davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
domestic situa,ous uaut.o domestic situaons Uan:s
Males.

Males.
~ rRSE-By thoror-hly compel mt
~ nan long esp rirnrr In all dl<'as".
O. T. .rr"ar :; terms r.as!habl". Ca:l or
''!.r">- TAi LOH. iG3 Wet 3-i--t.
- rCOND.MAN or >ingl"-handrd.- by an
y tn2li. hnin; in thr hon>c COMPETENT
I'f'Irncr. Addr",. e. W. care Of l.. w.
Bishop. Lemon. Mass.
n sEttL-MAN.-Irnd horse: can mix;
" generally useful at All ~ust good ri.
''icnc'',. Apply OF ac4r,>, - W ilth->t.
I sEFrI..MAN.-ror tn" county. young.
y strong. art>" sober u>".p! horses.
-d-Gr! an milk 81 inIoDr- wiling: wife
Is GOOD COOK. washer. irourr. hoG .,workcr;
lpr lEht wI,">. Rcat. a; III" PROT rs.
TA%T HOME BUREAU, l3s Gth.aye.. near
10th.st.
II >ftrL.:iAN.--Ry Oh u>.i 70 farm,
m %o:E "at:ir. dfiyns. &@': iow t wasSs:
y. NONE Etl:EHU. iys shave. near
l0th.st.
II >EFrL MAT.-Ey -mric man. 90
u "ity ar county. Adiicss liOME. T,ib.
rnr Once.
IT L.NA#. ~ youns man. 30: IN.
" G.r-'au:- IA" ca.c OF hor-c ''in uilN
$50 rar" fprllr'-. address WILLIAM
Drui. lj3 "n-'I".
w rls', a...iv: nr.' Ia, .liy i,r.
r',.r> goo! al; .rr; gopi cook. A9dr,-
WI MASON. !i.hanc th'owH On.c". 30
7; nadway.
w AN!i.D rs ~" Young EL:.i.hE"n,
W a, bl.il': AID .'''u' nan n.ir- Td
bI2.HE t">. % "ity / .'rIc's. Ngf' -
l.. ". Iriiu"" IPi"tr oN''. 10 Il ~.
NVAIILK. l., L,I.l foHia '"ior.d
w Ran. ia Il fllvI ia."i'v. ~ n boariin:'
a"r'" Willing :" d. v"'%, - k,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
Gin Eeal Gsiate 60 fet.
flats 60 Get, ilnturnishe6
A TIL GLADYS.
"A. s. WEST 1jTi!.ST.

A TILL GLADYS.
"A. s. WEST 75Til.ST.
Tho hani.oH.'>; ayi;H' ..;-l"r~c on the
Nc>t Sid p'.,"ns'l elevator. hsiOlr
bathrooms. buteis ya.t"N. :u"l; Ipo"r
AID bat.l 5000 and 81 900; references Re-
qu.rcd.
A CHARMING uhfrr.i.h.l aIsrtns"n, al:
n 81 Wi lJih.-,. decorated b. Tat
40, .a,..d Artists: su!sbi" ior a married
eoaYl" OF la l.".oi-.
!LIVILi.. ATD PAeSAlC l:c.l96
- Mr-t 3;,'h.-'.-N~N yen Irnl:.> aud bath
l.V9syn imprOv rI.nt- cow uicnt l"ca;i"t
nMan iani;O! So $50. ADRIAN q.
JiEGENAN y 60. ! 81 i'rV1dwaY
DLACK BUILDING. I'll FiHh ave, en-.
ID trance l EIs. 2sth-s'. ; larg" apartment
turny cxpo-Tr" AFRO OIL" !pr harhtior.
NI~IKA"I.!. >EtrND flat al "a"
~ W.. 5s.1-st-E!eit la':". li@hl rooms
aid attn >.car, heal. fT"l iuiiii,ncd are
i,v widow ut. - 700. Inquire 0! jan
for ~ u,rer on ,'i'ri.e-,.
~ i'MHi.r 30 Fla -
~ ard small apartments TO rent a'so-
lt'ly hrepocf; % ti"in ahd e'S''fl 'A'
p"-ure Ari!y at tn oric'. ---------
~ I.C0HD ON: Of tn" ti,r-c "i"ice corner
- na,-. 3oS We; Ut ri rIIi"F'"ces f"'
TpuT CLiXTJN. 2ia VISIT i2p.>T. \
NNnr. Light room. no. an! COD water ;
s,"ln, heat. clo-',. -. p.4Natc ,ttlf''h,.
m No CORNER a,ir'ai,,it- TO Jet Ia the
j Sunrvs.d. $50 PGrk-avr. "!t,i,';y
d.,ora,-d and l!2ht Apply to CHRIS.
IIrISrR % L"h"rtv.e;.
- EAST 1iTH.>T.-Nic" seven oonl
% apartments 10 and '5S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

