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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
guoes TO Advertisements.
Business Notlrcs.

Husbands Calcned Magnesia. Four first,
premium medals awarded More agreeable to me se o anu
With Z s. Government registered label attached without
which none genuine. All druggists and country STORES
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-07-10
A Health Lesson.

Good Health says that New York
merchant noticed that each successive
bookkeeper gradually lost his health, and
finally died of consumption, however
vigorous and robust he was on entering
his service. At length it occurred to him
that the little rear room where the books
were kept opened into back yard so
surrounded by high walls that no SUM-
shine came into it from one years end to
another. An upper room, well lighted,
was immediately prepared, and his
clerks had uniform good health ever
after.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-07-10
EDEsroa AeApEaY.

The Board of Trustees met July 6
A letter from Hr. T. w. Stevens was
read declining TO accept the Acade-
my conditionally. The secretary
Was requested to advertise in one of
the State papels for Principal. A
circular to teachers appl, ing was
adopted and ordered to be printed
The secretary was directed 20 notify
Mr.. L. w. Stevens, at once. that the
invitation in circular to teachers, will
be equally open to him and others
until the board engages a Princif a
fo- the Academy.
Also to send circulars to any teach
er when requested a d to answer their
inquiries.
T. &. BADHA4. Secty.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-07-10
EDENTON. July 10, 1891.
Entered at the Post Office at Eden
ton as Second-Class Matter.


Business Locals.
Three Cents per line for all locals under
this head. Elsewhere five ceats.
King Royal Gernatare at Lesry's.
Baists Premium Turnip Seed. jus:
in at Leary's Drug Store, Fresh, New
Seed; also winter C4bbage seed.
I am now in charge Of the Shoe
Shop of L. Tllery old stand and, are
prepared to give satisfaction a max
ing OF repairing in the ne,stest style
Price cheap as the cheapest, All
work done at short notice. Give me
a call Yours to please w. H. Dog
gett.
FRESH pure drugs from the leading
wholesale drug houses Of New York,
Mrss.H II. Schupplin & Co. Do not
listen to men who either do not know
or have something to make by free
advice with some small amounts do
much. Gail at Leary's and get your
drugs and prescriptions.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-07-10
OUR POPULAR
Music House.

Latest sheet music. fo!ios and instruc-
tors. Church and Sunday School siag
ing books, Large assortment of l0c sheet
music-12 copies for 81. Fine Metro
MONIES " it'll bell So 35, without bell
So 50. Music and book Holders VERY
con enient) only 10c, by mail lie. I'm
brella music stands 81. 30. Tuning Forks
20 cts. All parts of Organs including
reeds, springs, straps, feits, stops,
crackers etc. Parts of Pianos, Guitar
Strings and Musical j Merchandise in
general-New Actions built in Old Or
gans-The Organs we haHdle !. are pos
sibiy as streng, as Sweet and .as Relia-
bic as any sald in N. C.. or Va, while
our excellent advantages enable US to
sell at. the lowest possible prices. Best
DIES the Manufacturers Guarantee or
from to years, we feel ourselves to
a great degree responsible fer our goods.
Ne control the only two Read Organ
Tuners and Repairers in Our Territory.
Curl ano and Organ Tuners can be
seat to most any point in our territory
FOR as reasonable figures as possible.
Young Ladies' striving to purchase a
new Organ Or Singing ooks for their
church, should visit our house or write
us-we will do our best ia accommo-
date and please th-stal, Whatever you
wish in orr line, just describe the
article as nearly as possible and say
what you wish to pay for it and we
yoa.
We are respectfully yours:
ANDERSON. ROWDEN & co.
BERKLEY, VA.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-07-10

