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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-12-17
think aiiye and mAiieisssiy holding
them back.

think aiiyo and maiieisusiy holding
them back.
Another ingenious trick whiei1 rarely
fails is the bringing OF 4 rsyy hsevy
block Of wood, srspoadsd III = eord
from bough directly n ff6ns .. q
beehive in the hollow trunk OF >, srss,
When the bear comes to ROB tae hire
he pushes away tae block from tie
doc. of the hive, and Is surprised TO
find that Incomes back and strikes aius
in the neck. This awaken3 his rags
Anxious to get the honey. he givco the
block terrible push, and Of cour5c g
returns with all the moro violence, and
sometimes breaks his skull or knocks
out his teeth It Is said that bcar3
sometimes fight with these swinging
backs for half an hour at time. At
last the block gets in q good blow, the
bear II thrown to the ground, whore he
Is speedily dispatched by the peasants
concealed and awaiting the result Of
the singular tree duel
Another and more cruel trap Is COM
posed Of a broad plank filed with
hArpironspil<es is=sli eeH-
cealed with grass and dirt Bruin
steps on it and finds his forefeet
caught; he presses with his hind feet
to get away--they are caught also; and
nailed to the plank. he is lost bear
N. Y. Journal
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even lives before them.
j.. On one of the big plantations oppo-
site Shreveport, every effort was being
made to Withstand the flood Hands
were collected from every cabin and
! recruited from all the adjoining places
10 strengthen the water-soaked levees,
which shook Oh the pressure of mans
foot.
TWAS almost dusk, but the men who
hal net rested for days worked with
the strength of fresh vigor as the voice
Of nm - Aiken, the planter, directed
them and eheered them on to the task
which seemed so hopeless as the water
crtpt steadily and steadily higher. But
for the fact that everyone was busy
d. with hisworll, little negro, who sud
denly dropped his spade and stole away
betwixt the wheels of the big sand
wagon, might have been seen as he
sclwried away around the curve in the
enbankment.
lie ran quickly along for full quar-
ter OF n mile without looking back,
down the narrow, slippery road that
was left between tho cotton rows and
the leyee. The boy Stacked his pace
when he became convinced that no one
was in pursuit of him, and as he did so
he heard the loud CHEEKY voice of Tom
Aiken back at the break: "All work
together, boys'
"lluh!' All work together" the boy
said. "Yessrs but you bet dis here
niger done tired err workin' togedder.
lse gwine to sleep, is. an shet my
eyes fur two whole daysan' nights, an
lgwine round the pint to Ann why's
an goto sleep"
In his eagerness to reach the coveted
goal the-little negro quickened his pace
again. 1t was now almost dark, but
his eyes had grown accustomed to the
gloom. He could see the curving line
OF the levee, which seemed to tremble
with promonition of it's own made
quacy; he could see all the waterpools
IN the road. His little legs had meas
ured perhaps a mile more when the
ontnouS roar of the river made him
stop and peer over the levee at the
rushing waters.
AS he scrambled up the slippery bank
elod Of loosened earth fell heavily
INTO the road, below, and through the
oflhce which it left little stream of
Ruddy water trickled. The boy caught
ms breath quickly when the water. ran
over his hand,
-7@Lordy!" he exclaimed. ..Dere's
gwine to be break right here. Lordy!
Lordy' what gwine do!'
tie stopped to reconsider. There was
sui another mile before he could reach
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RE NOON AND THE SOUL.


