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The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-05-30
The Blind Pool Game in washington.

Congressman Horn of Michigan, Milhken of
Maine, and numerous other statesmen who have
so far kept their names out of the papers,
together with three or four hundred de-
partment clerks, are sadly lamenting the de-
parture of a friend named George a.. Lewis.
He left this locality very suddenly and unex-
pectedly last Sunday, and his present where
abouts are unknown. There is no anxiety
for his welfare, however, as he is considered
competant to take care of himself, and is well
supplied with means. Two or three hundred
thousand dollars were deposited wi"
him by the aforesaid officials as mar
gins, and with this money Mr.. Lewis operated
in oil. He did business on the blind pool plan,
and for the first few months he paid amazing
profits to the members Of his "syndieates," as
he called them, and there was nothing around
Washington that offered such great advantages
to investors as Mr.. Lewis blind pools. Men
and women put all the money they had or could
borrow into his hands, and when he thought he
had skinned the town." Mr.. Lewis skipped.
There are a large number of army and navy
officers who miss their friend sincerely, TO the
extent of from $500 to $1,000
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-05-30

4@&E EZ& 41I#&~tt1MG A4N. E#t &HM+"8tM
81. PAUL-Wheat, No. / hard. 9Sl0$1. 03;
No 1, soc: No. 2 hard, t3a96c; No. 2, SO(0S5.
Corn, No. I, 55cs No B, SIC; rejected, Sic.
Oats. No. 2 mixed. 31c; No & mixed. Doe.
2 white, Size.
Barley, No. 05c; No. 9 extra, sac; No. 3.
Soc.
Rye, No. 2, sec.
Baled Hay, Wild, $40; timothy, 81.
Potatoes, 28@3Oc.
Eggs, 12c.
MrEWAUKEE Wheat No. 2, 91Mc.
Corn, No. 2, 54l@(055c.
Oats, No. 2 33tdS5c; white, S60365zc
Rye, No. 4, 66c.
Barley, No. 2, 651<c.
Mess Pork, $lSI5(0$f830.
Lard, $8 20t1$S. 321G<.
Butter, choice creamery, 20122e; fair to
good, 10000; best dairy, 11(0fSc.
Eggs, lS@1311e
cA1cAoowhea No ? Chicago spring, sssSs
0S9czc.
Corn, 54fab4ssc.
Oats, 311zc.
Rye, Gle.
Barley, 09c.
Flax Seed. $1.0a
Pork, &1S 871@@s1810
Lard, 4H12lMS42 -.
Butter, creamery, @k0zsc; dairy, 1sa1oc
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-05-30

HMNMM&N
One of the prominent causes of the
great decline In stocks and swapping
Of / age operators, is the decadence Of
specnlatiors among the people at large.
The operators were heavily loaded.
They expected to once more sell out
the stocks on a subsequent bulge
counted mp as certain, but were sadly
mistaken. The frequently shorn lamb
refused to enter tile market, and the
big fellows have had to bear the burden
q shrinka8e Is best they could. Many
q them counted as safe against financial
disaster have gone to the wall, while
others hare been compelled repeatedly
to scale down their fortunes, and ar
not nearly 50 rich as they used to be.
AZ they made their money, so they have
lost II. There Is no special call. there
fore, for the expenditure Of synpath,
ia their cases. With the outside pnblis
letting the market alone, they have
been compelled to feed upon each other
and the diet has been neither whole
some nor satisfactory. If il continues
N this shape until the whole brood al.
~bankrnpted and relegated to deserved
obscprity. the country at large WIN 81
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-05-30


There are frequent references in for
eign news to 1~morganatic" marriages of
princes and titled persons, and many
people do not understand this exact sig
MITIGATION. The morganatic marriages
are those in which the bride accepts the
morning gift in lieu of dowry and
rights OF inheritance that may fall TO the
issue. In Germany they are called left
handed marriages, because the groom
gives the left hand at the nuptial cere-
mony. The marriages are valid and the
children are legitimate, but they do not
inherit their fathers titles or wealth.
They are always made with ladies Of
inferior rank. Queen Victoria is said
to have been very much excited by a re-
cent report that her son-in-law, the
Grand Duke of Hesse, who would be
glad to marry Princess Beatrice, his de-
ceased wife's sister, did the law permit,
had hastily contracted . morganatie
marriage WITH a person Of much lower
rank, after the death Of his wife.
H WI ~
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-05-30

