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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13

ALL OUR $40 SUITS REDUCED TO $24
And every twentieth purchase given away free.
ALL OUR SIS SUITS REDUCED TO S22
And every twentieth purchase given away free.
ALL OUR SIS SUITS REDUCED TO $50
And every twentieth purchase given away free.
ALL OUR S23 SUITS REDUCED TO Sis
And every twentieth purchase given away free.
ALL OUR $40 SUITS REDUCED TO SIS and SIC
And every twentieth purchase given away free.
ALL OUR $18 SUITS REDUCED TO $14
And every twentieth purchase given away free
ALL OUR SIS SUITS REDUCED TO $12
And every twentieth purchase given away free
ALL OUR $13 and SI4 SUITS REDUCED TO $40
And every twentieth purchase given away free
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13

T. ave-, lots s5x1OO each; choice location. For
price and terms see j. r. COOPER & CO., 107
Fourth ave. ial3-94
ENOR SALE-WILKINSBURG LOTS, LOTS
Il Bargains in choice building lots, 52x12O each;
6minutes from station; new boardwalk all the
way; streets severed and macadamized: natural
gas: beautiful location: small cash payment bal
ance to suit. j. K. COOPER & CO., IO7 Fourth
ave. iaI3-q4
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13
nor SALE-s2 600 CASH. BALANCFs q oooPFP

II year, will buy new pressed brick dwelling
at Brushton station; reception hall and rooms
first floor, rooms on second and rooms in attic:
hardwood stairway slate mantels, with improved
nreplaces; laundry. with cemented floor: lot 75xI4O
to 25-foot alley, with perfect sewerage; house now
open for inspection; immediate possession; excep-
tfonally low price. See JOHN T. BAXTER. Agt.,
512 Smithfeld street. jal3-54-TuSu
EoR SALE-HoUSE OF ROOMS AND FINE
II attic, papered throughout. both gases, good
cellar, water in kitchen. electric bells house al
most new; lot 24x120; price low: terms easy. Ap-
ply S439 AURELlA ST. Also at Hailman. near
Marchaud st., new house of rooms and fine attic
hall and vestibule, slate mantels in din. room and
parlor, and front and side porches; cemented cell
lar; lot 27x120 to alley: price low: terms easy.
Address II. LoXTERMAN, 64Ss Aurelia ST., E. E.
ja12-S6
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13

"ANTED = ONE GOOD TIMER - NONE
w but good workman need apply: good wages
and steady work. Is and Is CARSON ST., S. s.
ial3-lO7
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13
CYCLONIC DISTURBANCE IN The CLOTHING WORLD
CUSTOMERS will Find For THIS WEEK

ALL OUR $40 OVERCOATS REDUCED TO $50
And every twentieth sale given away free
ALL OUR SIS OVERCOATS REDUCED TO SIS
And every twentieth sale given away free
ALL OUR $50 OVERCOATS REDUCED TO S24
And every twentieth sale given away free
ALL OUR $25 26, % OVERCOATS REDUCED to $40
And every twentieth sale given away free
ALL OUR $24 OVERCOATS REDUCED TO SIS
And every twentieth sale given away free
ALL OUR $40 OVERCOATS REDUCED TO S15
And every twentieth sale given away free.
ALL OUR $1S OVERCOATS REDUCED TOS12
And every twentieth sale given away free.
ALL OUR SIS OVERCOATS REDUCED TO $40
And every twentieth sale given away free
ALL OUR S12 OVERCOATS REDUCED TO So
And every twentieth sale given away free
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13
Apartments.

Apartments.
ITO LET-DESK ROOM, WITH USE OF DESK,
l. in our main Office. c. Il. LOVE, 93 Fourth
avenue. ial2-4
THO LET-HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOM,
l. with bath room; suitable for one or two gen.
tlemen. 426 PENN AVE. ia13-3I
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13

vNANTED-A agents - IRIDISCENT SIGNS
w and advertising novelties: immense sales
and an profits; outfit free. ROBERT SIMS & 90,
washington, ID. G, ial3-77
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13

In stock from which you select the above fde
dued figures you'll find Storm Coats Cape Coats Box Coats and the
regulation style Overcoa You select from Overcoa made
Kerseys Meons Beavers Castor Beavers Fur Beavers Chnca
Eyan Montagnacs and all the prevailing and popular fabrics
ned quilted Sanned and fine and richly trimmed garments
offered this SALE In fact through entire STOCK choose
Ovcoat of the prices named above and you'll
with the greatest Justice that you've got the bargain lifetime
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13
TO LET.
East End Residences.

