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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-01
BURNED 10 A CRISP.
a sne~ Storm Causes q Frishtiul Accident on q
RaiIroad-

aaslroad-
KoUTs, IND, December 31.--Another
disastrous wreck occurred on the line of
the Chicago and Atlantic Railway, six
miles from this place, near the crossing
Of the Louisville, New Albany and
Chicago and the Chicugo and Indiana
Coal Railroads, at Wilders, Ind, by the
collision of two sections of fast stock
train going east. The engineer of the
rear section was unable to see the first
section on account OF a binding snow
storm, and his engine went crashing
into the rear car, demolishing the engine
and caboose. One car of cattle was de
stloyed. The cattle were burned. The
rear brakeman was burned to a crisp.
The other train hands had a narrow
escape.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-01
Titusviile's school House.

The new school building at this place.
Ia great credit % our town. IL In now
very near compilation, and will probably
be occupied by our school shortly. The
main room is 30x35, with high ceilings,
well ventilated and has plalstered Nralis.
Besides smaller room Tor the instruc-
ton Of the primary ciasssss. tho building
IL provided with q commodious Iobbv
and ante-rooms for entrance and cloak
rooms.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-01
EMMANUEL CHURCH BURNED.

Vne ot me fihest outsoines IN Milwaukee De-
stsoysd-N Cost 5000. 900.
MILWAUKEE, December 31.-Mlwau-
kee Emmanuel Presbyterian Church, one
Of the finest edifices in the city, was to-
tally destroyed by fire at an early hour
this morning. Nothing but the bare
stone walls left. Loss, 500, 900, insur-
ance, $S5. 900. The building was erected
in 1878 at a cost of $500 900. The organ
was valued at $4,000. A fierce blizzard
was raging at the time and it was with
great difficulty that the fire engines
reached the scene.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-01
ELEVEN KILLED OUTRIGHT.
Terrible Accident TO Tso Trains on the Cincinnati
Southern Railway.

Southern Railway.
CHATTANOOGA, December 3i.-The
North and South cannon bali trains ON
the Cincinnati Southern Railroad col
lided to-day, at p. m., at Summit, KY,
about twenty miles north OF the Tennes-
see and Kentucky State line. Eleven
persons, including eight passengers, are
known have been killed outright, and
many injured. The names of the killed
and injured have not yet been learned.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-01

Lake Weir independent.

We note upon the streets of Ocala,
Capt. Henry Narcotic, one of the Ocala
Free Press brilliant and witty localizers,
Capt. Narcotic and wife have been
spending the summer at st. Augustine.
and will spend the winter months Mt
Dunneilon.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-01

We wish ail our readers Happy New
Year, and may their streak Of good luck
be fourteen fest acros.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-01

