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The Portland daily press., 1885-10-31

The Biddeford Journal arranges the sup
porters of the rival candidates for collector
in that city in parallel columns thus:
For anderson For CIed0es
Benz. f. Chadbourne. Edward w. Staples
Edgar A. Hubbard.
Charles III. Harmon,
N b. Walker
II. M. johnson,
o. f. Page,
Timothy Shaw, Jr.,
John HanScOnl.
The Portland daily press., 1885-10-31
CROCKERY DEPARTMENT.

w pie Ssr Of the new Square Shape 5000
piece si for De'vr..eu .e. ~.
An English Decorated Dinner Set of the
new square shape, 100 pieces for. -. $3.50
fs6 pieces. each. s17oo
A So Piece Tea Set in four different colors $3.50
We also have large variety of dinner and tea
sets in addition to the special bargains above
quoted
TERMS OF CREDIT on Above Sets, to Resi-
dents of Portland, So to 81 down and 50 to 81 per
month until paid.
The Portland daily press., 1885-10-31
OUR BEST


Is a new departure in the manufacture of
stoves, being Low Priced, High Art,
Square Parlor Stove which we offer for S22O 90
The square shape of this stove is an innovation,
affording Style of Beauty that is Novel and At
tractiye. The Base is composed Of Art Castings
of a high order, making fine contrast with the
black polished surface of the Russia Iron Body.
The fire pot Is round, thus securing large hues
and making it powerful heater On each side,
and in front of the base, it has heavy nckelpla-
ted foot rail- At each side of the body IS Mica
Window of Antique Design, while the Mica Front
radiates the cheerful glow Of an open fire. The
top is of highly artistic design, crowned with a
fine bronze ornament.
TERMS OF CREDIT on above Stoves and
Ranges to Residents of Portland, So to So down
and So to So per month until paid.
We also sell the celebrated Walker Magee and
New Hub Ranges at Very Low Prices. Every
Range we sell is Warranted to Bake. Illustrated
Catalogues of our Ranges mailed anywhere in
New England on application.
Catalogues and terms of household goods sent
by mail upon application. Orders by mail for any
OF the above goods promptly. attended to-, No
charge for packing. Goods delivered in Portland
Free of Charge.
The Portland daily press., 1885-10-31
STOVE DEPARTMENT.

A full Double Oven Range, with all the
Wdre.... Y1z'OO
Single oven $500
The Celebrated Anti-Clnker Parlor Stove,
The Portland daily press., 1885-10-31
CARPET DEPARTMENT,

In this department we are completely stocked
with new designs, and we offer, as special induce
ments, the following:
ATWOOD Extra Supers, Csc. yd
Tapestries, standard makes, 65c. yd
BRUSSELS
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
L. MOSgrOVG & Co.,
81 s. SPRING ST.

P.s. Goods sent to all parts of the
country upon receipt of currency or p,
o. Order, or C. o. D. by W., F. & Co.'S
Express, giving ladies in the country an
equal opportunity with Ethose living in
the city. nov29 lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
The ssrism err Davies Thenter
COMPANY.

