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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

A good many OF the Presidents old
friends have been surprised BY the manner
in which be hiss adapted himself to the 20.
cial usages of the national capital. He
wears the dress suit prescribed By the code
With almost as much grace as President
Arthur did. And be shakes bands with
the thousands with the air ofoue who en-
Joys the exercise.
Mr.. Cleveland ;oins in the g~aieties OF
the White House with an apparent relish
and processes 10 enjoy Washington life.
To his personal friends, however, he occs.
s~ionslly opens bis heart, and then admits
that the good old DAYS in Buffalo, when he
had no thought of off ce,EeekeFs and no
fear OF a Republican Senate, were much
better suited to bis taste than the glitter
and glare, false friendship and sycopsncy
of the thropgs which crowd the Executive
parlors. In Buffalo Mr.. Cleveland never
thought OF coming q ~s~sllo7-tsil, and be
seldom affected his gloves He visited the
ball room oc ,aSionally. but the ball room
of the Buf .lo politician differs materially
from the parlors in Washington, where
the German foods are distributed. 1t is
r~crsllg located in the east eide of the city,
over q Germsn ssiooa aal a bscE stairway
leads to 6 conmodious bier bialIe."
Invitations to the Buffalo balls are sent
out, engraved on handsome bristol board,
but they sppesr in the newspapers some.
thing of this share.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

The AmsricGr Bookmaksr New York
for February ISIS = very interesting illus.
tSated article on EARLY American BOOK
uakeys.' The entire number ia iull ofin-
formation for book makers and book lovers
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

vii give THAR third annual balI AT Tozn BAll
on THURSDAY evening next.
Tickets adm ting gent and two Ia5ies, 30 cents,
for Ells By members al the door"
1t was o, the members" that Grover
Cleveland usually purchased his ticket.
The Happy Forty" or "Esmersld," or
some other bightoned society was always
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

ToeH Topics (NeR York;, pays weekly
visits aud brings the choicest literary, art,
musical and society news. Only 10 cents
8 number.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

Tue subject of Church Union will be
discussed in the March Century New
York; rom q Presbyterian point of view,
BY Dr.. Howard Crosby of New York, and
Prof. A. A. Hodge Of Friucston.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

IN dis room al Inc motel tDeY USED 10 SLIP
little tVo OF four ounce bottles OF whisky
into his pocket, which bottles sam would
empty when the Sergesnt-st. Arms turned
his back. He made $3.50 ont Of the
#o'k AM LEFT the city in debt"
How did 10 Harris cone 10 succeed
Snslis or the Cons,it1tioG1
think Is va 10 be spring Of 1880 that
Smslls got OF 8 great 'bsnder' and failed
for several days TO hand in bis Old 81
copy. 10 Harris Sas g reporter on the pa
per, and had written some clear little
pieces osnegro dialect, bot be ielt that be
was q very weak amateur beside Suslls,
who is undoubtedly the beat negro dialect
writer, dead or alive. After continued dis.
appointments On account OF Smslls' dissi.
patton, the managing editor ven to 10
Harris a,d told him be must write
a negro sketch 10 take the
place of Smalls Old 81 Harris
at FIRST refcsed TO write it, fearing he would
be looked upon as ridicnlo1s in comparison
With Snslls, bU; at lest be vFate The initial
Uncle Rsnss story. It took. Everybody
lhlhSu hUOut u huu bi Iuc p7peIs COplcu
1t. Then followed the Uncle Remss' pro
duction until they have become as famous
as tbose Of Old 81 The difference be
tween the tEo writers 10 this: Smslls made
81 tslk sbopt scientific and learned
masters, which never enter the mind Of the
common negro. while Uncle Reuas ralLsoo
Of religion, Plantation matters and the cur
rent topics, leaving them more plausible.
Sam Snalls is 6 lind and generous
man, and every one In Georgia has heard
Of or met him. His only weakness was in
Bat be il sincere in his
work, and Will redeem himself"
-
In Washing fon the mercantile houses
are Yearly all closed in winter at 6 o. N.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1886-01-28

SGARnF b GIIRI0lI0 Books , on Nas 5S N Ms
Books Noses and splendid books To pass long Winter
evenings Circulars &c. j. q. STAUFFER, Palmyra Pa
Meutioh The National Tribune.
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H5- CAPITAL PRIZE, 75,OOO.Tss
Tickets Only s.. shares i'm proDorfiau
Louisiana STATE Lottery Company.