TITO LET-A DESIRABLE THREE-STORY
l. press brick dwelling house rooms, finished
attic laundry, natural gas throughout heater in
hall, all modern improvements, Sherman ave-,
Allegheny: also modern improved dwelling, eight
rooms, Arch street, near Park way. Apply to
ROBERT KNOX, JR., II Sherman ave-, Allie
gheny City. jal2-25
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13

"ANTED-LESSEES FOR HOTELs-ANY-
w ONE wishing to go into hotel business with
sngyus any amount capital, e, 5o to rs, 600; not q
lease WARD & BOSWELL's, III Broadway n.
T., Hotel Brokers Speciality. Hotels in every
state your capital, jas.7O
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13
WANTED.

"ANTED-A GOOD WAGONWAkER WHO
w has references. Apply to R0BT. SCOTT,
E. 7. STEEL WORKS. Bessemer jall-l4
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13

THIS IS THE GREATEST REDUCTION SALE KNOWN
IN OVERC0ATS OF EVERY GOOD KIND.
and you're immediate of Overcoa you should
neglect this opportunity probably again will you given
such chance fine Stylish elegant and Over
coats for little money and the time receive free gift
Overcoa purchased you should be lucky enough
teth
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13

TNOR SALE ON GOOD ST. IN THE EAST
L END, on line of Fifth avenue cable line and
convenient to r. X. station, brick house of 10
rooms, double parlors, folding DOORS marble
mantels, front and side porches, wide halls good
sized lot elegant neighborhood, etc. only sS 5OO
THOS. LIGGE1T, No. la Fourth ave,
iel2- -2n- MWThSSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13

ITO LET-SMITHFIELD ST. STORE 4-STORY
4 building; well located. C. H. LOVE, 93
Fourth avenue. iaI2-4
TITO LET : TIvOLI GARDEN-PITTSBUR
4 Opera House-now known as London Thea
ter. Apply to COLUMBUS COLEMAN, Supt,
Opera House building. iaS-3
ITO LET-SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS OF
Il large building situated on Third avenue:
size 2Ox7O feet; suitable for light manufacturing or
storage; will rent cheap to good tenant. Ad-
dress LONG LEASE, Dispatch office. ja13-s5
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13

"ANTED - NAMES-10 CENTS (SILVER
w pays for your address in the agents Di
rectory, " which goes whirling all over the United
States, and you will get hundreds of samples, cir
culars, books, newspapers, magazines, ETC., from
those who want agents. You will get a lot of
mail matter and good reading free, and will be
well please with the small investment, List
containing name sent to each person answering
this advertisement. 7. ID. CAMPBELL, b. 7a
Boyleston, Ind. desO-60-ssu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13

ENOR SALE-THE UNRIVALED TAYLOR
engines and boilers in every size and style: also
secondhand double hoisting engine 7 10 and | u
H. 2, portable engine on wheels: large lot of good
secondhand engines, from 8 to 30 H. P, very
cheap. HARNESS MACHINE DEPOT, 81 and
SO First ave-, Pittsburg. ap29-yTsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13
Greatest Slaughter in Suits Known

The absence of rash" "odds and ends etc. this sale
will end of surprise People generally expect
nan but they find looking goods nothing goods
displayed they will only
RECOVER FROM THEIR EXPRESS SSI0NS OF Admiration
TO BE DUMF0UNDED BY The LOW PRICES
While other dealers for selling their goods
ousy O backward season. "ovestocked
to offer for giving right the bargains
lifetime We have had right through the glorious business
of repnhed stock from willing to
almost for what they had hand No statement
strong will these goods than due them They
grand and make will eadfast friends
because will put money into patrons pocket We make
ridiculous claims of selling $40 Overcoa for S " Suits for
Our reductions bona fde and reduced prices
plain figures. Read what we have done:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13