Mr.. Joseph X. Grismer and Miss
Phoebe Davies, supported by the Bald
win Theater Company of San Francisco,
opened at the Grand Opera House last
evening in Frank Harvey's domestic
drama entitled the "Wages of Sin. "
The play is a pure. domestic drama oil
modern English life, and from first to
last there is not word nor gesture to
offend the most fastidious taste. It's an
interesting story OF modern life drama
tized into a series OF most telling situa-
tons. As the play proceeds the interest
of the most lethargic old play-goers be-
comes awakened and as the story culmi-
mates in the last scenes n high degree OF
genuine enthusiasm is awakened,
The gentleman and lady taking the
Leading roles are far from strangers be-
fore a Los Angeles audience, and they
hold very warm place in the hearts OF
the "dear public" of this city. They
won last night new and enduring laurels
at the hands of large and critical audi
ence. Grsmer had the part OF gem
tleman to play, and it is in such roles
he appears to greatest advantage. As
the rejected lover whose life has been
bighted by the falsencss of his unscru-
pulous rival as George Brand his acting
was admirable.
Miss Davies part last night was on
that called for strength OF emotion
passion and pathos and this really ad
inirnbe little lady rose to the full digni-
ty and demand of the occasion. Among
the habitues of the Grand, even of the
fnir and tenderer sex, to draw tears to
dim their eyes is not by any means an
easy task. Wet lashes last night were
by no means rare. AS the curtain fell at
the end of each act on some strong situa-
ton which had been wrought out to
life, there was storm of applause from
all parts If the house. 1t was really an
ovation to the Grismers, who were
again and again called before the curtain
amid deafeniug applause.
The Baldwin company are all
good, and Miss Lola o'Connor
as Juliana Bloggs, "a rising
young actress, received large share of
well merited encouragement from The
audience. Her "blood earned two and
nine pence, sect on to my togs, " and
score ct other well directed hits as she
saws herself drought down the house.
"The Wages of Sin holds the boards
tonight. For tomorrow and Thursday
nights G rismer's own dramati2ation of
Hugh Conway's celebrated novel Called
Back" is underlined; for Friday
"NIonte Cristo," and for Saturday Les
ter Wallack's "Neteran."
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
peraonni mcnfion


Mr.. l. A. Lothian came home from
San Francisco yesterday.
W. P. Healy and wife, of Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, are at the st. Charles.
Mr.. J. w. Buster. of Downey City,
has been appointed a Notary Public.
Miss Alice Carman MRS. Sam C.
Mott is of the Grismer Davies party.
Mr.. N. S. Embody returned on Sun
day from visit of three months East.
Major George Il. Gard, Sheriff OF this
county, returned home from the north
Sunday.
Mr.. j. G. McCollum, ex-lndian agent
at San Bernardino, is registered at the
st. Charles.
Tom Warden, the fortunate mining
prospector of San Bernardino, is at the
St. Charles.
Mr.. Chancellor Harrison is passenger
by the south bound train due here at
30 to-day.
Smith Halle, one of the leading mer-
chants of San Bernardino. is registered
at the ST. Charles.
Hon. Jesse d. Carr spent Saturday
with his sons in this city and went off
Sunday on visit to the City of Mexico.
Mr.. S. w. Bigbee and wife, Miss
Julia A. Meeker and General 4. d.
Keyes. of Oakland, are at the Depot
Hotel.
Hon. J. B. Finch has returned East.
having lectured on prohibition in this
city, in Pomona, Santa Ana and San
Bernardino.
Mr.. Charles Auerbach went up to San
Franeifco on Sunday. just watch Carlo.
He is quite likely to come back at least
one more than he went.
Messrs. o. P. Chubb, of Orange, and
James Bettner, of Riverside, go east to
day to sell the oranges of the Union"
at all cities east OF the Divide.
Mr.. Louis A. Morganstein is the pop
ular business manager of the Grismer
Davies Baldwin Theatre company now
playing at the Grand.
Mr.. J. Maron and wife and Miss PEN
ming, went down to San Diego on a visit
yesterday, Before returning they will
take in Baja California in their trip.
There are messages undelivered re-
naming at the Western Union Tele-
graph Office, No. II North Main street,
for L. Il. Morrison and Jack Colburn.
Mr.. P. X. Brady. pioneer of Los
Angeles and of Arizona, now residing in
Florence, A. T., is in the city visiting
his sons, who are attending st. Vincent's
College in this city. Mr.. Brady has
host of warm friends in Los Angeles.
Mr.. Sam Thall, advance agent of the
Grismer- Davies Theatrical Troupe, leaves
here to day for San Diego. Treat Sam
well down there. He is inexperienced
in the ways of wicked world and if
hard pressed may "cry to go home.
Deal lightly with him.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
rhn nriIhr NINA.