w ANrLD..-Ev r.fir-d v''ILg Lady posi-.
w ton as Ensli,h gov "ith n,i.rto
and Latin II d. ,.I"d or a. cog Jauiol L.sh'
st r.,,.r.n'.cs. Addg.ss Faithful. Trib.
u;ir D'lrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

" uE~f, ard SEAMS RESN.-hy corr.
r,trut ynlug German w0Man city W
,nunt y: test rrf'.Vncc. Cal at Ms.
L ~ I.,S IA B NM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
WHEAT. no. ..
Uorh Uaniea.
Males.

Males.
n oNTKACTORS OFFTCE.-Young man.
~ thoroughly honest and reliable would
Ike outside position; fr,t-class references
givcn. Call or address T.. DKEllEK, 3lv
Fast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
Gnrnlsbc) Hooms

(IANDSOMELY decorated second noor.
IL sigly or ell suite ample closet room.
,.n West iSct-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

4 CHARMING uhfrr..i-h.d al.,rtns"n; "a:
"A IL W.; lJih.-, decorated b. tnt
400, .a,-d Art.,,s: su!;sbi" ior married
Cu.,,yl.. nr Ia ln,oi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

VXyAIrEI.S> BY Swedish girl a. Q
w copur',int waitress Wiling - Asst
IN chambrrwt 70 or ds chaihbriiiiniu A"ie;
unp. ~. rel. r,ur.. !. :. ri.bun" p
town once .,i- broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06

Miscellaneous
--~-~~--~~
nETECTIVE.-A. WESTLOTORN. All
- classes OF private work years en-
perience; best city reference. 1924 West
)7th-st. Office. 243 Broadway, Room s.
NEWSPAPER and book printing. PERL
IN ODICAL PRINTING CO., % Beck
man-st., New-York.
ID RoF. GANTHERST, o, d'Academle, re.
i sumed his French classes and lessons.
Address l42 West 49th-st.
- HEUMATISM.-Dr. G. L. Carman, 142
IL prince-st., Brooklyn; hours 1 to D. n.
Also correspondence.
WANTED 900 competitors for the 800
w prize poem on "Dr. Bill " now being
played at the Garden Theatre. Subject OF
poem TO be on the play or characters.
Gallery soc. baicOny,sl; orchestra.sl 90.
W LILLIAN TRENHOLM.
w American Expert Accountant,
n Broadway.
Accounts Of estates ass'enees, guardians,
corporations snd commercial houses exam.
!ned accurately and expeditionsly. Refers
by permission, to the following National
banks: Park. Chemical. Hanover. Mechan-
ics' Central and Southern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
Gonnirn Real &state 90 Get

A I ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA.--Gentlcmsn'
"A residence to rent for winter season, fully
furnished attractive grounds, Sc. Apply
ITO RENT or FOR SAIE.--At Mountain
Station, n. j.. the residence CT Paw
msster-G General Edwin Stewart, U. S. n.
Address above at Navy Department, Wash.
ington, D. Q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
DoarS Uanteo.

