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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-04-20

piOO que nous tr0vallIOUS d3uH le
quarter, personne ne peut dire que
nous avions settlement fait tlu nal
4 une mouche. Pour moi, je ne
mo melerai pas a one soci6t6 on il y
aurait des assassins. Je comprends
qu'on cherche 4 gagner sa vie par
n'importe quel meter, quand on
est dams le besoin, mails je n'admets
PAS qu'on sc salisse les mains en-
les trempant dams !e sang de aim
porte qui, a plus forte raison dune
vieilIe femme, fable ct sans defen.
se. Nous ne savions pas meme
que Ia veuve en- question existait.
Je vous atteste que nous n'avions
sur ellie aucun renseignement.
Vous pensez que nous ne serions
pas entries dams IN appartement an
hasard. Cest contraire 4 nos ha-
bitudes. Personne dc nous ne
soupeonnait qu'nue vieille richarde
hsbitait dams la mais0n do taiIleur,
Remout.
Pour CO qni eat de Paffaire dc
celci-Ia, je peux tout vous avoner
sans difficult6. Vous allez de suite
comprendre comment nous avons
et6 lnformes quit ; await Tn coup
a faire chez NJ. Remont, en- meme
temps que vous verrez bien cue
nous sommes tcut & fait 6trangers
4 raccident arrive 4 cette panvre
Nine S6noncher la vcuve. II fant
vons dire, monsieur, le procurenr
de Ia R6pubIique, que je connais.
sails pour psvoir quelquefois rem.
centr6 dams dih9rentes societies, un
petit domestique qui servait chez
des personnes du grand monde.
On soir meme, pr6sentes Pan a
l'autre par des amis communs, il
m'avait of1ert un saladier xu bal du
Grand Turc. Ce jeune domestique
s'appelait Firmin ou Marius, je ne
me souviens pas bien; au fait, je
crois Quill portsit les deux noms,
oui, Ga me revient! Ses maitres vi.
maient mieux rappeler Firnin, a
ce quill m'svait racont6, mais de
naissance il s'appe!ait Marius, 4 &C
quo is crois me rappeler 4 present
E"fin, il y a qnelgues jours, je Pa
vais apercu, par hasard, dams Fave
uus Wagram, en- face du bal Dour-
lans. C'6tait le soir. Je lui de
mandai du fen sans le reconnaitre
ITEMS, c'est vous ! quill me fait
Ga Va bieni
Pas NAL, ct vous Z lui r6poudis
je, Et nous causames. C'est lui
je vous psfirme, qui m'apprit dan.
IL conversation que 10 tailleur Re-
mout devsit aller 4 IL noce dun d.
ses amis le 21 octobre, ct quill ,
aurait diner, bal, ct tout CO qui
ssensuit.
J'ai ren6chi immediatement 90,
CO logement serait veuf do son 10
cataire pendant une psrtie de Il
mutt ct quill = await peut.6tre ur
bon coup & faire. J'ai pr6venu le,
csmaratles ct nous .avons agi er
consequence. Vous voyex quill n,
pas du tout etc question de la de.
funte S6noncher ct quo j'ai tou
supplement pro6t6 dun bon avis
qui tombait du ciel, ct qoi 6t6 don
ne bien nafvement, par qaelqu'n'
qui no pouvait soupconner quelle'
seraient les consequences de sor
bavardage.
CO Firmiu est, c'est lui qoi MI
dit son titfe, deuxi6me valet d
cha,nbre, dams Que grande famill
qui = m hotel rue Marignan, 40,
Champs s-Elysees. Je ne sails pa
comment on ecrit leur nom, mais |,
petit domestique prononcait D6sar
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-04-20

II GDrEL MARTY,
Ill 40 Rue Toulouse, Nouvelle-Orleans,
PENSION AVEC CHAMBREs
PRIx MODERES.
On psrle Francais. Anxlais, Espegno'.
Octl6ly
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-04-20

N(DSM 1HO u ELL
u -AND-
REST
~ - and Is Royal Street, New Orleans,
Having been thoroughly re6tted refurnished
and painted is now cpeu for tho re-
option of guests.
WIDOW GERMAN ESPY, Propfietress.
(Successor to l.. Chsplain.l
lNERICAN PLAN. BATH kOt'Mo.
nOy3 I'm
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
CURRENT EVENTS.