IN the crescent cradle Of the new
saw tiIe old moon lying,s
uer curtains OF transparent blue
The night winds were untying,
And there she'iay with nought to do
But find Joy in dying.
Oh, say death, to lie in state
5AlIIn a silver crescent,
while wInsome stars upon thee waft
And planets smile SO pleasant,
To watch before the golden gate
The past become the present
To lie unmoved by moan or mirth
While you the goal are winning,
To feel that death Is only birth,
Una. life is but beginning,
And stilI have sense Of this old earth
without thought OF SHINING
70 sec the old put on thenew,
To feel not pain but pleasure
To lie at ease the long night through,
All day TO doze OF leisure,
Must be elysium unto you
And bliss beyond all measure.
How different is the fate Of man
Who here on earth sojourning,
Spins round the sun little span,
grief and mourning
u GUS 5ffE m 5ff5iIF zness=bittBr baTI-=-:
From which there's no returning.
Yet not star In all the skies
However old and hoary,
can tell whenc'er the mortal dies,
The opening OF the story
Tint shall begin whene'er our eyes
Shall see the King Of Glory.
Moses Taggart, In Springfield (Mass.) Repub-
lican.
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There was once. mother wko was
fond OF pointing her moral lectures
with practical illustrations drawn from
the daily life Of her children. And the
children showed they understood the
force OF this method of instruction.
One day discussion arose in the
nursery. Will said q thing was 50,
Mabel said it wasn't.
But il say it's SO. it % so, /" said
Will.
.Saying thing is so doesn't make II
so,D answered Mabel, stoutly. Now
suppose you say you're good boy,
that doesn't make you one, does tip
Harper's Young People.
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Sell NJ Whisky BY che Bubble.

There is a peculiar person living 10
''The Neck" who Is called Long jack
He walks up and down the ssscot on
Sunday, never getting far from homes
and usually has few bottles OF beer
and q. flask of whisky In his pocket
Jack has a side pocket into which a
customer drops . ni-klo II he wants
whisky or ten cents II hs wanta bot
tie Of beer. The drink Of whisky is
measured in peculiar manner, Jack.
who is tall man. looks down upon the
drinker and counts the bubbles Three
bubbles constitutes drink. an the
be had for ten cents, and 30 on down Ia
the bottom Of the hask Philadelphia
Record.
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THE FARMER WAS FIRM.
But His Geese We're q Great Deal
Ffrpter.

But HIS Geese We're Great Deal
Firn,er.
Squire H--was gentleman of the
old school in Newhuryport He wore
ruffied- bosom shirt of immaculate
wilderness, and fed on the fat of the
land. One day, on his way t0ehis Office,
he met Farmer Brown with two nice
geese. On inspection he told the farm
err he would take one Of them. But the
farmer said he must sell both or
neither.
The squire remarked that no private
table wanted a pair Of geese. But the
farmer was firm, and declined to sell
one; the squire must take both Or none.
Finally the squire paid him for the
pair, and the next day came home to
dinner, his mouth watering for a taste
of the nice fat goose. The carving
knife was shsrpened and the dissection
commenced.
He tried to sever wing, leg. to
get slice from the breast, but, alas, it
was so tough he could make no impress
sion upon iii and 1t was removed from
the table, to the great disappointment
OF the family.
Several days altar, meeting Farmer
Brown, the squire politely asked him
why he was not satisfied with selling
hin one Of the geese and not imposing
both upon him.
Because, squire" the farmer re-
piled. TO my certain knowledge them
geese have been together for twenty
Eve years and hadn't the heart to
separate them. - IIarper's Magszine.
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Black silk broche is among the fev-
orcd materials Of the hour. Prettiest
among dressesof the kind worn at a
noted summer resort Is a rich Lyons
silk, covered with small satin spotx
Those about to purchase black SILK
60 vn will do we'll to bear in mind that
sil's so patterned has far better effect
than large floral design or other de-.
vics Of elaborate description, unless
the dress be designed for dowager Of
massive build A satin-surfaced silk,
polko-dotted- in gold, and made up with
great quantity Of thread-patterned
black lace, was an undoubted succesa
The only jet seen was introduced In
the tiny French bonnet OF lace laid
over gold net, and In the bit Of em-
broidery on the back of the black kid
gloves Chicago Post
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Here il an interesting story in regard
TO Phillips Brooks. the newly-elected
Episcopalian bishop: Bishop Brooks
is an old bachslof. and has always
fought shy Of matrimonial sntangie-
=cnts- He il, however. tall. well-built
and handsome. A few years ago, 80
the report goes, wealthy widow. after
failing to captivate him BY her winsome
ways, wrote to him offering him her.
hand, heart and fortune. He answered
promptly. advising her to give her for
tune to those In need. her heart to the.
Lord, and her hand t. the man WHO
asked for y, IN. YsWitnezA
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0RlDAYS@the
river had been
r i S Ing T h e
levees a bove
were gone for
miles and miles,
and the mad
W a BE rs h ad
swept over the
banks carrying
fortu n 6 s and
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Don't you want to go out and draw
me glass OF water from the well?"
asked Bessie.
Jack hesitated. He felt fairly
well acquainted with the huge
mastiff who Jay humping the back
porch with his tail, to frighten the fire.
flies away from him; but he didn't
care to presume too much on slight
friendship And how should he know
whether the. animal preferred to be
stepped over or walked around. He
had only seen the beast once since his
arrival at the house on Saturday after
noon, and had neglected to ascertain
that important point So he hesitated.
Bessie OWNED the cause of his
want of alacrity.
''Poohl" she said, II believe you're
afraid You, great big man, afraid
of poor old house-dog that never Bit
anyone in his life-except two peddlers
and'a few tramps. Why, I faised him
myself, from puppy"
He stands about four feet high,
now" responded Jack, '..but that's q
detail The main point is that, as
knew was going to stay over Sunday,
/ didn't bring an extra pair OF
trousers Jury.
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SOME OTHER GIRLS BROTHER.
Experience Of Boy who Kept His Mouth

