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The Jersey City news., 1891-09-16

credit OF tine city that should not De
permitted, no matter whether the
men strike or not.
Why Not?
The Treasury officials at Washing
ton seem to be a queer lot. Congress
some time ago enacted law restrict
ing Chinese immigration. The act
says, in specific terms, that any China
man who comes into the United States
shall be returned to the country
whence he came. There cannot well
be any quibble over this, yet the
Federal authorities are plainly trying
to shirk their duty in the premises.
In decision recently handed down
by United States Justice Swan at De-
troit, in the case of Chinaman who
had come into this country from Can
ada, the Court held that the China
man, having come from Canada, must
be returned to that country under the
law. Justice Swans decision covers
the case and the law-does all that is
required.
But the Treasury officials an
nounce that under this decision
they can do nothing with intruding
Cinnamon until the Congress meets
and provides further legislation, Why
not? The only object of the law is to
put the Chinaman out of the United
States. Justice Swans decision does
this. The Chinaman in that case came
from Canada-the decision sends him
back there. Itwas the country whence
he came-unless it be assumed either
| that Canada is not country
or is part of the United States. If the
contention be that the Chinaman Was
not in Canada any great length of
of time, and that his destination was
the United States, it is equally futile.
in Canada ten minutes or ten years
Canada was the country whence he
came. and there is no authority, no
need to send him anywhere else. So
that he is conveyed out of the United
States, the law and the people of this
country, are satisfied.
WAS Columbus really an iron
| founder? 1t would seem SO, for an
enthusiastic dispatch from Chicago
says the first thing the great dis
coverer did on reaching this country
was to cast an anchor-and they've
got the anchor for the show to be
given in the windy city. The precious
relic was found at Hayti. As Colum-
bus can't we'll be interviewed about
it now, the story will probably have
| to 60. Now if Chicago can only fish
up one of Pharaoh's chariot wheels
from the Red Sea what team it viii
have!
| Mr.. Kean showed the stuff that was in him BY
| twice carrying the Elizabeth Congress District
| Elizabeth herdtd.
Oh, no he didn't. He only showed
the stuff that was in his barl.
| New York Democrats hope, like the busy
| busy bee. to gather honey all the day fro m the
| opening Flower-barreI I-Ne,cark advertiser.
That's where they differ from New
Jersey Republicans, who are closely
nursing John Kean's money bar'l,
with longing side glances at Frank
Forts wniskey keg.
THE New Brunswick Fire DOMAIN
says there is hungry compositor in
the Paterson Press printing office
who spells General Grubb's name
with one b." Perhaps he's studying
the ShaKspearian problem that puz-
zled Hamlet-2 b or not b.
DIR. NANsEN, who proposes to drift
past the North pole, evidently be-
| liavas in q waitin o. raca
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-16

There is always something being in
vented for the benefit OF one class or
another, and the latest production OF
inventive genius. the patent "baby
carrier will specially appeal to the
great host of mothers. This most in
genious and useful little article is in
reality miniature hammock, which
can be fastened round the neck at
various heights by strong hooks; the
baby being placed inside, the hands
OF the nurse are left perfectly tree,
the arms are saved from any strain or
subsequent aching, and perfect com
fort and safety are insured for the
child. The ''baby carrier" weighs
under three ounces, will wash, and
when not in use can be folded up into
very small compass and carried in
the pocket. Every woman knows
when baby wants to be nursed every
thing else must be put aside, and
every movement studied, therefore
the value of an article the use of
which admits of a book or work be-
ing held, and saves the erIns from
many an hours aching, can be thor
oughly appreciated. .-Lady'S Pic
toridl. [Of course the baby SO dis
posed OF will let its mother enjoy her
book or work unmolested
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-16
Law SCHOOLS.

VNHE NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL, 1eO BROAD
way, New Y ork- City.-Opens october l. 1881
Tuition lee, Sl00 dwight Method OF instruction
For catalogues etc. address George CHASE
Dean.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-16
A Princess,s Precept.

