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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-11

The tram robDer does not always
work single handed when he un-
couples, nor does he always ego
broke" when he puts down the
brakes.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-11
4 G. wYNKOOP,
nR. B. F. MAPHIS & BRO.
Den tis ls.-

OFFICES: Woodstock and sauiniviile' virginia
In Woodstock lst and 3rd weeks OF each
month. In Saumsville 2nd and 4th weeks
Those in need Of iirst-class Dentistry at
moderate prices, will do well to call.
Full sets OF artificial teeth from 9'OO 10
Sl7.OO, $500 and 5000. o.
Pure gold filings from Sl.25 to $1,000
Silver filings from 70 cts. to $780,
Artificial teeth put up on solid gold,
gold and cellelOid combination. ceileloid
and rubber plates.
Gold and porcelain riyeting, clasps &c
Special attention given to filling and pre-
serving the natural teeth, and correcting
the irregularities. All work warranted nrst
class. Teeth extracted absolutely without
pain by the use Of Nitrous Oxide Gas.
Nav f5, 'S4-tf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-11

III live mostly within myself
said a concsited fellow. 81 under
stand,' replied his neighbOr at the
table, "you occupy a fat"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-11

The old bachelor who would alter
his ways should begin at the
altar.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-11

When q grain field has got about
all it can hold it Is ready for some
mower.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-11

I
jOS. T. HJLtlNIN, Proprietor
ruiADLkG, VA.

This new aud cOmnodions hotel is nov
open for the reception Of guests. Every.
thing is new from basement 10 attic, and
was built with a view 10 making it one Of
The most comfortable and attractive hotels
in the Valley. The rOO,As are fitted up
with all modern Improvements in furni.
ture. The Office and dining room are
handsome. large and comfortable.
No pains or expense will be spared to
furnish the table with all that can tempt
the appetite and give perfect satisfaction
Charges will be very moderate, and
guests can rest assured that ali wiz bs
done To maze their stay comfortable ant
enjoyable.
a hfst-class Livery is attached 20 the
hotel. lDec. l6, 'S7 If.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-11

A lawer depends on wordoJ the
real estate man on deeds.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-11

For Constipation or Sick Head
ache. use DR.. Pierce's Pellets
Purely Vegetable. One dose.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-11

Fashion is for the most part,
nothing but the ostentatIon OF
riches.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-11

ESTABLISEED 1879
i. z. &aum1 q Go.
-CONMusSION MERCHANTS-
Flour, Grain, Butter, Eggs, Poultry
Live Stock. Fruit, &c.
925 Louisiana Avenue,
eoG CARRIERS.
WlRE cOOps.
WASHINGTON, &c.
Mar. 20, ',5-ly
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-11

The healthy people you meet
have healthy liveIs. They take
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-11
Exchange Hotel
AND
RESTA URANI!
GJl Penn. Ave. through to GO5 d St.
Opposite Bait. and Potomac X, x. Depo
WAsHINGTON, d. C
s-5- MEALS Al ALI Nouns
This hon-e is not only doted for the bos'
35CENT NEAL

In tbs eng. hm TO tine public general,
sas-I. aM . well s,o..'d With tie
p,-f br.l o ..quom, Wines, beei AD'
lat, li.rl. hai.
llf.ith MOORE. Proprietor
Da.-L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05
Females.

HOUSEWORK, dc.-By neat young girl,
= n or upstairs work capable and handy;
Sppd general servant fond Of children q. g
tt.orchces; ely or country wages moderate.
NnI 30 oh. ave-. ncar I1ih-.L .unstsLrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05