~ SMALL private family, pleasant fur:
nished room, With board. sos west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06

COOK. WASH and IRON.-By competent
~ young woman; excellent cook oil
washer and ir0ner; 1 year city reference.
Call 1,0t7 G.h-ave., bet. 57th and 5Sth SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
Gelu Wanteo.

6elu mante6.
Alales
A GENTS who never sold anything sue
"A coed selling "No-buttOnhOok Shoe But
tons" Curiosity 10 see them insures cordial
welcome everywhere. Particularly light,
profitable employment for weak persons,
male or female. Apply at once. PITTS
FIELD BUTTON co., Pittsfeld. Macs.
A GENERALLY useful man, In o.ilce
~ make fires clean windows, sweep, mop
hoor 90 errands. do whiting IN middle OF day
state age and work you were doing last
wages, $40 month. MARSHALL, ~ IIiD-
uno Office.
a GENTS for new invention lightning
"A seller; big pay ; instantly relieves aud
speedily cures catarrh, headache, cold 10 the
head, SC. Sold on its merits. sample by
mail. Doc. Particulars for &c. stamp.
IL. " REID g. CO., Ogdensburg. y. Y.
DoY WANTED, 10 or 10 years Of age,
ID In store Oh Beekman-st. good penman
and correct at figures; graduate Of public
school, Brooklyn, preferred. Address It. IT,,
II. o. Box. 1907. New-York.
IF YOU ARE OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
or wish to make change. call ~ the old
reliable Metropolitan Agency; positions pro-
cured for bookkcepers, collectors. clerks.
salesmen. porters. packer. drivers. coaehmen.
stablemen. wstchmen. useful-men. fafin
hands. teaInsters, cooks. walters. nrcnen ara
EOP0LITAN AGENCY. eS6 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06

nRFSSMAKING or HOUSEwORK.-By
| IL Young swedish girl; good dressmakef
| and seaustrcss competent to assist In
chamber work, waiting or care, OF children.
| col on Mrs. MaliIberg, Swedish Bureau,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-10
8iMtt9 f1r Nlbotttenten!

@ott jett an tucroem Mboattes
ttettS fisr Die vSuinOtS Sta9tS=
scttrtt0" 0tt6 oaS "PurcElasiElg
Deparfement" Ser M~nterican Ggs
pres Gpttp+ at treeto ~etttest
GIase cntge9cm8ettotttte TOO Die
0eicnfGaft eine 9G9esatttr bat. Sic
&t9entett tperSett fitr Dos @bonues
&tentS=0eIo ctne 0e4SaMauetf1tu0Sz
Gutttttn0 auSifenen u,to Ste 6etSs
Gst,,ueiittn9 ne5f Scr Geffettsn9
attf trgetto citet 3ettrattat att Die
3eitutsG fGiGct, eDate uttfoftett ftr
Sctt 2Gbomncntett, attS8etottNtett
Die re9cIra08ieet @ebabren far
24ttSftetlttn9 0cr 0e4oanlve tfttt0,
wcIGe ttttr 5 Ge1sts fir treeaa
einett 8efra9 bis stt So betreaett+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-10
Wo6eu(0an.
Gbtcago, Su., 10. Mara 1890.
Snlauo.
Nus mafbtndton.