The training of children is being
discussed in daily journal in Lon
don, and several ladies of the highest
rank are airing their opinions on the
subje ect. Princess Beatrice, of Batten-
berg is quoted as writing in a letter to
the wife of bishop that mo subse-
quent training will ever eradicate the
bias given TO child's character dur
ing nursery days. If a child has no
manners when it is six it will have
none but the slightest veneer when it
is sixteen. If you allow your babies
to be miniature tyrants, you need
never expect them to be anything but
full-grown tyrants when they come
home from school; finally, to rule the
house and make your life a bur
den"
AS Her Royal Highness is now en-
gagged in raising children of her own,
with remarkable rapdity, she doubt
less speaks feeling London Letter
IN the PbdladeLphiG Press.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-16
Halls. .
WOODS HALL,
s3 Montgomery Street.

BARROW ST. near RAILROAD AVE.
Extensiqe improvements have just been
pleted. Can now be rem ted for BALLS LECTU hes
and MEETINGS. OF all kinds at reason able rates.
Inquire OF G. A. WOOD,
NO 13l Newark Ave.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-16

THE New Brunswick Fre edonattal
says 'there is q hungry compositor in
the Paterson Press printing office
who spells General Grubb's name
with one b." Perhaps he's studying
the ShaKspearian problem that puz-
zled Hamlet--2 b or not 2 b.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-16

New York Democrats hope, like the busy,
busy bee, to gather honey all the day fro m the
opening Flower r-barreI-Ne,corh Adcertiser.
That's whore they differ from New
Jersey Republicans, who are closely
nursing John Kean's money bar'l,
with longing side glances at Frank
Forts wniskey keg.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-16

Mr.. Kean showed the stuff that was in him by
twice carrying the Elizabeth Congress District
Elizabeth herdld. :.
Oh, no he didn't He only showed
the stuff that was in his bar'l.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-16
STEA AMBOATS.

INSIDE. ROUTE TO BOSTON AND THIS EAST
steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAG ANsETT
leave New Pier 81 N r., one block above Canal St,
daily. except Sunday 500 +. M.
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r0prk uOnnte0

Males.
4 YOUNG man. age y. desires position
d., collector or a. clerk with a reliable
house; years eNper!enre IN Custom iiou-'
trOaeragc, an furnish urst-cla-- frtcteuce
or Lond II desired. address INTELLECT
boa -. Tribune once.
A MIDDLE-AGED man wishes employ
~ mcnt ~ e. shIrr or Ia any capacity
sober. Trustworthy aud willing 10 Work 'he
uf.hr-t city and country reference, given.
Address BoN j0l. Goshen, Orange Co y. \.
YorXG MARRIED NAN. speaAirg
amount dr..r,, petition OF trust. ,.
UoN $50 Tribune Uptown OMce. LBS
broadway.
FIHSr.CLASS workman on stained
n pli... g. rl3u. lately landed. wants
situation. Addr - y. b.. Battery Place.
A S~ISIANr BAL1lNDEK want- posi-
"A ton where th'ir = ch1hcr 10 Lam
'ddr'.. N McGiLLAN. car. Of Nobl.tt,
i0l Wet '3th-,t.
4 UtTGONEEE, who g.. hard TO beat; 20
"a yct.f esp r.,nfe ulh 0'cs in Ger uni
ard knpl IL. temperate ans rel b'st
Il H'r'nc' cong i,1loI Ri Jt.l 10 3d mi
IT,. Jer.cy CITY.
A OBLIGATED i,l'9b,c b an. 50. .prlH'
~ GeIuaa, Tr'ucl, English aud the Ior'H-
clt-c ldIl Hdf"-. WIN best OF icI'i'h.'-'
wants NlfEaflNu ffi ff'f s-of a ~ fhilb
con pin.on IN private family . travel Ad-
dee, \. NJ. 1-3 B,00miield-st.. hoboAc'i'
y. j.
A YOt- NG co.orcd boy -. desire. ? tua.
a ton in private family r. boarding.
house: a good useful hoy Around thr hol-r
Waller ur assistant. BJWSER, ll9 Lat
sita.-t. room TO-
AN ARTISTIC UPHOLSTEEER wishes
a Work a. YOUR r-sidcnc' cit OF couhtr' :
furnitur. feuphol tered, r.,ot rid, Sc. Al
fr rs ios . weeks. UPHOLSTEEER. LOU
80 ave, ".
A YOUNG MAN wi,he' a situation as por.
"A tlr; car drive. l2i Eldrlse--L, 1T
floor.
4 DVERTIsEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
n YORK TRIBIEE WILL BL RI
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES:
No. 2}s Broadway. corner Thirty -fr,t-5t'
Ito Broadway. corner 2Gth until
n. M. 20 West Twenty .tnlri.st.. Conner
s,h.ave. 49, G;h-aye. l53 Fourth-avc.'
corner Fourteenth-st.: 7G0 Thru ave. cor.
mr. Forty.seyenth-st | 03G Thlidaye.. near
SiXty.hrst- 81. LOS First-aNe.. Jog We-t
Forty.secOud-st. A; ] 092 Columbus-avec6
l.17O Ninth-aye.. corner 72d 81. %
Lib rty.st. 20 Avenue \. 1923 Thifd.ave.'
AID the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 Fast one
hundred d-;wen ~ Afth-st. up to & D. n.
AID 20G VT Onc-hundrcd- and twenty FIFTH
T., al regular oilce rates
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Board ono Rooms.

