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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-09
Dsnlh Oh ]. hi. Rnoklnr

VIC regret 10 chronicle the unexpected
death Of thj5 mos. cx client citizen Of
Jackson, nj McKimcyvillc, Sharkcy
cIuntv on saturday last, from an acute
attack o' paralysis. lie was on His re
ta-1 home after q blsineis visit TO that
eouatv. Mr. Blc,dcy cImc 70 Jackson
several years ago, and until within the
pas, scs- va, chief CLERK in the AUDITORS
oisc "a position be was unable to bold
on account o. failing health. lie was
on, Of tic mos. accomplished accountants
il tie State, an one Of the most amia-
lie and l1ycaha ol mcn. Ill. family
have the profound sympathy Of the
community.
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EVENING SESSION.

~ ENAN4s SEoolON-
The Speaker announced that the next
business in order was the election of Ser
geant-at-Arms.
Mr. McRae, of Jackson county, nomi-
mated E II. Russ.
Mr.. Simpson. OF Noxubee, nominated ].
J. Nicholson.
Mr. Mckenzie, Of SunAower, nominated
III. NJ Walden.
Mr. Robinson, of Kinds. nominated Geo.
L. Potter; seconded by Mr.. Watson, of
Marshall.
Mr.. Hardin, of Leake, nominated S. NJ.
Mcintosh.
Mr.. Ferguson, of Tuuicl, nom mated
Charles T. Harrell.
The House then proceeded to ballot.
FIRST BALLOT.
Whole number of votes cast los
Necessary for a choice So; Russ, 10
Nicholson, %; Walden. %; Potter, %
Mcintosh, u; Harrell, 4.
SECOND BALLOT.
Whole number of votes cast 102 !; Necas-
sary for choice 50; Russ, y Nicholson,
25i Walden, q Potter, %; Mcintosh,
THIRD BALLOT.
Ths names of E. II. Russ, and Chas. t.
Harrell were Withdrawn.
Whole number of votes cast, 104; mecca
sary for choice. 81; Nicholson. %; Val
den, 43; Potter, 3; Mcintosh, :.
FOURTH BALLOT.
The name Of Mr.. Mcintosh was with
drawn.
FIFTH BALLOT.
Whole number of votes east, I0T; neces-
sary for a choice, 81: Nicholson, %; Val
den, 81; Potter, %; Mcintosh, 1.
On motion the election was made unani-
nous.
Mr.. Orr, OF Chickasaw, moved that the
Sergeant-st-Arms be instructed to clear the
aoor, and the House proceeded to the cleo
ton Of Door-Keeper. The motion pre-.
vailed
Election Of Door Keeper being in order,
the following names were put in nomina-
ton: John d. Wyatt. Of Holmes: Sam
Coleman, of Warren; 10 James, Of Oktib-
hsha; Levi Strange
On motion Of Mr.. Bell, of Lauderdale,
members of the press were invited to re-
main in the hall.
The House then proceeded to ballo for
Do0r-Keener.
FIRST BALLOT.
Whole number of votes cast, 100; neces-
sary for a choice, 81. Coleman, go; James.
s.; Strange, 4; Wyatt, II; Scattering, 2.
SECOND BALLOT.
Whole number Of votes cast, sc neces.
Aary for. a choice, 40. Wyatt, IL; Coleman.
81 James, p.
Mr.. Coleman was declared elected.
The House then adjourned until so-mor-
row morning, IL O'Clock 81
TIE H---, E.Qa
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Senate met At 3:oU ?. n.
Hon. Thos. II. Keith, of 2ist District,
holding over, appeared and took his seat.
Hon. John NJ. Simouton, 18th District.
and Hon John F. Smith, Both District, ap-
peared and took the oath of office.
The oath of Office was also administered
to the President pro tempore elect.
The courtesies of the Senate we're ex-
tended ts Gen. E. C. Walthall.
On motion of Mr.. Eaton, Senate ad-
iourned until IL o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
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FOURTH BALLOT.