'TTe do hereby certify that IRE supervise the ar
arrangements for al the Monthly and Quarterly
Drawings Of The Louisiana State LOtiery Com
palg, and iR person manage and control the Dra,V-
jHqs Themselves and that the SINE are conducted
Tjth honesty fairness, and ia good faith togGrd all
parties, and authorize the Company 10 use this
certificate. r;th tgc-simjies Of osU signatures at
tached iH its advertisements"
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not be satisfactorily answered, because the Gov
eminent will not interfere. II is probably held by
the State rs belonging to the State and its owner
ship must be determined by the State authorities
We suggest that you write to the Register of Lands
of your state at jefferson City.
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SCOTS EMULSION OF PURE

Il, Lung Troubles and Cholera hyfantm.
DIR. w. +. RANSOM, Hartford, Ind, says: " I
find Sc0tt's Emulsion an excellent remedy in
lung troubles, and especially in Strumous chill
dren, and most valuable remedy in chronic
stages Of Cholera Infantum."
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VyTANTED-IADIES OR YOUNG MEN. Some
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Yassing Full particulars free. Please address at
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Mention The National Tribune.
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AIDES WANTED, TO work for Us at their own
l homes s. to $40 per weei, can be easily made;
1 Canvassng; fascinating and steady employment
Particulars and sample of the wor! sent for stamp
- Address HOME MFG CO., p. .. Box 1916,
Boston, Mass.
Mention The National Tribune.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12

A Playful, brown
eyed puppy faced
by covered with
silken hair f ON
head to foot. Not
an insipid lido,
but a bright, in
telligent being.
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Fourth Extra Day az La,onia.

CINcINNATI O., October IL L to-
MIA jockey Club, fourth extra day.
Fine weather, far attendance, good
track,
First Race.-Purse S250,of which $50
to 81 coOd, for four year old, non WIN
ners, six furlon, 8. Tony Pas or came
abe ,dand won easily by two lengths ;
DaUn of Day second, hes d in advance
of Lo Clifden third. Time-l:l7l,
Second Race. Purse $3.50, Of which
$50 10 second, for nader two years
old, five flrlooge. Ban Nail won
Narin rs .tond, Vlolette third. Time
1904.
Third Race -Purss 5000, of which
$50 10 second seven eiph hs of mile
heats. Fr.t Hea'-Else h. wo by a
he d; Wahoo second, Malva r. thIrn
Time -l;3l, Second Heat Ellie b
won by head; Wehoo second, a
be adj in front Of Malva R, third.
TIME -1.3l. Third Heat - WahoC
won in csntev. Time 1891.
Fourth Race. -Purs' $3.50, tf which
$50 to s'cpnd, for fl lies three wear
old and upwards, one mile. Ller,
won by head; Hattie CArnsle SIC
nDd, u half length in advance o
Loneal'g1i, third. Time-l:45
Fifth Race.-Purse $3.50, Of whict
800 to sscond and $50 10 bird, mil'
end half a fur oug. After a bard finist
KeDs rgtln won; Hettie \. zee md
Bob SWIM third. Time-l:50
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12
A PRETTY DEPUTY
LIKELY 10 He Added 10 the Sherin's
Force.

A whisper re ched the boys at the
Sheriff 3 tiiice yesterday that Sheriff
Cannon had dc cided 10 make an limo.
walton. 1t was a mere breath, but it
had all the force and effect OF cy-
clone. The commotion was caused by
the anu uuc ment that in all proba-
billy Chief Deputy McLendou would
have a lady, and young, dashiDg and
pretty one, to assist him in his book
keeping the next week. That the ap-
pointment had been rendered the
young lady, the daughter Of one the
mes, eune4t and eff i've workers in
the party, there seemed TO be no doubt,
but positive acceptance had not
been made. Those on the inside ttate
as positive fac, however, lhst the
young lady will enter upon her duties
IN the next few days. There a,e sew
eral very deicst4 questions involved.
The ady cannot, under the law, bs
clothed with the powers OF the rhtrifI,
and it s very p obable, as she has a
miod OF her own, and considerable
taste, too, she would luis, upon a GER
t4iu sat, aud fit in the official robe
known better to GOdy's Lddy's Book
than to the statutes Of Tennestee . She
his plenty of pluck, however, and
may il sist upon her rights to full
deputyst 10 " tn the power TO serve a
writ and carry q revolver. II che sue
ada
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12

BRIGHToN BEACH, N. Y, Oetober l L..
First Race. Sailing pu Sc, for three
year ocs, three quarters OF mile.
Barb won by length; Belleview
second, Suitor third. T,me-l;17l.
Second Race Purse, one mile. Re-
woke won by half leug,h: Mentm 'rs
seror d, May w. third. Tims-l:45l.
Third Race. -Puls7, one mile. Grand
Dixie won by half length; Bahama
sAtoud. Eager third. Time :4S!
Fourth Race. Pu' sc, mila and an
eighth. Bonnie Prince won by q
mai; Bnz s,cold, b ghssd this d.
Time-2:0Ol.
Fifth Race 80 Pure, mile Gn1 a quar-
ter. Top Sawyer won by leugth
+ nest 81 end, Adonis third. Time
2:124
Si.ch Rdce.-Purse, mi g and six
teanth. Treasurer won by length
Mollie Wslt1n second, Chanlilly
third. Time-l ;534.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12
3 H0OL BOARD.
The Report of the superintendent
Submitted.