JT&K W depot
cWlL ENGINEERING.
city Surveyor. Nos. and Moragne block.
Z over Kerstsng's-
ctoTMlMe AND GENTS FURNISHINGS.
LO1B, MARCUS
No u Lemon street.
CONFECTIONERY.
NERRYDAY w
Lemon street, corner OF Second
Hickman-Kenner.y block, Lemon street
DENIAL ROOMS.
Moragne block, Lemon street, upstairs
ROSEN BERG, DIR WI
Hickman hlock Lemon street. UPSTAIRS.
DEvEREUx.c
Lemon street
Phanix block, Lemon street
ROGERO co, NJ III
Lente's new block. Front street
GRAIN. NAY. ETC.
Foot Of Laurel street, near J IT SIX w RY
c,,xr ,ouNr saoctas'
Next 10 post Office, Front street
HAuGHToN y BROS. A NJ
Phoenix block. Lemon street
Esrts block, foot of Lemon street
PETERMANN, HENS
Lemon street: southeast corner of First
hickman KennerIy block, Lemon street
wholesale and RETAIL Front st. of Reid
GUN L0ckSMIIHs.
HENDRiCKsON,
Lemon street, opposite Putnam House
HARDWARE.
GRIFFIN PARKER .,,
Florida Southern building, water street
e LANE, Ell
Harts block. Water street
HARNESS AND SADDLES. =
RANDERSON, re
Opposite Putnam House, Lemon street
BANGOR HOUSE HOTELS
Riley, proprietor, corner Lemon and
CANovA HOUSE
SSHOya Rs,a sSsss sns second peoS s,s
Court House block. Orange street
l1lff FEE Sa sn
proprietor, Front street corner of William
families, cor of Dodge and Emmett streets
ICE.
PALATKA ICE FACTORY, l. G Canova,
manager, Laurel st, tet River and Emmett
INSURANCE.
CARLETON KENNERLY
Rpom2, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS blk, Lemon 1T
HILLIARD & Co, CHAS M
Pslatka National Bank building, Front st
Post ONCE building
f JEWELRY.
Lemon street, opposite Putnam House
Front street, four doors south of Lemon
PALArKA NEWS FURNISHING COMPANY
LIVERY STABLES.
GEM CITY LIVERY AND SALE STABLE
MEs@1s / SON !" ''p''' ~ ~
Lemon ssres,, between Third and Fourth
Corner of Heid and Second street
LIME.
EATON. CIAs y, AGENT
Foot OF Laurel street
noYD.pA
River street, next IN Gas Works
MEAT MARKETS.
General market, Court House blk. Lemon
Manager Gem city market, Water street
Lemon street, two doors west of Jones
GOODSON CO., NC
No ~ Front street
MURRAY, THOMAS
Lemon street between Third and Fourth
Lemon street. opposite Putnam House
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
HOLBROOK. MRS THoS
Front IS street % opposite Putnam House
Lemon street opposite express office
PAINTS. OILS AND ARTISTS MATERIALS
Paiatka National Bank building Front st
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Kenneriv Hickman block, Lemon street
PHYSICIANS.
COLE, DIR A T., HoNEoPArHIsr,
baum block. Lemon street
Moragne block, Lemon street, upstairs
STRAUSS, DIR r III
No = Front street
REAL ESTATE
RURr, JAMES
Town lots, Palatka Heights
HEAdr hllsrs y - TRlAa Fr.di Room Front street
Paiatsa National Bank building. Front 5,
.CUNNEELY =
Water street, near Reid
pah5 Ha5',s ssISaN SiasSi Water street
Twin Pamsttoes, Lemon street
Lemon street. near ] TSKw junction
SASH. DOORS AND BLINDS
Palatka National Bank building. Front $
FINNrNsER G A'1o"'Ss
ellis block, Lemon street. upseirs
kenneriy Hickman block. Lemon street
TAxioERMisT.
Front street. three doors south of Lemon
umpERrAkERs AND EnsAIMERs
No 30 Front street
WAGON FACTORY.
RACE 8 MARTIN
River street, near Gas Works
WOOD vAaD
DALTON, NH
Fost Of Adams street
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-01

Senator John She1Dsan pays taxes ON
property In Washington which In as-
sessed st elie. 900. II may be noted that
from Connecticut.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-01

Dawson Journal.

A young gentleman friend, after the
last nickel club meeting, complained
that lady friend put some salt in his
goblet Of water, and he wishes to know
what IL means. We answer in the Ian
fresh
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-01
Wade-Lennard.

Married-At the home II Mr.. ]. N.
Myer in this city, yesterday. by Rev.
James Mitchell, Ph- d., Of Crescent
City. Capt. b. +. Wade, OF the steamer
Curlew. and Miss Luena May Lennard,
of Palatka.
After the ceremony was concluded,
the happy couple were accompanied by
their friends to the depot, where they
took the south bound train for Crescent
City, the home OF the groom's parents.
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Mr. Josepb Martin. after a seve,

Mr.. Joseph Martin, after a severe at
tack Of brain fever, died yesterday at
his home On Kirby street. Mr.. Martin
was q machinist. and employed at the
Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West Rail-
way shops. He came 10 this city from
Rock Hill, 8. c., and was q member Of
the masonic fraternity Of that city.
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Written for the Paidtka Nens.l
FLORIDA PLANTS.
Our Vegetable and Flower Gsrdens-A Medic: nal
Private Treasure

BY DR. A. .scHAFFRASEK. PALATKA, ELA.
XIII.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-01

