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4 nneenp wall on nooK.
ne Pass Yet discovered Through tas
Gold Range.
EootenaI stag

Kooteuai star.
One 81 the most reliable trappers Of our
acquaintance. whose calling hook him over
the Gold range from the source OF Mosquito
creek 70 the headwateFs ii thaspallnia-
eheen river. informs us that there Is no pass
over the range at that pace. There Is a
depression m the mountain. which Is still
200 feet, and perhaps higher.
On slIe other hand. IL II reported that q
party has recently retarnad from Nelson 20
0kan0Nan valley. having discovered an ex.
csllEut route for trail 10 The Lower Arrow
lake 10 the MOnashee mountains. re is de-
scrised as All easy trail 70 construct and
alss as an easy grade for . railway ali the
way from the lake.
TIE Ss2zxz- stewart, however, who
crossed the pentiction 10 spsoat's landing
early in the season. ever the old pewdney
trail, aud whose sole duty It was 20 lind a
railroad line. did not consider II good
one II sas succession OF mountains
morn or less essvated, running north and
sonth, which could be seased by pack amt
mails, but no pass was foaHd.
Ii should not be supposed that these ef-
forts 10 and y possible railway route across
the Geld range are the FIRST aud only trials
that have been made. When the Canadian
Pacific railway was originally projected,
trappers an,s Indians Who were expected 70
know where il was, Il pass existed, were
sought Tor aud consulted by the engineers
ct the road, but no coed line was found
south Of the Eagle pass and north OF lhe
boundary.
All travel from the Columbia 10 the
ukanasan valley. from ihe earliest time 10
this day. except for lrief period when the
government maintained new road through
Eaele pass. has Eoae b. way Of the Old toll
vile trad through Washington. joe VII
son brought his pack train that way, and
even the Messrs. Stewart q few days ago.
went from Spreats landing 10 Vernon over
the SAME old trail
II Is plain. therefore. that there Is nonew
and direct route across the Gold range that
can be used ~sth a moderate sxpenditarc
az eapisal. OF course. hoEeyer. when the
trsamphs Of engineering skin ia other
places are considered Of mountains tan-
neiea anSi elsurmoansahl. obstacles over
come. nothing i Impossible 10 the genius
III man when backed ~ unlimited money
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For Suburban Hsmee-Fire tract charm
faxzF Situated s0r county aeafs: beautiful view
gaa1 lard, With kve51 suFfAr gently sIoning 20
washfn ten feex % q nice. SANDY beach; wharf
within ~ ferss grosas Of map3e AMI cedar.
s9fing wafer. ste two hoHss drive over srnecsh
toaas wfIi sell IN 10 or z9-aere fFsEt& Ask Tor
tarfaDT psFgirH3ars
IA E8a& .utAnossh 81 Caeln Anne town, IN
Laws sesoFA asia4to8. for Sz,s5g
lets, each b0xtz2 near Madison ssxeet, ami
w3fhin walking distance Of the possofisce, ali
fer s.. 30
Lat. Norfla of Madison slvees, in Laws
nfss al iliosf. Cor s.za.
7-fteom sfausa and 21xi9U lot on Birch
street, near Harrison. Sor s. go
&9.s00fer New Room House sna cox
10 loi, near esnssr3e line: unsurpassed view
fhat cant b shut or Terms e510 and your
own plan Tor the balance. Own your own
ssii5ihees
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caaaalan raslae pre.peil.y.



A manager Il the Canadian Pacific rail-
way reports that tbs eotapany i doing q
large business la freight Today there are
aatsa freight cars sn nse on the road. which
Is !, coo naars than last year. and stlil there
i rresssF shortage now than ever IN the
pas1 A large quantity ~ cats is beIug
SHIPPED Erofa the United stzseS 10 Canada.
whseh goes - show thai Ire crop herr vas
nos sitsgethes success. 4 large quantity
AZ machinery = also hesng Sh8pped from
tAe United states 81 the Canadian Pacific
4, china and 5assAn
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GEORGE 7. MEICHAM
617 Third Street.

Observation-Disclosures snaheaas Of Lost. Found.
For sAle. ter Rent and sifua;inns Wanted viii
t. iusersed 80 the rate ii cents ssoFa for the
fraf lnsefginn: lcent word sog each subsequent
insertion. Payment always IN advance
EoTgCE-The business ostce az tbs PosFIs
7gLlaeexcTR viii hereafter beopen until IL p N.
Classified advertisements viii be received up 70
this hour
TIE following iestefs are awaiting advertisers
At this nfHaes
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YAftgx bsGK@SM AfISts AKfs9kS--Ag IEsTfG
/ cat1inx AID nfElsF aysss ID dFessmskapE
wraps n1f eia2k& Mr.. I :. TsFesB. Tocmf af.tt
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shneAlnn rA.ae.

