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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-02-06

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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-02-06
ANTID0TE TO MALARIA

HE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN.
have had Dyspepsia, with Constipa-
ton, two years, and have tried ten different
kinds of pills, and TUFTS arc the first
that have done mo any good. They have
cleaned me out nicely. My appetite Is
splendid, food digests readily, and now
have natural passages. / feel like q new
man." w. ID. EDWARDS, Palmyra, q.
Sold everywhere, a0c. Ofce, "A Murray 81. 4. Y.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-02-06

A specimen man-Sam Pell.
A mealy mouth man -John.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
WANTED---Houses

WANTED TO PURCHASE A SMALL
w house In the northwestern section. Adj
dress A. d., Critic office. no2B.3t
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
ALEXANDRIA.

Abram Burton, respected colored citizen,
cropped dead early yesterday morning while
Ss snTp Cr nusr tna h a ne
NJ. NJ. Lewis, whom he followed In the Con
federate service during the late war, and after
the war acted as coachman for DR.. Lewis up
TO tho time OF the death OF the latter, when he
accepted u similar situation with DR.. ]. u.
Gibson, which he held up to the time OF his
death. Abram was well and fayorably known,
not only In this city and vicinity, but through
out the State.
Thanksgiving day was more generally
observed In this city yesterday than It has
been since the war, Business was almost
entirely suspended, ana the city assumed n
sunday appearance. The banks, Commercial
Exchange, Virginia Midland hallway shops,
pubic schools, private schools, ana all the
accumulation houses, were closed, and the post
onice kept Sunday hours. Services were held
IN most OF the churches and were largely at
tended, In the afternoon numbers OF people
went TO washington TO witness tho parade OF
the Fire Department and attend tho theatres.
Mr.. George II, Adams, an old ana wellknown
resident OF Alexandria County, died ~ his
home, ip that county, yesterday, In the TAIN
The commissioners of Fairfax County have
accepted the bid Of Mr.. j. Y. Rodgers, OF this
city, for constructing bridge across Hunting
CreeB. The bridge Will be a wooden structure,
and viii cost Sl,62i.7O.
Tho city School Board VIII meet tonight.
II 10 reported here that Louis Martin, who
has been acting as treasurer for the Italians
employed at the stone quarry at Belmont on
Alo W. Vs. ~ We I've W. uab -dhlHpou Win
about 800, leaving behind number OF
unpaid bills.
Mr.. j, Il. Heisley has purchased tho brlck
dwelling on Fairfax street, between King ana
Prince streots, belonging 10 Mt IL. o. Claugh-
ton, for $4,000.
The funeral OF the late John t. Pomoroy
took place yesterday afternoon, ana was we'll
attended.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Jane Elliott, wife OF Mr..
Jefferson Elliott, who died on Wednesday,
took place yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. william ii. Smith, formerly of Dlltl.
more, and Mise Mary Drlsc1ll, daughter OF the
late Morgan Driscoll, were married at tho
parsonage OF the NJ, Il. Church South on
Wednesday night by tho Rev. Mr.. Kern.
$50 fer go good" said the boy, after eating
tho stolen tart. After reviewing the thousands
and tens OF thousands OF colds anu coughs
that have been cured by DR., Bulrs Cough
syrup We can readily cay, go far, 80 goQAeasRN
stop Fhat BakkstnE.
prentlss' CompouIbNsh6y OF Tar ana wild
Cherry Is tho peekecNgh syrup ever made.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
FINANCIAL.
To.day,s wall Street Go ssin