Common Peas-specal Tcrm-Before Van lioesen j.
MorOns.
Common Pleas-Equlty Tefm-Before BOokstaver' j.
Nos 3. \. Il. 10. Is. %. %. "a, % 80.
Common Pieas-Trisl Torm--Psrt I-Befote Allen J.
Case on-No. 745-Hiu 0th-ave X r. Co. NO day
calendar. 49, x-...
Common PleasTral TermPsrt II IBeore Iariem NOR
C. Mos. 53S 1000. l440, 1857, 1904, 1873, 1877.
f5iG I2iO 1876 1897, 1885 1iss, 97G.
City Cour-Spccal Tcrm-Before Holmes. Motions.
City Court-Tflal Term-Par I-Adourne1 for the tern.
CITY Court-rral Term-Part Il.-Before Nehrbas j.
Nos ais IGO "a $3.50 539 150. 5l32 24l7, 2432, 791
s32o 2477 al. 1871, 3l4. 49, ~, ,,,,,
City COurt-Trel Term-Part III.3Befo5e Ehrl,ch, ID
sss 1868 365 a6s. 800. 800 -, Do,... IT..
Clty COurt-Trlll Tern-Part IV.-I}efoo Holme. j.
speca calendar OF equity nonury and preferred causes
Cont Of over and Neutrality-suspicious. Brady j.. and As
,,aUt srlct. Attorney Gor.-Nos. to 9. inclusive
Court OF General ScssOnsPart I-Before t'ilderslceve
and Assistant Disrict-AtOrney Parker-Nos. 20 %,
inclusive. ~, eos.to,s par, IT Pe,ora peco-5.r
sD,,b and Assistant District Attorney JerOme-NO !.
Court OF General Scssions-Paft lIl-Bct9re MARITIME j.
elusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05

been given by the Rev. II. J. Gordon Of Boston. DR..
Josiah Strong of New York. the general secretary Of
the Alliance. discussed the Progress of Christian
Co. operstion since the Washington Conference
II Fulton Cutting also Of York. the chairman
NJ the state Committee Of the Alliance spoke on
a. Cooperative Religious Work In NewYork State
OF the results of the work. Mr. Cutting SAID that
ono was that many hundreds OF people had been
80, b,. the visitors who had once attended church
w., - Tor various reasons. did not do so bnt ynr
were bv no means Indifferent T. religion. Another,
WI, was 10 show the incompcency Of the denorlina
,' f." keen track Of their own people who once
stirndantS on the churchcs. had dioppcd away from
I, cauees third thing brought ont was m 10
and fathfulness OF the visitors Irncated
tisiis TO an unint resting family often brought d..
srocemen, hut this one OF the problems ia Il.
80 Tho work would serve to prove Whether the
Gb,istiapity OF the nineteenth century was what n
- ciaincd 10 be- and whether not heroisu ceIf
denal aud courageous heart for work existed I'm n
The sneaker believed that the work OF the Alliance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05