Business men throughout the coun-
try regard the late squall in Wall street
as q clearing up shower, and do not
seem to be concerned for the future of
Legitimate business. They confess, how
ever, to a serious scare during the pen
dency of the squall and before they full
ly understood the causes, as well as they
do now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17

A MAesIr1cESr CoLIEcrros
SILY ERW ARE
Probably the finest in the country.
Tea and Dinner Sets,
Spoons and Forks.
Pitchers,
Bowls,
Waters
Baskets,
And every imaginable smaller piece made Of silver
DIAMONDS.
AL sizes and qualities
A.. WATCHES
Very small sZes and some very valuable ones with all
the new style Chains and attachments
GOLD AND SILVER
Novelties IN JEWELEY PLATED WARE in all its
branches Candelabras Walters. Dishes Tureens Bas-
kets. Spoons and Forks. &c, &c., &c. For sale by
SAML KIRK & son,
IT2 W. BALTIMORE STREET
d9-l0t,2p Baltimore, Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17
The CHARACTER OF TEE STOCK.

On that subject are head and shoulders above all
others One illustration will suffice: We have at this
moment $50 Overcoas in stock that sell at $50. $50
and $50 We had over 200 In those three styles Of
garments fraction of the entire STOCK We show
more overcoats at that value-nnd you, say value
than the combined clothing houses of the District Of
Columbia show. We feel very proud OF the fact
that the people have learned to discriminate an
nouncements ana the less attractive of others
Our trade NOW-mind you. NOW-is the greatest We
ever had We are not overstocked. We have not had
dull business. We have not been affected by the
seasopable weather. and not selling at cost Our
for cutting prices every garment in
Enlistment nd the only it does not please is the
clothiers):
LIST. We going to move into our New Building at
the close Of this season.
I'd. NOT ADOLLAR'S:WoRTH Of the present stock
Is to be transferred to it.
Now il you want the option Of selecting from the
largest and choicest stock you welcome do at
10 to SO per cent reduction all garments you
may select.
Follow the crowd and it will lead you to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17

MMR j. p. PArm.n.
IMPORTER AND DESIGNER OF FASHION
ll07 STREET NORTHWEST
RECEPTION BoNNETs. COSTUME BoNNKrs.
CARRIAGE HATS,
LATEST WINTER MODES FROM LEADING PARIS
AND LONDON HOUSES
CHARACTERISTIC MILLINERY TO ORDER
dl5 SPECULATIVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17

IL TOOK good deal longer for the managers Of the
New orleans fair TO go their two miles TO the
grounds than for President Arthur TO go his 1900
niles 70 meet them after they were finally ready to
receive him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17

Mr.. RUPERT takes great pleasure in informing his
friends and the public in general that he has received
throuah his agents in Europe the finest selection Of
TOYS and FANCY NOTIONS that have ever been in
roduced In this section of the country.
French and German Dolls, of all designs.
Toys, Games and Soldier tQuil ments.
Russia Leather Work Glove and Handkerchief Boxes,
Writing Desks and Dressing Cases
Musical Boxes, all sizes and styles
China Vases and Ornaments
Norkstands and Fancy Baskets
Hobby, Spring and Shoo-fy Horses
BOYS and Girls Velocipedes and Doll CarriaReS
Sleighs. Wagons and Wheelbarrows sc.
Bicycles. ak sizes. of differs designs
~ 600 other articles too numerous to mention,
To avoid usual rush at Christmas time our custo-
mers are invited to make their purchase early.
Selected Goods be laid aside until Christmas if
desired. dl7-7t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17

Astoe admission OF Dakota has been made simply
parry matter, the OIL has no chance of passing
the House, and the territory must STAY ONT I'm the
cold little longer. So many thousand new arc,,,-
ments Tor admission are locking in, however, all
the time, that the Inhabitants have only to show
little patience and they Will secure their uoitical
Tights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17