The name of Mr.. Lewis was Withdrawn
Whole number of votes cast, los; nee
essary to choice, %. Mr.. Williamson,
60; Mr.. Wilson, As.
On motion 4 recess was taken until
| O'Clock.
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
EEyATE-FrRsT DAY.
TrnDAr. Jan. 5. pz

Lieutsnans GoFerzor g. D. Shsndl
called the Sen-te 70 order ct i3s0s m
Mr.. D. P. Porter, Secretary Of the Les,
Senate, called the roll Of Senator's holdins
over. and the fcIlori1g answered - tAsil
naruna.
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VKFsare aaifaIftsf fl urrnur-s r.. p rfffEfi
W Ltfl Of Ui1Is oluntr. a. cluItiate "a
s.r.f''H a. iis Hlas 10. slpeultrlleut 1Aaiaa.I So
IruIfHufIHH.
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The pames Of Messra. C4mphsll aud
Rash were Withdrawn.
Whole nnmb-- Of votes Gust. 10l; nee
essary to a choice -.
Mr. Williamson, 81; Mr.. Wilson, %,
Mr. Lewis, >
At $50 Mr. Chrisman, of Holmes,
moved the House take recess until
o'clock; which motion was lost.
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Tallshatehie-H. II. Bridges
Tste-F. Il. No1seaf. W P. Essen.
TipPah-
Tishamingo-
Tunic3-
Union
Warren IT. Marshall Miller, i V.
Brieu. Milton Coates.
Wsshington-S u. SPeBesT, Gilber'
/ Horton, J. r Parker.
Wayue-Alex T. Pcws
/ Webs.er-J. E. Gore.
Wnkinson-D. c. Brznleii, Geo. q
/ Pests.
Winstor-R- c. Jones.
TaIobushz-W. V. Moore.
Yazoo-A q. No-rsu.
". J. Washington.
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MARRIED.

SPRY-w EAyER.-on November 3, at 3O7
East Capitol street, by Rev. i. d. owen, James
n. spry to Mary Weaver, all or Washington,
d. q.
MUNsINGER4 SERdEoN.-At 1872 l. street
southwest, by Rev. Il. ID. owen, Charles Mum
singer to Catharino II. sergeon, both OF this
city.
Church, Wednesday, November 90, 1884, by
the Rev. Father Ahorn, George +. McAvoy to
Il. Rose Chapman, both OF this city. No cards.
NoRToN-FITToN,--On Wednesday even.
Ing, November 20, 1884, at the residence OF
Washington, D. o. TO Mary B. Fltton, OF King
George, Va.
WALTER-TRErLER,-o Wednesday, No.
vember 20, 1884, at the parsonage OF Wesley
Chapel nj. =, Church, by tho Rev. Richard u.
Norris, Eugene l.. Walter TO Maggie Trotler,
both OF this city
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DIED.

INVERSION Saturday, November 90 1881,
at O'Clock p. M, after an illness OF 8
days, Ralph Winfant, son OF william II. and
Emma IL. Myers, age months and DC days.
Funeral tomorrow at 2 O'Clock p. m, from
tho residence OF IL o parents, S21 Thirteenth
street northwest.
HODBS..-At IL 10 p, m. Thursday, Novem.
her %, 1884, at his residence, 1922 II street
northwest George s. Hobbs, In the 23d year OF
his age,
His friends and friends OF the family are I'm.
yited 10 attend tho funeral from his late resi-.
dence on Monday, December 1, at 2 $50 O'Clock
p, m.
ADAMs,-on Thursday, November 81, 1881,
~ 80 p. M near Baltston, Alexandria
county, Va, George r. Adams, formerly OF
Washington, In the 74th year OF his ago.
FAsNAudHT,-On Wednesday, November
70, 1884, at IL 80 p. M, Margaret Fasnaught,
after long and painful illness, aged 81 years,
months and Fl days, native OF Ensheim,
Hessen Darmstadt, Germany
Funeral from d23 New York avenue north.
west, sunday at 2 p, M Relatives and friends
are invited 70 attend,
o'CoNNOR, ON Friday, Novembsr2s, 1891,
at d $50 a. m, Dennis O'COnnor, In tue 57th
year OF his ago.
Funeral Will tako place from his late resi-.
dencF, No. 4l0 Third street southeast, Mon
day morning Mt $780, and thence proceed 20
81. Peters Church, where requiem mass Will
DO said for tho repose OF his soul. Friends OF
the family are Invited TO attend.
O'LEARY,-On Thursday, November Of,
1881, al $3.50 a, M, Daniel OLeary, aged SO
years.
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Real Estate.
FINE BUILDING SITES A SPECIALITY.
LIN. SAUNDERS & BRO,
1903 ST. NORTHWEST.
Grand Jury indictments,