BAEsFt
Etaes Don 1 yoa taink Charley Desmond
; tremendously mice gaanE man
Clara Yes. K he 9ida dress Mia sach
gw!sli had t2sle.
Il haan's noticed e.
sWhy. ne cSFrses tie Hasne cane ia the
afternoon that he daeS in the uacFuingtH
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BIG INTEREST!

An improved property On Front
Street, full lot, west side, with income
OF $1,000 per year.
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Fsofsrrss AsD cosrnacTons.

GA& FRANCISCO BRlf1sE Co9fPASY = Is.
= stnrers aed cevffaesess for bridges Of every
Description. wharf bsifdins Gle irving oFe5E~
Ing Msld steam shovel ezcnEa;lnE. rfsas aS4
specifications furnished ~ appsieasi0u; epFge-
sszondsBaa solicited 0asne 100. ~ gaekBen
asF.ss. = a. y. Nsah.
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Shs,n ees Mlm.

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CAzrnalng wiaoa Ana What are yea
s1ssiax aasAssayss
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uaaafes osse. AMI yea
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sxATR- BrTxUKR

NJ ers STAIR wnxk MH1 STORE EsfsHra ~ con
tract oF aAy work. Adasnsx West Seasis post
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VII eondBet tlse surveys for the fsssAs Nor
theTn railway during the winter. 20 e. 70
hare tbs ronts ontlfnea for The spring.
when work VII proceed aetsFeIv. Mr..
Becker nset 8Eesara Hill, Gihscn and
sheihT. 81 g. Paui- He foand them 81
well pleased wish the 0Gtiock for the Great
Northern railway and The metropolis of
Northern Montana.
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= ressse s'se aiasser.

ecome Miss. give gae year umbrella ard
jump Aho0ra. IN tsEsd 70 year vAlise, "
said hFas7ms TallrNaa cs1gaaaetaE 81 tbs
raNeitam avenae Etaslens tsst / esaf So
unESs I kfss mamma rgansp AAVsgd
n.sase. b tehi 9 thAa sgAa
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VI frnzE essess yntss ezsiszfe. DS&1a. G~tzaf,
sss.rasEoms Yzyxe4z ea.Saze eAxzA - = ~.
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$4,000.

one-half cash, balance I'VE years s
per cent
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xTosnerrrEnA

AIN ENGLAND IA 1nl.k AID GRANITE
~ works, wIliiAfa e. Cruebte. pe0pFlstef. all
ktts1s OF eegne3ery aa4 huib8ahx WORK aems wfgh
artistic aktii: fnli SUPPLY Of nantes constantly
on hand positively betsaF and ehea4pg tAAn mny
other firm 90 the e0eAts sseaAgra with prices
sfyH4s. fsef wssn Fourth Hnd Fffth. ssa1t.s
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FAs ssAastnha Read tFtae awake.
GssAs Pa NasE sse -
tshssf E1rsnssz Res k&ex has Essafsea kfoaa
81 Essni ana alsl eroae<4 - Hss<aA he
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c~s ~ Bess-

Temperance Wornan-My friend. Z you
don = wsnt whisky 70 get the best Of you,
yoa must get the best Of whisky.
Promising suhiecf.-T do. mum. when I
can: bat whsn seiler's only eof : nickel.
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rI4Fpye1ysycr

list AND DEVELOPING IIHELR WILL
"a to b. q 81 ths rcoas 1T ~ KarHolds.
test medium. late Of san fsauesseo. MendAy ave.
Ming, af 0'ct0eA SHARP. hAepfsea invited
Tests snd messast from yoHF pwn spirit ffieneg.
NaMK ALES0. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR.
vi vDyAng, - iorRfed ~ eernsr seneca A9d
Thlr1 streets, whsFe she would 10 hsppy 70 see
her frieHd&
MRS RAYN0I11, TEsI MEDIUM. LATE OF
VI san franessoa. wisi give ssisspes daily. Adj
dress fds Third street Dsytnn hossse, feam -
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TsIss 90 sgsaf.