Ser 8rGltbent er11annte gum Benz
ftonSagenten in @bicago Siaac Clements,
gum GenluStnipeftor I'M 1. Wtsconltner
@ongreBbestrf 8iIbeIm 6. &anlbul9. gum
Qorlteber Ser Misunderstanding, fir
S6iffsmerften ben &apitGn giorman s..
Sargubar. - Der BrGitoent bat cine
8efanntrna6ung e~rIaIien, tporin ale qSel5>
iGger Dor benz @inbrtneen in ba5 8ebz
ril1gsmeer ben 8orl6riften bes Baragrapben
1856 bes GunoeSgeleBbu65 entgegen Der>
Darnt tperoen. Ser ange5ogene Baragrapb
beltimlnt, baB 9tiernano .innerbalb Der
@renSen bon NtaSfa oDer Der Do3u9eborl8en
@elpalier cine Otter. elm gSielel, einen
Wfaroer, etnen 3obeI ooer etnen SeeDulto
pber anbere Bel5tbiere fo1gel bart, Dhne ft6
elmer @el0buBe BON $500 bis $1,000 ODER
@%efGngniBftrafe bis gu iebS Wtonaten pOer
8eioen unb benz 9erluite Der seialnrnz
ten ShiffSausriiitung auS5uleben. =
Ser YrGitDent BAT BEN init ben perl6tez
benen Chippewa 8alben in Wtnuelota auf
@runo bes gunoeSgelebes bonn IA. Suit
1889 gei@lo1lenen llebereinfommer ietne
@enebmi9ung ertbetlt. @egen 100000
Ncre itlb ourG Das l1ebereinfp1nn1en an
ben 8uno abgetreten. - Ser Sice>
8rGiioent Morton lit nit 1eilen 8ez
g~leitern in G6arleiton, g. g., ~einsetrofz
fen. Ser WtaDor 8rDant ernpftl1g in
8e9lettung zines ita0trdtbli6en GomiteS
Die 9erren I'M .8abnbofe uno bradbte lie
na6 Dem GbarleIton 0otel, no an Sage
sablrei6e an9eiebene Burger benz Gice>
BrGitbenten ibre 2lufmartung madten.
= Ser Mtniiter bes Snneren bat bic
Gmpfeblung Ser MilitGrbeb0roe auf Der
San Carlos Qlgentur in Nri5ona gsbiQi9t,
pona6 ettpa 100 Weiber, &inDer uno an
bere 8erlpanbte Der bon Der Ngentur entz
pt6elen MpadeS na6 Sort Union in 9teus
W2ertfo qebraDt uno bort porlGuFig in Sc
tpabrlam gcbalten tper6en lolen. =
Cine Q(bi0rift Der bon Dem General s..
6. 6altings niber ben Commander Sec
@aua unO anbere Sffi6tere bes 8unoeSz
trtegSbarnpfers v@r1terprtie" erbobenen 8ez
l6~uloigun9en tpe9en lfanoal0ien B%etragens
auf Bermuda lit BON benz Warinemtntfter
ben baoon betroffenen Offt5ieren our Grz
tldrnng mitgetbeilt porben. 9te Nnz
l6~ulotgungen geben Dabin, baB SIC
@aua uno bret anbere Sffisiere am
Sonntag in tSamilton auf 8ermrtoa,
todbrenb Der 9antpfer v@nterpriie" nit Der
9et6e Des @eianoten Yenbleton bort bor
Infer lag, i6anbbar beioffen getpeien fino
uno groben unfug Deriibt baben. SIM
Senot 8~elongte Elm 8el6luBantrag, Ser
fir 9llasfa cine Substituting anorbnet u1o
ben b~ortlgen vSpe3iaIagenten" bes S6abz
antics Z Dollars Sa9geloer fir 8ez
iorgung berielben gepdbrt, CUR Nnno6ne.
= Senator StoGbrioge leQte i'm Genat
5tDet ungebeuere 8aGete nit 8ertpa6runoen
8egcn ben GrlaB zines 0eiebes fir Splll1z
taqsbeiligung urb dbnlide bur6 Die 3eliz
gion eingefibrte @ebrGu0e, aeQen ieoe Ser
Gnoerung Der 8erfaiiung. oes BunDes,
tpelde elmer 9teligton Dor Der anberen ben
8or3ug gte6t oOer 9eieBgeberiide M2aBreaeln
in reIi9iDieu 9tngelegenbeiten petanla6t.
9iele 8erpa6run9en iino bon 3O8,37
8urgern aus fOigenOen Staaten unb Ser
rttorlen: Wtt6igan 41,447, Mtnnciota
22,88O, Wtsconltn 20,750, &anlos 2O,O75,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-10