Tho grand Jury came into court this after
noon and presented indictments against tho
following parties:
Albert q. Baltchen, false pretenses.
Peter Flnnegan, violating section $50 Il. s..
Chris. G. Taylor, forgery.
George Ball, embezzlement.
frank Supplee, VIM. Brooks and Richard
Bevans, larceny from the person.
Lewis Rogers, assault with Intent to kill.
James Powell, alias Powers, larceny.
John Long, alias William Long, larceny
from the person.
Tho case of Joseph Taylor, charged with In.
tent TO KILL was dismissed.
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Early History and Final Succes9O
One OF the Most Valuable and Nos
Useful Inventions Of MQNerE
Times

Early History and Final Succes9 of
One OF the Most Valuable and Most
Useful Inventions OF MQferh
Times.
81 advise parents to have all their bys and
girls taught shorthand writing a& type
writing. shorthand writqf who can
type'write his notes would be safepfrOm poy-
erty than n great Greek scholaE'-ChdrlsS
Red0e on he Coming Nan.
apamphlet descriptive ottheBpe.wrlter
which II is charity without ostenIAtion 10 make
known wherever there are wr1ters-M
Wyckon, Seamans Benedict afy that the first
thought of such an inyontieh is to DO at
Obtained eifAht in Easl1Si in n TIA i7' for SHS
simple sfchSt TO write onsecutively. the
letters G,G ne saBet In tS no. 90
much TO the EpewriterAs were the plano
keys OF LesageItO ProfesAbr Morse'a electro
magnet and II was forg$ten. one hundred
S ohS %a SaSg1sG sSoTa an
lard, patent was Grsntad to Alexander
pint intellisenco distant plscos, which
IN The S United sIs y Charles Thur6er Fair.
banks and oliver Eddy obtained patents
sholes, printerand editor MIR. Samuel w.
soule, a printe& and Mr.. Carlos Gllddelf, a
retired merchaHb all residents OF milwaukee,,
Inspired by an Efilclo OF tho London EagISety,.
ING, descrlptivhfof the "pterotype" invented
by John Prattfbi Centre, Ala, protected the
typpssWritsr. was completed after six years
all great enterprises. Practically, the nrstIn.
strumeht WIS made by T., Remington Il Sons,
IN 1873 WHO are still the solo manufacturers.
Ihe manufacturers conducted tho sale
until lSko, with an interval OF as5lstapce
from thS ecalemakers, Messrs, Fairbanks &
Co.. andfothers, In August, 1882, the cole
agency tor the entire world was tntrusted to
Mesers,t Wyckofr, SeamGns h Benedict, who
nave Wnde IN two years the work OF quart ~
OF oentufy, Tor none could have eXpacted
that ~ go short time AIessrs. E. Remington
sqps would DO compelled to Increase .Iheir
WORKSHOPS and their legion OF skilled work
men az lion. Tho typewriter is progress,
built IS revolution also, or Hts Majesty, the
pen, would not have yielded ~ easily rs CEN
turtles OF autocracy. BfddStTeet.
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FOR SALE--Houses.

TOR SALESMAN CASH PAYMENT, AND
IL terms TO suit,tyill buy ono three.story
and cellar brick hope on 9th st. s. W., bet. b
and q stsr with all pc mod. imps. Please call
and examine the prYperty. Key at the corner,
901 Va. ave. A. +. Parker, builder. no296t|
EoR sALE-A NEAT, NEW GROOM BRICK
IL house, gas, water, latrobe, marble man.
tel, etc.. pleasantly located; renting at $40
per month in advance; price, S1,050. Bryant
& Wright, Room 10, 81. Cloud building.
nOoO.3tA
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The monthly oil report Will be very bulllsh
eaid refined Will be marked up TO SC.
Tho Mcbride well Is closed up for a "mys.
tery' which causes the late advance to DO re-
farded with some suspicion,
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Temperance az seventh Street and
ROununr

