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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-07-04

The Chinese in New York city, Cali
fornia and other States on the Pacific slope,
are unanimous for Harrison and Morton,
but as Harrison's wish to make voters Of
them has not yet been accomplished, they
cannot give him any support at the ballot
box. but they illuminate and decorate their
laundries and shout for him "allee samee"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-07-04
Saturday, Jug 2Sth, lSS

to settle the acc'ts required by decree of the
Hastings Court of the city of Staunton, enter
ed June 18th, 1888. in the cause of Carey & Co.
&c. VS.. Strasburg &C., to.wit: LIST. or the fund
arising from the sale of the houses and lots of
d. E. Strasburg made by the Trustees of the
Staunton Perpetual Building & Loan Compa-
ny, and what disposal has been made OF the
same. I'd. OF the condition ofthe title to said
property. Srd. OF the amount still due. and to
whom, of the debts mentioned In the deed
from Jacob Clinedinst to ID. e. Strasburg. ~. !.
or the debts of the plaintiff, and whether e.
not they constitute liens on any portion of the
fund arising from said property, and 9Th. Any
other matter deemed pertinent or required to
be stated. At which time and place You are
required TO attend. Given under my hand this
I'd day of JuIy 1855 A, Z. GORDON
inIv Aft Master Commissioner
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-07-04

HARRIsoN's VIEWs.-The Alex. Gazette
says;-
'Mr. II .rrison is on record as pronoune-
ed friend of toe Chinese, as an opponent of
the Blair bill, as supporter of the Internal
revenue system, a. least, to use his own
words, "for an indefinite future"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-07-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRoPos-

TRACTORS.-SEALED PROPOS-
AIS are invited for the erection of a
Y. c. A, Building at Staunton, Va, Accord
inc 10 the plans and specifications of s. w,
Fonlk. Architect, which are now on file in the
office OF II. NJ, McIlhany,. stanton, Va. and
at the office offs W, Foulk. New Castle. Pa.
bids must be made for the work to be done
ms a completed whole. and also bids will be ia
ken for each branch of the work required.
Contractors must state what credit they will
allow for the material in the old Lutheran
Church buiIding-which is to be taken down
at their own expense,-All good, sound ma
terial in the old church building, suitable for
The purpose may be used in the new building.
Ali bids must be in the hands of the COM
mittee by II NJ. July 18th, 1888.
The Committee reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids. 81 NJ. MeILHANY,
w, ], NELSON
W, P, TAMS
june &-2t Building Committee,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-07-04

The Michigan prohibition convention at
Detroit Wednesday nominated Hon. A. B.
Cheney for Governor, Stewart B. Williams
for Lieutenant-G Governor, Peter NJ. Hagel
for Secretary of State, Alfred Wise for
Treasurer, Lemuel Clute for Attorney Gen
eral, and D. A. Waterman for Auditor.
General.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-07-04
Bonds
nav YORK llFS INSURANCE COMPANY


illustrated the following
lin
in
dend of 81 1885, or Pdup Insurance of $780, optional
returned
Cash Surrender Value of
Dividend SS36S6 Pidp
furnished by addressing either of the undersigned
Dr. W. II. URRY,
c. P LYFORD, Assistant Supt Agencies,
JOSEPH r. GALE Agents, South
J. z. JACOBS, General Manager
Southeastern
Maryland, V5reivia West Va. and the Dist of Couns65a
No. South Street, Baltimore Nd
c.P.LYFoRD. Asst. supt Of Agencies,
Main Street.-The Va
EDWIN L. DMUNDSON. Staunton, Va,
Valley
june 20-4w
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-07-04

ITO CHARLES ]. CAREY & CO.. BAM-
Il rex & Co, d. E Strasburg and Emma
J, Strasburg. his wife, Sc Smith, Mrs. Shaver,
". +; Krebs, j. W, Abby, s. T. Thornburg, s.
NJ. Mcllhany, VIM. Smith, q. w. May, j. H
waters, the StauntOn Perpetual Building &
Loan Company and VIM. d. Runnels, s. G. s..
and as such admir- of Hugh Glenn and j. @.
Grove.
TAKE NoTICE.-That shall proceed, at my
Office, In Staunton, Va, on
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-07-04