4 llareEnx Asa89saw 81 WfsEssFHa4s Bal.
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asustK esaTy Nissan asta @ea2x@4&g FTsAsEgs
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WFFttN % NNNITf HFlLhNN 81 Tin AHH&HHEX4F
NANnlHnfHH, K#pt ~, 1&x4
NlfEhHAa. ~ satisfactory epld@Nne fres1f11fed
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that s1be Esslou Natfonxl rank 81 se4f{If = ~
tbs itg o. reaaf}e. IN The county ~ kfn1. 1n8
ts4fifogF q Meaeinxton. has ecrneI{ef H4fa a
STATES. required 20 - eofnpsiod vita 8f{z<H ~
essoess - shall lie safheFl9ea 20 fgsnszefHs NJ
business 81 banking
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The lloat0n Nafinual Hank 81 ARA4tfe*T Ii ~
fhe hnssMaAs Of hMNkfnw. "a FfisFkfe1 In k**f2toE
Gstyofse hnndfan nnst ntxsy.i1in&. 81 fhn f34f&6x
etAlul<a u the Enifed AfAt&sA
In tssamong Shsfe0f. witness ny hnu1 e14
sal d ssEsea this tsfk Gag "a sspaFnhMF. f*54
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No 4.fsl Cosnpfrolier 81 tbs N1rr&<<<x
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AssArrRs avn rHKmfsrs.

DRYANTs ASSAY OFFTCE, sEATFIsE--
ID Room l. New Ia block; correct assays f0f
terms aud references address a. above send
samples By mall or express, mining properties
examined ~ reasonable rates. e u B@ssnf
ltKok6E BETubNk, AssAYER And CHIN
list anal yzer Of coal. Gre eisys 0fes etc. send
samples for assay By mall r omas WISH.
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NKAEfk px STRaGUxR 8 RyAx-tfsANz
~ eek Sesxis. Ge0rge 3 o. sseaxnsf and
Naldz1n & Ryan -Asturne -. 81 lam. rc0sa q
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IL Nh GAEGG Sew akkE COLOR.
kaSz1 ss-& AspaF So : H&sEssea. sxa
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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-11-16
Ross Henderson.

A quiet family marriage at the
brides home on Park Place last
night at s O'Clock joined the fortunes
of Mr.. Wright Hackett Ross, of Nc
Minnville, and Miss Annie Hender-
son, daughter of Matthew Hender-
son, Esq. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Jere Wither-
spoon in the presence of only the
family connection and a handful of
very intimate friends. The groom
and his bride leave this morning for
McMinnville, their future home
Nashville American, Nov. 18th.
Mr.. Ross and his bride, with the
friends who accompanied him to
Nashville, reached here at noon today
friday, and will be given a recep-
ton at the home of the groom's par
ents tonight, where many friends of
the happy couple will gather to offer
congratulations to both, and extend
Mrs. Ross hearty welcome to this
her new home.
The bride is not unknown in Nc
Minnville. Having spent several
months here during the last summer,
she already has large number OF
friends and acquaintance here, and
by her many charms and graces she
will gather many more into the cir.
Gle as the months and years roll by
Mr.. Ross was born and raised here
and has always been popular. All
who know him congratulate hin
upon his good fortune, and wish hi
and his fair bride full measure, run
ming over and pressed down, of life''
happiest years.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-11-16
IN Darkness Agdin.

The armature of the electric light
motor burned out again last Friday
night, and our streets have been in
darkness since, and the business
houses have resurrected their coal
oil lamps again. We have had the
electric light now long enough to
appreciate its advantages, and its
loss is a serious inconvenience. 1t is
hoped that the company will effect
some arrangement to revive the
lights at an early day.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-11-16
Saturday Night.

The exhibition announced for Fri
day night at the College, will be Civ
en- Saturday night, Nov. 18th. Ev-
erything possible will be done to
make the occasion interesting and in
structive. Any book or books suit
able for library use will be acceptable.
The books will be received at the
door and names of donors will be
entered in the books by the Commit
tee of Reception. We hope to have a
full house. FACULTY.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-11-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, SATURDAY, NOV. 49, 1885,

Some old gentleman came into
town Wednesday morning in a very
excited manner and said that DIR.
Ritchey'S house out the Nashville
road, was on fire. The alarm was
given, and in few seconds a hun
dred or mole men and boys were
rushing in that direction. 1t proved
to be only chimney burning out,
and was all over with before the fleet
est of the crowd got in sight of the
house.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-11-16
e-Spdrknldn.