temperance meeting VIII be held at
Gurley Chapel, Seventh street and Boundary,
tomorrow at 80 p. m. Addresses Will be de-
livered by reformed men. Good music Will be
feature OF the occasion. These meetings
have been well attended and a great deal OF
good has been done. Politics form no part OF
the work OF this movement, but purely de-
sire on the part OF reformed men TO aid those
who have been unfortunate In contracting the
drink habit. Judge l.. l. o'Neal presldes at
these meetings, which are held on AlteFn1te
Shirts, Collars hsAf Guhs Done Up,
s sd,ydst 70 ICY. n,,ssXsasnen's steam Laundry
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Mr., BoYD'S DIRECTORY, 1ss5-THE
bAslGs canvass for above work Is near
completion. All persons who have moved or
contemplate moving Will send their change
OF residence or business 10 the ofllce and
oblige VIM. II. BOYD, Room IL, LIE Droit
Building. nO2O-3W
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"ANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
w lady to Iead few hours in the evening
TO lady or gentleman; invalid preferred;
Critc ONCE. nO2S
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WTANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK OR
w steward in private family or in restau-
ranti understands all French dishes. Address
y. t., this ofllce. no2S.3te
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HowEs BUSINESS SCHOOL, 517 Seventh St.
MJza MONDAY PRAYER-MEETrNG
HaS atty. NJ. Q. A. building every day, sunday
excepted, from ~ to 1880; pablo are Invited. "
DRIvATE LESSONS AT HowEs' BUSINESS
l. School, 517 9TH ST., So per month. Quick
results by Professor Howe's new, original
methods.
HoWE,s RIrsINEss sliIIonI 6i7 I'm M
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"ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w girl, a place as chambermaid and whit
ressi references required. Inquire at 1I13
2Otn 81 u. W. nO2S
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a1-Matinees.,Tuesdey, Thursday Srhanks
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w. FL vBEREIOFF
Dealer In Wall Papers Window Shades, Picture
Frames, Plolurea, etc.
0I0 SEVENTH STREET. NORTHWEST.
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PickettBuchanan Camp Confederate veter-
ans OF this city propose, by tho assistance OF
friends, 70 hold Fair and Concert on grand
ecale, with other special attractions, during
the month OF December. The net proceeds OF
this enterprise Will BIO sacredly appropriated
TO the relief Of Soldiers and Sailors OF the late
Confederate States Army and Navy, who are
sick, distressed, disabled ana unable to earn
O living, now In our city. IL Is impractlcable
iSr tnese perse ne, and such as these, 70 go TO
and ready to receive them. They are men
with families, and we do not Wish to add
further to their misfortune by separating them
We, therefore, feel that. In pure spirit OF
charity we can and do appeal to you for a con.
trlbution. Be It small or great We shall feel
equally grateful. Anything sent us Will be
promptly acknowledged. Manufacturers OF
all kinds OF goods and wares are earnestly re-
auested TO help us and We will properly place
their advertisement on such articles, so that
In sense It may benefit them, outside OF the
gratihcation which is the fruit OF generous
and noble act.
To the Banks and Bankers, Capitalists and
prominent men and institutions of the coun-
Try, we appeal for contribution and are per-
suaded we VIII not ask In vain. Our mer-
chants and citizens generally are contrlbut-
ors, and to one and all we respectfully refer
you as to the responsibility OF all the officers
and managers OF the Camp and this enters
prise.
Any donation can be sont to the Chairman of
Committee OF Arrangements, or to any MON.
gber OF said Committee, or to any oflicer OF the
camp. Freight and other charges on any con-
tribution sent by rail or steam will be paid by
us. With kindest and best wishes and regards
we remain your humble servants,
JAMES BARRON HOPE, Commander.
J. RICH'D LEWELLEN, LIST Lieut.. "
O. ALBERT NASH, I'd Lieut..
II. d. JACKSON, Adjutant.
JAS. L. BARRY, Treasurer.
GEO. W. WILSON, Chairman.
committee OF arrangements, Pickett Buchanan
Camp Confed. Vet.
Comrade Major j. p. Horbach, OF Washing.
ton, d. O., is duly authorized to accept contri.
buttons for the Fair at his ONCE, No. 1910 L
street northwest, or j. W. Drew's drug store,
corner Ninth street ana Pennsylvania avenue.
nn0R.Ot
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NTANTED-A SITUATION BY A ooLoRED
" woman as cook; references given. APP
ply at 1928 18th st. NV. no5S
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WTANTED-wAsHING, BY MRS. HARRIS,
w 932 Nailor's alley, bet. 9th and ION
ana n ana y sts. no29
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"ANTED-A SITUATION BY A CoLoREp
w woman as nurse; best OF city reference
Address No. 8 Coverton 81. nooS
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DRoFEssoR PHIPPs, MEMBER OF THE
Il National Association OF Teachers OF Dane.
Ing OF the United States and Canada, agent for
the District. Class Socials-Tuesdays and
Fridays, from 8 TO 10 p. M, at st. Joseph's
Hall, corner Fifth and II streets northwest.
Class socials at McCauloy's Hall, 200 Pennsyl.
yania avenue southeast every Monday and
Thursday, from 8 TO 10 p. m. Glasses now
open for reception or pupils. OCT
ATARIEIS HALL--MR. L. q. MARINI WILL.
lNk open his Academy for the reception OF pupils
Saturday, October 4, 1884 at o'clock p. M, for
the former pupils are invited to attend on the
above day. Days OF tuition for classes Tuesday
and Saturday. Circulars can now be had ut tho
music ntores and at the academy. sea
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WTANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG
w girl, position in q store during the
Christmas holidays. Address NJ. NJ Critic
OfiiCe. nODS
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"ANIED-A. 81 uATIoN AS CHAMBER
Waiu' Apply 4 90, rear OF 27tn st., bet.
anu N sts. ~, w. no2D
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DRAMATIC INSTRUCTION.
~ Apply or address
MISS MARGUERITE Il. sAX,ToN,
no2O 120 q 81. n. W.
ENAIR AND BAZAAR OF STAR OF HOPE
IL Lodge, l. o. G.. r., Will BIO hell.ta<rte
week, commencing December l-sse-West End
Masonic Hall, southwest csSf~Penna. ave. and
10Th St. n. W. TheEesrn1 be number OF arti.
Giles voted fol, .Sstfuding a flne gold watch and
bedroom. eee6f furniture. Admission, 10 cts;
seasSd'tlckets, % cts. no2O ct
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A sDURY LLOYD,
n ATToRNEY-AT.LAW.
once In House No. $40 (room 13)
~, street northwest.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAIRl

WTANTED-SUPERFLU HAIRl
w on the female lace, on the upper lip, chin,
cheeks and throat, growing between the eye.
brows and from moles and birthmarks, grow.
ing high on gentlemen's cheeks, near the eyes
blemish. DR., J. VAN DYCK, Dermatologist,
% Grant Place, permanently and forever re-
moves this obnoxious growth OF hair by the
operation OF Electrolysis Ohe Electric Needle
procces.)
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"ANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECT
w able colored girl as champermaid or
nurse. Apply TO Coverton at. NV. no2S
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GRAND FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
VI EMMETT GUARDS,
National Rifles Armory, December 1, until
the following Monday.
Music by the Second Artillery Band.

Admission during the week..................5Oc soc.
Single admisslon. 0c
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
AL ESTATE nULLETIN

Az OF
THos. e. wAGGAMAN, OH f street.
Changes II ade Wednesdays and SAturdAys.)
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DR.. Van Dyck beauties the complexion, not
by the use OF cosmetic paints or enamels, but
by removing oil blemishes, as Pimples, Black
heade, Liverepote, Tan, Freckles, Sallowness,
Rednese and Oiliness OF the Nose, coarse, deep
the skin, thin, scant, irregular eyebrows and
lashes and lines and premature wrinkles by
the most approved methods known to Derma-
tological science, thereby imparting q fresh
ness, clearness and beauty to the complexion
that is perfectly natural, lasting and pleasing.
Onlce-22 Grant Place. Hour5-9 to z; Sun
days, 8 to 2. Terms reasonable, Gall ut once,
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TOR sALE-sLEIGHS, sLEIGHs, SLEIGHs-
IL Large and handsome assortment OF Al
bany Swell Body Cutters, Courtlnnd Swell
Body Cutters, Portland Cutters, trimmed in
raw silk, plush and velvet, at prices ranging
from $3.50 TO $40; also, q large assortment
OF blankets, robes, &C., sc.
We have also the largest assortment OF car
rioges, buggies and wagons for the least
money In the city. The
Horse and Carriage Bazaar, $40 La. ave.
no26-1m S.BENSINGER.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-29