The po.ats crop about Chsboygan. kieh,
. s4sd ~ bs rogtlag from TIE excessive
salns
The nurssryraen Of the United States
49, hold a E1O days' convention c0mulsua
hag Wednesday a. the Grand P.cthe holel.
Chicago.
AsiA ;. Brown Jr. reading clerk % the
lower house or Congress. Wss killed Sun
day sc Nashville. Tenn, By being run over
By q train
A. meeting OF i0O Pansma csRai share
holders IA Paris Il was decided ~ send a
commission 10 Panama llnmec.4tely ID In
spect the canal wOxks
house AZ New York sunday Night. l. ..
hYaa an aaeiioaeer. was fatally shot by
kdSard Garden. a sporting man
Henry Haighwsrd, who has been doing u
rushing business s~inditng Old soldiers
throughout Michigan. was sentenced Mon
day AZ DetroIt to three years in the
refornatOTy.
The re poEt Of the Board OF Railroad As
SCISSORS or Kansas, finished Monday, shows
the total mileage Of roads IL the state 10 DO
3 - ~ miles aud the total assessed value
OF ali railroad property 10 DO esq. iss l2s s.
Or. Harry Glover, a young dentist at
Terre Haute, Ind. was found dead on the
sidewalk near his house Monday morning
He had left his home few hours before
Intending 70 take train 70 Chicago, where
Ae expected 10 open a. g1ico.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
A START IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION.

The Common Councils action IL
adopting Alderman Turner's resolution
providing that all sidewalks hereafter
laid upon Monroe and Canal streets
south OF Bridge street, meets, as the
preface writer's say, "a long-felt want. :"
The day of the usefulness of board
sidewalks IN the principal business
streets OF this city IS past. Now if the
Council viii adopt and enforce a resoiu-
ton requiring the walks to be ad-
justcd 70 a regular grade, and another
providing that the bridges leading
from the sidewalks over the cutters
to the street, where there are crossings,
shall be made so that they shall be
safe when they are wet, pedestrians
Will be relieved of the necessity of tax
ing out an accident policy before they
attempt to walk up or down those
streets
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

. ga. trial. Il the l2w aa8 been gy. =
q chance azla Toe ca.pgit bsl not oe
punished - (. tLege mgl thea
s9aas sxeuSs foE lylaeh-saH hsl1 ao4 tll
then Bat iyneb as, =. best, i 3 s-
grace - 4 c.yillze,i oOa8M.a 81. IL tfla
laa : to AZ Ia - gFose, loa of society
against Fzslsherss oT any 0t1.er class ot
criminals. u sh0ald be aaea1ed and
made more severe. BuE tne ststutes u
tie state oaeht . em0ody ths best
sentiment * the STATE y b reference
a crimes aid criminals, and tle STATE
should insist on lglalaLall "a Is osa =
ciplne. The ate should punish those
aho violate Is Avs, whether they Be
rav.sheEs oE lyacaers.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

