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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
school-house, which

the school-house, which will
first be enlarged to twice its
present ground dimensions. The
is much too small as IL Is,
and will have to be enlarged anyway
soon.
Citizen Crews. our talented dispenser
of lemonade, ice cream and similar
hardships for hot weather, has added n
neat erandah to his place of business.
painting the same blue and making
the whole look rs sweet and delicious
as free.grass maiden, sixteen years
old, in June. "Fill 'em up again, and
put little, wee little, say two
fluid ounces of SIP. frum., in mine"
Marion Edwards has taken posses
sion of his new home on the Brown
field place and is enjoying life as every
prosperous, well-to-do farmer ought to
enjoy it. Mr.. I'D wards is an excellent
farmer and a good citizen-oDe of a
class whereof no community can have
too many.
/ wonder If the sprightly and viva
cious Fanny May Witt is any KIN to
the Fanny May who had fellow, q
gay delightful sort of fellow, over in
the mountains of North Carolina last
suumer?-a fellow, by the way, whose
name was Willard who for a time
was clerk in the Eagle hotel in Ashe
vile. n. G. ] knew Witt well at The
Mansion house at Greenville, >. 4. and
had the pleasure of reading more than
one of the sweet, gushing l-tters writ
ten him by the charming, ever-deiignt
full Fanny May. But itiooked mighty
hlue for Fannie, you'd batter believe
| ,phan that durlS.pyed beauty came VI
from Aiken aud Witt followed her oil
to C,rsar's Head and other retreat
among the grand old mountains.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
nICElyER.s SALE.

IN pursuapce OF the order Of the District
| Court II Victoria county, made on tho2lst
day ~ July, I'M, In cause No lbkb on the
uocket OF said curt. wherein Ayers d Can-
non and others are plaintiffs and The Texas
continental Meat company ar. deisndnnh,
will sslI ihe f TssiM sEkn3nrs HoTsk
and ICE FACTORY, at Fort Worth. Texas,
aud All the machinery, tools, appliances aild
appnrtenanceH TO the same belonging, 10
VI fbar vith the land upon when me .aine
stands, the saline beiDs fully described ~ me
aud Ice Factory, at Victoria. Texas, ana ~
the machinery, Tools, appliances ana appuI
i. mai ces 10 the same belonging, together
with tho land upon which this same stands
also fully described In the order above re-
ferred 10 raid properly - offered ny yrte.Ms
safe until the ifst dsy OF October, ~, nnu
proposal. Ior the purchase OF me Same VIII
IL rscoived until that day. and II not sold ~
private sale on or before sid nrsi day %
oclober. 1854. the same VIII be sold al pnDh
aucti,u within the hours prescribed by mw,
by the uDde,tigned. on the nrst Tuesn+y ~
Knveinber, ~, II being the ,ith day z, sa,d
month, 10 wit; The property ~ fg.t 1 Wvran,
/ coupf, in the city Of fort Worth, Texas,
| and ths property IN Victoria NJ tho door 81
| the ouri-fonsr Of Victoria county, In the
| city or VIZ toTia, Texas.
The tsrns Of sale, whether private OF pup
lis are oa@i. and In both casss 500 ssss y
a,oart or Victoria County. and VII he 70
portcd 10 aid court ut the next krm c2 it
,nepcIn9 S0yemb-r nth. issA aud no uus s
VII, be made 10 tho purchaser nnti ~ HsiH
AZ sn,ss9a n VII m x oe al
md particulars q ALI .fphiselpaMaii DaAM.
Receiver T. Q. u. Go. Victoria. Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
A FOul Islander.
san Antonio Express,

That was a terrible mistake made at
Fort Worth, the other day, when a
man was given a quart of whisky as
AN antidpte for the bite of copper
head snake, the last report being that
the man, though cured of the snake
bite, was dying from the effects OF the
whisky. The people up there evident
ly don't know the strength OF their
own poison. 1t might do to have q
patient bitten bya copperhead snake
~ an antidote for too much Fort
Worth whisky, but to give the man
Fort Worth whisky as an antido.e Tor
snake bite was too much like putting
hornet into ones ear to drive out
Ny
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