1t was a happy exchange assure you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Page, two Of the
most delightful society people in this
community Of nice people, were our host
and hostess, and never did twenty-five
or thirty people have a merrier time
than we, and we formed quite a process
sion, headed by the biggest bus in town
loaded with some Of our sweetest singers,
then our party in smaller bus. follow
ed by q wagon. We had an organ. Cor
net and guitar. which, with ths many
beautiful trained voices in the carol
singing, made glorious music; and after
each carol We treated our listeners, viii.
ing and unwilling. to such . chorus OF
kazoos Of eyery possible shape and size
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TIE AMEnCAY 0A1LERY ArBARCELoYA

TIE AMERJCzT GALLERY ATBARCELONA
barcelona June 13.-Thc American section at tho
Spanish International Exhibition occupies the first
gallery Of Inc main building. entering the west wing
OF the vast fankc structure. Tho United states Com
missioner, Emile VI. Blum. his arrival at Bar
cclona found this gallery entirely empty as no eX-
hbitors had put up any installation. He therefore
had 10 sci 10 work to obtain pans, spccfcato OTIS ard
estimates for fitting up and decorating the entire
gallery. lie has entrusted tho supervision OF the
decorative work to Ramon Padro whose paintings
and frcscocd ceilings in of the finest buildings in
spain bavc earned for him an cnvlable reputation.
At end OF the gallery, a grand platform, IS TO
he Immense statue representing the Republic,
sitting and bearing the tablets of the law and the wand
of justice, symbols Of tina, form of government On
their corresponding attributes. As background TO
this imposing group, there is colossal map Of the
United States. The space between tine columns a.
both sides of the gallery VII be decorated with views
of the pal cities OF the Union with statistics OF
their growth Above these Views covering each raftcr.
there IS a shield with the initials L. 5 cniwincd and
adorned with four largo American flags. Underneath
each Of these shields very large inscriptions with
lhc names OF the most eminent mon of The Republic.
At the centre Of the gallery there is exact repre-
scntaton of the statue of Liberty Enlightcning tho
World7 placed on pedestal in imitation of the ono
built on Bcdlow's Island In New.YOrk harbor. OPP
posltc this there Is an al!cGorical represent alton Of
epain and tho North American Republic, clapng hands
In sign o: the friendship existing between the two
Nations end the figure of Columbus stands prominently
In the background.
At the other end is the Commissioners Office. and
this immense shield Of the United states.
with the American and spanish flags grouped around
IT, On either SIDE of the Comm ssioner's Office there
Is a reception ROOM beautifully furnished.
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Andicn Sales Of ReaI estate.
JERE. JOHNSON, Jl., Alcdonssr.
Absolute Auction Sale.
340LOTs,
TUESDAY, JULY 81,
Al Q o'clock D. M
ON THE PREMISES AT
BEu { D NH i
By THE SEA,
The Select Portion of
BATH BEACH,
THE NEW SEASIDE RESORT.
TIRE NEW SEASIDE RESORT,

Within Is minutes Of wall-st., New York, via the
ferry from the Battery, every half horr IN connection
with tho Brooklyn, Bath Beach and West End Railroad.
From Brooklyn via any Of the South Brooklyn horse
COR the 5th-avc Elevated T. r. when completely In
connection with the said road
This property over 100 been the residence
Benson family. Within the last six months over
two miles OF have been made, sidewalks soffef
and paved mains laid fences built street shade
and artistic nOwerheds out by Olmseaf tennis
property is desirable either for winter homes
It the famed In BY the cooling south
breeze, while the salt wind from the
tempes the air and makes this location less cold than
New York Brooklyn
The remarkable development Of this Benson farm has a.
racted the attention OF investors and speculaors 70
the possibilities Of the immense future value OF this
choicest OF suburbs.
This new addition Bath Beach Is restricted exu.
svey dwellings costing at least $4,000 EACH and all
underaid by OF gravel which dry cellars
and makes the sanitary condition perfect view Of the
may be had from this property. Bathing, fishing
boating and roads In the vicinity excellent From
this IL would II NewYork really 10 have
select quiet. healthy suburb. particularly adapted
the needs OF lawyers bankers and merchants whose
occupations sedentary, within easy distance by de.
llghnul trip through the historic and picturesque old
town OF New Utrecht
Among the beautiful places in the immediate vicinity
Sper the eminent physician and sanarian Hon. Don NJ
Dickinson. Of Michigan, Postmaster General. and tho
Marine and Field Club.
Terms 60 per cent may remain bond and mortgage.
All titles guaranteed by Title Guarantee and Trus, Com
pany. Sale last day Of this month on the premises.
hS IN , BE- 200 ys,E or mans IN h Ss
formation apply to JERE. JOHNSON j.. Auctonecf.
so Libertyst. New York 1893 Fultpn-st. Brooklyn or
at the Bensonhurst r. r. Station. the property.
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Citn i1ropertn for Sale.
Gitp 11ropertp 90 Get.

