor to d.
his best to improve matters, instead
of lying back and waiting to see what
others are gong to do. To be sure-
for the last few years he mines of the
Comstock, have OF been DONG much
and things have locked 7ery blue for
the residents OF Virginia City. There
are many men in Virginia who are
lying idle waiting for stock boom,
which may never con-, who i they
would stir around and strike into some
new country wonld be doing great
deal TO help aInng. These men are
not only in Virginia, but they are in
every camp in the State. While there
are still reasonable hopes of the Com
stock again coming to the front, there
Is lots of country in the southern part
of Nevada where prospectors could
be putting in their time to advantage
instead Of lying idle. Stir about you
grumblers and get out and rustic Tor
while, it will brace you mp even u
you do not make million out nf it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-09-22

-THE we'll known actress Mary
Anderson has received good bit of
advertising from the papers lately
from their parading the story in their
columns that she has refused an in
PRODUCTION to the Prince OF Wales.
In reply to his Royal Higtness ask
ing for an introduction to the charm
ing Mary, she replied that, while not
wishing to show disrespect to the
future ruler of England she must de-
cline to receive him, rs an
Introduction could do her no good
professionally and might do her harm
otherwise, or words to that effect.
Mary shows good sense. and it would
he a good idea for some of our Amer
lean girls who are getting Themselves
so much talked about, to pattern az
ter her example,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-09-22

An Exchange says: Everybody
who never tried thinks he can edit
paper, and people all know that it is
very easy to write for one. Itmay be
for those gifted mortsls who have
never taken turn ut the editorial
bellows, and tried to do the blowing
for the whole community, and to tenn.
per the wind produced by their own
efforts just to suit the feelings of each
individual shorn lamb who might
happen to come in contact with the
current, but to these hapless and I'M
fortunate beings who haye to produce
matter forthe- whole country to cri,i
else and pick ct, it - anything but a
pleasant task: JItis hard matter for
the most perfect OF. US to please one
person alone, and when shcman be
ing who 10 trammelleo and handi
capped with ss many shortcomings
and imperfections, as is the average
editor, undertakes to please everyone
who nsy read his productions, verify
be has his hands full, and he has to be
q man of no mean ability If be even
partially succeeds. Just think of the
pumber of people, no two of which
have exactly the same taste, who read
paper Of very limited circulation,
and then imsgine the mental labor it
must take to produce something each
week that will interest them all. This
man will like moral philosophy, that
ono will like orthodox theology, the
other one will admire wild sdventur-
Gus stories; another something on the
sentimental order; while this young
lsdy wants poetry, that one a good
humorous story, and their mother
will look the paper over for recent
for making soft soap, and if she fails
to find it che is very much displessed
The merchant wants correct and re
liable market reports and the very
latest sensational telegraphic news.
The lawyer wants the compiled de
cisions of the higher courts, and to
know just how the political cat is 60.
ing to hop about the time that the
next election will come off SO that he
can make fair weather with the future
Judge, and the other officers of the
court. Thus q paper to sui, the pub
lie, or rather to come anything near
like suiting it, must be s perfect med
Icy of philosophy. fun, sense, romance,
poetry, and general information. 1t
is not at Sill surprising then that so
many tail as editors, and that so many
papers are run at loss! Editing q
paper is hard work, and the man who
makes q success of il must have q
knowledge box and a multitude of
apartments, and each apartment well
filed.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-09-22

-THERE has been a transfer in
the Regular United States Army (oh)
and by order of Major General Soho
field, Major Geo. b. Sanford and troop
!, First Cavalry, now at Fort HsIleck,
Nevada, will proceed to and take
station at the Presidio of San Fran
cisco.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-09-22

Ma. MACKAY is reported to
have remarked at q New York hotsl
last week that he was iu the Postal
Telegraph Company to stick, and it
necessary would put up 70 the extent
of $40, 100000.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-09-22

The 18th and nth will be G,voted to the
10th 10 the speed ring. The Pavilion will be
open during the term In Brsnn q i'd smsr,s
Hall.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-09-22

The books Or. now open for entry. and
will remain open until 10 o'clo b A. II. OF
October 18th. FOR terms OF entry address
thS Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-09-22

No person will be d,barred fr. m entry OF
account OF place Of res dence.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-09-22
BIOoded Stock Of all ki.;ds.