WANTED-FAMILY WASHING AND IRON.
w ing TO take home; recommended to be
good washer ana ironer. Mrs. Wood, O2J
Majors alley, bet. 9th and 10Th and N and U
cts. n. W. nO2S
The Evening critic., 1884-11-29

VNHosE INTERESTED IN BUILDING, ENGI
Il cheering, Carpentering and DRAWN
should call Tor 100.page illustrated catalogue
OF books on above subjects free.
FRED A. SCHMIDT,
504 Ninth street.
Drawing and Art Supplies OF all kinds.
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"ANTED-BY ACoLoRED GIRL A sTTUA-
w ZION 10 do ge4e ral homework. Apply at
l1lS lth bt. N. w. no2O
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w tidy white girl, to go home at night, In
small family, TO do general housework; will
Ing and obliging. Apply Il. f., Critic onlce.
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WTANTED-A COMPETENT DREsSMAKER
w would like work In n private family for
six hours daily. Address X. Y. 10, Critic ofllce.
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WANTED-BY A WHITE WOMAN, A GOOD
w home; willing TO work; is good
washer and ironer. Address Ann Carln, Critic
omce. no2S
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The OIL Market.

The following quotations OF oil arc fur
n'ehed by Robert Bruce, grain, stock and oil
br ker, Wiliard's Hotel, and show the range OF
prlces from the Openlng up 10 D, M
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WANTED-BY A FIRST-OLASs, EXPE-
w rienced hand, washing or scrubbipg to
90 out by the day. Call at 400 Massachusetts
avenue n. W. until the frat OF the month,
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WANrED-A sfUATIoN BY A CULoRED
Ut ozo flIth 81, N, nd2O
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"ANIED-BY AN EXPERIENCED HAND,
w sowing with dressmaker. Address
Mrs. NJ. e., U52 III 81. n, Q. no2S
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WANTED-DY A RESPECTABLE SETTLED
w colored woman, a situation as Infants
nursei also by girl, as chambermaid. Gall
nj 40 New Jersey ave. NV no2S
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ENOR SALE Al RARE BARGAIN FOR
IL cash or on installments-A 5-octave, II
stop, . manual, pedal bass Estey or ,.zzc,w
gam can be seen at g. l.. Wild Il TF
Bros plano and organ warerooms,
700 Seventh ct. n. W. no2t
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THE FOURTH ANNUAL COURSE
IL OF
SIX CONCERTS IN CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH.

Dr. d. W. DlscnoH"'',''''''.'' ,Directof
OPENING CONCERT, FRIDAY EVENING,
December 3, followed by one tho first Friday
evening OF each month, ending May 1, 1885.
Reserved seat for the six concerts, Sl.5O.
Every seat In the house will belorrered FOR sale
as reserved seats by Ellis Co., Music Store,
037 Penna. ave. nolS.
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WTANTED-sITUAT by A REsPECrA.
w BILE white girl 10 assist In general house
work; willing and obllglng; must go home at
night. Apply A. O., Critic onlce. no2S
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WANTED-Rooms.

WANTED-TwO OR THREE SECOND.
w story unfurnished rooms, with board
for three adults and two children, aged 8 and
3. Address Mach, No. % 9TH 81. n. Q. no2S-3t
UTANTED-Two OR THREE ROOMS ON
w. frst or second floor, furnished, with
privilege or using an oilstove; reasonable
rent. Address Gentleman and Wife, Critic
ollce. nO2G-3t
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M LII lam DEMoTT, THE ONLY ORIGINAL
w Philadelphia clothing agent, repre-
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