Fearful As WIS the catastrophe m the
Conemaugh valley, it has been sur
passed, in the number of lives lost,
many times 10 the history Of the world
though never. in this country, if We
except the greatest battles Of the war OF
the Rebellion. The Chicago Journal
enumerates some of the greatest
cslamit.es of the world, and calls at
tention 10 the fact that, ASIDE from
disasters IN China, where great rivers
flow between artificial banks much
asOve the level of the surrounding
country, and some similar disasters in
India, there has never before been
such destruction wrought by water, a.
that experienced in Western Penusyl-
wanna. Earthquakes have been the
greatest cause Of wholesale destruction
Of life. The earthquakes in which ap-
proximate estimates Of the loss Of life.
exceeding Eve thousand or sx thou
sand. are given, are as follows.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05


ltet - seff - 2eiG aaii&f - uortt = sFUesl-
= sssssk asilAf. s4Si satt Is onf 0s tnt lots
I vla sea ts'f ss.k ses - ss.A. I4li Aaa So fer
se1rset i = trvsta
l.xsk sAlk OK EXCHANGE -oas haaased
Il sIN "a cnts actt,S - hAra .scgeS llaa
la sAls. sai exchange lsT eisy pEaPefES Ilie
Ae2t4>t dflE sfssct aHe lease So tAs hama
saiusSi S54ft ia The cltS 81 skKag0 hata0k siefe
Has bN34 fNHntNa A As,itFA icfillS reasonable
r1leS ssis ltlFse iets seg s4te ~ - es-A.zt tef
haase aad l0l tn eesd location IA csts. ApFis
e. Ia "A h. hes> elnes " t0dtcouah hNiieifEt
F0s 4 li4.. OF 81 laboratory IL lsi1c1tats ta
" esi Eig0n 81. teiellloAs - 4as
noNI p&S rcat anS leesrs, ban hcs tee
IL cheaexsi alsa iaeks iot ~ the uleTAet ~
ear biKlslan street ~ tlglth NaId fsaE aiseen
MtnuIes Nalk iTaa IltA HAil 1utAs3 Ast-
Fan NeW HoOselAAN building
ksok SAl.A-- At ; G2rgaiN heese a1a iei ca
lAe hgli. IA s desirable sovaiiiS. lnQ4iFf ~
Ia Ellsworth ave. cr a AecAAn4Vsl.. tin-
neaiA.s possession giNrh- ~
NA'oNkN eaa't yese. bat ii sen woula b. rleh
W and happy in SeUF eid a%a otH olle ~
these hagsseS a41 isi2 81 . acAnt tvt ~ A. 3.
AuIlS1t. Seu cal buS them frrS CHEAP At
sUU A&ut pfue land 81 outside property ~
MONEY. cali al Ne 5 Lsse1ts bioeA. Sei's.sii 9
eeests noiei. inl
E0H sAIE-I.3ls 90 Mekee's Aadiuon. neef
CAiae k0ad very cheap "a Aonihis lses
menfSi $50 g. siso eevl- Aiso sosne fnf acre
property aeET liif cry, al . ba.rsaiA. > a. NC
hoe >0ns- - Mpnrao al, les
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
AFTER FORTY-ONE YEARS.
Cnclo Bob Caisc, of Kentucky, Meets
with q Remarkable Experience.