The would-be fox hunters are said To he very so,a
over the interruption to their ride. They would
nave been sorer yet If the humane society hadn't
stopped II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17


HE Evening STAR SAYS:
Purchasers growing wiser every year. and it is
expected that during the week great portion
of the
HOLIDAY SHOPPING
will be DONE thereby avoiding great rush occurring
the last day or two before Christmas"
lac DOZEN
Mems 4 White Linen Cambria Hemsttched Hand
kerohiefs
Csc EACH.
Our great specially and actually worth s71sc each
ASSORTMENT OF INITIALS YET COMPLETE.
The increasing demand for our
assuming that they are to-day the best
most useful and acceptable Christmas gifts that can
be bestowed.
200 DOZEN
MEMS sATIN-LINED "CLAUDENTn scARFs
PUFFs AND FLATS.
25o. EACH
Endless variety of choice patterns every scarf bearing
patentees stamp Regular SOC. goods.
100 DOZEN
Ladies' Hemstitched Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs.
embroidered in white and colors,
2so. EACH
Extra good value and worth SIC.
1000 CLOTH DRESS PATTERNS
In
Block Cashmere ottornans, Foulas. Bison Cloths,
Cheviots. Cut Cashmeres Each pattern put in fancy
box in attractive style for Holiday gifts.
Sl5O. S175. 50. 50. 30 AND 80 EACH.
1000 DRESS PATTERNS
Prints Gngharns and Cambrics at
Soc, Coo. roc. SOC, 96o AND 81 EACH.
Each pattern handsomely tied and decorated for Holt
day Gifts.
CHRISTMAS SUsPENDERS
Endless Variety Of white and colors, at
CSC. 3711c., Soc, 75C, 9Oc AND 81.
Each price quoted being a special bargain and beat
value ever offered.
MEMS FANCY NIGHT SHIRTS,
S35OAND s4 PER PAIR
Plated Bosoms. Three Rows Of Embroidery, Correct
Length and Thoroughly NJ ade and Finished, put
up in pretty fancy boxes of two each. making
choice Christmas Gift
CHRISTMAS UMBRELLAS
Special for Ladies.
26-inch fine Black Silk Umbrellas. choice natural
ONLY 1885 EACH.
UnapDroachable value. and most acceptable Christ
mas present.
Special for Men
26-inch headed Black Silk Umbrellas beautiful
quality.
Our assortment of the above goods is beyond corrari
riSiro alJt na
color handles and qualities, and there is no oue who
would not appreciate Silk Umbrella
LADIES'
CASHMERE GOSSAMERS.
BLUE. BROWN AND BLACK,
$3.50 EACH
Equal to the English and far less price, Warranted
waterproof.
MAKING GRAND CHRISTMAS GIFT,
COO BOXES
RUFFLINa,
HANDSOME BOXES
OF SIX YARDS EACH.
Csc. PER BOX
900 YARDS BLACK SATIN RHApAME.
sL25 PER YARD.
An exceptional bargain. Real value 81 so Der yard
WOODWARD LoTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
One Price Only
s21 Pa. ave. rdln s12pa
ID oL1DAY GooDs.
We We have large assortment Of FANCY SILK HAND.
hEkCHIEFS. from 25c. to 81. so.
LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS I25Sc to 75c
IL, LADIES, LACED KID CLOVES. Mathers Patent the
LADIES' FUR LINED GLOVES
large line cheap DRESS GOODS for presents l2kc
We have also nice assortment FLOOR DRUGGISTS.
sHAWLs AID CLOAKS. very Low PRICES
GEO. j. JOHNSON.
dlI IT'S Market Space.
1000
JAPANESE
GRAPE PAPER
HAND-PAINTER; -
n 1925 ct.
Useful HoI1pAY G1rrs
AT RUINoUsLY LOW PRICES.
That our patrons and the Public generally may have
q TN mR1sy we to offer for Cash right
Goods Hosiery Handkerchiefs. Gloves. Collars and
Table Damask Napkins Towels Blankets Comforts
Sheetnes FLANNEL Skirts Underwear. &c, the
low Prices to which they have been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17