Nos. 2Ol42 Di0 49, Ssh 90s los4 l., l0si $50. 5ll
30, 1855 1Os9 1879 1888 2sl0 607 1872, 1874, 9A2.
1901. OIL 500 l1f5i2.
supreme Courf-CITcut-Part III-Before ~ Brlcn, J..
Nos rs 1850 liG4 SEQ 7ss. sS7, l22s 1858. 12JGl2
SOS 1913 1fGJ 1852 257s. 1856, 1929 1890 1881 1882
1874. $50. 1iG7. HI ilT2. 1l5s.
supreme Comt-t ircut-rart IV.leiorc Beach j.
1926. 1881 0ss 1898 1884, 1880 jiS, 1852 1850, 91O2
Sup.rior Coart-Speciil Tcrm-Before TIuax. Mos.
49, 20.
Superior Coutt-OcueIal Tetnf-efore SedgWck c. j.,
Frerinsn and Ingraham. J. Mos. D. 80. 81 %. 80,
a. 30 rs 81 IS 3 .. II %.
Superior Court-fquy Tern-Ad lourned FOR tho term.
SUPERIOR Court-Tfal Term-Part I-Before Dugro. J..
Nos. 1Ij2 10i7 1924 $50 752 1O3 900, 10 1873. BOB,
iCs. 1850. 0S6 7l5 1909 30S.
superior Court-Tra Tc-m-Part ll-AdIourned for the
term -
superior Couri-T7iai Tern-PeIt IiI.-B,fore o'Gor-
s5G 1919 932 $50 134S. 7sl. $50 0fl.
surrogste's C1ur;-Bcfore Ransom S.-No. 53l-Con-
viii OF az 10 M. No 450-Con.
tested viii Of Cathafne Bine ~ 10 $50 A. m-M9tion cal
endar called ~ 10 80 m NO. oof-Vohtested VIII OF
Nicholas Gerdes at D. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05
CASES ARGUED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany Dec An the First Division Of the Court -
Annals to-day the following cases were argued
william Cole. executor. etc, appellant sgt mo
us,hndist Episcopal Hospital; inpld, repoDdcnt william
1e gs executor etc, respondent a2 Charles f. Frost,
~ executor etc. aaa another app llants.
william II. Mandeviiie, appellant, aeG Darius A. New
ton a. executor, etc. ro>pon1cnt
TbifI Avenue I.ailToSd Company, appellant
The following were argued in TIE Second Di.
vision
Riley Read. appellant agt. Moses II. Nichols ct al.
James A. Deering, appellant agt Sarah NJ Starr re-
Harriet Ggnoux and Elizabeth 4. Gienoux rcpoldens
act MARY T.. stafford appellant Submitted.
Jacob l.. Van Wicken5 appellant sgt. tho City q
Brooklyn, respondent
Foilowing are tSe calendars To- 60 morrow: FIST d.
vision Nos. So 1lG o. 1I2 113 ii5 10i and Ils.
second Division Nos. Ol2. GIG. 40 ei3 6ls G22 62S
and 626.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05
Real estate Wanteo.

EAEM WANTED.-Dry soil. " thin h0ui
a OF city, not over half mile from railway
s'tuOh Will give in exchange two cottage.
hcaily new, in splendid ord p; no cncum.
brancc; title perfect: price. $40 OOO: At
Noncy Island within three miLut~s' walk OF
lali way station. y. l. WOLCOTT, 70 Cen
tre-st., \. \.
w ANTED -For cash. two lots or one
pIhclpals only. Address JOHN l..
BRANCH. Attorney, lO2 Broadway, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05

would, by bringing the moderately welltOdo aud
poorer classes together help solve the problem or
the struggle between capital and labor -
The Needs Of the CITY, presented by ITO
fcssor K. r. Ely. of Johns Hopkins University = The
Needs Of the Rural Districts by the Rev -, neniy
Fairbanks. OF ~. Johnsbny. VI, The mountain
Whites ~ the south hy tho Rev Frank +. Jenkins OF
New Decatur. Ala and The Nee'is Of The Iimes oy
the Rev. Dr. j. VI. Buckley. Of The New ORR 'hFi'
tan Advocate DR. Frank Russell. field SECRETARY OF
the Evangelical Alliance and DR. J. L. Phillips sccie
tary OF the Philadelphia Alliance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05
COURr cALENpARs ZOE TO-DAY.

Supiemc Couit-Oicucral Term-Reccss. 49,.
SuDrcma COutt-C hsmbeis-Before Lawrence, '.-Douit
opens a. 10 30 H.-AlO0n cacrdsr called az II a ~
supreme Court-Specia Teim-Part L-Adloufheu LOT
tho ,..a ,,,f
supreme Court-SIeeia Tcrm-Part II-Adiournea uhtl
Noudav December .. 1889.
Nos 1000 1lls 922. 2455 1IO9 ll16. 2l0, ~ 99y
so 99j 996 1l4S 1905 1905. 1885, 1888 IlVo' ii'7
GO5o 1904 1925. 10i1 .75l. q.
supreme Court-Circuit-Par IL-Before Patterson -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05
ceNrRAL CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE.
COOPERATION IN RELIGIOUS WORK DISCUSSED
AND ExEMPLIF1ED IN THE MEETING
AT BOSTON.