Edez,on BAY is now bsantif III sight.
Upon its bossm lies Ia, &c number-of
schooRers of all rizes waiting 20 load
with watermelons for the Northern
cities.
Just az we 60 to press we learn OF
the death OF Judge Henry A. Gillian,
at Tarboro. He will be buried in
Edenton this afternoon in ST Paui's
cemetery.
Last Saturday was the Fourth and
not an arrest made. The Policemen
says they me- er got even a ''nibble. :"
You can judge by this what lively
time we had.
The first figs of the season. and the
finest we ever saw. without any sxcep-
ton, were brought us this week by our
friend Mr.. W. l. Leary. Fig is our ia
vorite fruit.
Nearly every week young men and
old men, white men and black men.
from Elizabeth City, are seen in Eden
ton seeking employment, and most Oh
them get it.
Wanted. youth II or IS years of
age to learn the Dry Goods business,
one with experience preferred. State
salary expected. Address, Box 119,
Edenton, n. &.
The negro minstrel band from Tar
boro went down to N4g's Head Satur-
day evening to put life and mettle into
the heels of the votariss Of Tsrprichere,
at the hotel there, for the season.-Econ-
Omist- Falcon.
The Town Clock will no doubt be
bought. The Councilmen have made
n appropriation of over half the cost,
and by private subscription the other
portion will be raised. Nov is the time
to do a good act and to show your town
pride by subscribing literally to this
fund. Some Of the young men have
organized and. we learn, will sosn give
an entertainment for the bsnefs Of :his
they deserve encouragement.
One of the large saw mills Of the
Branning Mf e. Company has been shat
down for repairs. This company. which
is ore Of the foremost ia the manufac
ture of pine lumber in the South, will
substitute Band Saws in place Of the
circulars so extensively used. They
will add new and improved machinery
through their entire plant. necessitating
an additional! outlay of some twenty
thousand dollars. 1t would be Difficult
to form an estimate Of the benefit this
concern has been to this town and coun
ty--giving employment to scores OF
men and boys 1t has been 8 sort OF
educational schoei to many of oar
young men who are growing proficient
in mechanical arts The managers de
serve our highest praise.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-07-10

Bids are invited and will be receiv
ed until July ] 18th, fer the Local Freight
Station building at EdeateR, n. <
Plans ano specifications NAV be seen
at the efie Of the un icrsigned. The
right is reserved to accspt or decline
any bid.
H. FL. S, HANDY. Engr. Maintenance
of Way, N. i 5. r. r. Co, 5l3
Main ST.. Norfolk, Va.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-07-10

That was cool husband in Boston who
planned the death of his wife. He bought
her coffin, had her make new dress to
be buried in, bought a rope to hang her
with, and was just about to carry out his
purpose when an officer broke in and
raised an objection. The wife didn't have
much to say, as she thought it was her
DUTY to die whenever he said so,
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-07-10
DON'T FORGET THE DATE

Mr.P, E Chambers who represents
the largest Tailoring Estab islAsnt Of
Philadelphia, will be in Elenton on
July 18th AMI 18th to take orders for
Gentiemen's Clothing, Suits made to
order from $1,000 to $50, A perfee:
f; guaranteed. Clothes to be deliver
ed during September and October
Call at Mi cnell' Bee Hive Store
where he vii MAKE his headquarters
AMI see his immense line of samples.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-07-10
EdentOn : air
Nov. 3. 4, 5, and 8.
SCALES AND PLANTS.
ITEMS PURELY LOCAL CONDENSED FOR The
BUSY READER.

We have moved.
On East King Street
Come to see us. all are welcome.
Our office has been crowded with job
work this week.
A number of new subscribers added
to our list this week
Some of our young men, we learn,
are organizing string band.
Fine lot of watermelons in town on
the Fourth, the first of the season.
= party of gentlemen of Edenton
went to Nag Head this week by sail
boat.
The County Commissioners met last
Monday and will hold an extra session
next Monday.
The farmers are happy this week.
The delightful showers have made them
smile.
A drunken sailor was run-in yester-
day by the Police, which cost him
81 40.
Nj. Frand Weed and family left
Tuesday to spend the summer at
Mays Head.
Read the advertisement in this issue
of the Southern Rubber Stamp Com
nanv Richmond. Va
The family of Mr.. P. L. Rea left last
week for Nag's Head, where they will
spend the summer.
Mr., M. 81. Dixon aad his family left
Tuesday for the sea shore at Mays Head
to spend the heated term.
"Wednesday a STERN struck EdentOn,
but did no damage except the up root
ing of several trees. The rain didin UGH
coed.
The Board of Aldermen were in ses-
sion Tuesday. The proceedings Of the
meeting will be published in cur next
issue.
Mr. R K. Hall, timer, fell last week
from the oof of the new residence of
Mr. 7 M. Woxelka and was seriously
hurt.
last week we received communica-
tion from Hert ord which We declined
to publish for the reason that the writer
failed to attach his signature.
Our office is now more conveni emily
Located. and we ex tend a special 1nvl-
+.tion to all of eur friends to visit US In
our new quarters on East King street.
Come!
our old friend Mr.. Ross I. Leary, late
eEa.nton. cow at Franklin, Va, IN
AZ. Insurance business. gave us call
-.etorday. He is looking we'll, doing
Good business and speaks well OF his
90 home He is deserving young
onana we wish for hina and his mucA
success.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-07-10