The friends OF tho U. P. II. II. are jubilaut
over Secretary Teiler's report upon their
property. 1t IL regarded as very encouraging
for Inc stock and bondholders. 1t is believed
that the time OF paying the obligations TO the
Government Will be extended to go years In
100 semi-annual payments.
Gould denies that he had any hand In the
purchase OF tho 10000 shares OF Northwest,
wednesday, and that no was not short
The Windsor bears, including oammack,
Smith and woerishofrer, claim that they COW
cred the last Of their shorts early IN tho week.
The general talk was favorable tn higher
prices oil around to-day and tomorrow, but
everybody agreed that reaction was first
due.
was believed to be Gould and his friends In
Guiding some OF tho Vanderbilt party.
There were some large orders cabled to Lon
don last evening to buy N. Y. Central aud
were generally N to 1as higher than wednes.
day, the strongest being Lake Shore, st. Paul
and Illinois Central.
Chicago dispatches yesterday announcing
restoration OF east'bound passenger rates by
trunk lines with a forfeit for cutting, CAUSED
qualification among bulls and surprise to Gam.
rates will take effect In two days after the re-
ceipt OF the agreement. All but the N. Y. Cen
tral have promised to redeem their round-trip
tickets lying in Chicago.
The Lake Shore quarterly report was in pri-
vate calculation yesterday. 1t Is dated up to
III, 600: operating expenses, s., 22i 900; net
earnings, -s1,510,000. Operating expenses
Gro 50.59 per cent. Deductions, Interest,
xes, rentals, &c, OF $1,090,000 the net In
or, bee wac 100000.
Gould was talking very bullish yesterday
and said stocks had soon their lowest this
year.
Russell Sage continues very conservative
bull, and don't believe In any boom.
Tho heads OF departments OF Michigan
Central have been ordered to reduce working
force 10 per cent.
Gable from London shows markets all higher.
Erie, u higher; Erie seconds, "a; Y. Gen.,
n; Ill. Gen., "a; Gen. Pac., ~; st. p, "a.
Middleton National Bank, OF Middleton, ".
y, suspended. Capital was 5000, 700.
12:30-There is q disposition In the board to
whoop up low-prlced stocks. The traders have
been bidding up Kansas, Texas and Texas Pa.
cifc also. l.. Il W. was run up by Kirkner and
others on Wheeler, who had orders 10 buy
200 shares.
12:a5-It is reported in tho street that Van
derbilt had been buying up West Shore re-
ceivers' certificates at q discount.
Boston-The wool sales for last week were
third largest for years, being 1,1O0 DDS
pounds, against /, 05d 300 the previous week
Tho outlook In the wool trade is Frightening
and demand better.
New York Stock Market.
The following have been furnished by Bate
man g. Co., bankers, 1411 Il street, being tht
most active stocks in the New York Exchange
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

rV,YpE-wRITINa DoNEAT NO. IL ,ST. CLOUD
Il building, by Mrs. Cowell, formerly oper-
ator OF bennington Typewriter ofllcc.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
SOUTH WASHINGTON.
Thnnksgiving Evo Pnrty-Yester-
days Weddings-FunerR1 of oscar
nuH