AT BOSTON.
Boston, Dec. tSpecian. -Tremont Temple still bore
the decorations placed upon its walls and baconS
fronts for Monday evenings meeting OF the LOYAL
Women Of American Liberty when the General
christian Conference under this auspices and directions
IF the Evangelical Alliance was begun this morning.
MILAN E. Dodge of NewYork the president of the
Alliance, presided al the morning and afternoon Sos
lions and DR. Chares A. Stoddard. Editor of " The
Sew-York Observer in the evening. Mr.. Dodge
referred 10 the similar conference held IN Washington
two wears age which was remarkable for the num-
her and character Of its members. the earnsstnoss OF
rs purpose and the enthusiasm and spiritual power
Of it's meetings. After the address of welcome had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05

ASUINt,-C woman would iike
w family washing by the week or month,
J can or address ali week, Room 10 zoo
I -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05
Real estate 10 gsrhanoe

AN ELEGANT PLACE w,,. ..
Al front, on Hudson Rive, ~. ~. nete .c
miles Of New-Yogk City: house bas 'n aI ~
convenience; buildings new ana AZ ~ , tho
IN oil details would take equity. T. IT,
property On payment all prlposltlons ~.
eaehlIgc must give particulars Of pronertv
nnsffa y insure answer. HUDSON gfy
Eli. Tribune Onice. NV
NEwABK CITY PROPERTY 10 eSc6,1ss
- igf country scar, ranging ffOD, son 100
" 100000. S. CRANE $50 Broa3.StV
isom :. Newark, n. j. '|'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05
flats 90 Ect, ftntnruishc0.

ELATs 10 LET IN THE
i GORDON,
e9th-st., 9th.ave. newly decorated: steam
heat and Gil modern Improvements rent
from s95 70 $50 per month; rooms and
bath Inquire OF the owner on premises.
UANDSOMTLY decorated flats; seven
IL rooms and bath; moderate rents. 20
West 933.st.. near l. station.
- OOMS a n. Cambridge engaged bu' not
IL yet occupies 4. can be had temporarily, until
occupied by the owner
Brooklyn,
ANDSOME' kPARTM ENTS To LET
II Oniy Il ritnutas from CITY Udll, New
York all light rooms; elevators steam
heat frst.cass RciehborhoCd the - West
End " and " Columbia" Hicks and Pine
apple ~. BROOKLYN. Address ENGINELR.
on the pgemis,s; or :. T. RANDOLPH, :
Murray vt. NeV-Y0rk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05
Domestic 5ituanons fOantcO
Females.

'HAMRERNAfD and WAITRESS. BY
" COMPETENT young woman city or coun-
Try; personal references Picasc call 749
Gth.ate near f..t-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05
6cip Wanteo.
Males.

Males.
n TFICE ASSISTANT. Excellent POSI-
" ton for smart young nan p one ~, IRON y
Gus ~ town preferred An
AGENCY, os5 Broadway.
w ANTED.-Agcnts TO sell the Tho Crime
w or tne century or. The hurueI OF Ut.
tlunn.' with full account NJ tFidl sP'eches
oi counsel ana verdict n jury JlV pays
clotn. 81 30 A; VIII be- reads ty" days sJyr
verde send SOC Tor complete ouiht; j.
X. DELANO. PA Clark-st., Chicago III.
w ANTED.-Onicc boy, Is n Is years
w Oh residing with parents ,iIafy az
start. q per week. with chance 10 rise
previous kIowledcc Of business not Iequls-
ite., Address BANKLRS AND BROKERS,
Tribune ONCE.
IA ANTED.-A young man who j. an eX-
W lrfience1 sten0giaphrr, ana also wiz
q good long hand. Apply by Letter Ghly.
Win references. 20 ILLINOIS GIN Trad
Il. Il. Co. 21l Broadva'. y. y.
w tNTED -Secon1.msn. well recon-
w mend"d, for = privat family. u west
2Sth-st.
w a, LEY district manager; must
~ 'lvost $3.50: salary. 500 per month.
CAL ~ l2 East 16th-st.
Females.
ID RoTESTANT maid servant 70 wait on
i LADY must be good seamstress; copy
OF references 80 wages to travel. Ad-
dress TINDALE, Tribune Uptown ONCE,
LIS broadway.
w ANTED.- Ladies for light. pleasant and
permanent employment a. fohr, OF
travel SIS weekly the work Is for ladies'
only Inciosc stamp for particulars, Box
jsJ. Rochester, n. y.
yVANTED.-Lady's maid. German must un.
w derstanf dIe-smakine. JaH at J.
West 2sth-sC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05