UsEru1 HoI1nAY PREsEsrs
FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS.
Silk Hats, "a and s.: Stiff Hats and Soft Hats.
Fur and Cloth Caps; Boys Polo Caps Zoe.
Silk. Alpaca and Bingham Umbrellas.
Fur-top lined Dog-skin Gloves 81, $l.25
Perrin Freres Kid Gloves; Cloth and Buck Gloves.
Large Stock of Linen Collars and Handkerchiefs.
Silk Handkerchiefs, Bows. Ties, Puff and Flat Scaffs
Elegant Cashmere and Merino Half Hose
Silk. Cashmere and Worsted Muflera
Suspenders, Initial Sleeve Buttons. Scarf Pins,
Hand Knit Wool Jackets GOssamer Coats.
Extra heavy Canton Flannel Drawers, Soc
Very heavy White Nerino Underwear soc.
Better goods. &c. 75c, 81, 5l25, 81 so. Sits
Full regular made Merino Shirts and Drawers at low.
est prices.
Boys Underwear, 25 aud Soc.
Scarlet Medicated Underwear. 81, S125. S16Q g.
best assortment in the city.
Night Shirts 75c
Lion Shirts" laundried, &c per half dozen
French Hall Hose 81 so Dozen worth a.
At 4. c. LEWIS
Popular One Price Store
DIST 900 7rH ST., BET. LAND N. vi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17
L RECLAMATION!

L RECLAMATION!
Proclaim it throughout the land unto all the inhsbi-
ANTS thereof"
That we have NOT reduced our els Suits to glove
cannot affod it.
That we have NOT reduced our S25 Overcoats to s15
because would not perpetrate such outrage
the people among whom live to charge &25 for
article which could afford to sell at Sl5 In fact, 1t
would be too humating to self respect and dam
aging to our business integrity to be FORCED to
fess that greed of had induced to mark
goods so per cent in excess of what could afford to
sell them at.
That We have moth-eaten. shopworn trash to fost
upon the people under the guise Of reduced prices.
That have nothing but absolutely fresh fashiona
ble stylish and desirable goods of superior workman
ship, VIII ich We ARE selling and shnll CONTINUE to
sell at exactly Ten Per Cent advance the cost of
manufacture. which means saving Of from 40 to 80
per cent to all who patronize
THE TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
s27 AND s2e SEVENTH STREET NV.
mat WE HAVE COME 10 STAY. gu reports TO the
contrary Notwithstanding
That Our Proclamation" ia Of protection-a pro-
lection which protects all buyers from the will wisp
promises of Fancy Price Dealers and throws around
them guard of perfect safety against those who would
dive deep into their pockets give but small returns
at best. In short,
WE WILL SELL YOU BETTER GOODS
FOR LESS MONEY
THAN ANY OTHER SIMILAR HOUSE IN THE
DISTRICT
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
927 AND 929 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Cor. Mass ave.
Open evenings till O. Saturday till IL.
IL Please bear in mind we have no connection with
any other house in this city dit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17

LADIES CLorH
81 INCHES WIDE, ALL WOOL
65 CENTS
Canton Flannels, 81 cts. 81 cts, cts and 10 cts
lO-4 Sheeting Cotton best make. "A cts
New Plaid Dress Goods. Is cts.
TI1co Dress Goods. ali colors, l24 cts
Atwood Flannel Suitinz 20 cts
Black Cashnl res % cents
Colored CaShInereS, Is cents
White Wool Fannels. II cts, % cts n CTS
Al wool Red Twill Flannel Is eta
Cloth Tor Boys wear. Is cts. 80 cts 81 cta
Medicated Fed Twill FlanneA. 81 cts
LADIES' Iricot Cloth. 81 inches wide 90 eta
Chtldren's Reguiar-msCe Hose. l5 cts
Ladies. Solid Color Bal brigham Hose Is cts
HeInmed Handkerchiefs, s cts
Ladies English Walking Coats 81 90 Ss0o q m
% on. 5000 $1,000. ' ~'
Colored Silk Eelvcts all coors sl25
Broesde silk Nelyets. 81 coors, Sl25
Black Drsss SilH, gros grain, % cts
Bed Comforts. IS cts. 81 90. 81 25 $50
Wool Blankets per pair. a. W. 81 80 s3OQ
Best Brussels CARPETS, 10 cts, IS cts
Noting haIn Lace. 20 cts, IS cts. 80 cts
C. N. TOwsoN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17