days weddings- Funeral of oscar
\. Ford.
Tho parlor OF Mrs. Cooper, at No. 1913 L
street southwest, was crowded with little folks
on Wednesday night, the occasion being
Thanksgiving eve party glvcn by Mrs. Cooper
TO her juvenile friends After all had been
made to feel that tho house was at their
disposnl, they wero ushered into the dining.
room, where a table loaded with good thlngs
awaited them, atter which merry games were
kept up until their eyes began to blink from
.the wee sma hours in the morning. Among
tho bright faces present wero Misses Loula
and Carrie Bessler, Baby Melvin, Effle, Nellie
and Johnnie Bundick, Liddy and George
Weldo, Tommy and Frankie Martil, Willie
Hepburn, Nellie and Fannie Chase, stella
Wlkerson,. Clint James, Luther Cornwall,
Jennie and Eddie Paige, Willie Cooper and
Ella Dennie.
Yesterday evening Mr.. Charles F. Drexel
clerk at the Inland seeboard wharf, caught
colored man helping himself 10 some nsh on
tho wharf. He was turned over to Onlcer
King, who took him 70 the station. house where
he gave his name as Harry Garter. He was
cent TO the Police Court this morning.
Late Wednesday evening Richard Lawrence
found the body OF a white man washed upon
the shore near the Magazine wharf, below
Gieeboro'. The body was brought TO this city
yesterday and turned over to Joseph O.. Lee,
undertaken, who had 1t conveyed to his estab.
liehment and notified the Coroner. The body
was afterward Identified as that OF W. W. Writ,
the white man who was drowned from the
ferry-DOat ABOUT one month ago. There being
n reward OF 500 offered for the recovery OF
the body, it was handed over TO Mr.. Lawrence.
The body was turned over to the con OF tho de-
erased for burial.
The marriage OF Mr.. Frank Harmon and
Miss Ella Monohan, OF No. 200 Sixth street
southwest, was so1emnized at ST. Domnic's
Church yesterday afternoon, Father Gall ON.
ciating. After the ceremony they were driven
10 their new home on M street, between
Fourth and Fifth northwest, where o reception
was held.
MIR. VIM. Biggan and Miss Maggie Becks
were married Mt st. Dominics Church yester
day, Father Horgan officiating.
Charles Schaffer and Miss Areens were ais o
married at 81. Dominic's Church yesterday,
Father Gall officiating.
The marriage of Mr.. Horny Leesnitzer and
Mi $. J. Friedley took place at the homo OF
the groom, No. 026 Sixth street southwest, at
2 O'clock, Wednesday night. reception was
held at the house, In which only the families
an intimate friends OF the contracting par
les were present.
Mr.. Robert L. Graham, OF "Brother Max
nj Ford's Opera-House this wcek, Will spend
Sunday with his friend, George II. Tucker, OF
No GIG Virginia avenue southwest. Mr.. Ora
ham has great many acquaintances in South
Washington who will be glad to hear that no
10 making great success as Brother Mar.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
Prenlissss1}Hg store
Is at the casncf or Sevd6th ana L streets II.
The Future of washington.

There Is no reason why this city should not
double Its present population In twenty years.
II Will almost surely do so by the force Of
natural growth without any unusual impulse.
The attention OF the Nation has only recently
peen uraWh 20 tne greht auVahtages tnls clty
place OF residence. Our society, schools,
libraries, public buildings, as we'll as the In
terest which attaches to tho proceedings OF
Congress, Will draw people here, and whom
they observe our healthful climate, smooth
streets and beautiful parks, they will conclude
that this is the place to stay. And as this
opinion Is formed by many, 30 Will real estate
enhance in value. Good lots are being rapidly
picked up, but there are yot many left which
can be had at low rates B. III. Warmers Real
kStQte ReCt6lD for December.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
A Novel EIection wager Paid.

Colonel George Ii. Edwards paid rather
noveIelection wager yesterday. He had made
n wager with Captain NJ. NJ. Whitney that II
Cleveland was elected he would express his
appreciation OF the result by carrying nag
TO Alexandria.
About IL o'clock yesterday morning, headed
by drum and fife, he began to move mis- 200
pound form toward tho ancient city, bearing
the nag and accompanied by number Of
friends.
The party was met In Alexandria by Captain
Whitney, Major George o. Brown, aud others.
After parading through Alexandria the party
proceeded TO Concordia Hotel, where c)lla'
lion WAS SERVED.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
The OH Market.

Tho following quotations. OF oil are fur
niehed by Robert Bruce, grain, stock and oil
broker, WIZARDS Hotel, and show the range of
prices from the opening up 10 . p, M:
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

Much interest will attach to the appearance
OF Mr.. John IT. Raymond, the comedian, at
Albaugh's Grand Opera-House, next Monday,
but also because he Will present his widely
successful comedy OF current politics, entitled
"For Congress-" which has been gaining him
renewed fame this season throughout the
Presidential campaign. Its production In
Washington just at this time, In the week in
which Congress convenes, gives IL particular
fail 10 excite much attention from all who are
alive TO the humorous aspects OF q polite II
campaign, with the claptrap, buucombe,
gerrymaDdering and questionable methods.
''For Congress" viii be presented on tho frat
five eveninge,and at the Wednesday and Statue
day matineee, and on Saturday night Ray
ever welcome, colonel HulbalcSsehers."
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

WANTED-To THOSE IN WANT OF RE
w liable help or situations for trades,
stores, housemaids, clerks, cooks, hostlere,
laborers, and all positions OF trust, male or
female, apply 10 or address National En-
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
Manufacturing Present.