q GENTLEMAN wishes 70 recommend
VI man "a coachman ; married. no family
age 80. Address A. b.. 233 East 20th-st.,
! private stable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05

n HAdBERNA and WAITRESS .-By
~ a neal. tidy Scotch Protestant girl
first elias, references; willing and Oblgln2
moderate wages city or country. Call ia
East st->t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05

M AN and wife 70 take full charge of a
w farm or would take care Of a gentle
mans place; wife good cook and butter
maker; first-class references last EN-.
ployer can be seen. Address T. +. c., sos
gft-are al fat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05
Gitn Rrnl CEstaie for Sale.

Il lkSI-CLAS> 1-storv Mch-stoop 2O-ft.
'front.' dwellings. with dininc-roOm eN-
t.hsloi, IN INC ienderloin Of the West Side.
exceptionally nne interiors. HIST vorllrnon-
saIp 9nly n OOO Nos ~ and AZ West
toth-s ~ always open for iusD4cfiOa
SAMUEL COLCORD, owner.
nNt Of The very finest and LARGEST West
~ SID dwellings In the market now opcn
for Inspection, fronts Manhattan Souare M
OverloOks Central PARK; No. ~ Wrsf 7-fb-
st. Inquire on premises, SAMUEL COL.
CORD owner.
v ALUABLE 6th-aVc. property. between
23d ana % 81 well rented FFRDI
NNND FISH. 1i9 Broadway.
w LIST 32D-ST.- -Four story French basc-
W ment stone front; good order: choice
neigh bOrhood~ ZIG. 500 only 50 600 cash re-
CURED Inquire L. HEFFEKAN, $50
West 32d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05

M n mss initiate family IS months
. w g,is j" cali lis East 4is'-s''' rear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05
Hllstcllnneons.

A LbERr g. SPENCER. 276 6th-ave..
n between 18th ana 1874 sts-Umbrel.aA
pafasols canes made 10 ORDER. recovered and
repair "a; prompt and reliable.
4 IL LADIES ami gentlemen use Hopp's
NapOr Bath az home for headaches
and neuralgia with Pixies home bath ap-
board references exchanged.
M rs. BACON tan English LADY, receive.
A'A orders fOr making good Christina, plum
outings ana dele Gus mince meat "A iltss
90 0th-ave.
T. RICE $40 for "Pinkers7 home medi-
Gated NapeF bath apparatus IL VIII last
lifetime ana cures rheumatism aud colds.
Salcsfoom. 1.l79 Sd-ave.
u INKE'S Home Vapos Bath Apparatus
cures c0id, rhouma iism improve. the
complexion and hardcns strene tncns the
system price s12 send for circular. LIS
3l-aye
R0oFS repaired ana painted warranted
II % wear for years; best ma'er.al used.
Can OF send postal COATES & PROMiS.
,O65 3d.avc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05
Eclp Uantco.