"
Shut 1t the Proper limo.
Tho following is the experience of a
boy who had sense enough to keep his
mouth shut at the proper time:
II war waitin' on Johnny Greene's
step" he said, Jest acrost the street
from my house, fur Johnny. Up comes
nice-looking fellow in his best
clothes. =zsSssz-
Flows your sister to-day?" says he,
an says she was very we'll. for /
thort at first that he did mean my sis
ter.
Jess then the door was opened and
he says to me: Come in, Johnny, and
talk to me while i am waitin' for my
card to go up So went in with him.
You're nice little chap, says he,
an I've got pocketknife which I'll
give you if you promise not to lose it, ;
an so promised not to lose it, an he
gave it to me, an felt of the blades
an saw it was beauty.
g I like boys says he, smilin' at me
friendly.
"'An' like you, says /. You seem
like a nice fellar, an this knife is a
dandy
"'Im glad you like it, says he, an
perhaps you would like some candy,
an wouldn't you take this quarter an
get some pretty soan2' .----
"An' then grinned for knew what
that pretty soon meant-jess as soon as
my sister should come down Only
you see 1t wasn't my sister at all.
That's why grinned An he smiled
again an tried to pat me on the head,
but | didn't like to be patted on the
head.
pretty soon Johnny Greene's sister
comes in, an she spoke to me nice,
cause she likes me, an showed her
my knife, an he smiled at me till
wanted to laff right out But didn't
say anything about the quarter. -'cause
/ knew she wouldn't like that
HE says to her: You have fine
little brother, haven't you?' An she
looked pleased, but kind o. surprised,
an says that Johnny was q little bit
mischievous, but meant we'll. ! jest
grinned again.
I'm about minute Johnny came
downstairs, an when I heard him in
the hall said guessed I'd go now, but
she called Johnny in, cause the man
seemed to like him.
Johnny says she, come and speak
to Mr.. Doolittle,' an Mr.. Doolittle jest
looked sick, cause l was snappin' the
big blade in my knife.
"'Er-an' this amt your brother?l
says he, looking sourly at me.
"Oh, no. says she; this is Johnny's
chum, who lives across the street
"'Come on, Johnny says /. for
thort it was time to go Come on down
to the italian fruit-stand an get some
fruit
Johnny was mad when l told him
about the knife. But never mind
says T. don't you see he's got to give
you one now?'"-N. Y. Tribune.
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Hotel Clerk (suspiciousiy) = Your
bundle has come apart May ! ns.:
what that queer thing is?
Guest This is . new patent fire as.
cape | always carry 1t. so in, case OF
fire ] can let myself down from the ho-
tel window. See2
Clerk (thought.ully)-I see. Our
terms for guests with fire escapes. sir.
are invariably caah in advance -Good
News
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-21
CHICAGO, Rock Island & Pacific Ry.,

he Direct Route TO and from Chicago Joliet Ottawa
=oria La Sale, Moline, Rock Island in ILLINOIS;
Davenport, Muscatine, OttuInva, Oskaloosa, Des
4 ines Winterset Audubon, Harlan and Council
ufs, in IOWA; Minneapolis and ST. Paul in MIN
4 E>OTA; Watertown and Sioux Falls, in DAKOTA !;
ameron, St. Joseph and Kansas City, in MISSOURI;
uaha Lincoln, Fairbury and Nelson, in NEBRASKA;
Etchson, Leavenworth, Horton, Topeka, Hutchinson.
chita, Beleville, Abilene, Dodge City, Caldwell,
kANsAs; kinghsher, FL Reno and Minco, in INDIAN
TERRITORY; Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo,
Il COLORADO. Traverses areas of rich farming
grazing lands aording the best facilities of inter.
Communication TO all towns and cities east and west
Tthwes and southwest Of Chicago and TO Pacific and
frsns-Oceauic seaports.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-21
MUSICAL.