Mr.P. J, X ennedy, Of Cactus Station,
whose family is stopping at Santa Mon
lea. and who is largely interested in the
Ogilby District mines, near yuma paid
the HERALD office pleasant call yes
terday. Mr. Kennedy informs the HER.
AID that the New York syndicate which
lately purchased the Ogilby group Of
mines have about sixty men at work
building a railway and telegraph line to
their mines from the Southern Pacific
Railroad at Cactus Station where there
will be a postoflice and agency OF Wells,
Fargo Il Go. established on the first Of
January. This energetic company is
also preparing TO erect fifty stamp mill
with a capacity for thirty more stamps Mt
III Rio, on the Colorado river ten miles
west of Yuma. The company has
among its group OF mines lately pur-
chased, very iiue body of ore
in the shape Of small mountain
standing about 20 feet high and measur-
ing at its base $50 feet in diameter and
about 500 feet in length and now work.
ing to a depth of 20 feet below its base.
The average milling test OF this vast
body Of free gold-bearing rock is $50. so.
The Stonewall ledge is 100 feet In width
and as far as tested averaged SIG per
ton. The Black Butte, with a 40 foot
ledge with a large development, has re-
Gently turned out $4,000 rock in large
quantities. The Walters claim, the
richest and best developed claim in the
camp, the yield Of which has been kept
u s., cret. bids fair to produce startling
record. The Black Chief, the Buffalo,
the Eclipse, the Three Sisters, the Little
Pete and several others belonging TO this
group are all being developed with re-
suit, beyond expectation. This group
of mines promises to be one OF the
loreest producers ever known on the
coast. here are still two large mines,
known ns the Warrior and Hercules, on
one ledge, which runs through both
claims, I40 feet in width, the groupings
standing from 30 to 20 feet in height.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29

A sad and fatal accident occurred on
Christmas Day about T.. VI, Frank
duncan, a brakeman ON the Atlantic 4
Pacif was engaged in switching in the
yard east Of the depot. when he caught
his foot in "frog' as the train was ap-
preaching and was unable to eXtricate 1t
IN time 10 prevent being run over. lie
had the presence OF mind TO drop down
and away from the track, so that only
his foot was crushed, and he avoided
being mangled in horrible manner. But
as il was the accident proved a fearful
and iutal one to him, He was taken to
the Railroad Hotel aud his leg ampu
tated above the knee by DR., j. IL.
johnson, OF Calico. He was unable to
survive his intense suffering, and died
about II o'clock in the evening.
His father lives at Washington,
D. C. A few hours previous to
the accident the unfortunate young man
had received an aileotlonatc letter from
his sister in the East, containing WISHES
that he could be with his folks to enjoy
Christmas. But Christmas day proved
to be a terrible one to him, aud it will
be one OF sad remembrance to his rela-
tives aud aud friends Calico Print,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
NEW TODAY. NEW TO-DAY
Christmas Has Come and Gone !!

And trust brought comfort good fellowship all
friends and lowczens brought smiles good feeling the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
Ennsn. SncinIsnion.

A large number of kansans met last
evening in the commodious and
comfortable rooms of the Emerald
club, in the HERALD building, on North
Spring street.
This association is now in most
hourishing condition and n large num-
ber of new names were 'put upon the
list. The evenings entertainment was
int4rspersed with selections OF both vo-
cal and instrumental music, and spec
tally interesting programme provided Tor
the next meeting which Will be held one
week hence at the same place. All
kansans ar cordially invited to these
socals and will be guaranteed warm
reception.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29