Constance Gerirude, Dutches of Westmins.
ter, Is, the happy accomplished possessor of
asalte rank. are culture and great fortune,
as well as beauty OF the most nrlgtocraiis
type Her mother was the beautiful and ac.
complis' ed nutchess of sutherland whose
patronage OF art and letters and whose
que-nly hospitali y made Stafford Housa IA
her, the Duchess possessed much nrtis 10
tai, an her sketches IN water-colors have
received the praise OF so ctr In. MT an au,hori.
" as SIR Fredr,ck Nilats, President OF the
loyal Academy. Tier husband, the Duke,
ls q ten ralled 1.-THE landlord ~ the est
End." being the owner OF more than n thou.
and houses In the IN htonah'c uus rtcr Of
ondon, from which lie derives an income
Greater than that fihe Gar OF Russia Thi
wealth her grace he p'to disp nse not only
IN pri rcly hospitality aud good living, but
in thousands of worthy charities.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
Fort Worth Gazette.

Denton
: The Fort Worth GAZETTE, the Stock
Journal and Evening Democrat were
advertised for sale TO the highest bid
der yesterday. We hope for t. sake
of the reading public in this section of
the state that the editorial manage
ment will not be changed. The GA
zrrrr is unGuestionably one Of the
ublrst papers in the STATE, and q. nc
complished great deal. 1t has
handled instantly and ably every
question thar has arisen for public con
sideration, and has put the, people 70
thinking about the acts of their pub
servants One of the greatest feats
was TO show to the entirestat- of Texas
the iniquiiy of the lease law, and force
a plank in the platform straddling the
question. The managing edi or OF
iuE GAZETTE has performed his work
nobly and is entitled TO the gratitude
of ali lovers of the best Interests OF
Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
Notice 10 Contractors.

Consolidated sealed proposals for the build
ing of a brick court house, with stpJe iouii.
.lations "a, d Stone trimmiDas. for Wi'hiin
county, Tex, win be reeeiyso ~ my nfice IN
WI hita Falls until ? O'Clock y. IN. ednes-
day, he 80 day Of september. 1ts3.
fidders viii be Required 10 nis with their
hlds AN approved bond In the sum OF fAO09
with aek pnwledgnent OF signatureS before
81 clerk Of court, where bond ~ made, that
hondsIncn are solvent, condi ioped Tor ths
"a hful performance OF The WORK IA ne oSu-
anee with the plans and spscin atoms.
Cash Will be psid ON monthly estlmhses
given by the architects As the work pro
crosses, this cours rfseryiDg 10 per cent. UPON
each paymtn until IN. compietion ana 40
e.pt4Dcs ~ the L<iild ny.
Plan and specifications can bs seen at my
ONCE In tho town OF wirhita Falls, Tex.
and all bids. - II. bAhWisE
County Judge wiehita County. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

Miss Jennie Chamberlain. who has been n
prominent figure In London society the mast
three years, from her friendship with the
'rince OF Wales. Is an american girl and a
native ofC1eveland, Ohio. She ia about
twenty. four years old. OF medium height,
eyes are dark and she is possessed OF a re-
marka ~ beautiful. fair complexion. The
Prince OF Wales was attru ted by her first
npp arance In London society and has been
her devoted admiror ever since, save for n
short time about a year ago when no trans.
ierred his affections TO Miss Winsow, also
an American girl. Miss Chamberlain was
known MS the "Nice Chamberlain" but II is
now r portad that Engand's prospective
King is again devoted 10 her. She has vert
winning manners and Is very bright n con
versation,, Her pet name for the Prince Is
Jumbo"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
West Texas.
DE Leon Examiner.

The Houston convention has COM
pleted It's lpbors and nominated the
pre-, ent incumbents "a their own succes-
sors, except that Barney Gibbssucceeds
Marion Martin for llcutenant-governo
This IL sad omen for West Texas, and
after being handled without gloves and
having her representatives insplted
upon the floor Of the convention, boot.
ed at and Missed. II IL expected that
like the blind goddess Of liberty she
must support with enthusiasm the
ticket thus handed to us. IL may be
done, but never until West Texas IL
willing to be robbed Of her heritage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
Mullen VS.. Cod Liver OIL.

