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A SPRING medicine is needed by every
one, Winter food, largely consisting Of
salt meat and animal fats, causes the liver
to become disordered and the blood i'm
pure, hence the necessity Of q cleansing
medicine. The best is Ayers Sarsapa.
rlllA,' 49, aIH ~ .f-g .-Hg VIZ. DIw
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Lemon Hot Drons.

For coughs and colds, take Lemon
Hot Drops. .ga
For sore throat and Bronchitis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For pneumonia and Laryngetis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For consumption and Catarrh, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For Hemorrhage and all throat and
lung diseases, take Lemon Hot Drops.
An elegant and reliable preparation.
% cents, at druggists. Prepared only
by DR.. Fl. Motley, Atlanta, Gu. THIS
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LEMON ELlXIR.
Its Wonderful Effect ON the Liver, Stomach
Bowels, Kfdneys md Blood

DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is pleas
ant lemon drink that positively cures all
Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion,
all Sick and Nervous Headaches, Kid
ney Disease, Dizziness, Loss of appetite,
Fevers, Chills, Palpitation of Heart, and
all other diseases cansed by disordered
liver, stomach and kidneys, the first
great cause Of all fatal diseases. so cents
and 81 per bottle. Sold by druggists.
Prepared only by H. Motley, NJ D., At
lanta, Ga. THIS
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Piles, Piles, Pilcl.

Looae's Red Glover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific for all forms OF the dis.
ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, liberated
aud .protruding piles. Price Soc. For
sale by Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, VIVA. Daw
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AGENTS WANTED.

ala Prizes amounting SEQ
NoTE;-Ticsc,s drawing Capital Prizes arc no,
eutltled to terminal Prizes. -
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Some men will get up out OF bed ut
night In the coolest Of winter weather to
80 to fire, who can not be induced to
get up at seven o'clock to start one in
the Kitchen stove.
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sYarroNs-Molsture;., intense itching and
Stinging; most at night: worse BY scralchinv
u allowed to continue tumors form, which Often
bleed and ulceraie, becoming very sore
SWAYSE's OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
tnS, heals liberation, and In most cases 70
moves the tumors. Atdrugglsts, or by mall, iol
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FINANCE ,yu TRADE.
Til. r",tnrss os tho Money and sto Ok
Markets,

Nnrkbths
NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Money on call easy al to
per cent. last loan per cent, closed offered a,
, per cent. Primo mercantile paper ta5x per
cent. Sterling Exchange quie, and weaker a.
81 shat s7A. Sales ois,ocks to-day were no. rs
shares. r a'rr "'7E'I
:, The stock market was dull to-day outside OF
iteading, which furnished nearly onc.half OF The
transactions In the listed stocks Tor the day. The
irallng IN Reading and especially during the
forenoon was enormous, aud the price was rap.
IDLY advanced from ~ TO i3lt. Without break,
There was several opinions rs to the cause OF
the rise, on the theory that both the supporter
and the opponents Of The company were buying
winch squeezed tho shorts, but the general I'M.
preston was that tho bull clique III the stock
was simply forcing tho shorts TO cover. In the
last hOur LackawRnna, helped by tho colder
weather aud rum0rs Of prosperity among is
western lines, with Missouri laclfic and Lake
Shore, moved up Sharply ia the last hour. The
movement at this hour extended to all the list
aud tho close was strong generally al about the
best figures Of the day. The ilnal changes are
also entirely In the upward direction. -.
a, Railroad bonds were moderately active; sales
sl,1S0.000. 800 -
(s0vpr a tn ont apI 10 D., hnnJ. halt
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GLOW to Cure AN skin Diseases

Simply apply "SwAYNE's oISrAESr." No in.
ternnl medicine required. Cures tetter, eczema,
Itch, all erlpIions on the face, hands, nose &C.
leaving the sGin clear, white and healthy, liz
great healing and cGratIyc poWcrs are posscsseJ
BY no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYSE's OINTMENT. 'IIIfT TThSiw
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Which writes tho truths that have amazed
the thousands who have been given up
by their physicians and who have been
restored TO complete health by using
that safest OF remedies for functional ir.
regularities and weaknesses, which are
the bane OF womankind. we refer, OF
course, to DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip.
ton, the only guaranteed cure for all
those chionic ailments peculiar to wo-
men. Read the guarantee on the bottle
wrapper ANS .N..
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Teacher-"The rainbow is Gods prom
Use that He will never again destroy the
earth by water" Pupil-''I reckon my
pap'll feel right .peart when he hears
that" -
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