ASo L ALI Il = II ~ Il AAEAs
THE STANDARD SHUTTLE continues in
one direction mo backward and forward mo-
tion) and makes 100 stitches, while the old style
shuttle makes but 65, with the same motion of
the foot, and requires Only one half the effort
to operate it. The most delicate lady can on
crate the STANDARD without injury 10 her
health. Dress-makers and Seamstresses can
reduce their burdens one half by the use Of the
STANDARD.
We keep in stock the beat assortment of ma
chimes to choose from ofany house in the city,
conseq aently you get just what you want Old
Machines taken In exchange at highest cash
prices for new ones.
See the STANDARD, run 1t aud be convinced
REMEMBER
that every lady who calls to see the '.STANDs
ARD" at our office will receive a new stvle
Chinese Nankin free, also a beautiful assOrt-
ment of picture cards gotten up especially for
the STANDARD.
REMEMBER
the STANDARD Bobbin holds 100 wards of NJ.
so cotton,-thfnk of it.-The shuttle Is never ia
ken out of the machine and reouh es no threads
ing,-think of that.
In using the STANDARD one can "Sinp p
Coward, Oh, Onward" runs the STANDARD so
light. Call and get the napkin whether Won
want sewing machineo or not.
REMEMBER
We keep the very best sewing machine oil.
needles, &C., for all machines sold in the mar,
ket.
Agents 10dnted in unoccupied territoru
STANDARD SEWING MACHINE co.
No. Main Street, Staunton. Va.
july4-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-07-04

Agents 'oanted in unoccupied TERRITORY.
STANDARD SEWING MACHINE co
No. Main Street, Staunton. Va.
july4- ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
flnGntial.
The DENVER & RIO GRANDE R. R. co. S
5 Per Cent 40 Years Improvement Mort
gage Gold Bonds.

The above issue Of Bonds the rate OF So 900 per mile,
having been authorized by vote OF over 90 Der cent OF
both classes Of stock Stockhoiers meeting held a.
Denver May % 1885, notice horcby given that the Com
pas has Gi.i0fee >; s3,0COr0i Of the u mGs mset TO
me rCh stocthO'der record Sepsmss
10 harsa priority susscrbfng far TIE At Slp
cent md accrued interest in NoTYcfk ana the equiv
alent prices In London and Amsterdam respectively
Referring the foregoing notice IA hereby given that
Stockholders record September and the public generally
subscribe for A.; part Of tho 100000 Bonds
OF the above issue on the terms stated.
Stockholders may subscribe for amounts larger than
their respective proportions $500 bond To- each 100
stock) public generally subscribe
any part OF the prices not less than
Sc l2 and accrued interest.
Should tho aggregate OF subscriptions exceed SO 600 900
bonds awards will BE- made
F1rst sta. lfodsrs for their pro-rata portions and
Ss-opd. highest bids received from stockholders
subscribing in % such proraa portions and the
public generally.
scrip will be received at Us face value and interest In
payment Of any bonds awarded.
The monetary results OF Railroad Company for the
last three years. by the Annual Reports OF the
Company have been "a follows;
Gross Earnings 90, 1903 s6T35,O77 sIoo3H9
Operating Expenses,
Taxes and las =. 41G7.s2o ASSIST 5oaa.9s2
NET EARNINGS 1881, 90 50 a7o5Oo s295o497
The n-ed charges a. follows
: Der cent on 90 3se 800 Bonds duo 1900 . sNG775
4 Irr on 81. 52i 600 Bonds du' 1890 1,020,s4o
To which may be Aided tic present issue q
improvement Bonds due 1928, s&oo0o0)
at 5 Der cent .. 10000
TOTAL FIXED CHARGES sl.Gl7,G15
Subscriptions VIII be received from Thursday. septem
b,r G. untl D. H. Tuesi,y september II, and Bonds
will be awarded NOT later Saturday, September 10
deliverable October I.
Each subscription be accompanied by deposit o.
: I.,r cont O, the amount Of Bonds subscribed fos
Copies Of the mortgage. AMI blank forms for
subscriptions and assignment Of rights nay be obtained
IN application from, tho CoAnanys On.ce No. IS william
St.. and from the Undersigned.
immediate application will be made tor listing the Bonds
in New-York. London and Amsterdom
MAITLAND, PHELPS & CO.,
Agents the Denver and Rio Grnndc X. r. Go.
Now. York. September !, 1883.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
Dipi0cno Noilces.
orr1cr OLE TIE pELAwAEE AND HUDSON