Old Uncle Bob Caise is one of the best
farmers of this county, writes Lancaster
correspondent OF the Sun. Forty-oIe
years ago, when Uncle Bob was young
man, he went fishing in big pond at Camp
Dick Robinson, near here. He waded
waist deep to a largo stump in the pond.
Upon this stump he perched himself and
cast his line into the water. While waiting
for bite he thrust his hand into his pocket
for chew of tobacco. In withdrawing it
he accidentally pulled along with 1t his
knife and pocketbook and they fell into the
water at the base Of the stump. The purse
was new, and contained six dollars and
twenty cents in silver. The knife was like
wise new, and had been a source OF great
pride 20 the young fisherman. He explored
for his lost treasures, but could not bld
them
During the fortyone years which have
elapsed since the loss of Uncle BoO's
pocketbook and knife the pond has shruuk
greatly from its former size. Tho stump
from which Uncle Bob fshed has been left
On dry land. A large sycamore bush, which
AZ the time OF Uncle Bobs m.sadvent-
uro was growing by the sido OF the
stump. has expanded into a con
siderable tree. NJ. Csiso owns tie land
up5n which tho pond les, and fcv days
go be Gus this sycamore tree down Tor
FIRE wood. Happening % remember the n
c.dent Of his youth, be scratched in the
earth around the stump and discovered
piece of corroded iron, which was tho re-
mains OF his long-lost knife, bat lie could
discover nothing Of the money.
Uncle Bob resumed bis task of cutting %
fhe sycamore tree. He spit opon the trunk
with his axe, ard was amazed 20 discover
apcczet book imbedded in a slight cavity
t. tie center q The log u was covered
ever with . lgne1us fiber. The moment
Uncle Bob saw it he was ready 70 swear it
was the PFC sct-1oox 10 lost f1r'v-cre years
ago Wa sono fireltY be prief it open.
and there was tre g. 10 n silver. some
what tsr1lsle3, lat good money never
tt'ces
TreI. Bob Gems teN how TIE ncnnv r.t
into enc cclter of tae sycamore tree. bst fa
seearc.s as a tleory taat when the por se+-
bcok fe BE- loa1ed Epcn = slaue-res for
of tne Hash. which Fra6usllr ciose7 roo- !.
grew aer7s arf srosnd r. ard f-slv f.
closed it - tae--rurs proper. He viii 49,.
the rcreT. 30 says, ss a ue1ento Il ia
11ost remarkable oo1urreacc Ia. evar -
a A~fal Tragedy.
ToTExt. Kan. jane a = Rr-7~.-s =
ere merchant tsilorinz Arm q RODGERS =
Stranahan. as awakened ato1f
ml ~ the entrance ~ burglar s~.-.
as residence Re rrarr sd With trs
rssuraaisr and Nrs Rodgers esrrs n = =
ssss=ssees. TIE burg A. Srsa 81 tbars 49,.
frss saot tskinE eject 81 Mrs pos~s-s.
sroia. ar1 tTo orhe- full llefs I.de-rs - 49,.
s-D sn6 abdomen - NJ hoarers r.-a
are fsta4.y wepnded. Tae huzgla a. sseanea
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
POSTPONED.

Tho Convention of the Irish National
League, at the Request of Mr.. Parneil,
VIII Not BE Hold Until After Parlia-
ment Adjourns.
LINCOLN Neb., June 4-Pres:dent Fitz-
gerald has issued an order postponing the
National convention OF the Irish National
League, called for the 9th and 10th OF July,
at Philadelphia, until after the present ses-
sion Of the British Parliament in compli-
ance with the cabled advice OF Mr. Parnel
The pOstpOnement Is made in order TO Sc
cure the attendance, IL possible, of two
or three Nationalist members Of Parlia-
meuL
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

"THE Value of Education" was the
topic discussed by one of the preachers
IN Chicago last Sunday. Considering
the fact that that city allowed Its Uni
yersity To be sold under a mortgage,
there seems to be occasion for that
kind Of preaching.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
and, are gwen, are as follows:

IHE article on earthquakes m
Chambers Encyclopedia" places the
number that perlshed in the great Lis
bon earthquake st no less than e0ooo.
snd estimates that as many as l3,00o-
coo Of the human race have shed
by these great convuisions of nature.
According 80 the estimate Of Gihhous.
the histor ran, 250o00 people perished
at Antioch IN the year 576.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

VIZ notice that the Chicago ice-deal-
ers have advanced the price OF ice 20
per cent. since one Of their number was
arrested on suspicion of completely IN
the murder of Or. Croniu.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