giebt Gatbl6ldge iir ale Der 0eiunbbeit
Des Ofeniden sutrGgltden @ttrtdtuItgelt IN
8eSiebung auf MDDnung, &leionHg, Stab
run9 lt1O 2eben5ipeile, lopte aut Die erlte
r%otbpenbige 6ilfe in &raltfbetten, uro be-
ftimmt eenat iol6e SGlle, IN iDelden lotprt
nad bem nd6iten @r5t eeldidt tperOen
iDlte.
nOas gan5e lit in Ieidt faBlider, bOdlt
einfoder Weiie gel6rieben, lc DaB eS BON
mann gut Der It a II ben
N r b n q n II, UNI OD6 berubeit a!le
@ltgabcn urtp Q(uSlpribe auf ben neues
ten piiien 6aftl i6e @r nn %
loaer, tpDrtn ber 6altptDertb 0es tlelnen
8ltdbes beiteDt. Gs giebt Dentge o gez
biegene BoIfSb il d I, 1pesbaIb es
bon Nnieren beutiden 2anoSlcllten III 9tntez
rifa alS Elm nirflider, nertb 70 Ter
SQusi 9aB betra6tet rerDsn lou."
9enienteer, tpeG6e ftatt zines 8udcS
Iieber Elm s. ID OILS 3immerldmuG Daben
noQen, bteten mir cine 1T i6Dnem 2tnten@
S6Dar56ruG ouSgefiDrts @opie oer
berit6ntter
10. Gir4iutfGen gGeNprnm NIT benz Gbrts
fu5ttnbe unb bet @nQelr1 oon 3eafaeI
an, beS b%eriibn1telten aller @cmGloe bes
groBen Ofetiters, tpeldes Die 9oupt3iecoe
beS W1uleun15 IN Dresden btlbet. 9as 8tlo
lit, phne BEN 81 3oQ breiten 9tano, 20 !3oa
bod ullo 143oQ brett, dlio 81 einem Mano>
l6nud trefflid geet8net.
Serner III l6On auSgefIDrtcm SetSrt&G
I5. Saiier @ttletsa I: ger SteGret@s.
1S. SSniler Syrteoriaj HId., ,.tttler SSet5."
Is. sg9lrit otto Son StsNtarG.
10. Weionarfd)GU Graf y. NcItfc.
&uBerbem MAIDEN mir auf Die foIgenoen
auSgesei6neten Stobliti6e aufmerfiar1, Die
mad ben b%erIbmltelten @em6lDen auS9ef
fibrt ftub:
20. SssB1daGe anf sem 2enSe.
2e. Grnotc=9SiIa.
81. &SetocnSe 3fias erbeerSe.
2S. WubemSs Sdaaf1eeroe.
81. Itorsct iit &SaIoe.
SO, SAT- ten i'm G:iefeI.
SO. Sic SpteI8efabrtem utf crer aIeinen.
"a. GccIcn ats oem Siuo erIebem.
Ollie Dtele 8tlDer 1inD Dortreffli6 a1s9ez
fubrt nnb fornten arf gep0GnltGeln QSege
nidt flr ben 4rei5 BON 81 bis $3.50 be-
sDgen tperben. Sic etgnen itG bortreffli6
gum 2trnmeri6mu6.
2luber obiger 8iderz un6 8tl6er> 2ifte
bieten mir uniern Nbonnenten cine
So. @anofarte npm 9cutI G,iano, berbuaoen
nit etneln Sabres=Salenber. on. Die Sorte tit 24x3o
9roB nno ouf bas Sorgtaltt9fte uno eennueite in
Sar6enoruct ausGefabrt.
@ie friiber, 10 MAIDEN mir AUDI biesn1ol
oarauf aufmerfiar1, DaB no in elmer flei1en
belttlden N~ieOerlaliun9 cine 2(nSabl Qlbonz
rerten 1labe 3uialn!nen ipobnen, es fir tie
nOrtbeilbaft ietlr tptrO, it9 unteretnz
amber Iber lie gu BE # el lenbe
% ummern gu Der tGn6tgen, 10
baB ite Der i'd iebene 8u6er erba[ten
uto ft6 bieie chamber Ietben %fonnen. 2tuf
fol6e Weiie fD11nen fe ii6 fir Die lange1
WtnterabenOe cine formlt6e 8tbliotbet
i6affen.
Nti6t su Brdntien bere6tiete N%6onnenten
f0nnen iebes Der oben angefibrten 8u6er
ober 8ilOsr eegen @tnienoung bon 80 Gents
be5ie1en.
Die Quittung fir einaeihidtes gelb err
fol9t auf Dem fleinen 3ettel ourh Beron7
berung beS MtonatS uno Der SaDreS5abl.
8rtefe unb @elb aorelitre man an
ILLINOIS STAATszEITUNG COMPANY
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-10
Nn Die idumigen NbOnuenteu !