OFFICE OF TIIE DELAWARE AND HUDSON
CANAL COMPANY,
NEW-IOKk August 90, 1888.
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of one and one
"A ha 4 ~ per cent Oh tAe ipita stock ~ his com
.andst In tbs city, ana ates Saturday, september
The transfer books Will be closed from the close o, bust
u "'''' Va '"' D'''' JAMES c. HARrT.
Jreasure-.
OFFICE or TIE TOLEpC. ANN ARBOG AND
NOKIIT MICHIGAN RAILWAY Co,
$50 HROA DWAY, NEW YORK, August -. iSSS.
COUPONS DUE SEPTEMBER /, 1888. on
Y This Companys first mortsaee eot bonds o. its ca
nae extension VIII paid a. this Office on AMI after That
Dat. D. u "pIil'i-A, I.r7.~i''
\ OI-ISVIILE. NEW-ORLEANS AND TEX
l. A. halfway COMPANY FtF,t Mortgage Coupons
dpa lst September ls-s viii be- paid On and after that
date ~ L. T. WILSON & CO., No. Exchange Court
THE ST. PAUL. MINNEAPCLIs AND MANITOBA
@ RAILWAY COMPANY,
40 AND 40 WALI~Sf,
New-York July ?, lsSS,
V'HE BOARD of Directors have declared tho
usual quarterly dividend % and ono hall per cent
On The Capital Stock OF this Company. payable az ths
ofcs August / 1883. stockholders Of record On tni
date mi,
'o " w ~ EDWARD T. NICHOLS,
Assistant Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
lcIp Wanieo.

XVkN1ED-A Thoroughly experienced and competent
w cntfc cgIge ~ restaurant doing large
business Of the bettei c1s The be't record char
actef and capacity M respect VIII be- required No
application slU b. considered without full statement u
experience cni fcctchccs Address CHEF Tribune
once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
New. YORK.. TUESDAY. Sent. 4.

New-Tcrk Tuesday, Sept. 4.
-. ,,uovrtuc business transacted the Elk.
- ~ Auction Room today
ehah-' ''' by J. +. T. Smvth.
.Auos-s,orv bu!ltlng with lot, No. 96 Greenwich
W e5SS II : OF l3th-st lot 20.l0xS3Airrcgysi :;
= Hart sl07I@ r,,... s,..
,.,r story building with lot No. los East 10th
. 20 y Of Sth-sye. lot 25NlOoNSoxirFeg Caharinc
Meade $500 -, y, ,,.,o , c.,
Soo n l lot West SSth-si u Sth-ave was ad
,,,-rei 10 = pcmocr p.
)os'A'" ~ Riehar1 v Harnett & Co
s,e o, dwelling. with lot No. i56 West 5Sthst, OF
Tth-sye, adjourned october a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05

NOTICE.
y special meeting o, tho stockholders Of the Dubuque
and sioux city Railroad Company Will De hed at INC
campany's Flee IN the city ~ Dubuque IN the state or
Iowa on "wednesday the 81 day ~. october 4. d. lSss
10 O'Clock in the forenoon o. net upon the following
subjects. viz 1900. -, .
nf- Laws u saf Company.
Tho Vurchass o, she Falvays property AMI Franchise
81 Cciai Rapids ani Chicago i;src1d Cor pany me
Iowa Falls AMI Sioux city Railroad Company ara inc
Che and Dakota Rairoad Company and such oner
incidental 10 the foregoing as may come before
tho meeting.
.LEX ASDEI G.. HAcKsTAFP Secretary.
September l. 1888.
DENVER, TEXAS & TT: WORTH RAILROAD CO.,
TREAsU KEKs Of tlC T., a
no. I BROADWAY. NEW.lGRK, sept 2 1888.
NOTICE j. hereby given That in accordance
Y with o Eesoluon ~ the Stock holders and Board Of
change share stock % this Company for stock
" the r. Worth Denver O!ty Railway COMPANY,
of f0r certificates ~ Tho Mercantile Trust Company og
r. worth Z Denver CITY hallway Company. dcinsi'ed
With sold Company under agrF,nt " November D. looo
J. T. CHANGER
Treasurer Denver Twas < ~ Worth T. Go.
ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY COMPANY
NEW YORK sept. 3 lSSS.
J'HE ANNUAL MEETING Of tho bond
holders lnf stockholders OF the Ohio and Mississippi
Hallway Company far the election o. directors TO TIL
vacancies other bu-ncss VI be hold a. The eorpo
ia,a oNoe N no Company. UNION DEPOT CINCIS-
NkTI ONO, on THU RsDAi, OCTOBER Il, 1883 al
Tho fiaa.ief books viii BE- closed from the 10th OF
Soutculbcr until the i2th ~ October na-t
EDWARD +. CUTTER, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05