Married at the residence of c.
Arnold at Rock Island, Tenn. Sun
day evening Nov. 10th at 6 o'clock,
by Rev. A. l.. Conner, Mr.. w. A.
Moore to Mrs. Martha f. Sparkman.
The attendants were Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Henly of Brownsville,lTenn. Mr.,
Carl and Miss Mary Holley, Mr.,
d. S. Dunlap and Miss Minnie Taylor,
Mr.. J. II. White and Miss Lula
Roberts.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-11-16
Notice.

All persons indebted to f. G.
Smart & Co. for services of Stallion
and Jack for 1888 are requested to
call and settle by Dec. 1st or the
accounts will be put in the hands of
an officer. It.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-11-16
Free Lecture.

Under the auspices of the Odd Eel
lows, a series Of free lectures will be
given during the winter, one every
two weeks. The first will be given
tonight (Friday), in the Odd Fellows
Hall, by Rev. F. L. Leeper. Sub
ject, "Home Life" The lecture will
begin at $3.50 sharp. All invited.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-11-16
TOWN Topics

fire.
"A nice line Of pocket cutlery at
Smartt's.
Copying Photoes scots. / Cabi-
nets 81 at Woodward's.
Fresh fish and fresh oysters every
Saturday at Smartt's
Fine line of Teas, Tea Dust,
Coffees, etc., at Smartt's.
-Morford & Biles have a lot of
pure maple syrup for sale.
Loaded shells and ammunition of
all kinds at Smart d Cos.
"A neat fence is being erected
around the Methodist Church.
Lively & Co., will receive car
load of Chairs of all kinds today
The largest and best wagons for
the least money at ID. l.. Browns.
Mum Cunningham made pill
grimage to White county Sunday.
Lemons, Oranges, Fresh Candies
and everythinggood to eat atSmartts.
-Lightning-A Tin-type for 10
cents, in 10 minutes at Woodward's.
Capt. w. A. Rutherford left
Wednesday morning for Kentucky.
To avoid accidents buy only
Sugar & Bass fine homemade har-
ness.
Miss Laura Murray, after visit
of two or three weeks to friends in
Nashville, returned home last Tues
day.
"A large shipment of dry goods
Just arrived at w. c. q B. F.
Womack's.
Several beautiful pieces of Elder
down just received at w. c. q B. F.
Womack's.
MIR. d. II. Umbenhour of Nash
vile, spent last Sunday here with
his wife.
Thurman has just received some
beautiful Wraps and Jackets. Call
and see them.
The latest arrivals Of Dry Goods
in town will be found at w. c. & b.
f. WOmack's.
Mr.. VIM. Steakley, formerly
Sheriff of this county, was here day
or two this week.
Remember Smart 4 Co.'S pro-
vision room is always stocked with
the best goods in season.
See the wagons at d. l.. Browns
before you buy. Largest assortment
and lowest prices in town.
Mrs. A. C. Johnson, of Kansas
City, reached here Thursday on {
visit to her mother, Mrs. f. j. Girls
void.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. l.. Beech ar
rived Thursday from RushviIle, Neb.
and we understand will make thei
home here.
w. c. & B. f. Womack cal
meet all competition in boots and
shoes, They have supurb stool
of all grades.
Mr.. George w. Parks and wife, c
Irving College, were in town Thurs
day, and made the STANDARD ofic
apleasant call.
Mr.. j. II. Cunningham of Shelby
vile, a genial commercial travele
representing Cincinnati wall pape
house, was here Thursday.
An unusually large number c
commercial tourists have left the
autographs on the Warren Hous
register during the last week.
-Shelbyville Gazette: Mr.. j. |
Ramsey has gone to Anderson, Ind
where he will reside in the futur
His many friends offer their be
wishes.
The street force did some mu(
needed work on Main and Sprir
Streets this week, cleaning up al
hauling off mud, and filling up a fe
low places with rock.
Mr.. w. H. Ross was accol
panied on his bridal trip to Nashvi
Wednesday morning by his sistt
Miss Lizzie, Miss Mai Conner, al
Messrs. Frank Spurlock and Fral
Colville.
The party of hunters from Ca
non county, Messrs. New, HoustC
Davis and Others, spent Wednesd
night here on their return from t
mountain. They killed six deer a
several turkeys.
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eonnlrn Real estate 90 Get.