4 RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TkAiNs-on and aiicr Nov, 2i, lsS9.-EI.
day excepted. monday excepted, saturday
excepted; iSnnday only. Saturday only
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Joblot-"What are Johnson's poli.
tics?" Jaggers-"WelI, johnson is no
bigot. His politics depend on circum.
stances; Johnson's circumstances"
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b., z.& C. RAILRoAD-cenllal Time.
:, Beliaire & Zanesyiilc Through PASSENGER leaves
p m. ''''" 'Ate n'o'1o
"ooGsiield Passenger leaves Bella!rc at 4:lou
m, arrives at BellAirc at $3.50 n. m.
,2,unimetne!d Accommodation leaves Iellaj,c
~ l2:?O p. IT,. arrives NJ II ;UJ n. m.
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NOTICE.
Legal Notices.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

"
n, NJ ernilor, Ct he nHte Of Thos. n. Wins,
dnl al Others concu.d'
Yam are hereby notified that At the request OF
~ Amlck, executor OF the last will aud ter.
,ars,,t ri said ThUi a. Tilns, deceased, / have
sSnSjn,SI the 10th day Of March next. at my
ooilre. So. lLHl ChApllne street, Wheeling. W.
". Tor receiving proof Of debts or demands
n" AMI place you arr required 10 attend, I1I
I;iyru under my hand Ns commissioner OF nc.
counts of The County Court Of Ohio County,
N''' W" GEO. Y. BOYD,
ALCLAHKT, Commissioner.
Attorney jA2ts
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Address Registered Letters con-
tainlnB Currency to
NEW ORLEANS RATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans II
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Central Standard Time.
IjlRS,l
From ErIdyeport S+,tIor

UT IT IuSePOrl 0IdtIOn,1
Trains via the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave bridegroom for rit,sburSb, ChIcnso
4; H.: For Chicago aud Cleveland. III n r.
for fillsburSh aud New York, 2:a D. N. For
Trains arrive ut bridgeport n. 7:s3 a, NJ, 1922
H. m M l3;2s p: m. 4:S7 ?. m, and 1852 p. N.
p MI from East Liverpool, ll:l2 p. m.
fRoA WHEELING STATION.
Trims via tho Pittsburgh. Cincinnati H. 6,
Louis kail~ly-lan.Ilnndlc Route-lravcWhcoi.
ing Tor sicueGnville, Pittsburgh and tho rSsi
h:DO A. NJ, lsi5 +: m 3:2D p. m, and $40 n 1n
o or Coini 1o BUS Cincinnati indianapolis and 81.
aud chicago, l?:i5 p. N. Trains arrive nj Whoci,
ing az 5tO a. m, 1000 II. H.. 2:I5 p. m, and s:a)
,. ID: Trains leaving at G:2D a. IN. md arrivinr
~ W;, TX, ?. IN. run solid between Wheeling and
rII9oafgh: Ali trains daily cxccp, Sunday.
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Rcal Estate.
FOR SALE.