o-,,rno,, 32TnEIIct OF LIT 1T co,,p.vv
-. ; LIZ Plne-st, Ner- lnrk. -

ME ANNUAL MEETING or THE STOCK
I HOLDERS q The CAMERON IRON AND COAL
C0YPANY Tor the ecflon Of Tor the
sury wear and The consideration OF such other business
may then be presentoi vii 9c hed at The ohiee Of the
CoInuanv IN PHILADELPHIA Penn, No ia South
fth.st. llcfcer Building Rooms 7. \. and ", on
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER > 1883. az II o. rloclt noon
Transfer hooks Will close with the FAENEls>' LOAN
AND TRUST CONpANY transfer agerts New-York, on
August "a and remain closed uu'L after this meeting
Polls open frol l. IA. % ! D. m
BY order Of the Bosrf ~ Directors ,o,.-
WILLIAM b. SHOVE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsfr.rAs-


RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFORM. Y. CITY
lOth-aye n GGth-sL 10 6 cor 0Othst ana
i1thavc % : cor 07th-st and llth-sNe, 10 sw
see Nm s Mediocs 10 John KucS $4,000
h' mann ana Vic to John DUR 20, 900
rcpe Curtis 70 julius NJ ssSmsn 1928
lO5th-st, II : 100 Il Of I.eNiag .on ne; 2jx
100 H. John & Graham ana wife TO William 90 ooo
Dttmar = =: Z-'OcV
SsSoS Brown ard wife 20 Charles WeiaGd 800
Jackson rei ss go to samuel uimsnn 2Iooo
and Others. 'S Executors 10 Herman Mehaeis 1900
S etor George S0 Welsh to Mayer oSsmih 10000
1924 -. ;. $50 n c Of sth-Hve seNlOQ II,
Joseph Graham and vile to Edward ooooo
sam property. Edward c Butcher to Louis 1865
nrd5ne.st No e17 Emanuel Isaac Louis Isaac $1,000
sahSt las II G Of AveA 2bNlo2.2. Lucas - 49,.
George aud wfc Henry Bormann and another 81 600
Ieoaord and vie to Thonas tarSoi 100 600
C1s--St. 225 f. 81 l0th-nve, 20XlOo5,
Charles II y ~ou aid vile o. AtoiHh quoting p 300
'hlehoIas IIu6ner and another 2O125
Thomas Moore and others 70 Valentine f. 1890
70 Erncst sehvaae 1880
Dim mr. and others to Hcnry kaeamerer IS 500
50.h-st 95p r. e. OK sih ave. 75Nl0O5,
Gardner D. Mary = Winfeibottom 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS Ar THE EXCHANGE.

with the month or September the RIAL Estate fSehanae
,,sns TO exhibit its vented sign Of an active business
n.rkst The stand Of John r. u. smyih was "ei' At
tended yesterday when he sold NO 30 'icen"'''"N''
-, we., Trcnb rn1 Thirteenth sta, being three
'-v ard hesemen, brick dwelling with stores SUBJECT
10 mortgage or $4,000 at per cent nc psSo, s en-
T.,uary IS 1891 The basement ana uppvl 1. NJ
800 rertai ~ sGoJ nor annum the store ~ ehiet Ine
hiding began a, $1,000 beng slvU one saS s-xV
sne,,Sa down to r Hart There was ae'lAf ee1c
o. nc AM 81, icnth-st tho south side 20
~, fssf of ronfthaso. 1ne proWt eoNS,ts OF 9 M
-, 49, s,rs ,rt oncGcgi win i0t 2oN'FrtE Inc
c.dars started 50 90 and ran S2 ss'o,s Saoas
49, -, 80 4CO A. uilch price N2ihSr'he Meade "ae
~ hnver Humphrey A. Dodne has soid ~ priN''e
sac Tor Dr. A. D. Newell te nae.stprs hs loS s o a.
-. t,asrd rlectng yesterday there being no quorum
- nv vent over until next meeting. THIS IL the
,sS ,HnbIv meeting which quorum has not been
Niiu I'VE rembcrs attending were T.. A. Crukshank,
ps'In ~c.ursIn william CruiSshaDk, George H. CAN'T,
- -. CHARLES A. Scherutrhofh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
Giluations Uanit6-G lales.