/ There seems to be little going on
4 musical circles of late, but there
much talk, among musical people,
A the marvellous cure of Miss B,
ID high contralto singer, who has
bnc suffered from a severe throat
4 bronchial affection, superinduced
l. Catarrh in the Head, and who
las been perfectly cured by the
|so of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
|oupled with the use of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. For
b bronchial, throat and lung affec-
ions, and lingering coughs, the "Dis-
overy" is an unequaled remedy.
When complicated with Chronic
Nasal Catarrh, its use should be
'oupled with the use of DR.. Sage's
ratarrh Remedy. Of all druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-21
row THE vloLETs CONE.

know-biue, modest violets,
Cleaning with dew at morn
know the place you come from
Ana the way that you are born,
When God cuts holes in Heaven,
The holes Ae stars look through,
He lets the scraps fall down to earth
The little scraps are you.
VIII 5. Faris in Ladies' Home Journal,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-21

With regard to watches and chains, it
may be said that they are both essential
one to the other. The long nickel chain
Is frequently worn with the gold time
piece, but it would be the acme of shod L.
ness to attach gold chain to a watch of
lesser metal.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-21
MA GNIFTCENT
VtSTZBULE EXPRESS TRAINS

Lsading all competitors in splendor Of equipment
Between CHICAGO and DES MONIES. COUNCIL
BLUFFS and OMAHA, and between CHICAGO and
COLORADO SPRINGS and PUEBLO via
KANSAS CITY and TOPEKA and via ST JOSEPH
First Glass Day Coaches FREE RECLINING CHAIR
CARS and Palace seepers, with Dining Car Service
Close connections at Denver and Colorado Springs with
tverging railway lines, now forming the new aud
picturesque
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-21
STANDARD GAUGE
TRAMS-RoCKY MOUNTAIN ROUTE

Over which superbly-equipped trains run daily
THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE to and from Salt
Lake City, Ogden and San Francisco. THE ROCK
ISLAND is also the Direct and Favorite Line to and
from Manitou Pixies Peak and all other sanitary and
scenic resorts and cities and mining districts in Colorado
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-21
DAILY FAST EXPRESS TRAINS

From St Joseph and Kansas City TO and from all i'm
portant towns cities and sections In Southern Nebraska
Kansas and the Indian Territory. Also via ALBERT
LEA ROUTE from Kansas City and Chicago TO Water
town, Sioux Falls, MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL.
connectong for all points north and northwest between
the lakes and the Pacific Coast
For Tickets Maps, Folders, desired information
apply TO any Coupon Ticket Office in the United States
o Canada, address
e. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN,
GenT Manager Gen' Tiki. & Pass. Agt,
CHICAGO ILL.
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6ciu p0Gnteo.

temales
A-A.-EEDei1ncc CD razor; also
n. some learners. on Ladies Jndrlgaf-
u.ent- -J.aCv wOrA the wear around also
. number OF OUTSIDE hands OF whom sc
requ! e. samples 1nd references. SlLGEL
BHOS. 1913 and Ioj south 1th-aVe.
- O>MOPOLlIAE EMILONMEN1 Bl-
u REAU.-Rel.abie cOOas. chambrim1ld-,
wal SEES nurses. goNernes'@s OF al nation
alitir- also good male servants with RI
erences. pa COiumDus-ave., T2d-7t
|OOk WANTED.-Ouly one thoroughly
4 Competent. neat and quick need Apply
references required We have man rNah..
housmaid AID laundress; wages 80 p.l
month Address Mrs. G.. L DlLLEf,
Palestine. Texas.
VFJANTED-IGdics' hairdre~-er only those
w who understand business nrrd Sppy,
for DAYS. HAIRY -. HAbEH 81
Grand.
NTFD--A competent person rs nurse
w aud scsUstrr-s German preferred Guy
references required. Id2 Wc~t 12d-,t.
WANTED .-HouseEeepr % sure attend
w home ~ gentlemaa and wife without
children. a widow aged about MY Ye'ls
preferr@d who has refinement and eAlNt.-
ence .n caring for an invalid. Adde'S VI.
W. H. care KRcig s. Co., 80 war; n-sJ-'
New York.
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DORA Uanleo