DIR. Quillan, the leading authority
of Great Britain, on lung diseases say:
VIII lie one OF his patients cameo oniy
seven pounds by the use OF COO liver
oil, she gained over thirteen ny inc use
of mullen. The old field mullen
made into tea and comoiped VIII
sweet gum presents in TayloI's thefo'
kee remedy of sweet gum ana inuiielh
a pleasapt and effective cure ior Group
whooping-cough, colds and consuinp.
tiop. Sold by all druggists at 20 cents
and 81 "A hottie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

Hiss well known fact that gum
campbor Ia one of the best remedies
for bowel troubles, and comsi ned IN q
cordial with peppermint md the aci.
i've nrinciple OF the hucklebefry, IL
nresents in DR.. Riggers' HneklebeIry
CORDIAL the GREAT SOUTHERN
REM EDY that restores the liule one
suli ring from the effects OF teething,
and cures Diarrbea, Dysenttry ana
ali bowel troubles. For sale ny All
druggists at so cents a bottle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

We offer bargains in Calicoes.
We offer mems Brown Linen i .s WS Se s.
We offer bargains in Ginghams.
We offer bargains In White Goods.
We offer bargains in Corsets.
We offer bargains in Table Damask.
We offer bargains in Towels.
We offer mems Unlaundried white
Shirts in all qualities at % sa %i sis tina" the
We offer bargains ia Children's Hose.
We offer bargains in Ladies Hose
We offer bargains in Mems Half-hose
We offer Dress RsnSanS s an inches a s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

Joyce low cut shoes for gentlemen,
broad, easy aud couifortable,a common
sense shoe In every respect. shown Dy
B. G. Evans Co at prices tina are I'M
usually attractive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

suppose you trade with the Fort
worth q r0cer 20 successors 70 sp IN
Ger q Tucker. Remember their I'M
men.e trade guarantees fresh goods,
and ali employees being interested VIII
-triye hard TO please you.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

We offer bargains in Childrens Shoes.
We offer bargains in Ladies Shoes.
We offer bargains in Ladies Slippers.
We offer bargains in Mems Slippers.
We offer bargains in Gents Boots
We offer bargains in Gents Shoes.
We offer bargains in Mems Hats
We offer bargains in Childrens Hats
We offer bargains in Trunks.
We offer bargains in Valises.
We offer bargains in Umbrellas.
We offer bargains in Rubber Coats.
We offer bargains in Mems Slckers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
l;and Rread.

A reliable baking powder Ii house
hold necessity, and In the makeup OF
siIver Loaf a combination has been
found by which the most iDexpeTi-
enced house keeper IL on AN equality
with those who have made bread max
IND a study for Year,. When diree-
lions are followed In its use the result
Is always satisfactory. and NO house
wife who uses Silver Loaf Baking
powder ever has cause for co mpihini
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
% ms to become due during the year
| SSl "A, follows:

u ms 10 btCOlne uue uuIinS lhS ySai
SSl u, follows;
3 coupons for 81, 100 each, due in the
month OF August, 1851 :..-.;.. -....''s ',uW !
O coupons fr $40 each, due IN the -
month of September, .........,..,:..., bOp
coupon for 800 de IN the month OF ,oo
l coupon for 500 due IN the month of ,
lcoup5n for 500 due in The month OF -,
~ mon n OF October. 80. -. li,0Oo
cor H. non month Of NoSember' =. 5000
coupon Tor $500, due In h4month Oh an,
IL 'o man.nof december '....... - 1900
. con pons for $50 each. due in tine ,oo
month of December .,..........,., l,2Wo
oo mpenS s-o'' u"' - 2)O
Total falins due al er Aug, %, 1854, s's,Voj
| Deduct CLOS OF same already .. o,o
| paid In loan .,....,-,,, .,,-,.od,o,O
| Deduct also accumulated interest eo
on loans, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,sSO
Total loans and Interest :. 80, $50 1876, 49,
| Total amt to become due rs stated, sil,5i
We find the endowment fund
amounted To SlS9 600 on the l2th OF
| August last, and this amount Is secure
| ly inves ted, according To our constitu'
| ton, by loaning to members whose
| coupons are first TO mature, without
favor or partiality, and judging from
| the rapid increase of this fund during
the past ak months, we feel assured
every obligation will be fairly met al
maturity
We are under many obligations tc
T. NJ. Macy, secretary, aud hls ac
commodating corps of clerks for cour
tesies extended to us during the per
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