A TTENDANr or NUEsF.-By one with TX years ex
y pe,ene@ to , ss2g5an HsI 9' T5Gne oa. s''l
LADY aolnI abroad commend; hol buti.s', an
\ Ts +, nan hs,o; sg oi 6 ai dnee ass ioad
~ T. TIf.R aHI VALf.T-Dy Experienced i.ngl-hman;
Lent Z Of o az Ia u u T patc. can axe eaas
81 LIST 2sth-s-
y urIE aaa vALETn6y a. Fnsss@,n 'ho.ogf{
~ experience iaO, 1-' ~ 80 ft,eSffo5t.
s .'' c,ln.op place nea; BIoaiwoy.
Il -ARE~TAK EHs.-ny = respectable nan an1 w!'e no
er god references address !. HEATING 10 3d-aye
(,0ACUNAN and GROOM.-By single MAJ VIII be
~ iol @oryus ai@ employer viii give every salts
faction about lin. ". b - 4tna,e, harness ste-,-
(,OACITNAE anil UsEFrLMAN.-By temp-rlte ana
Feiiasit y'T"S i'n ri sSs compceat IN eySiy
a",al Sess eity rafrcce GROOM, ~ West llthst
COACHNAN and GHOoM.-By nrst-cla.s single m-n
- in pESS o FAMILY aees AMI ha9e.3 Wiling ani
eoa5try tc-, rcfeenccs Adde'S, H. BOX 90 Tribune
CoAcHMAN--By compel mt ma,r,ei no famyj
driver ca mi attend soo1 vegetsbe gard n~r
s as so0d a GV or s a .s'' p ga wes
oACHMAN.-By young man; single Proie start
" - 3D. care Of J. 81 Martin, London Harness Agency.
CoACHMAN young man thorouehly understands
care Of funsee j. s99d df'JT aSi & Me-. ssst
COACHMAN and sTABLEMAN.-By a young man
I atey landed strictly temperate and generally useful
address TIM O'DONOGHUE AL Ws-hhgtch-st n I:
CoACmMAN and GROOM.-By respectable single
y nan good n9Gs t9 aSs a g in c,ery ScSpecS
wiling and obging excellent fc,crncrs last eEIinyes
G ci% VI o once ii25s Droaivsy.
CoAcHMAN and GRooM.-By single man who tho.
y ouehy understand the car Of me horses harness.
carriages good careful stylish driver strictly tenn
iroG 80 family Cal or address j. L.. care William
Bartlett - West 2ath.st, city.
COACHMAN young married sober honest
L ana reliable; thoroughly Understands his business
GOOD careful and stylish driver competent 20 take charge
Of gentleman g,iv@ie -taD'c rRrJ.YSInS wes
54th.s-. private stable
COACHMAN.-Dy a nrstcls.s single man thoroughly
u Understands the and management of horses aud
carriages leaves his place on account Of me family sng
W b. 10 West ls;h-st, private stable
r,ARN.w0EK -HOUsEwORK. by q Protestant man
4 ana wife. children good dflvcr ana oarciascr u
~, mi, cook = s, client lauude.s excellent reference
Al CARrESII.Ks, los tih-aN-
I,REE TO EMPLOY ERs.-An KINDS msi. help care
L FULLY selected ana cent on t'cellt 81 "rher, gy or
country TRUE METRorOLlTN AGENCY, 90 b~ay
=, ARDENER by = married nan who understands the
II az Of greenhouse Rraper, and vegetable gardening
and all on fcneGan,s place 10 jenls nfsbc.as"
reference Address GARDENER l. Z" Box otl Nor
ACCIDENTALLY an energetic ami sober married nan
Iisrce experience IN every branch OF horticulture ph
ssle ana IN i. ei1r fiulS hover AMI vegetable gar
management Of ee9sn1a. P1oo we r o.
addrcS. FLORIST Box 80 Tribune ohico
II, ARDENER tc.-By married sc9tchman a. FIRST
N class gardener thoroughly understand tho carr 81 gn
ueman's place large eNi%Isnss ~ rood re,e,cnces
Address A. L., % Manhs,taHsye' Oreenpoinh brooNJh
Z D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
Ghe0urt.
Crsssmakius.