tjclp tUanic0.
MEN and women. while waiting for
a n situation, should sell Fay goods 90
th.lr friends and ofhcr- ! refund you your
r,,,,.y for all you fail b. sell. Call Room
DO BOSTON MFG co. 7 Murray-st.. y. y.
ntEERIED COUPLE for club, WHO
w rcof. nan waier or u-eiu-n.in.
NFTROPOLITAN AGENCY. Os5 81 way.
Males
IN EXPERIENCED Office or good busI1
a ness man. with $1,000 cash, can se.
ctife a permanent oiiicc position iu eith.r
GLlcqgo ST. Paul, Omaha, 90 Kansas flfN.
III II 200 ger year rs addressing Lock
Boz T42.
s.r.LN SEEKING EMPLOYMENT" eau
Nj ~rit@ for information positions pro-
NOD I'm every line 81 business, from Of &c
maCager 70 porter, wat hmen, coachmen,
ds1,crs collectors, engineers, useful
1anitors aud Others. Apply METRO
Fi0LITAN AGENCY, Csc broadway.
nToW EFADY.-IOO agent, wanted 10 sen
~ Mr. Townsend's book. Tho Non0rs ~
tbc Ernulre state IN thc War 81 the Rebel
lion 4. LOWELL { CO.. Fast llth u.
nATFsMTN WANTED. Harper & Bilih.
- era are publ shiny u new book by
W II Uowells. 10 be sOH only by sub
srrintlnn aud on easy terms; excellent
opn6rtuDIty; reference required. Adiiess
WALTER BROWN 30 Nassau-st-' ~. y
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pomrsilc 2ituatiCus n)anteo