"ANTED-rOR STEEL CASTING FOUN-
w DRY-a man foreman who understands
the business. Address, with full particulars BOX
A. D., Dispatch Office jall.ll
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13

ENOR SALE-S3 75o-THAT ELEGANT BUILD
Il ING site, 5Sxl63 feet. located on Rebecca st.,
Shadyside, adjoining the elegant residence Of
Samuel Hamilton; faces the Baum grove; has a
good elevation, eastern exposure, and is within
minutes walk of Penn avenue cable car line and
minutes of Shadyside station. W. c. STEW
ART, Ia Fourth ave. jal3-7
Smyrna times., 1889-06-05
KeDt Within the Law.

The action of that New Jersey bank in
dumping $4,000 in silver on its floor in
payment of its checks in the hands of 4
rival institution brings up the question
of legal tenders. Gold has always been
legal tender in the United States. With
a brief interval previous to the passage
of the Bland act silver dollars have been
also. Greenbacks are, but gold and sill
yer certificates are not, except on Gus
toms, taxes and public dues. National
bank notes are not legal tenders, and can
and have often been refused III payment
of debt. Subsidiary coin is legal tender
only in limited quantities.
4 gentleman went to the stamp win
dow of the postoflice in ncighboring
city and called for 100 one cent stamps
rendering in payment 100 one cent pieces
"Those are not legal tender in any
such quantities, growled the staml
clerk; Il refuse to accept them."
'You do, eh?" answered the gentle
man. "Wen, give me one stamp" a
the same time showing out penny. Tn
stamp was forthcoming.
Now, give me stamp" He got it.
Another stamp"
"Now another"
See here" said the clerk, chow man
stamps do you want? You are keepin
twenty people waiting" >"
"Oh, always keep within the law
responded the gentleman. ''Anothe
stamp. please Pennies are not leg;
tender in large amounts, AnothC
stamp"
And he showed of his pennies and pu
chased stamps, one at time, till he g,
his hundred But the clerk was cure
Pennies are legal tender ut his windo
in barrel lots.-Washington Post.
Smyrna times., 1889-06-05

time Wc were shaken WICn the peuIOus
ride, the animals We're painting, and our
speed slackcned Another mile and
call was heard. We paused to listen
We're the Navajos following, or was it a
friend? \ moment and another whoop
came ringing, and there was q sound Of
g3lloPiug hoofs The voice was familiar,
and we sent an answer echoing across
the plain.
In few minutes we were with friends.
The lad had reached the Chcz-a-kIa and
reused the camp, then mounted Il horse
and was guiding the bluccoats back to
our aid
The next day Francisco was followed
into the mountains and shortly after
ward captrcJ but instead Of taking
him to the fort for trial we called his
people together and hold grand pow
WOW. Uanlm explained how the pony
had followed us, and the lieutenant de
clared that lac had been sent to seek and
punish the murdcrer5 Of the two Naya-
jos. Then a present Of tobacco was
given, we each Whitfield from Frauciscos
dirty pipe, aud, as the story books say.
all lived happily together ever after, for
as long as we worked in that region they
were our friends.-John Willis Hays IN
Youths Companion.
Smyrna times., 1889-06-05
s. ..printnr, Let On

Every sailor has his story Of the mis-
takes which "laudlubbers' make over
the names Of tLing5at sea, which always
seem to be exactly the opposite Of what
they are on land 4 sheet, for instance,
instead Of being something broad, like a
sheet of cloth or a sheet Of water, i5noth-
ing bat a rope.
y new boy had come on board West
India ship, upon which a painter had
al7oholuemployed to- paint the cshipsside.
The painterwas atworlluPou a staging
suspended under the ships stern The
captain, who had just got into a boat
alongside, called out to thcnew boy, who
stood leaning over the rail:
Let so the painter
Everybody should know that a boats
painter is the rope which makes it fast,
but this boy did not know it, lie ran
aft and let go the ropes by which the
painters stage was held
Meantime the captain wearied with
waiting to be cast off.
"Nou rascal" he called; why don't
you let go the painter?'
Hes gone, sir, said the boy, briskly
hes gone, pots, brushes and allg-
Youths Companion.
Smyrna times., 1889-06-05
AII Kinds of Leather.