There will also be IN exte nsive display OF
the VEGETABLE PRODUCTIONS Of the
Valley AMI nsign boring places.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-09-22

The Mansgeme' I 10 ex' rtirs itself TO make
this the most successful exhibition OF News
de took and Productions ever .iven In e
State.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-09-22

Committee on Arrangements.
J. e. Bray. WI westsrneld. Il. J. CARING,
W. j. Douglass, ]. d. Dallas.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-09-22
-MOUND HOUSE.

DAYTON. -
All members Of the Order.
National Republican., 1883-09-06
A Postmastor,s Bond to bo Sued.

The solicitor of the treasury has been re-
quested by the sixth auditor to bring suit on
the bond of Cadet Taylor, postmaster at
Wenona, ILL.,, for the recovery of 5000, the
value of forged money orders cashed by one
of his assistants. The assistant obtained
access to the safe in which the order blank
book was kept and thus procured the order
blanks, which he filled out with fictitious
names, and having sent letters of advice TO
the several postmasters ON whom they were
drawn, obtained leave of absence, and had
them cashed personally. He escaped with
arrested and convicted, and is now in tho
penitentiary. 1t is stated at the solicitors
Office that the point to be determined in this
case, before suit is brought on slthe post
masters bond. is whether. II was through
carelessness on his part that his assistant OBJ
tanned access to the money order blanks,
which by law the postmaster is obliged to
keep In safe under his own care.
National Republican., 1883-09-06
The Duty on Round Iron.

Tho customs division of the Treasury de-
partment is in daily receipt of letters COM
planning of the decisions of collectors of
customs with respect to the tax on round iron
and wire rods. Nothing, however, will be
done toward settling the dispute as to the
construction of tho tariff act insofar as it re-
lates to this class of imports until after Sec
With the object of securing the fullest in
formation possible on the subject Assistant
Secretary Fronch about two weeks ago ad-
dressed letter TO the secretary Of the Iron
and Steel association in Pennsylvania ing
for data and for his views regarding the con-
struction Of the law, but up to the present
Tins the desired information has not been
received from the association
National Republican., 1883-09-06
The Oldest Postmustcr Gone.

A telegram was received at the Postofiice
department yesterday announcing tho death
of Edward stabler, postmaster Mt Sandy
Springs, Montgomery county, Maryland, a
brief sketch OF whose life was giyon in The
REPUBLICAN some time since. Mr.. Stabler
was appointed postmaster by Postmaster Gem
oral Barry on the fourteenth of December,
1890 and held the office cOnsecutively until
the day of his death, u period of nearly fifty
three years. lie was u very useful man in
his neighborhood, was highly esteemed by all
who knew him, and was always regarded as
National Republican., 1883-09-06
Tho CaIedonian Clubs.

NEW York, Sept. 5.--The annual conven-
tion Of the Caledonian clubs was held to-day
in this city. About 100 delegates from clubs
all over the country were present. Mr.. John
Shedden, of Philadelphia, presided. The
morning session was occupied in transscting
routine business
National Republican., 1883-09-06
Ris Resignation Accepted.

The postmaster general has accepted the
resignation of Inspector Frey stationed at
Atlanta, to take effect Sept. 10. Complaints
had been lodged against him of unnecessary
detention of valuable letter packages recov-
cred by himself or his subordin mates.
National Republican., 1883-09-06
DEPARTMENT DOTS.