N EsIRABLE HOUSES, unfurnshed and furnished. in
~ all parts of the city.
FOLSOM BROTHERS, 50 East 13th.st, near Broadway.
ITO LET.-242 WEST 72D-sT.-A hrst-cass new 4.
L story and basement brownstone house, extension.
particulars rent. &c, apply 20
f. HAMPTON 10 and 81 West 22d-st
0O1 MADISONAVE., COR 43DST.-To Let-Ths
ccl larger portion OF steam-heaed, furnished corner
house (the owner reserving rooms Apply prem
iscs from TO D. m
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TIE NEW ANTISEpTIC-Thc many experiments
made by chemists obtain substance which act
powerful ansoptlo without Icing volatile, and tho
same time no. dcstrOyablc by oxidation have. II is be-
hcNcd, been successful 1t is well in these
experiments careful tests have been made OF the
Oh Hour PASTE and on meat chopped into small pieces and
mixed with water, Of very large number of chemical
compounds. the result showing that those having the
most remarkable anuscpc properties the compounds
OF nuorlnc hydonaolc acid tho acid neutral nuordes
OF sodium, potassium and ammonia ard 1u0slicates
OF those bases. or these various compounds sodium
nuosilicate has proved be the which, powerful
antiscpc and unobjectonabc properties, is the best
suited for general IL IS not poisonous possesses
SMELL and IS sIarinely soluble IN The expert
ioents made with II for surgical purposes show that
saturated solution confirming 81 per salt
not irritating % wounds. who possesses greater
tseptc power FOR animal tissues than part Of per-
chloride Of mercury in thousand water which is
stronger solution than generally employed In sur
gerry without poisoning
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f. A. FUTILE, Tcmple Court, n. Y. CITY
Two PLEASANT SUMNER HOMES.
owing TO age and infrmities, l offer for sale Two
snal farms adjoining the village OF Sennett. Cayuss
The EldrdCe Farm OF CO acres Is eighty rods west q
senneu station on n. Y. G. r. r.. Auburn Branch,
miles east of City OF Auburn House Of brick stories
WIN tlsement washroon, large dining room, large ea1
and coal house House surrounded BY a lawn OF Two
acres Of gravely soil with shade and fruit trees fouR
tain near door from train OF logs In BORE. "hch az"
supplies barns, garden and a small trout pool srae1
IL acres sandy loan, very productive, plenty Oh s''
fruits &c. SC. -.
Soil Of farm mostly light frabe loan Has been used
for stock farm for so Much feeding stun h,s
been bought, sold also been well served WIN
have been wheat 2S TO 10 bushels per acre iatey -
90 Com 100 Surface slightly rolling save III paeA ps
one corner IS side hill In timber mostly secohu E'V
maple, spring brook lower corner, -. ,.v oss
ard stables rear stables for 70 head
straw loft Grain barn with another range OF sasysd
cattle, open she'd under man Dar
with brick. shop Railway hSr,e iors oa Fsnees
farm horse high and bull proof q. ...ss GOOD
Eighty Is the Soule faFnl 80 ao's in
house OF rooms lawn acres WIN spnis renared:
one corner horse barn. grain barn. az recent, crops
fences fair 10 extra soil deep sandy loan stses
wheat - rs bushels per acre oats 90 & an grass
900 bushels hay and tons 10 the acre az ~ !, ,oos
With above farms, will also sell a odioe mares to
wagons phsetons four good CydesieT and il
If wears Old S to Of imported form and
head of short horns all OF good 20 extra pcuk'0'' ~
feeding capacity well as good mixers
Possession given az once ~ fever has not
origlnated In the neghhorhoot for on KIN T. PAGE
region "a summer home. - ,,o,
90 MINUTES from city at GseenN,an,o, o,os su I'M
~ iral railroad handsome houses. ~ royS "
proyemeEts; as. ARMSTRONG 40 'e9'
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Gonntrn propsrtp wanteo.