II Eneicwooo, destined not only fo he fhe
most ueTuiar Summer resort throughout
sH washington. hut = most ffHanf. fu. anf ef.
sirahff ailfbf- yeaf home situated un fHe
i.fsrf frf Lake rsfn nuaU I-H about ffn H.frs
SEATTLE meiroso... f1 y ths sortbTe.il
Tie most picturesque srenrrt meets fhf csc iH
every direction. r-Hile the truly wnndrrfu Hf.
~ iafrr towering SIS snow. capped peak IA -
feet fnfo she clouds and other majestic fnuun.
fains 1850 lH fuI flew wIfh impressive gran.
denf EscfNenf shooting fishing boating ard
bathing tnEieWooo 70 or the sssftt..
lass Shore Eaxtern g p, With nnw
sfsfl0n near - ofufef Church. store Rhaff
sfe.. neu being erected post Office ins
baeu aupiia0 fnr Before ffIarIng nn safe we
vcsf sItf orsv q United rnrfflaf - these fs.fs
/ aeh lot ia DTls feet nnd corfrlHing 30
's9Uzre frfi ~ laHa. hh Applications Tor fh"se
fHf 5rfs must he anrnHfrarirf ~ p Gee ~
g o. each iar. o. rfVrf expense ~ pans frf
erecu- az 8n6 aftnuv iedrIng tho deed 20
conveyance Positively nn more than fvo
lnfs 81 aue party He reserve fhf fiRhf - re-
ferf any aH.fIi lrf. lE Which rref ftf fre
wiil - sefuraed. Tlflf pfriert nnf we 4 $50 =
special warranty deed Win every lef ffofv
ore ls fBaranfee9 erun fsirness. ~ ~ fffs
hf allowed r. e.. rff fheff infs Nut sii lafs
s~IIf hr aes s.ue1 ln fe2ulaf order - esri fn.
yfirsfteu II received. Every 0flstr iDi reserved.
Tie firf frrr = rhoire. fne Hnrf mans orHrf-
fnnIfV fshan~e - ifief.faf ~ seeure hense
or Asaffis These erreriUF Ff mail VII D. ffee
name ard address plsinis arc in ial. aud
nsrue eouHtF.
Hs'chson. Aye Co, Bufls' Block. Seattle.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

Ir = reported that theman who asked
"June know this was the first month Of
sumner is improving under careful
treatment &c the hospital.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

EDrroE DANA, OF the New York San,
l. toying with Chief Justice Fullers
elegant uustache IA a manner that
eyluces envy
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

McGARiGLE denies the bathroom
story. and says he took his leave by way
OF the basement door. But whichever
way he went, he returned by way of the
front door.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
HIS STORY DOUBTED.

A Sailor at Racine, Wis, Gives an Ac-
count of Wreck on Milwaukee I'm
Which sixteen Lives Were Lost, but
Lake Men Refuse tn Believe Him.
RACINE, Wis, June i.-Robert York,
claiming 10 be second mate OF the schooner
Isaac Houston tells a story OF the Houston
being shipwrecked and sixteen lives lost.
he SAYS the Houston when six
teen miles on Milwaukee, during the
storm OF Friday night, broke com
pletely in two, and Captain Hudson,
bis wife and two children, first mate Fowler
and eleven or the crew perished York also
claims that a sailor named Joseph Bouts and
himself locked arms over spar, and after
being in the water thirty-two hours came
ashore this side OF Milwaukee. Lake men
here give York's story little credence.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
REAJ EsTATB COUNTRY.

TOR SALE-Lof No. = ottawa Beach; this
lot il one 0f the first selection ~ is 10
Gated only short distance from fhe hotel and
has fine view ~ Lake Michigan. Address
Jas u. Haskins or Is. j.. J0vcland. Graud
Rapids. Mich. l32sun
4 GREAT BARGAIN-l40 acre farm. frame
Il house. good orchard Ip0 acres improved
miles from baldwin. for saie cheap Enquire
Iaggarf. N olcoff a ranfou. @ "
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
Pensions. Pay and BOUNTY.