A INTERESTINGLY FOR THE NEW YORK TgIn
n UNE WILL EE RkO EIFED AL THE UPTOWN
OFFICES No las Broadway, Gomez Thi.-y ARTIST,
Lnul y m $50 Br adwaJ, between Twenty sec"ne and
81 corner Elghth-sve & sxth-ayc. 1853 Fourta-sv-
corner Fourtcsnthst go Third av.. corner Fory-ey
enlist lOuI Ihri 49,, ug9i aiNteth ~ l1Os flrst
ave 100 West orty.seeondst Ns.thaye snd Sixty.
eRhthst pnd 20 ibcrly-s st., AL ths HARLEM OFFICE.
$50 East one huntrc and tweniy uta-sL. up to D m.
A. regular Once rates
n REssMAKEss.-Hy a Arstcass person BY tae tay.
~ or take work here cut nt and drape latest TALL
asnion-; city country; hshes. city rcfcrence. Al
dress RoBEs Tribune 0ree. 100 wset 19d.r
n DRESsMAKlN --By arsl-class after and dra per BY
~ the day city country city references ..sess
D.. 500 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
1nainsss properip for Sale aHo 20 t.,

DJolNiNG Grand Central Depot 43d-ss. attractive
tAsSre. large piate glass irouts heat Apply
M h1i,cn-ave
ELEGANT LARGE STORE AND BASEMENT TO
n LEI, northeast william and 40
cloth store. rutland WHITNEY Beekman-st.
EUllDtNOs, STONES LOFTS AND OFFICES TO
~ LET, on Deokman Ann Fulton John, Pearl. VIII.
Am Nassau and streets in the vicinity. rutland
WHITING. Hickman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
Gountrn i1ropcrlp luanico.

WANTED Care O. house within IN hour o. NewYork
w C'y during winter mon hs aud vile no chill
drcn best = fcfcrcEccA Address L. Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
fost an6 foun0.
5itnations Uanic0-Alalcs

- ALISMAN.-A competent ssrsnHn would like m an
- IN reliable grocery houe 10 solct orders
In city furnish The best OF references
address g. FRANKLIN. Tribune once.
rSFTUI~MAN.-By veung German good car'-iaker
I ~ hor-s hanes, carriages &C. understands eaflen
ing can milk tend nre-. and Keep place In good shhpe
excellent reference. A. CAkPENTEHs, los OthaNe
IrsEFULMAS lily a colorci man. with wife ana In
y fsnt out OF the city. OSCAR SMITH. 6oi Warren
ST., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
Giiuanons Uante0-tcmales.

MRS. L. SEELY.
formerly Miss L. Campb,lD.
Cs WEST 2aD.sT..
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Al references strictly investigated and OIL file for
fvsni. disappointing families Will te EXCLUDED
from Ely Office.
B.-NoT CONNECTED WITH ANY OTHER
GO WEST 22DST.
LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOYMENT HOUSE
a Good servant girs and male help rally ior families
SE WLh rs 93A 55 n rue t T
VtElSLs NO. d zSs c sgIr cop5 and
w'n rd .el s g1 3 g. 239 WI
corner Fosrts enth.s $50 fhdaye conner torty:sey
sss i6c West fcfty ccona st. Ninth ave ,nd sixty.
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COOK. Sc.-nv thoroughly competent person; assist
~ With the washing: makes all breads soups. desserts
meat tidy willing and ging years city rcfcronce
wants steady place CITY or country. iease call AT
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COO M DROMLEY 9x12 Royal Smyrna Rugs
Ss11 w Csrprngs, Lineoleums, OIL cloths Fancy
rsble. Chairs Rockers attractive prices. ANDREW
TESTERS SONS 739-74l Broadway.
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located and newly FURNISHED o. Jtent,I sarstoi
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