Tho Young Peoples Union, OF Douglas
Memorial N. Il. Church northeast, presented
their pastor, the Rev. O. Il. House, with beau
tlrul photo.cr ayon likeness OF himself, costing
$50. The presentation was made by Rev. Mr..
Markham, assistant OF Foundry N. Il. Church.
After tho presentation tho entire congregation
enjoyed nno supper under the auspices Qt
the Young People. sNasns~
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

UTANTED A fRsr.oLlss OYSTER
TX >. sh y, mast understand waiting.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
Installation of omcera.

Installation OF officers OF the Most Excellent
Grand Royal Arch Chapter Of tho District OF
Columbia and It's jurisdiction was performed
NJ. Il. Comp. John w. Freeman, G. II. priest;
II. L. Comp. Addison Clayton, d. G. II. p; Il, Il.
Comp. John N. Hunt, G. king; Il. Il. Comp Ben
jamin +. Daily, q. scribe; Il. L. Comp. III. II.
Dade, q. treasurer; II. L. Coup. John IL. Bur
rell, G.. secretary; II. L. Comp. sidney A. W.
Simms, G. q. OF H.; H. L. Comp. G.. l.. MADISON,
capt; II. L. Comp. Charles HYpts@ grand
guard. ..sst
and therefore can. NsAtVbo the honesty OF the
material, trinlpsf6B ant VI rkmanship OF every
garment iRpfr eatablish,hent. Eiseman Bros,
manufacturing clothierS corner OF Seventh
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

yas1n, DoYDs DIRECTORY, 1SS5-THE
bssSsa canvass for above work Is near
completion. All persons who have moved or
contemplate moving Will send their change
OF residence or business TO the ONCE and
oblige WIN. II. BOYD, Room AZ, LIE Droit
Building. no26.3w
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

WIANTED--A sITUAIIoN by. A YOUNG
w lady TO read feE hours in the evening
compensation small. Address Kendall f.,
Critic Officc. nO2S
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NXTANTED-A sITUAYIoN BY A WHITE
w boy, 10 years old Ito make himself USE
ful; understands care a horses; can be seen
at los dll ct. NV NOES
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

ERIED oYsTERs-5,000 BOXES OF THE
II best fried oysters will be sold, fresh
cooked, deliciously seasoned and on shortest
notice, ut l.. Mangums oyster and Ice Depot
No, son North Capitol et, nO25-3tF
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

WANTED MlDDLE.AGED MAN DESIRES
w tho acquaintance OF n lady during the
winter season; object, mutual pleasure. Adj
dress Ajax, Critic offlce. no2S.3tF
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

ANTED-SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
w on the female face, on the upper lip, chin,
cheeks and throat, growing between tho eye
brows and from moles and blrthmarks, grow
ing high on gentlemen's cheeks, near tho Dyes
arc freak OF nature and is considered q
blemish. DR.. J. VAN DYCK, Dermatologist,
% Grant Place, permanently and forever re-
moves this obnoxious growth OF hair by the
operation OF Electrolysis 0ho Electric Needle
proceEs.)
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

BhHy OF Tar and Wild
va syrup ever made.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
HOUsEs FOR RENT.

I'm bumH 20 buIt At per cent,
The above 10 onlya small portion OF property
ON my books, For ful list call at office for hulle-
tins Issued ON lat and 18th.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

CooD TIMEs'ARE COMING, BUT NICHOLS
VI Hair Lotion is here; 25c. per bottle; for
sale at 633 st. n. e., and at bathroom U. s.
Patent Onlce. no21.6t+
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

WANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK OR
w steward in privaB family or In reetau-
rant understands all T;fench Dishes Address
\. IT,, this oflce. no2s.3tH
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
F0R SALE-MsceHaneoas

EoR sAIE-A ooP HORSE, ONLY $40;
a u !. Apply at MOrsa steam Lann Sgys 81
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
DIED.