Board ano Rooms.
Am attractive second Moor suite,
n. paTlOr dlningrOom; sanitary pump
Also fine suites with private baths, with
or without board, and single rooms, apart
nents doctors offices " ; all desirable 10
cations highest references given.
Information free.
3. {. LELAND & CO.,
So West 34th-at.
M ApISoN.AVE. 14I.-With board. l9r-
IN Tor ncDr. en- suite o. othefwise a'fO
ono front hall room, second floor
.0TU.sT- Al WEST.-Two exception
IH.ionallv pleasant front rooms. connect
Ing or separate. with superior Doafui rel
etcnccs. --------
30 TU.ST.. 80 EAST. near BFoadwal.
is RooU 81 day up; elevator tsble
d,bote. wine. Toe; private, pubic dihine'
SYST. o WEST Large room, nicely
y furnished, excellent table anu @Nnua,
nc. select hOmelike surroundings gfahu
piano; references.
ooD.ST.- YI7 Wi1ST.-Well furnished third
CN tory front room; all Improvements
liberal table; tl2 for two. -
% WEST 47TH Sr.-With loard third
81 st5fy front room : superior Sccomoo'-
lions.
20. WEST 4oD.ST. Handsomely, FUR.
EUf nished front paf.oi sul'c' p"S S''i"''
also other rooms table DoSlu'
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A LII KINDS OF German servants Win
n nrst-class references, always on nan!
for city or country. l. SONNENSCHEiN,S
FMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 10 3d.ave.. near
Afh.Sf
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Domcst,r 6itnatlons Uanteo


~ ARDENER.-By n Scotchman. single
II understands greenhouses nowers, lfult
and vegetables; can show good relerencrs
J. H.. care OF A. ID. Cowan Co., ia
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nom.stic s,tuauons mante b
Females.

A FIRSr-CLASS LAUNDRESS. with un'
"A surpassed facilities and IefereheeA
wishes gents and family washing Dy tne
q ~ JOHNSON Log West 30th.st.
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l)orh nante0.
Males.

Males.
" DUNG MAN, % good penman, wants
L position A. assistant shipping CLERK or
o.ace assistant T.. I. D, IL Suycaln-st,
Brooklyn.
NOUNG MAN, 26, willing to work at any
i thing; handy with tools shop work a.
ssr.d: reference and security. j. w. TON
KINS, 40 AlleR-st
" OF Nc MAN want, work on farm or
4 Veuprman's Mace understands horses
a. d al" honest and industrious mod rlatc
salary. Address WILLING, Box H. IT'D
une Once.
W DUNG MAN, having had years en-
perience In banking. desires employment
Adde'S r. f.. NJ. Box II. Tribune once.
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FURNISHED Gonses.