The national bank notes received for re-
demption yesterday amounted to $1s7,0O0.
The receipts from internal revenue yestcr-
day were $26l ,527, and from customs 81 l,077,-
$50.
The President on tho twenty ninth ultimo
accepted forty-fve miles of the Oregon and
California railroad lying south of Roseburg,
Greg.
National Republican., 1883-09-06

model official Mr. Stabler was supposed to be
tho oldest postmaster in tho United States.
His funeral takes place this afternoon at
o'clock
National Republican., 1883-09-06
A LIFE SPECIALITY
BY Pr; y. VAN pYoK.

II you have Plinples, Backheads, Liverspots,
Freokies, Moth. Tim. Sunburn, edness and Olllness
lthe Nose Deep Pores or any Complexion Blemlsh,
DIR VAN DYCK can remove them and Beauiify the
Complexion without any cosmetic, paint, or enamel.
IL your Hair II thin, harsh, dry fed, promaturely
gray. IL yOu have excessive Dandrutf Sonly Scalp,
retier, Grown Frnntili part or IOmplG Baldnoss II
VAN DluK, by n scientific course OF treatment. can
produce NgurOuR Lux Kuriant Growth ofIIar, Pretty
BrpNH aud Lashra Ifvou wish fresh, puro. clear,
brilliant and Beantitli Complexion, Thick, Heavy,
LuxnHant HAIR REGULAR Long, and Lovely Eye
Hands, consult pr VAN DYCk ht once. The Doctor
Nus pfacticed his speciality Tor nearly twenty years,
aud Is thoroughly gkllled IN his profession,
As DIR, VAN DNpk could not Ill all OF his engage
mots on the lst Cd and 80, he will have pRrors at
7.8 Twelfth street irOm Sept 18th to evening oi tho
l0l. Call and make your engagelnenls at ODre, as
ou1 Tia r permanently aud forever removed BY the
opernt.On Of lileclroysis. Hemember the Doctor
Ann 10. ! a. m. to d.
National Republican., 1883-09-06
ow1ss sTEAMLAuNpnY.
FINE WORK.
1922 T STREET. NEAR EMIT HOUSE

IoEz t bINAHK' NlIAH IbBITI HUU5E
auii-s,tu IRA GODFREY, JR., Proprietor
EAsY FEET ARE REQUISITE TO HEALTH
~ and longevity hence the most eminent physi'
clans, eurgeOns and thousands OF other we'll known
persons. from far and near viaN
DR. WHITES BsTABLBHMENT,
ltl0 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wizards Hotsl,
for relief from corna, bpDiOna, diseased nails, and
other complaints of the feet
lwenR'tW consecutive years ofpraotloe In Wash
Fee. 81 per VslI for putting the feet In order
National Republican., 1883-09-06

TNHE REPUBLICAN JOB OFFICE HAS EV.
i eiy facility Tor lhe prompt execution OF all kinds
of book ad Job Work and ht prices Us low rs can be
had IN THIS OF any 0Lher city
National Republican., 1883-09-06

NNT ASTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN h
w beall, Room Z, liso New York avenue, lsa Com
msioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory
United states Commissioner. Examiner, ana Notary
PubhG always ih office from "a IN. to5 p m. apSoly
National Republican., 1883-09-06

A box of live bees was among the recent
receipts at the dead letter office. They were
addressed to Canada.
National Republican., 1883-09-06
A Potmastss. Appointed.
Live Rnea i,, tho Mini

Henry Eddy has beea appointed postmaster
at Henrietta, Clay county, Texas.
National Republican., 1883-09-06
1rrsuual Comfort,

VIHE SHEDD BATHS, Do9 u STREET. NEAR
i Ninth-'lurkish. Russian, sulphur, and MerCurlal
Baths given with skill and experience. Manlpualor
often years experience at this establishment Single
bath, 81; q for S5 II for SO open sunday nom q.
m. to p, m. hnlIu
ATEW TURKISH BATH CDR BoVEEsl
in iIl7 q street. opposite Riggs House large pool,
good yentlR Ladies', Monday and Friday. Not
open sunday. Open from a IN gu 10 .. MI saiur'
d1z ssH IN H"'Af b& si H. iSksv L. sovh& isioctrslaA
National Republican., 1883-09-06
TTEALTH Is WEALTH.