7. J. sarETfzfsfer. Faussa fffrrrer ~
Earsta q 'ft Far wN ha af tfa af'Isf. I'll ne
Comfy tierf n1 fhf Eh reF ~ fsf.f iFr
IirpenfsHf mothers efs isfbers r.nar -
rfs ert fl- .ea 81 pefena. 5r-ftsae tar r.-
Fsr Fer ieff horse 9nr frsse. reF feraea sae
fe5eetfe r'aiiiss specially. bai zns 80 ne.
HEgfef Tee.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
Sweet & NoTth's
Pine and Timbered Land Exchange,
General Real Estate Agency
Office Rooms-34 and 35 Weston Building,
Cana-st., Grand Rapids, Mich.

We have a. present orders from responsible
parties who wish 20 invest in Michigan. Wiscon-
sin Minnesota and Southern pine and tim
bered lands. Call on Us for quick sales and
prompt returns.
Eorrqspoudeure solicited.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
LOST
MONEY TO LOAN.
F0R SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

E'OR SALE-Lcase and furniture of boarding
house At III North Division 81. Furniture
sold separate. II desired. I57
E'OR SALE-Show cases at Gardiner & Bax-
= ters - Monroe 81 lel
EOR SALON monthly payments. small
house and loi on East street, near dummy
track. Apply between u and ] p M. north.
east corner Fulton street and College avenue.
-
FOR SAIE-A Furniture stock: centrally lo-
Gated splendid business a frst-class bar
gain 10 the right party Address Jones box
3. care Telegram Herald bl1ff
E0R SALK-An outfit for a steam laundry.
very cheap; in fact for half the actnal cost
Also "A 6-horse power steam engine and DE-
livery wagon. Enquire at the Eagle steam
Dye House. No. q Canalst.. 81 9. 4 Berwin.
CT
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS


GRAND RAPIDS. June l. lisa wish o. say
- . the citizens # Grand Rapids and ths
Inhabitants of Kent county. that ] have =
clothes reel --orr ~ fhf very begf ever offered
60 fbe people 81 this rifE or county clothes
reel that can be- sefU ~ mg place. on flaf
s.. 40. 90 or Iona street. No. go hy mF
s1enf, William Lite. Mead u. fraDdeH. ~.
k{ANTTD-Fve~T consumer - Stove Case
W Ins to Know that am setting ~fnvs fns
eli no In aUr quantity 10 l9 cents. lfI frfef fr
auF part Il fhe clfF = o.. EHiEweed Jr'f-
Th0ne ltsf - hasf Fa.ton.ef. la
COURT H0T , and perf Office. cTsrd Rap'as
y Hich Sealed propose. VlI 20 rerslred
or fil u y 'riecB. Stn Gas of June ls-a f9f frr
ufslinE fefi. iichf. water. lea. fulseeiHueous
supplies Hsshif - fHsfIs farHng sshrs arf
sprinkiirE streets re4g -ff hT this huff ~
dun z fhs fsosi year ending June -. l.ss
Particulars Ga application.
FF0. fBvw
Custodian.
NAgNT1Tr hesiing srs cfsrvorant sIffirrs.
II ~ Saufh Division ST. corner esifhF
ave. T. p fref. ~
WANTED men ~ go ouf aavertl lsesaeut
" tn smother column rveef Worth. Efa
Tl1TueEt E1cbaage. $ sas IS Hesina hu f
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
CITY Real estate for Sale.

I7room house on Turner-sf. 8. .01.
10 room house on Livingston St all modern
convenience only one BLOCK from cable line.
500. -
room house on College ave, worth 1900.
Will sell for 80.
lot on Paris-aye.. three blocks from street
AID other desirable property in al parts Of
tie city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
coun.rv Real Estate Tor sale.