The Board OF Education met yester-
day. The Superintendent submitted
tue following report:
Gentlemen of the Board of Educ ton:
In accordance with your dire C lion
the citv pub ic schools we're opened
September 9th, and are now in good
running order. Today there are $3.50
puHils enrolled; 1856 OF them are in
The senior department OF the Market
Street school. THIS number is nearly
double the average number in the
same department last session.
The following shows the number IN
each bui ding: Smith School, $50;
Leath School, 426; Peabody School,
1856; Porter School, 10 Merrill School,
237; ] fTerson School, 299; Pope
Set DOL, 1872 Total number white pm
ris, 22l4 Kortrt chit School, Sic;
CIR ,It school, 345; Monro, Schoo,
242; Brosdwsy School "a Wincheste
School, 1853. Total number colo ed
puplls, l345.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12
LAW REPORTS.
Circuit Court-Estes, Jndrc

JuFv calender Tor Tuesday, October
~, 1886: Nor. $3.50, Thomas A. Brad
ford vs. G. O. Helm; s451, Daniel G..
Muden w. O. O. Helm; 1888, N. 0.
Nelson Manufacturing Company VS. A.
Lagomsrsiuo; 1915, j. L. Goodwin W.
Keneesw Manufacturing Company
s6l7, EHen F Holst, use, etc.,vs John
u. Spark ct al 1923, John Donntlly
w. louisville, New Orleans and Texas
Railroad Company; $500, A. n. Kol-
techt ct a W.. II. III. Schreyet; $3.50,
w. A. Brinkley VS.. Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company; S756, U.
S. Roeers'n vs Q. B Bryan e. al
6757, Charles MaydSell We, C.,B. Byan
ct a.; $3.50, W. J. CrAwson W, JohJ
= II il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12

street car companies that one of them
extend their lines over t. Rayburn
avenue. THIS avenue is well popu-
late d and is very announcement to both
liz es Of street railway. Although
twelve squares in length, there are but
two Cross ct eats that allow access to
the cars, and If one of the companies
would bring their line cut Georgia
street, and into Rsybury avenue as
f,r as Broadway, they would receive
good paying patronage. RESIDENT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12
The FALL MEETING.
COMING SPORT on THE JOCKEY
CLUB TRACK.
The Horses on the Ground and
Those to COme-Fine Sport
Elsewhere.

There are now nearly fifty lo1es
qnarered at the new Memphis J ck.y
Club track awaiting the opeoing OF
the 0ctobar meeting on the 26t1 it
slant, the liteEt arrival being Jim Gray
with his fine string.
President Montgomery does not ex
pect mauy n ore until the close Of the
1atonia meeting, but thew will pour
in then by tbs carlo ad. Every sail at
the track ha already been spoken for
aud it is likely that the club viii build
another stable or Two 10 accommodate
those who desire to winter here.
As toon as the La ouia meeting
closes Campbell aud Fenton, :. S
Brown, ID. T Pulitzer, j. Carer aud
Mike Welsh will come hare direct.
Campbell and Fsnton have tAen'y-
two. including Jim Gray, Puaka, L.
gan and Little Joe.
S. Brown has twenty-six in al,
among them Mona, O'FdlIon, Lizzie
CreppT, number o. crack two year
olds and the famous TrJuha1our, who
recently wned Miss WOO iiord and
has been loading them all this tpring
aDd SUNNI r.
DIT Pu'siver has Sir 10 eph and
eight o her good oUes.
Joe Ca tar has nine in bis str ng, b a
sides Aretiro, who will do to wa oh in
mile dash with any company.
Mike Welsh has six in bis string,
heedtd by Hattie Carlisle, recently
purchased fom Ed Corigap, whO
viii brig the remainder Of his stable
here.
Among others coming are NJ, 7.
Dant eistr, w. GrAtz and Nj T. Arm
tt,ong. Mr.. Dnheiser will bring the
famous ssee leckasers Mys ic aud Tom
Brown. Mr.. Gratz lie coming with
EIkwocd, VINO helped to down the
500, 900 DeTd o?.
An of the events p-omite to be eX.
citing. Taere are tpi,ty-two entities
in the Peabody handicap, and in thai
race Jim Gray, Punka Mona, O'Fallon,
Bonnie s aod Snsuldirg are almost
cerlan t. STAR. With pretty west CT
he meeiing will be gorge Gus suctess
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12
NEW YORK DRE GOODS MARKET