Miss Graham In literally hud ofblushins
beauty. Petite IN figure, with the regular
deli ate ic lures ola Psyche, her Complex
Ion and h, eyes are suggestive oi nothing 10
n,uoh m the heather on her native SC tush
hi sides. Though MT wealth. she COMES
OF an old and H. norahw u'ghlanu nmi,y.
counting anon. her an ccsters the brave nnu
ndNcnturnus Graham al Ctavcrhou>c inimor-
taliS,d by sir Walter scott
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

Lady wolseley 10 an American r,r,. bu,
her tathefMn ksmAn NAruuis, Pcpc pio
Ncno having bestowed that high dignity ON
railroad contractor and rrrsent bnnh or ~
San Eranytecc. Etuca,cd n. d convent IN tho
south OF fr.nec, ant un Ting Ia hers II the
VI "i Nmerican llfr an especially California
the reVncment vfthe old regime ~ taught
ny the good nuns uf Providence, She met
her afhmity About two years ago In tho person
shtre tnronct not yet 80 ard possessing n
Hue ancestral estate In his native country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
J i. BELL,
Il p. DECHARD,
n. II. CARTER,
j.. +. WAY.

Fort Worth, Texas.
Sworn to and sub -cribed before me,
anntary public, this 22i d,y of August,
1851 ZANE CErrI.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

We publish the advertisement the pictures four
the most beautiful The world and leading lights Of London
society These pictures all others do injustice the originals
not within the power Of art to give life expression metal
wood human which have properly been called the windows
Of the soul CHASE TRADING COMPANY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
A Remarkable Cordial.

Miss NJ w. Berlin e. Co. are selling
school hats ut cost.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

Tue Ds,l smoking tSoso o. Little
Joks
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-12
weak at 25c discount Money rates continue
7CdS per cent, the inside being on call loans
and outside on time fayors.
NEW YoRk.
Especial Telegram 10 the Globe. /

Especial Telegram TO the Globe
New YORK, Dec. 11.-The market opened
with black eye in the shape Of the New York
Central statement for the fiscal year, which
was made public through dispatches from
Albany, and showed deficiency of 81, 400, :
1888. The earnings were 81, SOS, 720. 90,
and the dividend payments were S7,159,-
643.42, but there are items Of nearly
SS,000,000 for wages and due other COM
panies, etc, which are carried over to an
other year, so that the net earnings are really
only fraction over per cent. against over
8 per cent in 1882. The stock was IL per
cent. lower in London, and sold down q
here in the first hour, net drop Of 2 per
cent in two days. Later the shorts covered
freely and caused a rally. Delaware &
Lackawanna was the leader. It cost 81, 500
per 100 shares to borrow II early. This
frightened the bears, and theiI purchases
held it above 103 for some time, though
later in the day it broke. Mr.. White was a
large seller of Lackawan na through Brooklyn
brokers. He said that it was short Lacka-
wanna which he sold. It is claimed that
Lackawanna will be governed by the ar
DC iuduc lulS DclNCcu
the coal companies. 1t was said that Souther
d Co. would be squeezed, but souther said
he could not be squeezed very badly, as he
had but little short Lackawapna.
The selling of Lake Shore yesterday
and to-day was on the expectation
that IT would pass its dividend. The Lake
Shore is now regarded among the non-dlvi-
dend-paying roads. Northwestern failed to
benefit by the report Of earnings for the first
week in December, though they showed a
gain Of about s., 900, certainly change for
the better. Mr.. Gould was a borrower of
of Northern Pacific preferred and is sup
posed TO be on the short side Of it. Pullman
touched 1917. Louisville g. Nashville was
of about 2 per cent. from yesterdays fig
ures. 1t was sold right and left during the
morning. Stocks were pressed for sale dur
ing the closing hours, and Lake Shore
dropped to 631{. The demand for shares
seemed to come entirely from the shorts.
Rock Island was heavy, while Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy managed TO hold its
own, with very light business. In the
final dealings the market was marked up on
the shorts, who covered freely. Some stocks
were bought in under the rule for delin-
quents. The market at the finish was firm,
but there is some doubt as to the stability of
the advance.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-12