Ten raOucl LrIcS h,u'c. 70 Thirteenth street,
only Il few minutes walk to the business centre
= Of the city. Prize '2.50O.
Ten rO0InCd brick house on South Penn street.
Good location. Lot ~ feet front on Penn street.
$3.50.
Eight Fnomcd brick house. with all late I'm.
ptuypmGnts. Lot JDKl20. Good location and a
good house, IN Perfect repair, GS Ohio street.
$500
good slx roOmed frame house OF i33 South
Broadway. Price sl,yUJ.
SIX rO0med frame house, lot l70x3Do, at 22i,
Twenty ninth street. 81 100.
Five rOOined dwelling, q North Broadway,
slSO.
Three rooned brick hcCse. 20 South Huron
street, u, OTi.
business block on Market street VIII pay as
Investment.
South Broadway, for s. co. \ good 10 per cent
Investment. :
Alhrcc-stnry brick building. store room on Hrst
floor, second ami third ilWrs dwelling rooms,
3Ih Vain street. Price s. so.
new double brick house, 80 and 81 North
liutun street Natural aud Irlitlcl&l gas through.
ont. VIII iay l?lss per cent Ms investment.
seven rnOmed dwelling ut No. II North
Ftnnt street. Lot G0xl00 rice $1,000.
Ten roomed brick on Eleventh street, $500.
irut farm, within sight OF this city, con.
tanning :iI aces. with all the most productive
ani paying varieties 81 fruits. Just In their
prime 1t great bargain.
BUILDING Lots.
lot 5It.rl2U. South lena, west side, choice
,OCili0u, Sl,.t0.
Lot 1Il-O. Sorth Huron, old Fair grounds,
$50.
Int lO0kiO0. southeast corner OF Main and
TEcniy-scYcnlh street,. sl,SlD.
btnorthwest corner South York and Virginia
street $50.
lot jOxlaO, McCo!loc, street, near Thirtieth,
ssN. r.
Lot3lxlD, Wabash street, old Fair grounds.
good location, 500.
L0ttySlO), on Fourteenth street. Tor Sti0.
lni&lSlHN. South Huron street, $500.
lHtJlIGub. North Front street. 81. 800.
Lot 5JxlOO. Fifteenth street. SI,iOp.
Lots OH Erie street. old Fair grounds, 30xla0.
sJR.
Lots Ia Zanc's 0rciIIrl, from 500 up, accord.
Ing 10 location.
L"tGxlOO, south side Fourteenth street, near
sch0o house. $3.50
Lot llaxl.D South Penn street. sl.2jO.
Lot moth hidc Fourteenth street, cat build on
any pfrt Of II, Size G0xl2U. 500.
farms. large and snail. Great bargains In
Nesi Virginia Wild lands.
food stOcks always on hand for sale.
c. o. SMITH.
!a:N 12:U MAIN STREET.
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KANAWHA ( OHIO RAUWAY

~ EohT; W. KELLEY, Recciverl 7'a
- hahawha Short Line. Schedule in effect
February 8. 1889, Subject to change wi,bon, M.
slseN Trains leave Wheeling 1880 a. M. rjo
ohie tiyes Railroad, arrive Charleston s:s5 d
H., Leave Charlestol 6l5 B. NJ, arrive Wheel.
1920 p. M, arrive Wheeling Us p. m. via ri.
umbus and Panhandle, daily excopt smnSsv
central Standard Time" Sundays onIy. trs ~,
,eave Ch VI. $500 r.. arrive Wheeling w
apll .---- GEO. J. ERMLICH, q. Pa
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Cotton.

NEW York, Feb. 7.-wool steady and quiet;
domestic fleece 32a37c; pulled 2ia:iGc; Texas Id
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MRS. PARHINGTON.
lier Perplexitles, Prcdicnments nni PrcdI.
lections Before and After IIer Return,
ny u. Y. sIIILLABHR.
copyrighted. AZ rights rtserroi.)

CHATTER VII.
Although Mrs. Partington was IN
search OF health, employment to her was
a necessity, and she early busted herself
with affairs at tho cottage, but not in IN
obtrnslve way. Priding herself on her
cookery, she took pleasure in impartiny
what She knew Of the gentle art, and
found ready learners. New England
modes were novelty, aud tho dishes
she produced, won her wide fame,
The fragrance OF her cookery Wed with
the orange blossoms, the little darkies
lay in the sun to inhale the odors from
the kitchen in the yard, and passers by,
takinpa long breath, would wonder what
new element had been added TO the
tropical odors. She had no strict formula
IN preparing her dishes, but thing" OF
this and n thing" Of that anu thing"
OF tother, and seasoning according TO
Judgment, comprised the whole of her
vocabulary OF the cuisine, but she was
lniallibie In her department. Her atti.
tude in the realm OF doughnuts was sub.
lime. 49,
There were other things besides those
previously mentioned, which appeared
at the table occasionally, in the form of
chickens. pig now and the, white fish
from the river, and other things, but the
staple OF plantain and salt fish never
swervcd from its integrity.
;, Among the dishes introduced by Mrs.
harrington was II chicken pot-pie, which
was great favofitc, skill in preparation
whereof had been SO impaired TINT it
needed not her supervision.
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NEW York, Feb. Pig Iron steady. Copper
quiet; lake sli ~. Lead dull; domestic s. Sl11a.
lin steady; struts SO is. r
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When Baby vas sick, 40 gave hsr Cas.o.ia,
When she was Child, slie cried for Cas.osia,
When Hhe became Miss, she chung to Cas,orla,
When che had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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To regulate the stomah, liver aud
bowels, DR.. Pierces Pellets excel. Ono
doze.
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Railroads..