1t has been demonstrated that all sorts
OF skin may be tanned. Beasts, birds,
fishes and reptiles have been alike
brought to the tan yard, and the prices
Of their skins are regularly quoted in
the price current Of The Shoe and Lea
ther Reporter. Alligator skins lave long
been a favorite material for the manu-
factue Of pocketbooks and satchels.
The high price which the first product
commanded soon induced manufacturers
to produce limitations. These are mere
ly embossed leather. The peculiar scaly
nature of the a&igator's hide is success
fully initiated by means Of steel dies,
which leave a durable impression upon
the leather so perfect in resemblance to
the genuine alligator skin that only eX-
perts can tell the difference. The same
process is used to initiate other fancy
skins, so that there is no novelty that is
not initiated within three months of its
first appearance. The alligator skins
were first put on the market i'll 1876.
Kangaroo skins have only been on the
market about three years. The skin Of
the porpoise has lately been used for
shoes, and is well considered because of
/ its fine grain making it waterproof. 1t
resembles a goat skin. The skin Of the
seal has also been made into leather, and
1 sells for about $40 dozen skins.
One of the latest novelties is rattle
snake leather, which IS used chiefly for
making pocketbooks. The mottled APP
pearance of the finished skin makes a
pretty leather, and it is rather fashion
able. The imitation skins, made of en-
bossed sheep skin, are already on the
market. The skin of the monkey has
also been tannei and used for making
pocketbools. Bear skins have long been
used with the hair on for caps and coats,
and the hides have also been used fol
leather. OF course these novelties are
not made in large quantities, and are
mostly used for fancy trade. During
the past few years the hides of horses
have been successfully tanned and pu
upon the market as a standard article o
leather.
American kid is now taking a promi
nent place in the leather market, and i
even preferred to French kid by man.
manufacturers, who find it quite as soft
pliablc and durable, and much cheaper
Il is declared that American kid a
, twenty-five cents a foot is equal t
French kid at fortycents. Pig skins ar
vet in demand for saddles.-New Nor
Smyrna times., 1889-06-05
d . N III

get into the hab.to of mLiu- medicine .or every
little imHe many trouble. Nature often reminds
us 10y slight shock. thni @y have UUH- se~sed
the laws OF hygiene, and tHat ouF conduct 80 tins
respect needs corrections. i'm such ca>e- iItply-
Tactics are more ctliaacIoa. tAla Therapeutics.
But there ar. physical gltt-ou',u.- winch il is
ing prompt and specific ttdUHtut-uI these
iutrrm!ttcut-. cuilis and ier>s-tgc the most
common, Uat % jAe gciH,- -.se D.. r..c some are
So nau>cuus as 90 he unfit for weak sianidch>,
Whi'e others 3isa-ttUu-ly uNCe. lHe h,gu uul
nervous system From Sftch heroic rcuntI e- the
disgustcd sufferer turns % iouher's Bazi.un
Vegetable Pills .c cgautiy sEgaTcnate.tI 1ua finds
immediate relief, without ANY physical disturb
auc. whatever from the action nt the medicine.
This is The secret of the t"Hea.t popularity @!
zone Tul usually cures me of headache, 60
which ann subject "A ~ SNAIL. Lincoln, Pei.
They cause HaHUe' evacuation ut tGe bowels
.. other medicines. ! US" them FIR co-'Ncu.-> 30
r. KNIGHT 5G3 Commerce street. l.i..a. clgaia.
Peter smith, Esq, tpr'up.y- q maHulactut.r in
IHl.Uoriphla. NOW .ts'Hu" ,H H.' ..i.h At.i
lH2!cuVilc. Del. fuGul-.e. usa s.r.u. tu-t..u1
! uial oitAe uuu,ecuaeu. virtue. "l tn, remedy
.!.c.r -ir--I was am .cte.. sill. :.sor 49,. eeus
! from ALrtst ~>7, to Fcbraalt H' '..- s..e .-->
tried ali >u.t, OF 'cliii! cuIC-' Wfa... ".,.. Huu
! grow SO cmJcial,d and weak lhal I C#uia mot
yet upstairs. I'm February J began iar a~c of
/ your Brazilian Pills. aud before Hut taken hGI
/ the box was SO far recovered ih#t could rs,
/ the Mali aud Wedges ann moss .aF.. a3. 10
! 'Uptap. condition. ] have mad dyspepsia &ll m}
! lif . hu. Since tusiu- tHe-. ni.,. every -yIvtuu
/ has disuppaatad uy mind at5d m.uagy ir sym
/ pathy with tine body is cleaIer aHd more active
] -i'ITGE SMITH
80 Pills in a. box -u2orcoated ~ cents. Fc
/ sale Dy Druggists and Dealers,
LoWbcr'= Worm LozrHac>,
Pleasant 10 the taste. cordial to thr >talasch.
/ reliable Worm destroyer excellent iur a..ouS
| ness lu childIen-33 in "a box. -' cts. Druggist
4 and dealers.
Nome genuine lrta2a, H.e f9e-s.HHs 5ao.u, "
Smyrna times., 1889-06-05
Too Rich for Diamond.