Rett @cf06ft - 4ttt0 etne Sets
ttt10 lit eim 0ef66ft, 10 cut ute
etlse SAINT oScr eie ~Gauaaocn =
fantt beftcbet, tuet1tt IS .aiG)t SrSs
atttt9 lit ieittct 8tGetn b6lt 1tso
0arattf fest, Dab feite @tnSen fir
Die crbaItettc @aarc atd1 be5aDtcn.
3n Stefett S3peGe ferocn oie 8es
i1afte 1T ecluiIea SettrGuuten :
H%tonatIid, DaIbi6brli@ oocr j6br=
lid = Sae1nttnoem ats, atat Die
&ntSen Sara,t SIT erint.ern, OaB f;e
noO etwaS sm be9letd)em babea.
Bon Seiten Der Settrws, uet6e
6ber Die 9attsen &ereini8tet Gtaa=
test nerfamot tuirS Atso Seren Gi=
s%cttbtuacr Sesbal6 1ttmSgtt0 ies
Sett cittscIneu SsttmScm pcrf5nlia
fctHtett f0ttaett, bat SaS @nSietScM
Der 4~ed,nmnact attd ne0 oen
3tpe6, ftd stt nerse&uiiYern, p6 Der
SStttoe nod ont &ebeat 1T tttto OBJ
CT noG at Scmfelbe1t Srte &poB.st,
Doet Ob t,tGt, pie Dies b6.tfi8 por=
GetoutAnett, anSere &emte ttnter fctz
ateat Naunet Die 3ettttt9 forfbe=
stcDca, ODme SaDIatsg Ictften az
&uouet+ Ste Geuo2tss0 Der GeG=
attts,s att nit Ser 3a0lnu9 tut 8SaG=
ftanoe beftnSttGe s%tbotmemtett lit
fctn NttBtraHets6ewcis 9c8ett Stez
SeIbcn+ sic TT eite etttfa9e BftGt
Der Settttns 9e8cn ff@ fc1bH, tote
9cgctt ieoen GatmSett, Der iat9ran9c
anOerer Gcf16fte &ttto it Sent 8oI=
b~cumBtiett, DAB CT Die &lstatgfcit
~ieSersett abHnaGett f6ttRe, SaS 3nDs
len a1tf8ef6obcn tito fGIteBtt6
ber9eiTen 5at. Natiirlt0 tutrS ioIz
den 9Gbpnnemfct1, &ueld,e tat 0or=
aus besa1tcn, fetate &sGa4t4tg ees
fanSt. Sizes int Reconsideration
lit Der bette @eg, s1attat .tttr Sas
otrG1 Scr 2thonttett ftG 2tt;eeGt
atf et,te YrGntte, fet es lit 6cralt
ctneS Sm0eS ODER SeS @eitenS
oSer SeS @pGenbIatteS sttt,t Nals
ben Wretfe. ertptrbt-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-10