WHEELING & ELM GROVE r. r.
~ On and ate: Monday, October % isso
S wII r on me Wheeling Kim Grove Railroad
LEAVE WHEELING. s-
h:D a. m, 800 a. M, 900 a. IN, II :oOa. m,
p 'h.' o:So p. m.' 6:2O p. M. 200 p. m.. y:CO p. IN
LEAVE WHEELING PARK.
olo a: ~. $40 a: NJ, l0a. M, 1880 u. m, $50
D. M, Ho p m, G:lo p. IN. 500 p. nj. 10 D. m.
/ SUNDAiS-Leayc the city a, s.6on ~ ,i
run every hour until 900 D. m, Leave Wb anL
I'm PARK At ?:L0 a. M. aud run every hour until
,ooop. IN. Except church train viii leave Park
~ WY g. IN. and city at 1918 p. m. -"
oC-o ..#-. G. UIRSCII Eun't
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Petroleum,

NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-Pctrolcum opened steady
al II UGs and after slight decl.n in carly tr,t
became strong and advanced 10 81 Vi. The mar.
Eet then icactcd and closed nrm Il. Il OG11I.
STOCK Exchange, Opening at 81 OG55S; highest
Stv lowest Il uU1a; closing at 81 VIZ snlrs IS!
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y For A DlsoRDERED LIVER try BEECH.
ANS Pills. p.r yssw,
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Buc,slen's Arnicn Snlye.

,CtlSc,iSSSATi, O., Feb. lection steady; mid
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4 Question,

Sutiercrsfrom Catarrhal troubles should
carefully read the above. rrhsaEow
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FOR RENT.
POSSESSION APRIL 1.


IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
No. y Twcuty.iourth street. 8 rooms..-....s S 90
Two rooms, rear Of Mission Sunday School
Eighteenth 6 90
ROM toomed brick house. north side OF
creek bank, east OF Alley E................. S 90
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Address N. A. DAUpuIN,
or n. A. DAUPHIN, >A"'' A''''
Washington D. C. 1850

By ordinary, letter, containing Money Order
change, DRAFT or Postal Note.
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oILClTY, Feb. 7.-Petroleum opened at 81 Gt;7s;
hlShes. 81 VIZ; lowest 81 UGtt: closed al 81 u
sales 10000 bIrres charters g Sv9 barrels; ship
inents Ill ,9O9 barrels; runs 81, GOJ burrcls.
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For Club Rates, or any further Information
desired, write egibly to the undersigned, clearly
stating your residence, with State, County.
street and Number. eiore npid return mail dc.
livery VIII pc assured by your enclosing an Gu.
IMPORTANT.
Address NJ. A, DAUPuIS.
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FOR RENT,

:, ~ PER MONTH.
10. 6 Thirty first street, L. rooms........s:s3 50
No. SAS E0ii street, L. rooms ,. ..,,,..,, - l6
10 sll9 Main ST.. ) rooms anu store roOnl.. 25 90
residence NJ Elm Grove ,,,,,,,, 25 90
Kesi'!cncc At Elm Grove, 10 rooms. ......... % IS
Kesliencc at Leatherwood q rooms ......... Is TO
No. slC3 Main ST., 3 rOOtus and store room. IS 90
~ !lhi Ma street, rooms, I'd tlOor-...... y 50
No. !ltS Main street, 1 rooms, Sd i!oor.....9 90
iMonse OF rooms OH South Elm st., Island 12 50
10 ~ rhit,y.third street, rooins........... 90
20 III Thiliy'th!rd street, roons... 90
Nv, ~ MARKET street. . rooms I'd tloor..... 5 90
mouse oil rooms In Alley e, above Ninth
" Uuu
70 iSe Market street. 8 rooms on Sd floor.
10. WI Market ST., Office rooms on ID floor. IS!
fA'm OF 10 acres miles west Of Bridge
=, port Ohio. e :.
s'o'e room, isx5O feet on Washington street, : :;
W Martins Ferry, 10 90
'o', sixteenth street, 6 rooms aud store 81
" ................,.- % W
" Silo McColloch street, 10 rooms........... rs %
w. S9i Woods street, Is 90
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Conr0 nn0 Nooms.