New York, October ll,-For all
ETY. o. of cotton goods continued de-
mand reveals very light, # any stocks,
and they hardening Agents nave ad
vanced all styles and widths Of Cones
toga tickings from to lac psr yard,
Llnsdale CambriCa to lac, and Ions
dale A and IS blescbed cottons,
Blackstone A A, Hope. Fitchville,
farmers Oh ica, Greene G and VIII e
Ho SO SO inch beached cDitons, ic,
and Utica Nonpareii A shirtiug' 24c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12
A Drmggist,n NtorY.

Mr.. Isaac Q. Chapman, druggist,
Newburg, N. Y, writes us: 81 have
for the past ten years sold several
gross Of DR.. William Halls Balsam for
the Lung. l can say of it what
cannot ssy OF any other medicine,
have never heard a customer speak Of
it but TO praise It's virtues in tbs high.
est manner. l lave recommended il
in q great many cases OF whoopinp
cough, with the happIest effects.
have ueed it in my own family loi
many years; IN fact, always have 2
',pttle IN the medicine closet ready FOL
lee.n
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12
Why They suffer.

Because they will not adopt proper
remedies. The martyrs to dyspepsia
grow on from day to day and week 10
week. They grow pale, tallow, and
then suffer understandable torture. All
this can be avoided. Chew Koko
Tulu. 1t never fails TO bring relief.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12
TO the VICTOR the LAUREL"
A mnn wIlh RrnInr ana ConscIencc
Crab Orchard Springs,

T INCOLN COUNTY, KY.-The oxcellen
Dofthe cuisine and accommodations char
a1teristio Of this hotel during the past three
years. shall DO fully maintained this seAson.
Excursion tickets to tho Springs by the h.
and N. Railway are good via Louisville, both
going and returning, TO proceed on FIRST train
succeeding arrival n Louisville.
w, I. GRANT, PruS, j. @. KING,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12
RnaAhnll

At Washington-Llst game of the
National League championship season
Kan as City, 7; Washington, 8
At MISUNDERSTANDING, A; Metre
| nolitan |
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12

TAMES WASHINGTON, formerly cook
81 the Gnyoso, has heou employ as ca
torer OF 1853 and ass Shelby street, 2 squares
below Gayoso, whore superb meals, with
prompt attention, will he served Tor SO per
month.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

LNARM-For city or suburban property,
" good farm, near BroWnsville, Tenn. For
further information apply to A, WHEAT
LEN. Rcnl Estate AGENT. Min street.
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STRAYED.

NTULES-Fr the Transfer Stable, cor
wi ner of Concord and Second streets, last
Friday, oos mouse colored horse mule, alb ut
HAD leg; and one black mare mule, bout
same ago and hieht, with one eye out an d
badly sweenied in shoulder. Any one re
turning tn IN to above stable. or piving any
Information of them, will be literally re-
ward d. t N. PATTON.
NIULES-0n the night Of Oct. Sd, miles
vi cast O, Collierville, black mare mules !;
one about f0u- years old, in good hx and
trimmed up, with little white spot under
jaw; the other, ten or twelve years old.
rOuEh, and II t so well trimmed Reward
for information, or return of mules to ]. W.
YuuLg, MemDtis, or
W.T. PRICE. Cnllierville, Tenn.
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DOOMS- Pleasant furnished rooms with
~ board, for ladies or gentleu en-. Terms
very reasonable. 500 Court Extended.
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TAKEN up.