The illustration indicates pretty cold morn
ing, one such as we may expect any time in
minnesota at this season Of the year, and it is
we'll to be prepared for it. There is no trouble
In hnd1ng plenty Of warm Clothing as st, Paul
Is abundantly supplied with Clothing Stores, but
the question is, where is THE BEST to be found
ST. Paul people need no information on this sub
lect. but in case any should be in doubt, we sub
NIT the following list of prices for their consid-
eration
Lot 1855, Mems Black CHINCHILLA S. B. fly
front Overcoat, Farmers Satiu-Lined, covered
buttons, double-stitched edge, 81.
We have the same Overcoats as lot 1855, in D.
b. with cloth binding, in blues and browns at So.
Lot l169, AllWool S. B. fy-front double
stitched edge, plush-lined pockets dark drab
ROCK CASHMERE Mems Overcoats. $l2.
We also show Mems Overcoats in All-Wool
smooth face MOSCOW BEAVER, blues, browns
and blacks, at $12.
Lot 1875 Mems 8. B. f1y-front, mottled grey
CHINCAILLA Overcoats, $14.
These Coats are well worth $18.
Lot 598, EXTRA LONG, with extra wide coll
lar, dark brown HODGDON'S CASHMERE.
quilted Farmers Satin lining s. B., patent steel
hanger, $l6.
Lot lO557, Mems dark brown ELYSIAN
CHINCHILLA 8. B. fly front Diagonal Silk Serge
lining, Sik-Velvet Collar, $17.
We have about five lines of Mems Overcoats
made from FOREIGN GOODS that we are sell
lg at $1H. $40, $22 and $24, that are worth at
east SIS more than the price asked for them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-12
NGVn1rkGtS aid Ulster OVCrCD1ty,

And three lines Of rough face SKATING JACK
ETS, with Vests to match, at prices considera-
bly, lower than you would anticipate paying for
goods of this make and quality
Lots 1902 and 1904, Mems s. B. Sack Suits.
one dark invisible check, the other a dark
check, with cardinal mixture. We offer you
your choice Of these Suits for So,
Lot 1922, Mems s. B. Sack Suits in handsome
dark hair-line SHUMAN'S CASHMERE, $ll.
These Suits are remarkably cheap and two lines
of Mems Suits, one a S. B Frock, the other a
Sack at $l2, that have never been retailed for
less than $15 We called your attention to these
suits in last weeks GLOBE. It is perhaps
needless to say that our Boys and Children's
Department is overfowing with Overcoats and
Suits as cheap in proportion as the prices men
toned above on Mems Clothing Our BOYS
Wear-Resisting and Knockabout Suits, with the
Cavalry Knee. at $5, and our Boys Overcoats,
81 25, So, 81 and So. are big value for the price
you are asked to pay for them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-12
Klaine,s Libel snit.
IsprIngaeld fAlass. J RepubIIcan.