CHANEAcl PARK. 81 asa SO -ranav
Ho-rt a.' -"'.. "- 'A-
-''''e .'"., pa. pa ''
''-'''-' '''''- -"
UY~ItIA>'~ OFFICE and I.f...r..
K square room D.. gentleman f.s.f ot-
t.0Aal'. lrd--t.. near Iiflt. ftt ard J.. .l-
tatr fauIy. Adaf',- Lr If4NrAN p-."n
once -5S LioAcN e.
.,rv.Ily. y.AfDtf.~ ,,n rnI 10 n.0,..
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for Sale.

,......,.. 40
4 ! Nl .pt ~ fi'lt i'V Ne'"i'u la At,
n "".. aAH ',n NoI"'Ne r'a NM 'niiy
l1as.d. GIOi.rE j.. EDDY So Nal.
-OH-.t
rof --.roI M; o., a., , e.., ,ol,-
Il toy .. SO. .m..i'- r0il-t,p tesk. tn
lt.t r.ll". 'pcc...fy ir.k, e., all xmas
h NA~oN o., Wl.Isnr'.
S.il-.,f, yy,r,r.fl Nitro
y to.f 40 i.0r gas. ~ sale. $50
or. .yr
..--..--.-.
1 ~. ~ Dr. -. To-. ''+1Hi
g' 80. ..I l,..,.~
I pNl 80 ZOE TIN NtW.
\ Dth a., IT, w ~ =. :. A.. !. ~
So .s- Ffo,da.F. ,o,f.e. T..fig.ffst..t
,r @ d. r $50 E-Dqf way between.
,rv.rfv.etcord AID fu,nfs..hIfA -. until
y. M .-0 W. Tv.n'g...lft = cor..-
l-i,lfl, .va 1852 ~lxfl t.r.t I.g Fourth.
,t.. corner I0lrf. .i'l-.f $50 Ihlrd ss...
@c--er i'6f.g ..rro't.-- o2f Tifd ave.
rsar ~lNfs-ir.f 1Os Flrstag,., 100
~. Io.f,. ....rt .-f NInfl.At,. AID
~lA,r..lrGfh..' f1 Ilhrrfr--f ~ Avenue.
,I I'LL d IItf..N t... $50 I4.l
One-huntsef .ni twenty -nf'l..t up p
. m q. f..i.s- oa.r. -a...
,..,,r ,....... ,...-
ID nrk'i - .,ie Or o''ch4a.e for .aa..
uI~.l Ds ~altt %. II. COOPER. 20 60. f..f.
AHHl ir az 'h' y -t-f' W.
'.'' -ei iNr hN'''e' a,i"s s"'i '''''
" '' -."'' near 80
/ i i>'y r'q.',c a'pa r.'i' " az ss. T"
i4r p' g. "i ifS' i'l.'NI ~
i'ff- J } w ~ ~ "N Wet -i'"--t
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Worh il)antsc.

Females.
= OPYING.-N idOw lady wishes writing
- In an Oiice fair remuneration. Mrs. T.,
, Grand-st.
- iENOGEAPIIEK and TYPEWRITER.
~ --fOuug lady desires POSITION as
trno-uphrr and typewriter Address
J.. =. - 2G--t.. city.
- IfNOGKAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- nv a lady experienced and cOmp-t-
emit, desires suitable and permanent posi-
ton; highest .rricrrnce rom iormer en-
plOvrr 1850 Nafison-aVc.
a, liNDtltArHEk. -- Lady -tenographeP
- and typewriter desires position operates
I.ruiDcfo and Yosr machines. Address
>TLNOGEArilER. Box 10. Tribune ONCE.
q, IfNOGKAPIIfR and TYPEWRITER.
- salary moderate uses Remington,
Z aligrapl and YOsf machines. Address s.
l.. NJ. - Uud-on--t
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furnished Rooms.