He was very fond of diamonds. Ev-
erybody who knew him knew his weak
ness for those jewels, although every
body knew that he was poor. They used
to laugh at him kindly, because when he
hadn't a quarter to buy cheap meal
he'd show Kohinoor in his shirt front.
One day he made a lucky strike and
found himself rich. He went off to Eu-
rope, and in the meantime he kept gain
ing riches. He came back most quietly
dressed, without a sign of jewelry of any
kind. An old friend met him and looked
at him
There's something wrong about you,
Dan. You lack something. Where are
the diamonds?'
"Oh" said Dan, I'm too rich to wear
diamonds San Francisco Chronicle.
Smyrna times., 1889-06-05
THE FIRST STEP

On the right road for com
fort in Shoes ie-comiu4
here.
We are getting the best
trade. both because Of Our
prices and STYLES. Hand
SeWed take the lead now.
They're worthy, 100. Beau
tiful and more than twenty
styles.
Five new and pretty
shapes in most excellent
and good-looking Glaze
Kid. Only $2.25.
I'm Paris" Kid for 81 TO
$1.25 more YOU can choose
the finest Dress Shoes.
Tips at the toes if you're
young and like bright
things. Plain toes if your
tastes are that way. Wider
toes if your feet are tender.
extra wide and extra easy
Shoes for old ladies.
AT $500 there's an attrac-
tive turn-sole Shoe that sets
to the foot as closely, light
ly and daintily as a glove
to the hand.
Smyrna times., 1889-06-05
ONE LIFE

Her little hand is resting
on the arm that held it Of old
And he thinks it is only the night breeze
That makes it so soft and cold
~ aga-- into 80 esN aa7iuas-
Eyes 50 faithful to him
An. he thinks it the shadowy twilight
That makes them SO strange aud dim.
Her pretty face turns toward him
Ah, Wacu did her face turn away?
And be thinks it the siiverv moonlight
That makes it so faint and gray
o spirit that fingers and falters,
Take courage and whisper "Good-by."
A lie Why a life is nothing
When millions each minute die
With millions each minute dying,
What matters one life or death?-
One fragile and tender existencG?-
one treinUlous passing LreaJhY
y life2 Why a life is nothing!
What matters thoIEh one turn diml
Alas for the folly Of reason,
One life is the world to him.
-G Il in Frank Leslio's Newspaper.
Smyrna times., 1889-06-05
Took Himself Away, Lisely,

There was young photographer whG
ived-I use the term advisedly-at our
boarding house. but he is not there now.
One morning he helped himself to fish
with the uncalled for remark. Secure
the shad roe ere the substance fade" and
since then he has been missing. There
is no clew to the mystery of his disap
pearance, but hard, cold look has been
the Iandlady's favorite wear ever since
lie went away.-Bob Buroette.
Smyrna times., 1889-06-05