A PHYSICIAN. owning handsome resi-
lease TO private adult family rcserving
onice highest references DALEY. n
West 3jth-st.
Country.
A FOR RENT. fully furnished. the
A. GoUnC's homestead. immediately on
water. at oyster Bay J.. l.; residence. l6
rooms; all modern tI1DrovementS suitable
every way for gertlcman's res deuce ele.
CANT lawn anc shade: fine stables rent
s1,-00 Also another for ~ 600 lR +.
BGhdine
~ ERIK SHIRE HlLLs.-Three furnished
ID cottages. in desirable locations, are
pure water, sewerage System, gas el,:;
trio lights, good walks ana rOa.s, ana grand
old clms inquire Of FRANK II. WRIGHT,
Great harrington. Mass.
ID ERKSHIRE HILLS.-A large, well.
ID furnished house az roomsl, with AZ
lawn, fruit. garden. ample SHADE ana othcf
attractive features will BE- rented for sun.
ncr on moderate terms. Inquire OF Ram
II. WRIGHT. Great harrington Mass
T. URNIsHED HOUSE TO Rh .,S,I: 4
L 4 fully furnished suburban c1ttagc Al
Newark. y. j.. 0 rooms and bath al ~
proyemerts m3qt G to 2iF ,fqHERR Nay GSSrtcId
National Bank, y. Y.
mo KENI FOR SUMMER;-Isl9nd IN
L Casco Bav. Maine coast three houses,
furnished. boat. garden and fam produce
suitable club several families. Apply
JGNFS McKFEN. 30 N9ssau-st.
rT,O LET CHEAP.-Furnished tflck house
j AMI p acres on Hudson Rive. At west
h.,broons and furnace: gardeners house.
stablc,. bath and boathouse. win landing
for vessel, 40 all tides. on rrenisee me
views. Apply to ClIALMERS WooD, %
Broadway OF c. b. LOtkNOoD' or MIS-
FROTHi NGHAM on lrcmises.
RIO LET -Commcdi ous country house.
or longer term Address {. \. ID. CAMP.
BOouton. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

rARDENER.-By an Engishnan, 80,
VI single thoroughly practical in all tho
branches OF horticulture, grapes, peaches,
table gardening, lawns land.caping and
management OF genteman's place. ;. H.,
snnd.tnra. LII Chambrrs.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

GARDENER. FLORIsT.-By a single
" man. age 80 understands all branches;
seven years in last place best references.
GARDINER, 1908 East 71st-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
flats 40 Get. Hnfuru,shto

--.-.,---4-y--.~o~o~- ,.,A..,
'."-. md; / yTS 10 let IN the new building
A fAS sd,S.sI and Amsterdam loth) az az,
sS steam all Hs%y ron =
hrsIeiaS sy month. inquire q IN :, owners
TO goo sb peS GORDON BEoIh-hs.
~ s .cy rT7ILDiNG. 2jl Fifth ave-. en.
II bACh 49, ostb.st large apartment
s ~ tyae Exposure also one for bachelor; ~
SUM SWIM, :, ~ 8 FLATS AND APAEdd.
ID E nifFNp5 rat1T,hcda and fn iqrniS a.
49, mart, city. FOLSOM Blu u '''''''
broadway ------,,- an,,tUent
EXoErTI9aNsALtLLnX, ra fe> PARK T'@t oa1y
II oYerIoooSsddssi MAY /. Apply, Oh pref"
q oo99 ots 5,h.ave. corner e9tl's"
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Rooms Wanten

-~(.,,,,rrrNAN with furniture. viii
A 81, ahnnt the last OF April. two or
a. w Ssafu nGsh rooms with aecs', ar,
tn .edo nr Wes: side. near elevate ,.a'
ton ton prcferred. address VIII" re''''"''
roll Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
iuork Dante0.
Females.

Females.
4 YOUNG LADY, who has had thorough
"A experience " b0okkeepcr and ca5nlgf
desires situation; best Pei, renccs. BOOK
KEEPER. 231 East 27th-st.
ID OOKKEEPER.-Youn lady desires pc:
I'D slriOn simple bookkeeping and general
office work; ~. so Centre-st., ORANGE
y. J.
=, TENOGRAPHER.-A young lady. desires
- situation as photographer ald t;pe-.
writer and assistant boOkhcepcr; 3 year =
cXucricncc; salary $lJ. Address VI. H.
Tribune ONCE
=, TENOGRAPHER-YO lady desires
- position - stcn0graphcr; operates
Calieraph and Remington machine mode.
rate terms. Address STENOGRAPHEK,
AZ Indson-st.. liobOkcn. y. j.
TENOGRAPHEK.-A young lady. excel.
- lent reader, experienced In legal work
and correspondence OF thu Caligraph, wlshg :
% situat or. Address Miss SHELLEY, Ia
DevOc- At. Brooklyn.
IN YPFWRITING In best style: shorthand
notes taken az Office or residence rel,
erences 70 authors. Miss BROWN, Judge"
Building, ITO 5th-aNe.
NOrNG LADY stenographer and type
1 writer desires position. Address Nj. y,
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
Ccnntrp Real estate 90 Get