No part of the beautiful mountain re-
gion is more attractive than the section
about Alpine Station in the upper por-
ton of the Soledad Canon. The eleva-
ton is 5000 feet above sea level, above
the atmosphere that produces asthma
aud catarrh, above the lowland fogs and
fervent heats of summer and the air is
fragrant from flowers and odorous
shrubs, and the mountain zepbyrs are
in constant exercise.
This high and delightful region is un-
excelled for the production of raisins
and all kinds OF deeiduous fruits. 1t is
situated on the line of the Southern Pa
citic Railroad, within three hours ride
of Los Angeles, and by notice in another
column, these fertile acres will be sold
at auction on the 10Th of January next,
when every buyer can obtain land at his
own price.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29

WANTED Ladies' aud gentlemen possess
w ing small capital to handle raiS IN
veution, eclipses all others; no peddlinB.
no opposition, no risk easily carried, easily
shown, easily sold sweeping success Nlu
day. 500 week 500 "a month, 5000 u year,
sure Call or address room Z, 52l N9Itn d Nam
street ueNNVA IN
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
FOR RENT.

VNO LET-Two furnished rooms with stove
| suitable for light housekeeping; good
location; i2i 4. Bunker Hill ave. dec29 lw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
I'nSscngcrs Coming.

MERGED, December 2S Following is
a list of the south.bound passengers pass
ing through here this evening; 5 +
Smebra, j A Lover, l. l. Carr, Ed
Goose, |. Lowell, c Harrison, san Fran.
cisco; | McAmy. Oliver Twist New
York; Charles Umbrecht and wife, Sy'
racuse. New York; J Chadwick aud
wife, Rochester, New York; } G Loroug,
Butte City; W Livingston and wife,
Missouri; II Larson, Oakland; w j
Ross, c j Ross, Sacramento.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
'a'be signal service.

BY the politeness of Sergeant Frank
lin, the Signal Service officer at Los
Angeles, the HERALD is permitted to eN-
anime the annual report of the
Chief Signal officer of the United
States for the year 1885. Owing to
the limited appropriations the volume
is ensmalled, quite too much for the
needs OF science. The information col
lected by the United States Signal Ser
vice annually wonld fill 1000 pages oc-
tayo. but Congress seems to steadily cur.
tail the powers of this useful branch OF
the government service that is doing so
much for science, agriculture and com
,uarge
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
rine ,InhoI.,erea furniture

Suitable for Christmas or New ears
presents. The sale is at No. 46 South
Spring street. We would be pleased to
have ladies and gentlemen examine be-
fore the sale. Reserved seats for the
ladies. Don't forget the elegq parlor
suits; corner, smoking and reception
chairs. and those elegant lounges, all to
be sold by John G. Bell, the auctioneer,
tomorrow at 10 O'Clock All new and
elegant goods. Store is rented and all
gnods must be moved this day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
Died.
FUNERAL NOTICES ONE DOLLAR,

this city, December 2s, 1855,
Francis, wife Of Mr. George II. Notion,
native Of Ohio, aged 40 years.
Funeral at her late residence, No. u Le-
eouvreur street, East Los Angeles, to-day,
December 18th. at Pm The friends are
invited without further notice.
SMITH -ln this city, December 2s, 1855, Har-
Iiet Esther, daughter Of }. K. aud Concep-
cion smith, aged Is months,
Funeral this afternoon at O'Clock, The
friends Of the family are invited to attend
At 81 East First street without further
notice.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
NInster TnmmN Cnllins. nm

Master Tommy Collins, the seven
yenr.old son OF NJ. T, Collins, did the
drawing ior the $500 horse and buggy
that was ratified ior ut the st. Elmo Ilo.
tel on Christmas eve, Tor which lac was
presented with live dollars by Mr.. NJ. X.
Barretto. This wus Tommy first
money. He says thanks To that gentle.
man and hopes he will select him again
should he have a similar position to i'm.
Tommy will start out as capitalist in q
short time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
Happiness ana Health

Are important problems, the former de-
pending greatly upon the latter. Every
one is familiar with the healthy prop
critics OF fruit, and no one can afford to
be sick aud miserable while the pleasant
concentrated liquid fruit remedy, Syrup
OF Figs may be had OF our enterprising &
druggist, G. F. Heinzeman, agent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
%. -. D..