Males.
WM. L. HARTUNG,
~. Expert Accountant AID Auditor,
Barnes Building Room 40 81 PARK Row
YOUNG MAN desires position a. clerk
y Il a retail drveOOds >tOr. understand al
branches Thoroughly. but makes ct -lrel. ATTY
co. ho..ery selling. address J. ii. W, luJ-
nam House.
A MECHANlCAL ENGINEER j. open
a f0r englE-msnt Ia tst@ charge o. iar.e
pant where ski and genera! SNOW .d-~ rs
ieQulrrd ln erecting ana handling III Fiuds
o. engines ard machinery % adv dhL1er Al
references city or county only Lfae-
cla.- position wanted. address e. r., Box
o. Ir.Dune once.
YOt N6s man. sober ana honest. wishes
n position a. porter ana ptr - l- l'hi ~
with tools best references. AdeIre7 j. Jr
ii DHCg~-sf7., ere npo'hi-aNr. l.. i.
YOrNG MAN 20. wants for health
u uu.po---. O. partially col. .of pos. ..Dn
= l.,.tt.u.r aid ar.ulLtiAtt references
and security. ~. hoA Do. Iroan, Once.
A pro F.~ ~OE ~ ia ian language. ntera-
q sure. -yscla o. Tor singing study pro-
ruurIatlOn q. cent drfn.UnAH ft-ic 10
nbra.lng French correct cOns ers1tiou. 700.
PRACTICE, IS. 4th-asc
- VI Man. Is .paEine oo man
a aHf English. want erp.ot mont rtrh-
mg- good p.nmln. Addrrs j. NJ, ZION
- Tribune 0na
YOUNG msn wishes @ situation a. por-
a Ter or driver. understands shipping.
Addr-s- o., Tribune Ohioe.
YOUNG MAN wishes q position Of any
n Kind. very willing 20 wora rIlri-
stands bookkeeping and managing an once
au answer % ills would Oc Nel} Thankfully
received Address WILLING, Box y. IsiD-
une Office,
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Gelu Udntco.

A CENTS AND CANNASsERS; male o.
n .nAic, 80 10 o. ddIlJ prouts sure
experience unnecessary no d.klng re-
gu. red exclusive prrIJOry Given. FOR par
ocular sddr l. p IMAM - CO., "ra1
WinEJcd. conn.
Males
10y wanted in lro.er'- Office must be-
- quick ana correct 40 figures. ro-idr with
his pa..uu- and furnish best Of leirrnc--
Aadr-,s in own handwriting j.. +. b. 4il-
buue Office.
NEFtOPODITAN AGENCY. many yIrs
vi estabi shed r"liaglr ami cps I'LL 'f'-i 81
I'D p.scing mon g. good positions 0rce rome
tnuili, omi IN 70 a. kind. or mllr hrip /.
.ar-. 'ilar ltteltIOi q .r. 2. bette class Dl
so-irous MI EOFDLLlAN EMPLOY
MENr AGEN Y. 40 BroiG"aY
1EANT I'd .-~ale-neu on salar o. commi--
w sion 10 handle th- Nen Patent Chemical
Ink Era-in- Pencil Jbe Ired e-f ~ ING nov
'tv ever pr9duce4 - Asses lnk thorough. 100
-uo second, no abrasion ol pap -co TO
500 D. cerr profit. ONE az nJ- -alr7
a..ount q . $500 ln X dav- another 80 in
tWl hours We want one energetic general
agent for each stat. and Territory. or
ferm- and fall uertl ula,- address the Mon
ROE ERASER MEG. CO.. La Crosse. Wis.
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uork Dantc0.
Males