/ n NEWARK, N. IA large. comfort
room %c, ara weLfuusshed house; 10
sttjc. ~, Io. M udnS laundfy. bathroom and
ns,,. Hce, " exchange for board of occu.
ST. sfo,s excellent location and neighbOrlsOOd
Nesees exchanged. Address w, l.. s.,
lfor otter real estate ads. So, a., n,ooI
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Doaro ann Rooms

A APPROPRIATIONS for two iDvalids
s,r'., liner with or without attendance IN
boussy Pfiyste family sunny rooms come
6,ess r ~ Park; references renujre1 4,
Broa1x,x1 W. j., Tribune Uptown once, ,2Ss
"A "SS ll72 Broadway. and annex. 10
tttr.s.II esan-st, near 5th-aye -HaDdsomaiy
so,,esn e1 hcors singy. or en- suite; III.
S'eI bosra nsi,nseiiean plan single rooms.
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4 Ok-WAITRESS-By two girls sisters ;
" understand work 81 house; together or
separately, II constant place . are young. neat
respectable. OF careful habits and anxious u
secure homes city or country 270 9th.
ave, near 1Tth-st Mrs HALLS
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n OOK-WAITRESS.-B BY two girls. To-
~ gether; one as cook; thoroughly under
stands her business; other as competent
waitress; In private family; willing and
obiging; best city references. Call or adj.
dress NJ. g, lis West 33d-st., Cd flight,
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Domestic 5iiuatipns mantto
Females.

COOK.-By young woman as good cook
class references. los i.ast 35th-s ST.
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COoK. HOUSEWORK. &c. by Prot
" estant woman and son, 10; very use.
full; understands care horses, milking, &c.
woman, good cook bread, biscuit, &c.
THE HOME BUREAU. 1873 6th-ave., near
l0th-St
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Countrn Rral Gsiaie for Sale.

A GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-
~ some residences ana atilding si,ne ~.
sale; houses To let. furniSbe1 or nS,, IOr
nished. TUBES & TAYLOR. Beekman.st,
A BEARING ORANGE GROVE ~ o,-er
"a 800 trees, NOlusia County Finrids
healthy locality and in thriving concition
Can be had faNOrably a. sale l. fcouirsd
Address OWNER II East l2th-st
A BARGAIN.-THROGG NECK West
IA chester; beautiful house; . aces.
abundance fruit. flower and shade trees
OWNER, 81 Park Row. Room "a.
AT CRAWFORD, 45 minutes from New.
"a York on Central Il. r. Of n. j.. desir.
able French roof hous" for sale 5 rooms.
barn and fruit; lot 1O0N200; good situation.
near station. Apply o. WIN. n. BIGELOW'
.rsnford. Union Co, n. j., or CHAS. LEO
ABBY, IL Maiden Lane, n. Y.
g. TO FLORIDA.
fof cheapest rates. board, or houses
On lhsiaiurrt~. send stamp for sample
nn"hl}. with particulars. free.
y, NJ, C!DSBY. 90 FranLin-st. n. Y.
oDEL genuemsn's place on Hudson
~ River; house. stable, greenhouses; all
pilhgs and fences new, modern and in
NJ. OuRh order; would take city house in
A. q, psymtnt; no communication Offering
ri, onoLsnge answered unless particulars are
.,-", HUDSON RIVER, Tribune once.
oNMSlT' n. FOR sale az less than It's
rnoms a. nrst-ciaSS residence. IL
ioca,i.l Improvements: large lot: choice
ornnsJ, easy terms l.. G.. POTTER.
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domestic Gltuatlons nOante0
Females.

1 MEXICAN as competent nurse and seam
"a stress; years reference from last
place Please address 239 East e1st-st. care
Mrs. King
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31

COOK-HOUSEWO &c.-By Ger.
- man girls good cook. washer and
ircser good general houseworher, chambe,.
maid. waitress and useful girl for city
or country: ready At HOME BUREAU.
1873 Otn-aYe., near IOth.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31

CO0K.-By a respectable woman as first.
- class cook has best city reference I;
wages $50. 15S East 49th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
domestic 5itnanons Uantc0
Males.

GR00M.-By a young man; willing 10
VI make himself useful city or country
last employer can be seen. NJ. D.. 135
West l7th.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31

n OOK for a private family: good baker ;
" understands milk and butter: city or
country; GOOD reference. 43i West 40th'
| st 81 floor
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Males.
h)ork ranieo,
Females.

I3A lies and upholsterets furniture sllp-coY
ets; cutting AMI sewing a specially. 422 w.
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