Reader when you com" to this DON'T
think you have struck a quack med
icile. 1t is Panacea water. It IS
natures remedy The proper ingred,
ieats are ali in it and Prop>a ~ Rixed
SO drink and be cured of d, nepsia. of
Chrenic Diarrhoea and of Liver and
Kidnev troubles. Ask your druggist
or send an order to
Panaces Springs & Hotel Co.,
Oxford, N. G..
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-07-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.
| have qualified as administrator
Of w. j. Webb, decd.
Parties indebted to aim will make
prompt payment.
His creditors will present their
claims. duly proven, within twelve
months from this date.
May 3Ist, 1891.
w. D. PRUDEN,
Admir- Of W. j. Webb.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-07-10
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

We have qualified under the vii
of the late IA. Bond as Executor
and Executrix
All parties indebted to him will
make prompt payment and all claims
against him must be presented duly
authenticated. within twelve mont his
from date hereof.
mo. CT BOND, Extr.
ANNIE II BOND, Ext'x.
June 9th, 1891.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-07-10
Nays Head.

For Sale or Rent the most desirable
House at Nag's Head. near the hotel,
" tn stables, feed room. buggy house.
G*od water. $50 wards wharf
Apply to j, M JONES.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-07-10
CAS- Pr

Calico A cents.
Fast colors &c.
Chambray SC.
ZepAer good DC,
Satteens fast Co'ors SIC.
w ors' eds plain 8 and &c.
Worsted~ Brocated IoJc
+ inc Cashmere 2Ic.
Heavy double widgth goods TIC.
Cling ans E and SC.
H"mcspu'.s > c extra quality.
Ladies fine shoe= SO and oJc.
Ladies Gondolas 81 o5.
Meas fine Slices S. 90.
Mems extra shoes $I.25.
Mems shoes, every pair guaran-
teed $40.
Calf okin and kangaroo at cost.
Boots SI.25.
CoIogres. fancy tricks, notions.
all at cost.
Clothing, mems suits S. to So 90.
Best flour S. So
Per pound sc.
Sugar 4Ic.
Lard 7 and &C.
Meat 81 and &c.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1891-10-03
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The Real Inventor Of the introducing
Process is Virginian.

Secretary Foster has issued a circular
giving notice that no more bonds of the
~ per cent. loan would be received for
continuance at 2 per cent. after Septem-
Der 30. Bonds which have not been
continued will be redeemed on presen-
tation.
Secretary Noble has issued an order
establishing county lines and county
seats in the Indian country about to be
opened for settlement in Oklahoma. He
has also directed that cavalry be sta
toned on each county-seat reservation
to warn away intruders.
The Treasury Department has com
pleted the purchase of silver for the cur
rent month. No further purchases will
be made until October 2. The amount
of silver offered for sale was 800, 900
ounces, and the amount purchased 400
600, ranging in price from 81 to 97.2
cents. The purchase of silver bullion at
the local mints aggregated 35l ,264
ounces.
Owing to numerous inquiries coming
from different parts of the country for
fractional silver coin, the United States
Treasurer has prepared circular stating
in substance that the new halves and
dollars Will be furnished in sums of 5000
or more by express, free of charge, or by
registered mail in sums or multiples Of
$50, registration charges paid to any
point in the United States.
In view of the fact that sugars not above
Is DIS in color are now exempt from
duty, irrespective of the country from
which imported, the Treasury Depart
ment has authorized the Customs Col
lector at San Francisco to waive require
ments imposed by the regulations COM
pelling importers of sugar from Hawaii
to produce properly authenticated in
voices, showing such sugar was the pro-
duce of that country, when free entry is
claimed under the act of October 1,
1890.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1891-10-03
EDUCATIONAL.
Teachers in Some European Countrie
Have Not PIeasantest Experiences.