- - - ----,-.
A I ROSELLE. n. ITO let. a nrst.class
200 ; fine garden, good shade convenient 20
s.at.oh very desirable r-nt e35 pei month
rapid transit trains every 10 minutes. A.
D. HOPE, 121 Liberty-st.
EAsT ORANGE, y J.-For rent-One
- extra fne house, with all Improvements.
Address JOHN w. RUSSELL. 200 Bway.
nkANGE ara vicinity De sirable houses,
~ Dear all stations rent or sale. IRA
NJ. TAYLOR, opposite depot, Brick Church,
n. j.
g = NIOET COTTAGE-
- NJ Lawrence. L. l.. an elegant cottage
Of L cOruodious rooms. beside, bathroom.
&c; fully furnished situat IN view %
the ocean and 3 minutes from station
house; running water and all modern i'm
proyemcutS. Apply 10 KANANAGH. real
tS'ate cut, near station. or \. =. NAN,
bd Mai-st.
& UNIT. y. J.-Fumished and I'M
- furnished houses TO let. season or
J.. &. POTTER. opposite station.
TO LET or FOR. sALEG-At Northrort'
L. l., large double house, Is rooms,
overlooking Bay; suitable for bOaIcnp.
house. or two nice famllics low rent.
!. c. MADDEN, go Front-st, corner
Dover-st.. y. Y.
ITO iET.-Upper part Of 1,l32 broadway,
1 next DelmOnicO'S: splendid pc-it on Tor
tsnkeis' OF brokers' Offices or any hich-class
business; reasonable rent TO responsi Die
tenant REDFERN, 30 5th-ayc.
ITO LET.-In Mount Vernon. cosey
seycn-room cott1ge, on lot l0OxlQ! eE-
eellent location; 50 per month. NJ H.
CLEMENT.
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Drc55mdkinQ.

A RTiSTIC DRESSMAKING.- Perfo;t'
n httng costumes, jackets and wr1psi
handsome dress for az. Nine. o"hN'
.62 West 2Sd-st.
A RTISTlC DRESS AKER 5 ing ana
A simmer fashions An unique designs; Or
dqrs az short notic" and reasonable pric,s.
Mrs. McELR0Y. 50 East 9th'sa' opposite
DcnninR's.
~ RESsMAKER from Paris; dresses
- IA every style; latest fashions snort
notice. Nine. GLASS, 49, w. S5d-st.
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Domestlc 5lluailcns Wanieo

Females.
"a MRS. l.. SEELY
/ formerly Miss l.. CampbelD
Us WEST 22D-Sl
| FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
! MALE AND FEMALE
| EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
ALL REFERENCE
| STRICTLY INVESTIGATED.
Servants breaking engagements Will be
dismissed from office and forfeit all claim
10 fee paid. ,
y. B.-No BRANCH OFFICE.
Us WEST 22D-ST.
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EfoI Cetate Danteo.

n FAI ESTATE AGENTS wanted every
Ia where % examine Ch9Hrns fent
tsid. quickly entered aud referred 70. CHAL-
LENS, 10 Spruce So, y. y.
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ReaI estate 10 Gfthnnae

Will exchange an equity Of a. 500
1 Rensonhurs: improved property foI, good
Hroo'lyn lot OF same value. Address
coon CHANCE. Roy J. Tribune once"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

A RESPECTABLE young girl from the
n country wishes situation Ia do upstairs
work, walt On table and assist with children.
Call NJ. G. e., ga East 42d-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