The simplest way to fumigate room
is to heat an iron shovel very hot and
then pour vinegar upon it, drop by drop.
The steam arising from this is a disin-
fectant. Doors or windows should be
opened that it may escape.
Smyrna times., 1889-06-05

a Norwich Conn. minister announced
from the pulpit on Sunday that he
would give $3.50 if the young men in
the gallery would take seats down stairs.
They did so and the money was paid.
Smyrna times., 1889-06-05
This Goes as q Record.

john Lewis, one Of the pioneers Of
CaIaveras county, Cal, tellsof a remark
able shot that he once made It's a true
story, too For many months a fox had
been playing havoc with Mr. Lewis
hens, and do what he would he could
not catch or shoot the fellow. There was
Il big tree, about 800 feet long, that had
fallen just above his cabin, and when he
tried to shoot the fox tIo sly beast would
dodge around the uptTned roots, sneak
along the further side Of the tree until it
reached the top and chen make a bolt
and escape. One moonlight night Lewis
heard a commotion among the hens, and
running cut with his gun saw the fox,
as usual slip around the root end Of the
tree He raised his gun and with the
mUzzle followed along the tree ct about
the rate he thought the fox would travel,
and when the muzzle cleared the upper
end Of the tree he fired into the shadow.
Then hc went back to bed. The next
morning he went out to the tree top, and
there lay the dead fox, riddlcd with
buckshot.-San Francisco Call.
Smyrna times., 1889-06-05
WE EXAMlNE EYES FREE
Boot and Shoe Making.

The subscriber offers his services to the
citizens of Smyrna as a Maker OF all kinds
of Roots and Shoes. Work done neatly
and with dispatch His shop has been
moved from Mount Vernon street to Com
merce, in n part Of the Rink Building, oc-
cupied by B. b. Allen. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24

Fefnalea.

rFyE,EGRAPH OPERATOR "a lady who
speaks German and Engish dseIres 70
make change. Address w. r., 22o Dean.
WANTED, by q. young LAZY, q position as
W cashier or o1ice work. h. NJ, Box
10, Tribune Uptown once, lbs Rroadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24
ipork it1anish.

Females.
.~,LERE.-Neat young GIRL. as cashier on
4 ssieslaay m confectionefy or bakery
hest city references Cali or address care
Mis-, TYLER, $50 0th.aye. -.
(1opYIsT wishes plain writing or address
" ina Wrappers etc, &c hOfnD' E' D.,
ess East 5eth,st. -------------------.----------
Al JDf.L.-- Ynune lady wants y position In
MI cloak house has held similar p0sitt)as.
yi.,tse aadFoss MODEL. 1So Oth-a.c., near
foth-st., care OF the Home Bureau.
CTENoGRAPHER and TYPE.wRITER,r--
- By an experienced person, can aSsltt
IA mice work; best references from former
emp.oycEj salary moderate, ADDRESS Az
6, TENoGRAPlIER, ladyJ would Ike 20
once from last employer salary 20 oploes
Address N. L.. box 146, Trshuae htanoa
once. 56A sd-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24
flats 90 Get, FURNISHED.

L. LEGANT, furnished 10.room apartment
II for rent; wide; fuel furnished; high
Southern exposure; best IN city. vi. &.
HEATH, So East SGth-st., or % Liberty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24
Gitu Reel estate Go Get.


a -A-A--Eisfsnt private residences,
- keA - " 50 West Szth-st
- pe.e nonses ssS 1>storr ana bssement,
~ etoo2s were constructed BY Messts.
ss<4nc tn0 hf5 considered 20 be the most
ys9et "a styls aR6 fnish % the West Side I;
~ 20 feet frem Centrai PARK and 2 blocks
g IN I; tstss;2e hey wa b sold pr ssnsf;a
fxxkA 4 BROTHER e2d-st. add 9Th,
" LIGHT. sunny apartments. seven
~. en1 elgnt rooms, bath, &C., oil I'm.
psfxzmessss, heated. dsccSsfed: Is perfect
~ 4odefats scnts; door suitsbls for
k1r particulars Apply 70 o'REiL.
- x1Sz2k ttezsxs ei1ess. LesingteE-sye.
kAEGE s9d small house. 2d-st., near
10 sssOt sxraoEfK d SOB.
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A MEXICAN middle-aged lady ana nephew
IA would take care OF furnished or unfur.
nished houses six months . year references.
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