xxTANTED-To buy small place Larsnm0n" address i.
w Road there or por1oh ~ s'NS
r Box 1oS Tribune once. 55i h'a'S
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Gelp i0anteo.
STATEN ISLAND,

A GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE LIFE OF BEN
n Harrison by the author Of Ben IIur. Gen. Lew wal
lace lifelong friend Of Gep Harrison, Is writing the
only authorized Biography No man living more cOmpe
tent."-ExGov Porter. Millions have read Ben Hur
and want Ben Harrison. Greatest money making book
OF the age. outfits ready
- VIZ HUBBARD BROS, 723 Chestnut-st.. Phila
r. ARMER-Waned, thoroughly reliable, sober, com.
Il petcnt that plan and will do the work on
milk dairy farm. FARMER Tribune Office.
< EVERAL Travelling Statesmen wanted who haye
- established South and West Apply BURTON,
PRICE & CO.. Jobbers Ribbons and Dress Trimmings.
40 and AZ Lispenard-st., n. Y.
WANTED for the new Western Pennsy-
w Penitentiary hours work at union wages Adj
dress JOHN SCIiREINER Contractor, Allegheny City,
Penn. None but steady and sober men need apply
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Toledo, Peoria & Western R'V Co,

by resolution OF the Board OF Directors this company
coupons, due LIST January and LIST July
1888 the mortgage bonds OF said company upon
their deposit with Farmers Loan and Trust Company
will pay - per coupon and fund balance
I'm scrip certificates bearing per cent interest payable
nuay APRIL redeemabe list April, 1898 or sooner
az tho option OF company, coupons remain in hands
Trust Company until full payment OF all scrip
tincates.
The Farmers and Trust Company will be ready
''N'''' +. f. LEONARD President.
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I'VE BOOK OF OPEN.AIR SPORTS" octave 500
1 pages illustrated. The standard authority
American open air amuSements Rules for sailing. swim
ming. ball playing shooting, horseback riding etc. etc.,
In full. Of per copy Published by The Tribune New
York Entertaining and universally complimented by the
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Drooklnn propertp for Sale ano Go Get

II NUSUAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brooklyn
= house to rent from September 1s- JOHN o. H0YT.
JR Ill Broadway.
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financial.
WAGNER PALACE CAR
co. STOCK
For sale by
II. Ii. EaOLhINS Il CO"
REORGANIZATION
or THE
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY CO.
"a WhLI-ST.,

"a WhLLST.,
New-York July IT. 1888
Receipts OF DREXEL, MORGAN & CO. for First
Preferred Second Preferred and Common Stock OF the
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY DO
posted In accordance with the plan OF reorganization
dated Feb 7, 1885, and which all assessments nave
been paid may be exchanged for engraved reorgan'
ization certificates. passing by delivery on application
at their Office, % Walst, New-York. Receipts pre-
scned for such exchange must be properly Endorsed
Receipts for Series B, per cent and A per cent
bonds and for currency per cent bonds may also DO
exchanged for engraved reorganization certificates In pur
suancc notice already given
All OF these certificates have been listed on the New
York Stock Exchange.
HOLDERS OF 90 PER CENT OF all classes OF STOCK
and bonds by the plan Of reorganization having
accepted It's provisions outstanding stockholders and bond
holders are hereby given final notice deposit their Sc
curitles with DREXEL, MORGAN co. before August
l. 1888 and conform the requirements Of said plan
they wish to participate In the benefits thereof
&. H. COSTER.
Ri cross, Committee.
A.J.THOMAS
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Gituations Wante0-f flalcs.