To insure the perfect digestion and
ns Imitation of food and to cure chronic
dyspel sia, Indigestion, tiatulency, sour
stomach, sick headache, etc, use De
Havens Dyspepsia Cure. 1t never fails
to effect cure and ia superior to all
medicines offered to the public for these
troubles. For sale at Llttleboy's drug
store.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29

VVANTED-lO0 men tu inspect our line nl
w Clothing, latest styles IN cut ana pat
terms, silk mixtures, Curkscrcw Diagonal or
Cheviots, at prices that can't be beat. CAL
at Adams Clothing House, 40 S. spring ST.
Octlbu
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
Two Grand Excursions to tn
SanIn Ann NnIIey.

Midwtnter Fruit and Flower Festival
at Surgeons Hall, Santa Ana, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Jan
uary 9TH, 9th, 9TH and Sth.
An excursion will leave Los Angeles
Tuesday, January 5th, and return the
following day. Another will leave Los
Angeles Thursday, January eth, and re-
turn Friday. Tickets for each entire
trip, including all expenses, 1915 Nc
tickets sold at the depot They must
be obtained for both excursions at the
Santa Ana Valley Immigration Office.
"a North Spring street, before AS. NJ,
Monday, January 4ih, so that suitable
accommodations may be secured.
C. u. CULVER, Agent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
Gallup COaI.I

Shuster 4 Brummett, OF ll6 South
Spring street, are general agents for Gal
lup coal, which they receive daily from
Gallup, n. NJ. This coal is equal
to any in the market, aud is
sold as cheap. This firm not only re-
tail, but are prepared to furnish dealers
in quantities at wholesale prices. For
prices call at yard, llG S. Spring.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
Peoples Store,

For it witnessed the people leave laden
content and pleased with its prices We do not have to offer Holiday
an public
the Peoples and finds the
Southern California
Store does claim be- do claim
article sold elsewhere the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
Anime station,

1t was raining on Christmas day on
the beautiful Alpine sections which John
C. Bell will sell by auction on January
l2. Go and see the bunch grass on
them. Less than three hours ride
north OF Los Angeles on the Southern
Pacific Railroad, close to Alpine depot.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
ILLINOIS ASSOCIATION.

The regular meeting Of the Illinois Asso.
citation will be held In Nadeau Hall on
Tuesday evening, Dec 10Th, at Z o'clock,
cordially invited to attend. A good musical
aud literary programme has been prepared.
Election OF o hcers takes place and arrange
ments will be made for mid-Wiutef plcnic'
W. q. COCHRAN, President
Fred L. ALLIES. eecreinry. deo6s
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
mnne,. .EnsIIY. .nIn,ie.

All the real estate agents in Los An
geles are requested to put HoyeY's vine.
yard on their books, and the first man
who sells it viii get over 81 600 commits
sion. See "Rare Chance advertisement
in another column.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
Horace A. Ferguson,

Real Estate aud General Commission Bro
her, Room Is Temple Block, over
County Bank,
y Free Intelligence bureau for for
ciqners, Reliable agents In British Colum.
bia, England and Canada. references =
&. w. Mortimer, British Vice Courul; II. l..
Macneil, Cashier L. A. County Bank Cap
tain A. J. Hutchinson. .sop6-lu
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
A Cutting ARRAY.

A serious cutting atfray occurred yes
terday evening in Downey block. The
manager of the Headquarters shoe store
seriously cut the price OF their ladies
kid button boots down to .95.
209 Downey Block,
North Main street,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
MADAME G. DELEvAL.
English and French Family ana Day School
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Corner OF Grimm avenue and Kuhrts Streets,
East Los Angeles.