H0BBS.-At IL 10 p. m. Thursday, Novem-
Der ~, 1884, at his residence, 1922 II street
northwest, George $. Hobbs, In the 23d year OF
his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

MRS. JAMES l., NORRIS, wILAesgf'the promi'
west, has used Linpsbs' Fremium Soap for "a
number OF yearayJpff6 would not use any other
as she consiaets' II tho best soap In the mar
ket.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
RARTED-MisceHaneous

yITANTED-pUpIIk IN TYPEwRIrING,
w by thoroughly competent instruct
ress. Address opera9r, Critic once. no2s-3tf
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
WANTED-HeL1--FendIo.
Advertisements Of Three lines under this heas
inserted three times for % cents

VxyANTED-A ooL1lED GIRL 70 ASSIST
w In houeeworkI muet stay az night;
bring reference. AppR o. 1922 81. n W.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

w ANTED-wAsHTNe, BY MRS. HARRIS,
Wy 032 Nailors alley, bet. OH and 10Th
ana ana o SITS. NOES
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

WANTED-A SITUATION BY coLoRED
ply at 1928 18th IT,. nv. no2S
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

UTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w girl, place as dhambermald and watt
rese; references requiad. Inquire at 1113
2Oth st. NV. no2S
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
vqEa1S, PICKETT. CAMP con.
Rslas FEDERATE VETERANS, NOR
FOLK, VA.


Plckett.Buchanan Camp Confederate veter-
ans OF this city propose, by the assistance OF
friends, 10 hold Fair and Concert on grand
ecale, with other special attractions, during
me month OF December. The net proceeds Of
this enterprise will be sacredly appropriated
10 tho relief OF Soldiers and Sailors OF the lato
Confederate states Army and Navy, who arc
SICK, distressed, disabled ana unable 70 earn
q living, now In our city. 1t 10 impractlcablo
for these persone, and such as these, to go ID
the Homo In Rlchmond-even II II were open
and ready to receive them. They are men
With families, and we do NOT wish to add
further to their misfortune by separating them
from their loved ones.
We, therefore, feel that In pure spirit OF
charity we can and do appeal TO you for con-
tribution. Be It email or great we shall feel
equally grateful. Anything sent us Will be
promptly "a ann r Oh
questod to help us and we VIII properly place
their advertisement on such articles, so that
in sense It may benefit them, outside OF the
qualification which is the fruit OF generous
aud noble act.
TO tho Banks and Bankers, Capitalists and
prominent men and institutions OF the coun-
Try, we appeal for q contribution and are per-
su1ded we will not ask in vain. Our NOR
chants and citizens generally are contribut-
you as to tho responsibility OF all the officers
and managers OF tho Camp and this enter
prise.
Committee OF Arrangements, or to any Nom.
Der OF said Committee, or to any ofIlcer OF the
Oamp. freight ana Otnor charges on any con-
tribution sept 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.
O. ALBERT NASH, I'd Lieut..
T. d. JACKSON, Adiutant.
JAS. 4; BARRY, Treasurer.
GEO. W. WILSON, Chairman.
Committee ofArrangements, Pickett Buchanan
Camp Confed. Vet.
Comrade Major ]; p. Horbach, OF washing
ton, ID. o., Is duly authorized to accept contrl.
buttons for the Fair Mt his ofice, No. 1910
street northwest, or ]. W. Drew's drug store,
corner Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
no2S-2t
>,DoYD's DIRECTORY, 1SS5-THE
bisESss canvass for above work Is near
completion. All persons who have moved or
contemplate moving Will send their change
OF residence or business to the ONCE and
oblige WIN. II. BOYD, Room AZ, LIE Drot
yfEsSREMovAL.
II. II. L. LEIPoLD, Real Estate and Insur-
ance Broker, has removed his of1ce to the
Riggs Fire Insurance Company's Building, No.
1881 street northwest, where he Will con.
Real estate bought and sold, loans nego-
tiated, rents collected, and insurance effected
no21-6t
HowE's BUSINESS SCHOOL, GIT Seventh St.
v-NOONDAY PRAYER-MEETING
nom % pasSe are yaSed
| DRIyATE LESSONS AT HoWEs' BUSINESS
i School, 517 7th ST., So per month. Quick
| results by Professor Howe's new, original
| methods. a
HowEs BUSINESS SCHOOL, 5i7 nh st. tx
| --@"-1}5
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG
w girl, q posiuo1tin q store during the
S Si1las holidays Address M. NJ cri ye
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