IoPlIHgueIu lAlass. hepuOncan.
Blaine's famous libel suit against the Indian
apols Sentinel is reported TO be practically ended
by sort OF technically. Il seems that when
the Sentinel flied is second lot OF interrogatories
to Bla inc In the case, It asked that upon refusal
to answer he enjoined from farther prosecuting
the suit. De never answered. and It is said that
tne Jndges action upon the interrogatories
amounts 70 granting the injunction.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-12
CHICAGO FINANCIAL.
lspecial relegram to the Globe. /

fDPtCIdI ItICEIuI1 % 1I1v 1I00O'I
CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-To-day's clearings Of
the Associated banks we're 1852, ,0O0 Sixty
day documentary sterling was q1oted easy
ID s4.7916@4.79s<, and New York exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10

STOCKBRIDGE, among the Berkshire Hills
- large furnished dwelling; house owned by j. l. IOOD
N r-tfn lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10
Gltualions t1)anteo-- males.

ROOKKEEPER and ACCOUNTANT, expe-
ID capable oco other position where
integrity an ability viii lead to familiar Win
70 years Of 4 FSi R!sfsat ffR&RsaF F5aSs Office
DUTLER OR WAITER IN A PRIVATE
ID FAMILY,-By FrsDehman: middle aged; willing, Oblig
RS good TeTlnee place sop @ west
corner S7th-st -
NOACHMAN and GROOM.-By a Protestant
y married no children has 70 YEAR, recommenaa
81 Sia fis s ''-D'''' : . 80.
COACHMAN.-By man who understands his
business IN every patuc1T las ong ann t 1a ctt ag
9siarSrs rom Ianig o niGn 'r 1oTsr strjefIv
aud to business Address H. D. -z5 East
4stst
I,OACHMAN and GARDENER.-By a compe-
\ tent rnan undersi horyes work; good REF
erencse. II ~. IO9 West S4th-st "
TOACHMAN, or Coachman and Gardener
by married man no and eesaaaa
place eleven years rscaas reference A6drsss GA, ..
COACHMAN.-By n first-Csass Englishman,
- IN private FIRMLY years reeTene C ,td or address
(tDACHNAN-Bv a Protestant, single man,
\ who understands gardening and can st yet hrseiass
management q horses CARRIAGES aud harness.
'i ''ih O ana i'1 address J. H. Box H. tribune Office
NOACHMAN.-By r respectable Protestant
\ understands everything apprrtai3ing To- genie
9'--'' '-' ''' THOMAS Tribune Office.
COACHMAN.-By a young man; thoroughly
- understands his business ard has bes. references.
F. Nc care 100 est ~ h-st
HOACHNAN and GROOM-Sinele; age 30;
ef~~tv sober his business an branches
fine horses urscsss driver; wiling aud ooHgsi
~a' 'HVD' J D. i65 Vest private stssle
EOOTMAN, PANTRYMAN or WAITER
Z RI q vrung man prItestan;; good references. 49,,
- 'THGs POTTER, lu9 East 34th-ss, care Odeus.
T7ARNER. GARDENER.--By an American
man married. cnd experienced IN an branches 81
1aS@ :, M0i 6e.t t rseHeaGe 667 6th-sys.
CARDENER.-By Swedish man married
green ol~e fruits flowers. vegetable milk best
references. Apply 5O' 5fh'aye.
Il ARDENER-F jrst-class; \ years reference
~ from last employer Address NJ, a Tribune Uptown
ONCE, LIS BrtadWay
ARDENER.-By "A thoroughly cOmpctant
genSOu - rose hOIp hot cold grIVeros, vegetables
ara departments middle aged no encum5auce.
s''l %diTess ROBERT 532 Bradstreet, r'ewark.
HAkDENER-By a thoroughly competent
" mant understands the bu-ness Ia all lts branches
twenty-five years exp erce middle age no encumOrances
WILLIAM 532 Broa.st.. Newark, y. J.
EARDENER.-By a middle-age Protestant,
~ rarieer; ingie understands Thoroughly care Of
hobouse and erles laying oat II grounds anu take ia
address " T. Tribune ONCE.
NTANAGER-Bv a young man (Amercan) as
w manager OF apartment house or 10 taEe charge OF
number Of dat hOuses Address AASAdEt Tribune Cnce
.Box2
WAITER or DOORlIAN in Club House.
% 'O1-'s sic 100 est Sith.st, care oders.
XVAITER.-By a good French waiter. in
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Tribune Uptown once. 1,2Ss Broadway
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