The course OF instruction includes the ele-
mentary and advanced English branches,
French Latin, Drawing and Needle Work.
French exclusively spoken in the family.
Extras taught Music, Execution, falntlng,
Crayon Drawing, Modern Languages aud
Dancing For full particulars apply at the
school or address MADAME G. DELENAL,
d24Im r. o. Box 800 Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
business Is DulI-another FaiI-

Headquarters yesterday failed-to
hold up the price OF mems English walk
ing shoes, and dropped them down to
81 %.
209 Downey Block,
North Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29

An EDUCATED, REFlNEp aud competent
n American widow, who recently arrived
here, would likea position rs housekeepertu in
Hotel, Lodging House, or genucman's home.
Can give best reference Address Mrs. lie
Mathews, POstOniCe, deer q
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
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weather indications.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 2s.--s p, Mn
dicntions forthc succeeding thirty-two hours
are as follows. FOR the North Pacific Coagt,
lair weather light variable winds. Middle
Pacific fair weather; light variable winds.
south Pacific fair weather, slight changes
in Temperature.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
Cipnrs, Cigars.
Fatal Accident.

BUY your cigars from Edelmau & CO., the
only exclusive wholesale cigar aud tobacco
house In southern California. Corner OF
Los Angeles aud Commercial streets,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29

JVANTED--An active business man, not
w afraid 90 work, with S1t0o 10 $1,000 rs u
partner in an established business. This
amount can be more than doubled the com
ing wear, The business is the manufacture
Of a staple article of extensive sale, aud the
sole reason of wanting partner is That
there is too mach for one man to look after
A rare opportunity. Address Box -, 7. O, .
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29

{. WANTED IMMEDIATELl'- Good re.
W liable agents to handle an entirely
new article. For particulars address or can
al the "Namalene" Mfg Cas- once, ~
south Spring St, Los Angeles, Cal. d29 Nv
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29

JNTANTED-Thc highest price paid for
w emptv Beer Bottles at agency john
WIELAND'S Lager Beer, laA +, First street
upytg I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
SIe,5ORuVs

An all-wool frock or sack suit, which
would be considered cheap at $3.50
elsewhere Call at T.. Adams Clothing
House, 10 South Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
Recorded.

There were filed for record yesterday
in the County Recorders office: %
deeds, | mortgages, 0 releases, 9 miscel-
laneous papers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29

Yes, it's there, and will stay there,
for it has a right to be there, remember.
Go and see it. Northeast corner Los
Angeles and Commercial streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
$3.50 Buys

A stylish reversible overooat, worth
twice the amount, at T. Adams Cloth
ing House Is South Spring street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
vhe Anime Region.

DIR. Pierce's pheasant Purgative Pei
lets" cleanse and purify the blood and
relieve the digestive organs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29

SITUATION wANTED-By a man aud wife
- tGerman) ON dairy ranch, or would
a ranch on In the city would be acceptable.
Address C. Il 80 $. Main 81. dec29 ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29

WANTED-Ar, once a reliable yonng man i,l...
entertainment now doing q first class buSt.
ness one acquainted with this county pre-.
ferred. Address at once G.. II. RAND, AZ
s,f,ie. ~ UppAIn deCyti
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
Pine c,,s,on,s Wade Su,,s
TINT Big Cntch Sign.

At bedrock prices, at l.. Adams One
Price Clothing House, 10 South Spring
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29

INANTED-A girl about 10 years of age to
w act as nurse ior children. one who
likes children preferred. Apply to Mrs, d,
r Donegau 81 :. Los Angeles street d23 It
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
FOUND.
LOST.

|, OsT-sl0 REWARD. Blue stone eand gold
! Medusa.hend scarf piu marked +. A.
Wheeler Return to Philadelphia Boot ana
shoe uouse dec23 lw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29
FOR SALE

U,oR SALE OR EXCHANGE.A floral
II store, stock and fixtures. VIII sen low
for cash Or eschapgs ,9T csy syyr,nS lIs street
dec27 81
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-29

SOLICITORS WANTED Immediately for
> the sale OF new articles which Will pay
from hye 10 ten dollars day inquire ~
Also street. utNlut