49, - a a . 49,. 49, %
A TrRACTfVE HANDSOMELY FUR.
n NISHED ROOMS. "a floor oil lmpro, c.
uent- suites single rooms and Office, all
d siraOlc locations board optional "a and
Sd moor suites. near Bryant Para: private
transient or permanent guests parties want
inf houses. apartments or board. city or
country. obtain reliable information free at
EVERETT DfREC DRY - y,ar-' refer
cnces from patrons. L. \. Daley - w ssh
CLINTON PLACE. 3a.-Supcrior fur
u nishcd large and small ROOMS refined
low prices.
UNFINISHED ROOM TO LET-Tcms
L very reasonable gentlemen only. $40
East l7th-s,
~ EAST 32D-ST-Handsome furnished
| rooms. en- suite OF sngly; plumbing
sanitary references.
D0 IRVING PLACE. near Union square
~ --liana>omcly furnished parioi floor u
3 rooms bath closet; May also hail
and nediun,--'I'i room no".
o. GRAMERCY PAEK.- Furnished rooms
81 TO rent Ncil 10" fog the summer
otTH.ST. 1885, WEST. near Bro4duay.
81 Large square rooms h,ni-omely
furnished.
IcTH-ST SO vi ~r-Ia-ac handsome
~ room, second floor. private family
references.
tOc TlI-NT.. 40 EASr.-Iufni.h,a hand.
l " some back pffinr u-t. 81 front
suitable FOR physician of one ol twp gentle
men.
OF EAST i3IH-~r.. le'v.,n "a asd
- "a ave-. I.areN uui w.i furnished
r.o.f 10 'nucuau in strictly private house,
ltifr'nco--
80 LFXfNGIO VF.-furnish0 q. two
X! adjoining rooms. BAN. &C.. aso
largo front roou. for gentlemen only,
IF renee.
brooklyn.
Ot> IAFAYIrrE-ANI brooklyn.
~ N.srlN furnished rooms for one or
two gentlemen. in private family, rDfr-
onrcs 80 hanged
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rOork Uanieo
Males

IT lCkEr MARKER wishes a situation in
= rctali ert goods house years ref
.f.hcr. CllKlSIl, painter, 400 West
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s. RFMSON. $50. SOL and SOB Gs.I~-
j. ST.. brooklyn owners paradise
Hight carriages Of every description; hand.
made harness for all purposes; village an1
road carts business and depot wagons. and
every other article pertaining TO the horse
the only one-price house IN the business. and
that the Lowest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-26
Conntrr Real Csiate for Sale

"A Houses containing 10 . rooms : rcnt
$500 per year VI. Address il. 1. BLACE,
.Jl Jth.aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-26

EHAMBEiM AID and SEANSTRE.SS-A
" lady going u Europe wishes a situation
for a girl whom she can highly recommend.
Call az So West f0th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-26

A DVFKTISFMENTs FOR THE NEW
. YORK TElBrNE WILL BE RE
CEIVFD At THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
ro. 23e broadway corner Thirty-Hr-t->t..
n. iii D D. M: $50 Broadway. between
twenty. scc ond and Twenty-third ,ts., until
u. m 30 W ~ Twcnty-tnird- It.. corner
1,ighth.ave 152 SiNth.aNe. 1873 Fourth
ave, corner Fourteenth-st 200 Ihird-ase..
corner Forty -scventh-st.i lo2i Thiid-aye.,
car Sixty-hfSt-st. ,7OS flrst-atr.; iOj
west Forty sccond-st. Ninth.aYe. and
SiNty.richth-s,.. $50 LiDfrty-,t.. - Avenue
\. and the HARLEM OFFICE, $50 Eat
One-hundrcd and twenty -iifth-,t., NJ to
D. m. az regular Office rates.
HOMPANIoN or NURSE-To an in
" valid lady going abroad best OF rel
rrrncc-. +. T.. Tribune Uptown once,
DDS Broadway
EIAMBNEMAID and SEAMSTRE>S or
- take care OF growing ma, nN uup,-
ouchly neat CANADIAN girl Protestant. Adj
dress W.. Tribune Uptown ONCE, l'-So
Broadway.
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CHAMBnRMAID and wAfTREsS.-iy
- bright ciil used 70 care silver. china,
&C. excellent chambcrnaid, waitress or
chambcrwork, sewing, &C. Ready at the
PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU 1873
Oth-aVe, near lOth-st