M ULE-0n 10th inst one dark ay horse
vi mule, about ten years old 16 hands;
chafed on hook joints: small skinned Tlace
on lett hip. +. M. PATTERSON 4 co.
y MULES-0n Oct. Sth, ut Dennis Sections
4 place on Rand ,lph road. owner can have
by naying CHARGES and proving nroperly.
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pO0MS- Furnished, with board,
N AttSl Shelby street.
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NNT00DW ORkEN--A good ono wanted az
w Cunningham Shop. corner of Monroe
and DcsOto.
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SALESMEN To soil petit ledgers and 40
- lict merchants with neS Velty; biz
profits; good positions
\. q. LEMEN X co Atlanta, Ga.
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pOOMS AND eOARD-
N At a Market street
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TNINGER--G Good job wore,r, one who uu-
l. darstands furnace business preferred;
steady work, GOOD wa.e =,
WESSEND0RF Il EICH 9ERG.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12

CALESMEN-An experienced de-, goods
- salesman also. boot and ehoo sale sman.
No others need apyly, S Auerbach. ~ Beale.
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MISERABLE ROOMS With boa,d, at
- ~ MADlSON ST
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I ADY AGENTS Our agents have had
II such wonderful success selling Mrs.
Campboll's Combination Skirt and Bustle
(somo cloariog $3.50 u MONTH, that We make
this special request for all agen who want
stamp for catalogue. Also, Furnishing
Goods. Address II. IL. Campbell X Co., 49,
West Randolph Street, Chicago. Ill.
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NEWLY furnished or unfurnished rooms,
~ with tho very best hoard. 81 Court It.
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FROM THE PEOPLE.

A 6uggeStiOn for the street Car
Companies.
To the Editors of the Appeals;
would lie the privilege through
your columns Of sugees ing TO our
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12

TNHE psoplo to know that we have a 6uo
i stock Of Furniture, all kinds, and at
lowest prices. AMES, BEArTIE & CO.,
No. 1863 Main street.
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-. 0OMS- Furnished rooms with hoard.
II 12l Court street
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LNVERYBODY-ro call and zee the rele-
IL brated Gypsy Cltirvoyant, at III rnrd
street, noar pOpar.
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SlNGLE MAN-Wnnts furnished rooms
- with board, 10 prira'e family; good ref
ereucet. Adde'S Is, this office.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12

\ DUNG MAN-Fxperienced in job Print
L Ing. No. 10 Wost curt S rect.
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l. quick writer. Address l. s., this Office.
MAN to take an Office and represent a
WI manufacturer; $50 per week, sw all
cap tol required. Address with STAMP, Box
10, est Acton, Mas.
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NREs SMAKERS-rw Two Wsist and two
- Skirtu akers, immedH tely, ~
llI ~irCONU STREET
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Not a vestige OF
tkin is visible on
any part of his
head, face, nj ok,
nose or ears. He
receives a salary of
5 0C0 per week,
more money than
the President gets,
aud twice the sum
any other curiosity
was ever paid.
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ANrED-Ladics, local or travelling. A
w wonderful entirely new speciality for
ladies only; 81 daily easily made; nc, photo,
no painting; particulars free. MRS. e..
LITTLE BON li9, Oh cngo, Ill.
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AMBERMAID-Wi good reference,
~ ut 1873 Madison street.
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ST. JAMES HOUSE-5S Adams street.
- BOARD ard LODGING, 81 day bo,rd, 81 Sd.
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D0SITION-By man with years expeTi>
J. encs in business; very best OF, city ref
erencos. Address D., Arpoal office.
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NGAN-An intelligent, enrnost man to rep
INl resent, IN his own locality, large re-
Tponsiblo house. A romuneratiye salary to
ri hit party. Steady position References
exchanged. Americnn Manufacturing House,
M narclny St N Y,
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=s
WANTED.

pONES-With or without hoard; terms
| ! reasonable. l40 MADISON ST.
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+ ISTERNS-B Built and repaired and war
" ranted. Inventor of the Sanitary P. TT
land Cement Pump. Contractor and brick
LAYER Telephone Sss. JH0s CUBBINS.
DR. G. j. SCHERER. Surgeon Chiropo-
- dist I'll Main street Get Sixteen years
CAL and see him. Office hours from am.
to pm. SUI days from 9 to IL IN.
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DOSlTI0N-B II lady as nus c teacher, or
i to teach young children English branches.
Salary expected moderate Good home de-
sired. Address Teacher" Columbus. Mas.
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BEAUTIFUL irnnt rooms, single or GA
j suite, furnished or unlurnished, with or
without board; other rooms, l0i -lO6 Court 81.
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DAY BoARpERs-Or wi bout rooms,
u At w East Court street,
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pOoMs-woli furnished rooms, No. S.
~ Linden street.
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: ITUATICN-As nurse or housckeepor
- Applv nj lOi Court Street
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STAMPING AND EMBR0IDERING-.
MAYS EMPORIUM.
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AUCTION SALES.

Genteel Household Furniture at AUc-
ii n, on the premises, No. sS7 Court
street extended, WEDNESDAY, October
18Th, at 10 o'clock. Chamber, Dining
room and Kitchen Furniture, Carpets, etc.
A NJ. STOOD skD, Auctioneer.