NXTANTED-A sITpATIoN by NEAT,
w tidy white girlyto go home at NIGHT, in
email family, 10 do general housework; wilt
Ing and obllging. Apply e. F., Critic onlce.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

Tho reported decline In, the Thorn oreok
Dietrict created great strength In the market,
outlook fayors higher prices, aud $50. oil 10
Pre- dicted,
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

NXTANTED-A SITUATION by A coLoRED
w woman as nurte; BEST OF city reference.
Addrees No. 8 CovertOn 81. uooS
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

U1ANTED-sIT SITUATION by REspECrA.
w BILE white girl tdepssist In general house
work; willing and obnging; must 60 homo at
night Apply A. O, Cttic office. NOES
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

VITANTED-A WOMAN TO DO COOKING
w and general housework for small
family. 737 9th 81. n. Wi must stay nights;
references required no25-3tT
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

VLJANTED-Two OR THREE ApPREN.
w ticee, at tho New York Dressmakor's,
No. lib X 81. NV. nU2G.3g
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

NXIANTED-A COOK WHO IS COMPETENT
w 10 take charge OF n kitchen; ono who
understands oysters. Apply at 1000, corner
10th and Va. ave. o.. o. no25-3tT
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
RAHTED--Sttuatons--Femaie.

yXTANTED-A SITUATION by A RESPECT.
w able colored GID as champermaid or
nuree. Apply TO Coverton st.n.w. no2S
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

yXJANIED-BY AN EXPERIENCED HAND,
wv sewing with q dressmaker. Address
Mrs. NJ. f., $50 III ct. IL. no2S
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

UTANTED-A RESPECTABLE COLORED
w girl to COOK, wfsh and iron for small
family. Apply at 2fb1 X at. NV. no2S.3te
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
R. +. HARVEY, UNDERTAKEN,

931 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
The public is respectfully notified that am
no longer at 032 II ST., but 02l Seventh st. D.w
Make no mistake. II. +. HARVEY.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

WANTED--A COM pETENT DREssMAKER
six hours dolly. Addipss X. Y. h, Critic ofi,e.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

yNANTED-A sIrUATIoN-BY A YOUNG
w colored man-of some kind; good ref
office. no20
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

WANTED-FAMILY WASHING AND IRON
w ing to take homt; recommended to be
good washer ana ironer. Mrs. Wood, 025
Majors alley, bet 9th Ind 10Th and and o
sta, n. w, un0R
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
THEATRE COMIoUE.

RS- Enthusiastically, Thursday Thanks
giving DBy) and Saturday.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

NTANTED-A WOMAN FOR HOUsEwoRK;
w must be gdd cook and ladndress;
small family good fogos; sleep home. No.
d32 II ~. n. W. no2S-3tH
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

CARLOAD PORTABLE CHIMNEY FLUES,
~ round and square, Just received. Build.
Ing Papers, Lime, Cement, Felt and Pitch,
Fire Clay and Brick. J. IT. Walkers Sons, 204
10th 81. NV no26.tf
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
ron EXCHANGES.

NNTANTED-To EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old ones at Buffers Stove Exchange,
corner 9th anu SITS, smoky chimneyS cured
or no pay. Stoves exchanged Tor groceries.
Old stoves bought,
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

W washing to DO. pSi5 at i7oa H I'm 4!
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

THE ARNo-THIS NEW HOTEL FLAT
Il house, situated on 10th st., between
and X ete., will be opened December 1. The
roome, which arc all large and nowly fur
niahed, Will be steam heated; open nreplaces
In every room; two bathrooms on each floor.
The n 10 carte and table d'hoto dinlng.rooms
will be In charge OF an experienced New York
caterer. Location finest In the city. Parties
desiring 10 secure suites or rooms for tho
season apply on the premises. no26-1m
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
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