in ben &opf. Die iunge Trau erfubr ibres
Wtannes SelbtmorO erit ipdter. Oils iie bic
2ei6e aus benz Sterbe3imnter ab6oIen
tDolte, erfubr fte, 6aB bic Berpan6ten ite
all ii6 genontmer1 bGttcn. Die iurge Srolt
miro Die 0Ilfe Der @eridte anrufen, UNI in
ben 8efib Ser Qeide Su tommel1.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-10-16
RREDsyILLE.
respOndence Of the Argus.

Correspondence u the Argus
There was Republican political
meeting down at MGsontown Satur-
day and the campaign was opened
with imposing ceremonies. Seven
men were present and the big
speaker didn't speak, but the cham
payne Campaign was opened late
IN the evening back Of the old
scales and the seven men were said to
be very enthusiastic. The King.
wood band passed through here on
their way to the scene Of action and
treated us 10 touching selection
called "Flea on Bird"
Mrs. Lizzie Wheeler and dauqb.
ter Miss Kate, are out ut EeIon
and Oakland visiting friends.
They Will probably be away Two or
three weeks.
The heavy rain Saturday came
near drowning out the festival a
few waterproof individuals how
ever venturcd out in gum boots and
enough money vas made to defray
expenses and few dollars over.
There has been, and still is, two
galleries in Reedsyillo The past
week.
Charlie Wheeler had his photo
graph taken-No clue to The thief.
Mrs. Warder Kcrns and sons.
Harry and Fred, will leave Tuesday
for a weeks VISIT with her brother.
John Wheeler, Of Altamont.
Several persons from hero attend
cd the funeral Of Mr. Quinn Brit
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This court convened on Mon6ay,
October 6. Present: Hon. ). h.
Conner, President Leroy Shaw,
Mason Watson, r. A. Pell, NJ. +.
Snider, K. Z. King, Ill. G. Beatty
and l.. A. Martin.
The following settlements Of e.
duciaries were confirmed
j. j. Guseman, guardian OF
THEODORE Guseman, final settlement.
Same. guardian of Mary +. Cues
man, finsl settlement.
j. p. Barnes, guardian Of James
A. Barnes, second settlement. Same
guardian of Lille / Barnes, and
settlement. Same, guardian of ".
IL. Barnes, second settlement. Same
guardian of Sarah A. Barnes. sec.
ond settlement. Same, guardian of
Jennie Barnes, second settlement.
Same, guardian Of j. 2. Barnes,
second settlement.
X. j. l.. and j. NJ. Holmes.
adm'rs George Is. Holmes, decd,
third settlement.
ID. Y. Morris, executor of r.
Morris, deceased, second settle
ment.
j. j. Jones, executor Of Nicholas
Lee, first settlement.
George Bucklew, guardian of W.
L. Bucklew, second settlement.
Same, guardian of James S. Buck
lew, second settlement. Same.
guardian of NJ. l. Bucklcw, second
settlement.
II. |. Anderson, trustee of w. l..
Z. Correll, first settlement.
W. III. Brand was awarded the
contract of keeping the poor from
April l, 1891 to April /, 1898.
The Clerk was instructed to issue
orders to Dir. j. C. Kemble, ct al.
In part of interest OH their orders
to January z, 1891.
ID. G. Finn was appointed Admir-
OF the estate Of Abraham Gordon.
deceased.
The value of the Is. 4 o. r. r.
(SG54, 40S.3l) was apportioned be-
tween the respective districts and
municipal corporations.
Mrs, NJ. G. Heath was granted
hotel license.
On petition Of s. NJ. Mctheny ct
al, See. 2d. chapter CO OF the Code.
was made operative as to their lands.
james McGec aud ii. II. Wheeler
were appointed n otarics Public.
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The Terra AAa 9imss seems to
have died natural death and sus-
pended for good in spite Of all at
tompts to rcsurrectit. 1t suspend
ed nearly two weeks ago and we
have heretofore RETAINED from men
tioning it hoping that it would make
new start and was only taking u
little vacation but it seems TO have
completely collapsed. Several news.
paper mon, among them Messrs.
w. Scott Garner, G.. y. Burke, y.
$. Gutherie and others have been
negotiating for it but, they seem to
all have given it up.
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Some Gend IA human form has
been playing at hide and seek with
the Penitentiary this week along
The line of the II. X. & Il. II. r..
by trying to wreck the train. Mon
day morning the passenger tram
out had q narrow escape just beyond
the tressle works, where n large
stone had been placed on the track.
The engineer saw it in time to slow
mp bat not soon enough TO stop on
tlrely before getting on TO it and
the pony trucks OF the engine were
thrown oil Che track delaying the
train about two hours. AT the
switohbacS another obstruction was
found on the track, but the ongin-
Ger being on the lookout discover
ed 1t IN time. Further on spike
was found driven in between the
ends of two rails, making the most
dangerous OF all slight distractions
for If placed properly on The out.
side OF a curve, it will throw a train
from the track and cannot be seen
10y the trainmen. In this case It
failed by not being in good position.
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l0GAL CORRESPONDENCE.
MORGANs GLADE.