Males
BUTLER or WNTEE.-By a middle
- AGED nan competent aud careful with
f'1-s"afr, silver, a.; Satisfactory refer
cncc a, tu steady habits aud lou- expert
+ eacr. Address WILLIAMS, 10 Domi.
II UTLER.-By swiss. ac- -. married
a. sleeps out, thoroughly cOmpnp '.'
charge OF furnace ot floor. e.. 3 year -,
crnce; wace- $40 o. $50. A. g., 612
NAfi"n-'t., btook.yn.
/ II UrLER-Bs tan man 600 private
IL family thoroughly Understands silver
hur. -tlad- &C.. very best cts references.
Address NJ o.. Box 1853 Tribune Branch
Once. 81 3i-ayc.
RCTLER.-By Gr.t-cla,s Fienohmm,
- c2pabl" hutlcr perfect I'm cl-ailng ST.
.'f AMI keeping china AMI el-,e. M q ,at',
id'tniN manner; spc1ks good English Inu
j.. uril commended. &. Gail al the
FRENCH BUREAU, GO3 9Th ave, lctwcrn
80 IA and 3Dth sts.. upstairs.
COACHMAN aud GAHDENER-By a
~ 'anu who un1rrtau1s his business
cas 'ul driver; strictly mpcrite can mix.
tend furnJce; will b. found willing anu
oDlglng: countiV preferred excellent city
reference. b.. Boz 10, Tribune once.
CDNCfTMNN. GARDENER. and GEN
~ EEALLY USEFU L-M AMY man
Who understands tho Oughly the care ana
treatment OF huf-fN ana fdltlh-fNf - "i'
hf,i-cli.~ city .icieNncc-; can do anytnihS
required on grnti.maI'- plao" Address
b. e.. Box 10. Trbune ohice.
COACHMAN.-By scotchman. single,
" 30. IA. roughly una rStanl l. MS uullc~i
b ~ ,ify references as t0 dbltt. AuItI'9
THOMAS 10 West joth--t' pna'tc 1,tDle.
OACHAfAN ana GARDENER.
y German single. understands care Of
horses. carriages funacr-. milk gcn'rallI
Us mi. rlcrcncos. TEMPERATE, le2
Park Row.
COACnNAN.-By nrst-cla-s single
Y man. city or country T. strictly tenn
laaf,: competent IN the care Of horses,
cafriag.- 10 understands care Of funlasc
not afraid h make himself gem rally useful
Will be- well recommended AdlIeSs COAIH-
MAN. Boy Is, Tribune once.
CONCUMAN.- by q irs,-cla-- man; ac-
" cu-t0m-d to city or uountr5 n'. y,
horses. carriagcs, &c, test rlt} iei,rcncc.
.,n . ia.f euInl0vcr: Will make himself
gene.ally useful WALSH. 10 East S"th-sL.
CONCHMAN.- % young bnglishman.
L single eNperleneea toidl s ,'i,,,
.sye,sii, u-. fui Address DANIEL BEN
STEAD. 2il Fast 3ist-st-
IOGCUNAN.-B a young Protestant;
q nr-t-class driver and hon -Ttnlu excel
lent references from last employer. Can 3OI
4th.ayc.. between Goth and -bih sts.
DoACHNfNT and UsEFCL-MAN.-By
Y Young l. ishman IN The country under
= and. the proper care % horses and car
rfarc-: viii be- found sober. honest and
wiling: can furnish tn best Of reference
nom last employer. Adde'S T. G., IS
Park Row. D..
competent man long
I q experience I'm the care OF me horses
harness aud carriages; Is a careful city
iriVcr and an excel mt groom irst-clsss
city reference. six years flom last EN-.
iilpver who can be seen city or country.
Can or address J. y. KlLLAM CO.. corner
Bfoaiway and 5ith-st.. rgrriagr builders.
~ OACWMAN-WA1TREs~-CHA AMBER
y NATD.-Gculleman wi .hes places for
kdiress L. w. r.. 81 waycrley Place,
Room ..
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A gTOMATIC SELLING MACHINES
n Tor safe Of merchandise. tickets. l!Qu!1s
nOVeiues &c. Licenses b. make OF u-e
granted bg the VAUGHN AUTOMATIC
MACHINE co. y. Y. ONCE, IS Liberty.
b.. Room 81
4 DDlTIONAL CAPITAL procurel Tor
n business putpO-cs investors advised
without charge 81 desirable opportunities;
hghest commercial -efcrenc's GRIGGS d
CHELETON, Broker, 20 B-od1way.
a VALUABLE BRICK YARD for sale
\ or cXchaUIei al-o stock .a~n no
9crc. {. G. ABUL, Cat,iull ca On. Co.,
r.. y.
PARTY with 500 600 n $4,000 can
y invest with good parties In l"gi,lm1tc
business with good profits and have s.tua-
ZION. Answer business" Box y.
Tribune once
LORIST WANTED a. PARTNER.-I
Z have store and fixtures best location
500 needed. Address FLORIST. ij3
ith-ave.
JNFTD q reliable partner lu my manu-.
| featuring business. - 900 ~ - 600 rD.
0uircd Young man preferred open 20 Tho
fullest investigation. Room -, 90 Bway.
PFCTNL PARTNER ia WeI!.c,iab..-.. u
- puhlisning business. with 500
p. c., Tribune Onoe.
JODCUTS.- and cheaper than
w auy other mothOd send sta % TO- piiee
list. r. SOURNEINE.eio and 2l2 Canal-st.
40 uOn FOR PARTNERSHIP. or from
81. UOO - 600 20 5000 D. purchase
entire business, state ud ufc ~ business
and prcciscly what You have 10 O1er. PIE
ONIk. Tribune Onicc.
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Offs. 25x6O light Oh three sides
"a suitable for light wood work steady
soeSn power Apply at b 6old-st.
SIDhR. AND BASEMENT corner Of
broadway ana FuitOn-st., u lease en-
W n4sL ciianc very large show widows
,.cdh hesl also Offices ~ floors above.
r. \ NkUlkSHANK & Co, 176 Bway
~ LET'S West ATHEIST. newly dec
oistel timely situated; private family
. shS S1T;SOy Apply premises or 20 Mas
RACt HOUSE. $50 Nassau-st.-De-
- siIaDie Offices 10 let; steam, heat.
Il . LEI,-Loi,s, &C n. by 25 IT,, steam
elenat9i with Or without steam power
GEO. b. EDDY. S9s Msdison.st.
G2 0Qu-A BARGAIN rent IN
S', eIoooo,, Vicinity OF 5th-ayc and 49th.
S e., snl completely furnished
BEfRlEN JR.. 10 Cedar.str pP'' -
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II OCSEWOHFER.-B a strong young
woman a. cook and laundre>s; city or
country excellent city references PIeass
cal I99 Oth-ave.. near A1d.sf