1enerai sherman told reporter in st. Louis yes
terday that the letter of stephens to H. V Johnson
was one OF several on which he based MS CHARGE
tnat Davis contemplated not a confe1eracy OF
states out an absolute despot1sm In which he was
70 DC the dictator. Said the General In answer to
equeston if the stephens letter constituted his
entire proof:
NO. nave dozens like it, but nowhere Is tho
PROOF presented In so substantial form as i'm In
Inc other letters are from great men In the sOuth
stephens letter." 49,
1t VIII De noticed by perusing the letter in cues
sUh, MI StephenS does not charge explicitly that
MrDavis contemplated seizure OF absolute mower
Out only expresses his suspicious that such step
was In MS thoughts. His whole policy, stephens
wrote, was perfectly consistent with such q Inv.
pothesls," but his acts 'are not conclusive.n IT.
may be, however, that Sherman has stronger eyt.
dence yet to come
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17

= The democrats VIII have to find another inyesti-
aaoorpf department corruption. Barker has out
lived his usefulness
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pure case 10 where clother has the GALL to an
nounce REDUCED prices when he never had a fixed
price This problem has never been solved We will
give good suit gratis to the person who can tell us
how price can be reduced where no fixed price
existed.
good square case Of GALL is to tack on the
words Leading Cothiers" to advertisement of any
dealers hereabouts They imagine that having
favored them with few weeks months good trade
they are the Leading Clothiers.
Why bless you, since have been In business here,
nigh on to twenty years. have score of these
leaders" go to their commercial graves.
How many do you suppose have tried. in vulgar par
lance. to LAY out! And after all these years
what is the actual result? WE ARE THE LEADERS
ALL OTHERS ARE FOLLOWERS. Those who come
nearest methods of tradethe best the honestest
we know of-come nearest 10 US in this Leadership.
Leadership in trade is constituted by the volume
of trade, Well will that is house that
has GALL enough to say that leaders that
score.
The Second Point is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17

About the most needless bit of enternr,se MO
nave ever seen exhibited in Journalism is the nuh-
ncation In the western newspapers OF diagrams
Illustrating the game OF faro. As a rule the chit
dren OF that section thoroughly understand the
captivating game long before they are able to read
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17

AS regularly as the holiday season comes. Con.
gresS enactS the same little farce over tho Cbrat
mas recess AT rstitis to be just for the week then
members reluctantly consent to two weeks. next
the Senate, that luxurious body, insists on few
Gays more. To this the reformers In the House
OBJECT, but they are overruled and finally the mr.
recess IS voted This farce Is repeated regularly
every year, until 1t has become as much an .insti
tuition" as the Christmas pantomime in London
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17

III VIII be matter Of deep regret If the health NJ
non ROBERT {. winthrop shall fail him just at
this time. He gave the grafton at The LAYING =, tbo
cornerstone OF the Washington monument and n
Is planned to have him fill the same duty ar tts
dedication. He is now Frustrated, however. with
an attack Of pneumonia and it is said that his con-
ditton is precariouS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17
SIZE OF STOCK.

SIZE OF STOCK.
Is there any other that show stock half
the size carry9 II there is, then dozens Of persons
msinform daily.
The Third Point is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17

c. n. TOwSON,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
South side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

NOR RENT-THk WHOLE Oh GREATER PART OF
II handsomely Furnished House with every modern
conyenen OF the choicest corners southeast
outlook: in West Washington b VIM & CO.
14l9 New York avenue. dist
nor REMIT DUPONT CIRCLE, SOUTHEAST
corner 10th and streets. opposite Blaine's nlar-
sion. nine-roOm honsc and bath heated By furu4ce
modern improvements; inquire on premises. rent Sso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Tor the price asked IN tits city Situation rrosrssi
neigho ana surroul ding on an sides unsurpssscd
j. b. WINNER 90, l4ls New York avenue di5st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17