FOR SALE at Montrose, Orange. " j.
plot Of ground, 4i4 feet. on Heywoou,e
ave. 33S feet deep (maeafamizedl IadS AR
rouse, stables; situate on high GROUND Wisr
handsomely laid out and planted by lana.
keape gardener; shrubbefv well grownn,
gas water, Sc. Apply r. p. iAMlLIoN
Z CO.. % Broadway, New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

HAMBERM,AID and LAUNDRESS..
" by American Protestant person hr,t
class laundrcss; excellent references.
TLOYD'S PROTESTANT HONE Blu.
RE.AU, 1873 0th-aNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

FOR SALE.-The residence OF the ,i iSoV
story house, Is rooms with tower, caiIi@ ss,t
house, barn and other outbuildinPs snv"s
~ acres land. with plenty fruit near cd nni
ana postoilce. For particular husaoid
Nh. JULIA A. DONALDSON, "fee""''O
Hi. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

COMPETENT AMERICAN NURSE for
y children wants situation In trst-cliss
family: city references. Call 4oi Wess
5Sth- St ring Murray bell.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-04-29
LEFF|HGHELL { HOLDEN.
Maggie Mitchell


Maggie Mitchell, the world famous actress. wi II
appear at the Opera HOUSE on Thursday eve
nlng May 18th. in her new play Ray" To all
| appearances Maggie Mitchell is about 12 wears of
age with ten times the activity and head for
nlschlef that the ordinary little mink of that
possesses who has grown up from the cradle
oaoly spoiled. Theater goers are nearly ali
familiar with her play of Ray" which will he
given mere. The plot treats Of young girl whose
parentage is unknown. and who as a waif exner-
lences many trials. which lead to good se-s,s1ns-
tne elose-~u1I nnally made known that her
mother although deserted was the true wife of
the SON ola wealthy family of position. and Raw
becomes an heiress and the betrothed of the
young lover whose family have scorned the OBJ
scure girl but look with favor on the wealthy and
well born Ray. The leading role is we'll drawn
ample opportunity being afforded Miss Mitchell.
There is throughout the piece a good deal of
slang given Ray to speak. but as spoken it amuses
the many. In her own particular line there is no
one now on the stage quite the equal of Maggie
Mitchell. She is soubrette of the best type, and
clever In infusiDg character and individuality
into any role she enacts. There are many excel
lent scenes given Ray in the drama, and through
out Miss Mitchell interests her audience greatly.
Miss Mitchell will be supported by a competent
company.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-04-29
Sprilg Dress Goods

Our shelves are loaded with fine
line of Dress Goods-a good article
from 124 cents yard, up. Almost a
cord of nice Dress Ginghams at lO ana
123 cents.
Look at our Fast Black Dress GOODS.
A grand line of White Goods.
New Shawls and Jackets,
We quote a few prices, not for TO-DAY
only, but all Summer:
We have a grand line of New Lace
Curtains from 60c pair, up, Good
Curtains on best Spring Roller, from
25 cents up.
A large stock of Cheviot Shirtings.
from 81 cents up; and Tennis Flan-
nels from cents up.
Look at our 5, 6 and 7 cent yard wide
Cottons.
Good Spring Prints from cents up.
Don't fail to see our new Fast BLACK
Corset at so cents.
Good Floor Oil Cloths at % cents,
and Linoleum at so cts square YARD.
A good stock of Table Linen from
zoe yard up,
A good stock Cottonades and Jeans
from 121c a yard, up. :,
We shall make LOW PRICES all
along the line, and see to it there Is no
let up in the boom in Dry Goods for
1891,
we shall be pleased to show our
goods and give prices,
Come in, and be welcome.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-04-29
The Sick to receive Medical
SerXiCeS Free

Drs, Rulison and Kirk. of the European and
American Medical Institute of New York. con-
sisting of several eminent Specialists. have con-
cluded. by request of many in this vicinity. and
will be in their offices at the Etna House. Ravenna
Friday, May 1st. All who visit the Doctors on
that day will receive medical services free. with
only small fee in certain cases for medicine.
The Doctors treat all curable Chronic Diseases,
and will visit this place often as needed for the
benefit of their many patients. Remember the
date and go early. as their offices will be crowded
from morning until night DR.. Rulison is well
known here. being largely interested in the East
India Medical Co., of New York and Toledo.