A pfNHE Viii I'll. Ii EE REcEIVEb AT THE UPTOWN
Sh I p M $50 BToad%ay bctwes twenty second and
M eSyna4 si S S WEI; 5s
sStReF fopf oes "a 600 nea Fs
ave loo West Forty seeond-st Ninh,aye and sixty
10 Fast One Land. twenty .dfthst up
at regular office rates
ID OY &C. would like to learn carpet Wallpaper design
- ing; samples Of drawing ana ITieencS' Wiling ~ 20
city country. Address DESIGNER TRIBUNE Onlce:
y UTLER-By thorough trained man;seryan q, in gen
q salads and care q silver hghes SytiW9nia T, 5S%
Uptown Office, 1,23S Broadway.
ID UTLER or CoOK.-By a respectable Frenchman
ID thoroughly competent ami good manager wCq1 iise
satisfactory references Aidress g. T., 32l West 47tlst
COACHMAN GROOM, &c.-By RESPONSIBLE married
careful driver; thoroughly understands cale Of horses
pInr@ bighIS recommended from his last Place city or
country. Address for two days A. 5, 25l and 2o3
CoACHMAN-By a competent man, single, who thor.
u oughy understands his business IN every respect
City for the las, nine years ana IS highly recommend ed
by each family, who can be seen Call or address j. H.
= oACHMAN, GROOM or USEFULMAN.-By tenn
operate, reliable young man t9oroushly Understands
do gardening and all 9Eg9' US
tcwn once, i23s Broadway.
scas rs % aS9 s snsle thor Of
9T ana caase hS place on Of the
family going TO Europe nrst-class city reference Call
address w. b., 15 West lsth-st.' private stable.
n OACIIMAN.-By married man; family sober;
\ understands everything anout horses nrst class driver
Sms II" u.ci f cal or address coXcHAN Iii West
29thst, feed store
G. oAclMAN married ran an i child thoroughly
Address j. T., OF j. b. Brewster & Co.. othaye'
aud 42d
CoAcIIMANA gentleman wishes situation for hi.
man, has lived with him the past eight years Cali
or address 81 West iothst
n OACHMAN.-By a married man, family thoroughly
milk tend furnace and is good vegetable gardener
wife good cook; wiling to assist with washing refer
cncc Address or call WILLIAM, 252 West 2Gth.st
nRAUGHTsMAN;-By experienced draughisman In
- topographic and photographic work j.. bloomington.
n. D.
oJNREEl FREE%-Employcrs seeking carefully Sc
L lected male help any Kind, city country, address
TRUE Metropolitan Agency. 6S5 Broadway.
- ARDENER and USEFULMAN.-By an Engllshman,
NJ age 30, married, children will not object TO
horse willing 70 make himself useful good reference
+. C., Box 10, Tribune ONCE
r. ARDENER.-By married man. who understands the
NJ OF Ehouses grapcres and vegetable gardening
and all work on geaeman, place 10 ycr'' nrstclass
walk, Conn.
- ARDENER.-By married man thorough practical
VI experience In branch Of horticulture hot aud cold
greenhouses Crapercs orchids roses landscaping rut
HOVER and vegetable gardens and care NJ gcncman's
place; wife. II required nrscass but,ermaker; good
references. Address GARDENER 25l Divison.st
L walter. or ANYTHING honest willing and obiigng good
references RODGERS, 273 El'yahcth-st
=, ECRETARY.-A young gentleman Of good address
- desires position Of secretary or correspondent n
druss SECRETARY. Tribune Onicc
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Business 1]rupertp for Sale ana % Get
Gitp propsrtn h)anteb.

w Fourth, west Of Broadway upon which to erect a
private stable. Address, stating location and price,
MERCHANT, z. 0. Box CO. N Y City
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Drrssmnklnu.

~ RFSSMAK FR-Bv who MS drapcs and trims
~ quisitely; wishes by the day
try. Address NJ, lCG West 42lst.
N RESSMAK ER.-By Grst-class filter and draper:
~ wishes few engagements by the day or would
20 out town OF the leading houses; city
references Address D.. $50 Broadway.