II -
DIR. T. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, u specific for Hysterla, Dizziness,
Commissions, Nervous Headache. MeDtallDepresslon,
Loss OF Memory, SpeTmatorrhen, fmpotenoy, In
voluntary lgmsslonB, Premature Old Age, caused by
over-exertOn, seltRbuse, over-indulgence, which
lends to misery, decay, and death. one BOX will cure
recent cases. Each box contains one months treat
ment. One dollar box, or SIX boxes for live doars
Sent by mail Prepaid on receipt OF price. We guar
antee SIX boxes 10 cure any case. With each order
received by us for six boxes. accompanied with Ave
dollars we Will send the purchaser our written guar
antee to return tho money n the treatment does not
effect q cure. Guarantees Issued cy STO1'f& CROM
WELL, 4sO Pennsylvania avenue Washington, y, o.
wholesale and retail agents Orders by mail Will re-
ceive prompt attention. y7.ly
National Republican., 1883-09-06
cfor SaIe--% uusrs.

cSor Sale-- ousss.
VERY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE.
y known as capitol View" in Alexandria county,
over 600 pear trees. 600 peach trees grapes apples
plums Cherries and berries; AL OF finest varieties
good, ten room. frame dwelling, and nll necessary
outbulldngs. TYLER q RUTHERFORD real es.
tate and insurance, 1928 i street northwest Se63
J1oR SALE-THREE STORY BRICK houses
~ rooms and bath; II street, between Eighth and
Ninth northwest price, $500. Apply at 1918 Four
teenth street northwest se0-6ts
INoR SALE TWO NEW HOUSES; THREE
~ story and back building; cellar, hay Windows
well located northwest; price. $4,000 each Inquire
EoR SALE-oNE OF THE PRETTIlcsr
places in Mt. Pleasant 1900 feet OF ground, Inn
proved by ten room house, stable Sci frult flowers.
shade &c. II sold within week will take e0OO for
II. IL w. WALKER, 1905 II street northwest. se6-3t'
DOR sALE-ssOO CASH WILL BUY HOUSE 40
A. Thirteen:and a-half stceet southwest Apply at
once 10 lll6 Four-and-a half street. sel-3tt
INoR SALE ECHEAP-LARGEA IA ROOM BRICK,
a. with modern improvements; located in West
Washington. Apply TO ]. w, p. MYERS, lt2s New
York avenue. se3-6tt
National Republican., 1883-09-06
MroitaI.

SsvoUR TREATMENT FOR IMPoTENoY
Il and nervous decay, am convinced, Ia the
best known TO the medical profession. III Private
letter from John 5. Allen, M. D., TO Erie Medical Co.
Buffalo, N. V On request the company Will mai
free Cor sealed for stamp explanatory pamphlet sc
National Republican., 1883-09-06
s1lOntp 10 Eoam.
gust auo :Sunmo.

n os1'-oN THE MORNING OF THE FOURTH,
n 4 i'm the b. and b. X. II. depot, straw cigar case
nree dollars reward II returned TO ohIgFIrH, 1870
L street northwest se5-Stt
National Republican., 1883-09-06
TTNHE REPUBLICAN JOB OFFICE
Has every ncllty fordcins all kinds OF
Joband Book Work

at pric0s az low Us can Ss had in this or any other
National Republican., 1883-09-06
Real Gstate Solanteo.

DEAL ESTATE NOTICE
Persons placing their property on my books for
sale II eligible and at fair prices. will have II adver
tised attmy expense in the daily papers
sel-Bts .4 1905 II Street Northwest.
National Republican., 1883-09-06

NHTANrED-A REGISTERED DRUG CLERK
wv desires situation, Address PHARMACY, Re
publican Office se6-Sts
National Republican., 1883-09-06
fnr SaIf--Ynfs.