Males
Y DUNG MAN. with experience a. ship
Ping clerk Wanr yo ftiol good refer
chce- ir1m present employer. A. D., Us
lClumhu~-rfh
XOI Nfr NAN f2f. fhorourhlv comp.tent
DOB aI ar1nrhe. 10 olr. wtrk. d.. res
position a. b01kkrerer or entry clerk has
fnQ % years practical bu-lnc-- eNp"ricnrr +,
.in furnish AT reference. Address L. 3. e.,
Tribune O1cr.
v oJNG Man. - weu oducated want,
position r1l furnish st-class PETER
ence- a- ~ cH.rI.tr uni ability. Address
j j. o.. Id- W--- Eo.Ietard.
X0.NF NAN. 3D. -rluate no bookkrep-
nc f.sir-- 10. sion .n Office, Or any
in- M business where Advancement Il a.
-urnd II competent bond and references ilir-
London. Conn.
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Hllscellaneous.

A RTIST would Ike q exchange hand
n painted Christmas novelties for dress
"a good condition. Address HELPtJ l.,
l52 oyh-are.
II ENrLEMEN wishing % dispose Of u az
NJ on clothing az a fair value Wiz
please call on or address, EDW I'D
MILLER, 60 6th-ave.
HANDSOMEST and largest var ETY. n
II Paris stick pins. hatpins. brooches, belt.
combs &C. az wonderfully low prices.
JAMMES. 900 Broadway and - W. 3oth-st
I'M CELEBRATED LAVALLIERE cor
sets are positively uililall % ~ NJ,
comfort and wear 9jc. upward JANM Is.
sole importer. 500 Broadway and l3 West
5Jth--t.
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flats 20 Get. furnished

4 BEAUTIFUL sunny suite newly dec
n Grated pari0r library two chambers,
bath. large closets. elevators. restaurth {,
French cook everything cOmfOrtauie and
complete THE CLINTON. 253 West 42d
- ANDERSON, Apartment 5.
40 - IiftLLN prA.sned. We'll arranged
ID sua apartment 70 let In the Chelsea,
3y2 West 2ad-st. Apply 70 ;. f. JAYNE
& Co, 2j4 West 23d-st.
brooklyn.
VNO LTT.-Apsrtmeuts fine sui:c In Co
4 lumbia. - PHI eapplc-st. Brooklyn
Heights o roous. al light. fine outlook /:
completely furnished steam heat, elevator
I nifnutes from Wall-st.. and Fulton For
ric, aud Bridge. cal or address JANI-
TOR. On premises.
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COOk-W AITRfSS.-by two stnety
| l. 1rst-class sirl- two years city rel
erences from last employer, - be seen go a
cook. washer and irener excellent "slt -
and chambermald city or country. WIN
NJ. TNI.L-R Ass all-aLn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-27
for Sale.

At REDUCED Pl;ILES.--JOO second.
II - q ~ 0oS and lIon working machines D
lily qua Al - q machinery bolgh- and ex-
ch4nzec. GLOl.GL Is. EDDY. 35s Nab
-on- -.
4 IiCKEEING UPRIGHT PIANO; also
y Otler, nrst-cia.s cabinet grand Mp
riqht- very cheap, cash instruments.
SHADES, 2.Ojo LeAlugt0n-cNe.. neu
l-D1h-s~
~ Or SALE-A noe collection OF Amerl-
can anc foreign coins said by 20. tors
to b. a terf rare ard valuable collection :;
gid silver and copper catalogue I'm shed.
Adde'S t.. j. QH'.n--t. Hartford conn.
u OE >ALE.-New and seoond hand ma
= clincry " slm0-t every description
tEOEf. D. - Nhl. Z34 Broad way. Room
q opposite Pu-toiiicr.
TOR SALE Very cheap fancy and dry
4 goods stor ifl oull'yan--t.
- IPST.CLASS f-h ,tole for sale: bar
/ Gala. SOP Br.dee-st, Bfo0Aiyn.
NsOO-r els. c.ribou. der mounted
vi heads. choice specimens FOR -aie.
T. c. 80 II bono gh-st.. BrooAifn.
=, TORI FIXTURES for drug baker.
- grocery. dry gOc1. paTutlons, counters,
shelving Office riling, hnlsned complete
At slis shortest notice. IA boho-St'