CorrSspondence og The Argus
We want to see IA few lines in the
ARGUS from this place.
We have plenty Of rain and mud.
Autumn with its coat of many
colors has made its appearance and
farmers are busy getting their fall
work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cooley from
Tennessee were visiting at George
\. Kellcys recently. Mrs. Cooley
Is = sister of Mrs. Kelley.
Tho Sabbath School closed at
this place Sunday week ago; quite
a crowd attended and the exercises
were enjoyed by all. Surely much
credit is due the Superintendent,
Dir. George a. Kelly, for so well
conducting the school assisted by
). +. Feather. A number OF the
scholars had prepared pieces and
performed Thorn very well. Miss
Bessie lIileman did very we'll and
the performance ofsix young ladies'
three Miss Kelleys, two Miss Mil
lers and Miss Marshie Rcxroad. was
exceedingly good. Two prizes were
awarded by the Supt. No. one to
ClYda Kelley and No. Two to Jos.
Sc Miller for committing to memory
the greatest number Of Bible verses.
At the close Mrs. Rexroad surprised
the little ones by treating them to
candy which OF course they enjoyed
very much.
SAM 30.
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ton at Bethlehem, sunday morn.
ing.
Messrs. II. II. Reed, Ollie Din
and Jay linn viii go to Uniontown
the FIRST of next month and open up
u bed.spring factory.
Charlie rarriott, the handsome
clerk of Hicks and Helms, of Cam.
eron, who has been visiting j. S.
Loar's here and Il. NJ. Hartley, OF
Masontown, for The past ten days
returned home Friday. Charlie
was reviewing "ye scenes Of my
childhood" as he lived here seyon
years ago and has y host OF friends
who were glad TO see him back
again,
\ barn belonging to Eugene
Reed, of Quiet Dell burned asl Fri
day evening about : o'clock and is
considerable loss to him as the barn
was filed with hay. The fire orig
mated from the turning over of
u lantern.
DIR. McGinnis is now resident
of our town, lie moved into the
house vacated by l4ucian Fortnoy.
Misses Olivia and Helen Fairfax
are expected home from Mononga.
Ia county, where they have been
spending the past month with their
sister, Mrs. BERTHE Ralphsnydcr.
We are sorry to learn that Frank
lin Cobun, OF Masontown, lost a
valuable horse last week. HIS
daughter Florence who was mar.
ried to Edgar WATSON, of Fairfield,
H., started TO her western home
last Friday. AMELIA.