MN, GREAT sHOUsEHoLD" WITH OUR NEW
II sef Of Attachmente in Velvet Dnsd Boz. MAKES
the Silent White New Home Domesric. Everything at
GcHENEEY'S ga 9th street pogfbveGk M
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WANTED--HELP

WANTED--HELP.
WASTED-AT sAMsTAe's. 80 7TH STREET
w northwest chambermaid It.
greterred,. to cook wash and iron, At 22i East
WANTED-A WHITE CIR TO COOK, WASH AND
the French las atsees
WANTED-A WHITE BOY. II OR IL YEARS OLD,
SOUTH sss 'S
W,ALNcTsssPl2a,A WHITE Girl. 70 TAKE CARE Of
house Must stay nishta sos St. NV e0 ' dist
WANIED-IMMEDIATE GOOD WOMAN
, that is acapsinted in cleaning COPPER pans also
full; both white Apply to 1894 L st. n W. di7 st:
w dener with small family; one who thoroughly
1pp Gs to S'Ss s fSf xe
ASd1sss T 9F Rse sss s9y d!
WANTED1IA MAN TO WORK FARM ON
street northwest dI6-3t.
WANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK. WASH AND
at 1855 street northwest. d16-st'
WAmNnr:E[PP..N1u5Ih;saE FOR TwoYEAR OLD CHILD:
Sd *sss
w ~ s Ss;@-n preferred Apply II
WANTED-ATO ONCE, IN BUSINESS OFFICE. A
W bright smart Office Boy not less than l6 years old
good hand figures correctly and live at home; wages
Ss & PEI In week
ences. Manufacture" Star Office "''e s'' delsest
WANTED-A woMAN TO COOK WASH AND
w iron also. half grown girl as nurse Must stay
at night Apply to 523 Sd street northwest dl5-3t
WANTED-So INTELLIGENT AND .ENEReETIC
and WATER CoLORS enlarged from small pictures of
W M s e sr work work %
giving fn The S6KTa SfaFess P PR oee
453 street Washington D. c. call between the
hours of 10 and ~ a. NJ. and and 4p. M d15-3t'
WANTED.-LADIEs AND YOUNG MEN IN CITY
w or country we furnish light simple work at your
sad 3
no canyassng; no Misrepresentation: We have good
featuring Company. Providence. X. l. d10-lm'
WANTED-BOYSA AT MARINE BARRACKS WASH
inston to learn music: must be from u to l6
old feet 10 inches high and Of good moral character
WANTED-wHITE AND CoLORED WOMEN
w Cooks, $40 to 800: Chambermaids, Nurses, Gem
erai Workers Scrub and KITCHEN s Girls Men Cooks
censed Agents. 926 F street northwest. dist
WANTED-To THOSE IN WANT OF RELIABLE
w hepor situations for trades stores house1laids
clerks. cooks hosers laborers and all positions of
trust male or female, apply to or address National
northwest ma
WANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN CITY
~ or country to take nice hight and pleasant work
sai T fSas1f s,s Phs
delphia, Pa. box l593. n19-36t'
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-11-01
OUR BOOK TABLE.

The Scientific american, for Oct.
25, 1884, is at hand, containing a
valuable selection of information for
lovers of the Arts and Sciences.
The American Journalist of ST.
Louis, Mo, Tor October, 1881, has ar
rived, full as usual, of Il rich and
interesting assortment OF news for
the fraternity.
We have received from the Repub.
lican National Committee of Nash
Vile. Tenn, the folIOwingpamphlets
entitled "The new South" and Re
publican policies; "Liberal States
menslip, JewsinRussia;" Mr.. BIaine'S
interposition in their behalf: Docu
ment No. 6, National Committee,
campaign 1884, Blaine and Peace.
We have received from Richard
A. Saallield, 12 Bible House, New
York, the following pieces of music;
With "Cleveland we shall win the
day. melody, by j. 7. Kelly;
"Cleveland and Hendricks" grand
victory march, by j. j. Freemani
''You ask me TO forgive the past, .
by Ed. Greene; "Better luck to
morrow" by Henry Martin; CANA
tori wallzes,' by Frank Conway.