Stanton hotel property. ihe 1rand Cen
t~sf = Tsnvf4 I -sxt- located on corner ~ the
f.rs main streets ~ the city. stories. bri X,
rents for Z $50 per year. 8N modern improve
rrcats. vis sell or trade f0r rify property.
No erso have several desirable farms near
rf+v aaf other paris ~ state. which - viii
ssiI cheap. and make payments - suit par-
chaser.
Tlr-t,~eg lands wanted Boa al paris ~ Nlchl
rs- Fe SAINT ~ oane ter or fEtlFf million
fees n hemloek ianqs ~ atea near fA3irctl
wa h,re ~ arrss q good cedar land. vel
f.-strF ~ water transportation, which vs
viii esH at har1a1.
forresnoDdenr 81 fcifea
oee hons frosa - T. n t. 6 % ?. n
SWEET + N0RTH-s EMPLOYMENT TX
CHANGE
n-r-~essa7s e. sweet er7ithl
prr--s u and S RI esten BsildinE. Cana 81
.tr1 hone iNl.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

Circulation Guaranteed 10 BE the
Largest Of AL Michigan Daiiies Elk
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

S-S To t2s9 "a month can be made woff ug
'sC Tor u. Agents preferred Who fur
niSh a horse and give their whole time % lba
business. Spare moments may be- pFoffahiy
employed also. "A fcN vacancies iB towns and
citics. Is. y. johnson a Co.. I.tss3 MalH-sl
Richmond. va. \. B-Picasc state aee and
business experience. Never MUD about send
iug stamp Tor reply. j. y. =. 4. 90.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

FURNITURE stored packed and moved. Ex
pert packers sent on short notice by Rad
elm Holt. III South DiNision-st Telephone
No. 40 Tor your moving vans. Jan. j.. sl
ANYONE desiring furniture moved and
a stored, viii receive liberal Inducements by
calling at ). J. Walkers. Il South Division -
specially iS made 0f renting tables and
chairs Tor dances. public halls. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

EEMALE HELP WANTED-6 good cool s.
wages So 10 So working heusei erunf.
vegetable cook, pastry cook. ~ Factors gifls
for out 81 city. dressnakers. dining afnoIn
girls. Kitchen lris and - general cpots and
iaundrcsses. Ladies fafior. and : Tower
hlorE
fHEAp LOTS pear new sffeei car lue iust
- got fhem- VIII De plnfffG very soon como
and select l0t now near corner Fountain
street and Grand avenue; terms 90 suit. and
Tower block
Daily Republican., 1889-12-20
Ior sale.

w ANTED,-rOARDERS FOR NICE.
w new ly-furnishGd rooms with heat
anu gas, au1 West st. dlg-GtS
Daily Republican., 1889-12-20


Ine cheapest hat house In ths city
humford Bros. 4Oi Market street.
Brazilian Balm cures = cold. 20 doses, 10c.
Gold specs, 80, Williamson, l05 W. stu.
Try Bush's coal; YOU will like 1t,
American Laundry, Coz West Front,t,
Try Bush's coal; you will surelyll
Cupping and leeching, ies u. second,s.
Fine IL X. Rings at Hsni's, Is n. 9TH street.
Frank Hoop Smith, druggist, eth and King.
Shirts, l0c.; collars aud cufs %. each. City
steam Laundry, 9th and shipley streets.
An excellent merino undershirt for soc.
at Wyatt 81 Go. Is, 603 Market street.
When you want your coats or mulrs relIn ed,
lur5 Of any Kind repaired, call At huKlll i
POist, second and Tatnall streets.
Prompt service, good work. no ripping or
shrinking, at new carpet cleaning works,
Y. q. Hodges, Proprietor, No. 1893 West
Eighth street. Telephone 5Il.
The new Garnet cleaning works is the best
arralned for first class work. Positively no
ripping or shrinking. II. a. Hodges. prOprie-
tor, no. lU5 West Eighth street. Telephone
jll.
IL You want cheap picture frames go to q
x, Baugi, 201 West Second street. have the
largest stock In Delaware. Come and see Tor
Yourselves.
dtss, 40 Mark ct street, has the largest aud
cheapest stoc OF hats, wltltb shirts, UNDER
wear, nsckweGr aud hosiery In tie city. Call
and see iln.