JIoR RsALE-LoT5-THREE FINE BUILDING
IL lots. with is feet fronts, with one small cottage
half square from Pennsylvania avenue on Fourth
street southwest. 423 Eleventh street northwest.
National Republican., 1883-09-06

XTANTED-RELIABLE CANyAssERS FOR
w "1'wenty Years In Congress-" by Blaine. APP
ply at .Wetherhee's 25c Express, 4S5 Pennsylynna
National Republican., 1883-09-06

wv ANTED ny SEPT. 10, TWO FUHNIsHED
w rooms for gentleman, wife and baby, for light
enoes given and required, Address W. ID. f., Repub-
National Republican., 1883-09-06
Business Gbamtrs.

us Susintss Gbamtts.
dtITe WILL Buy AN EXCELLENT KNABE
40 - Plano, or owner will rent tho same at 81
pAr month Cau at HALLEr d DAVIS'S ROOMS,
bIl Ninth street northwest, se43ts
V0oR RENT-To APPRECIATIVE PARTIES
II NV beautiful toned liAllet n Davis Upright
PanO. Call at AGENCY ROOMS, 81 Ninth street
nniIhwest. sei-3te
NOR sAIlG-A GREAT BARGAIN, If SOLD
II bprore IaLh Instant, n superb Cabinet Grand up
right allct& Davis Piano, Mt si Ninth street north
west. ...rt sei-3tR
II IBERAL. RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
Il 4 on Time Deposits, United States Bonds bought
and sold nc market rnteg COLLECTIONS made every
where, by ]. IL. BQUIER q 90. bankerA i4l6 PenFl-
bYlVAnlAavenue nn1ou
National Republican., 1883-09-06
[IoR sAtE-yAoANT LOTS IN NORTHWEST
Z at big bargains. Inquire for OWNER, 9S6 ST.

E,oR sALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN, THE
II whole OF square 713, 100000 square feet at less
particularly called to this II. W. wALKtSR zoos b
street northwest. se6-3t%
VNOR SALE.-IN THE CENTRAL PART OF THE
4, cltyl9t soxiSo deet % or SUBDIVISION OF me same
ing lot will build with purchaser. Apply to No. 6i
Thirteenth street northwest: lylo
National Republican., 1883-09-06
1dlanteN---8ooms.

WY TANTED-A FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
w nshed parlor and other rooms on same floor,
between lhirteenth aud Fifteenth and + and X
stress Those rooms Will be occupied only during
day time and we, X days. Address, with price and
references, BERLl u SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
l,ppublicRn Office. se5-3t
National Republican., 1883-09-06

~ yassers for Wn,hngton, Clerks and mechanics
can realize handsomely in extra hours. Room l27
building. se5-3th
National Republican., 1883-09-06
MlanttS- S-.-Sitnatiuns.--NraI
mauteS-8tIp-m

vXTANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD EDUCA-
w tion who understands stenography, and desires
to learn the patent business. Address PATENT AT
TORNEY (apublinnn Office. se0-3tS
National Republican., 1883-09-06

WANTED TWO PARTLY FURNISH ED
wv communicating roon.s. for light housekeeping
for man aud wife second floor aud south front pre-.
ferrel. Address "ANDREw," Republican ONCE,
National Republican., 1883-09-06

INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG
wv man, who understands the care Of horses. to
drive express wagon must bring good references.
Call between IL and clock at 29 East street.
National Republican., 1883-09-06

wv ANrED--GooD. RELIABLE AGENTS FOR
w the Baltimore Mutual Aid Society. Apply after
. p, m. daily to L. @. g. ID, manager, room 3, Lenox
building corner Seventh and streets northwest.
National Republican., 1883-09-06
for SaI,--Sarms.

INoR SALE-90 ACRES OF LAND ADJOINING
n railroad station, miles from city very eligible
terms. Also farm of $50, in high cultivation. IL
miles from the city. having farm house Of 10 rooms
Inquireof G. SToRRS,
auzf-l0t $50 + street northwest.