Twenty-one Sisters of Charity have
been licensed to teach in Texas public
schools.
Brown University has decided to ad-
init women to its classes on the same
conditions as men.
The entering Chautauqua class which
is to pursue three years course COM
prises $4,000 students.
The University of Oxford has rescinded
the vote admitting women to the Bache-
lor OF Medicine examinations.
Harvard College was founded in 1885.
Yale in 170l. William and Mary of Vir-
ginia was chartered in 1926.
Thirty-two students of Queens College,
Belfast, have petitioned the council that
women shall not be admitted to study.
The chair of oratory in the University
of Honolulu, Sandwich Island, has been
offered to Miss Norma @. Crawford of
Minersville, Pa.
The Legislature in Maine has enacted
law which requires all public-school
teachers to devote some time each week
to teaching kindness to animals.
The girl who carried off the honors of
entrance at the University of London
examination was Charlotte Higgins. She
is but 20 years of age. There were 800
male students pitted against her.
Teachers in some European countries
do not have the pleasantest experiences.
In Spain the payment of salaries is ha-
bitually in arrears. Altogether $500
teachers have arrears due them, and it
is not surprising that in one place a
teacher has taken to selling matches,
and his wife and children have gone into
domestic service.
According to the late military statistics
there are no illiterate persons in Bavaria.
Among 2,772 recruits enlisted in the
army in the palatinate there were only
three individuals who could not read or
write. But that district forms no excep-
tion to the rule. The general number of
recruits from the entire population was
20,584, and among them were only six
illiterate persons.
The New York EUanqelist saws: Do
not the methods of teaching in our pub
lie schools need to be overhauled? The
pupils are crammed with a superficial
knowledge of nearly a score of different
studies without an ability to write a sem
tence in the English language correctly.
What children need is not to learn SO
much, but to learn few things well,
and while acquiring such knowledge to
learn to think for themselves.
In Sweden philanthropy has seized
upon the schools now as the vehicle of
teaching the children the cleanliness that
is next to godliness. The chief parochial
school in Stockholm has introduced win
ter bathing as feature, with great eau
tion apparently, lest innovation excite
prejudice, for the report says that the
children are given bath every three
weeks. Now that the thing is in run
ming order, 100 children can be washed
in three hours. The boys took readily
to the scheme; the girls for some reason
did not. OF forty girls in one class that
averaged IS years of age only sixteen
had ever known the luxury of bath in
winter. The teachers report that the
effect on the children is beneficial in
every way, especially since they have
got on terms with the soap, which they
at first were shy of.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1891-10-03
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

y No paper will be sent to any address unless
paid for in advance.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-26
Hlisrellaneone.

~-sz- -
. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
a YORK TRIPPgNEEn N,EnrHI11 WiLL oEf-1 BE cI.s EE'
No | .29s broadway, corner ThirtY-iHst.st
lao Brosdway. corner cent: e,b. until 3
ssh.avG f5o eth-aye. l23 Eourtb ave-. We;
corner Fourteenth-st.; :; 160 IhiTd-aye'' cor
sixty,firstst. sg. yJi I.7os First-aye;. loG West
Forty -secopd-st 1,o92 Columbus ave; I'd
1TT6 Ninth-ave., corner 72d,st W
I,fbeyty.st., 80 Avenue A. 1928 Third-aye.
md the HARLEM OFFICE. so Fast Oae'
bundred and TWEEN ty -ffth-st. up 70 D. n.'
and 2O8 West One-hundred d-snd-twentV-hfth'
st., at regular ONCE rates. -
BNTLEMEN wishing n dispose OF ueir
" left~off clothing az fair value VIZ pleassss
can on or address EDWARD MILLEh' 90
0th-ave. ----
yHJANTED.-A secondhand pipe orEann,
w with two manuels and two ocaNts oI
Medals and about ten or twelve speaking
stCps must be in good order AlGI,5s' ,sl1IeTs
aiSo lowest cash price, j. S. f., p. o. BOX
713, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-26
Boaro ano Rooms.

~ -'e~esS-e NN>~~N~~ 'S>NN>N>@S>s
-A.-At 7ENTION
n. IS ca e, make arrangements for
BA = BOARD.
AtSf 1O0Fs, A. private baths; with
or wiz board PRIV ate table suites and
sipgl, ms; board optional apartments,
'd0c.G efioes" desirable locations |;
strictly s.-class ~ ses transient or per.
rDanent; dgh' II ael ences given informa-
tion relb ,le d lee
S. @. LELAND g. co.,
New-York tribune., 1891-09-26
Citp Real Gsiatc for Sale.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
Cltn nral Gstaic 90 Get.

nESK ROOM can be obtained at Central
~ Building, 143 Liberty-st., loom 334i
very desirable.
N ~S0 FEET noor surface, whole or
~, oO part, TO let, with steam power,
elevators equipped with automatic sprink-
iers. JOHN McCLAVE, $40 West 22d-st
New-York tribune., 1891-09-26
Gcnntrn l fal estate q Eet

IN LLEWELLYN PARK, Orange. n. 7
minutes easy walk from depot. one
hour from City Han frequent trains sItIa.
toQ pleasant and unquestionably healthy
water sanitary plumbing; Wearing svst-.;'
o. drainage, crockery, wash tubs. &c: ali
IN good order: a Desirable home for w1Dtsr
ana summer possession immediate rent s5S
sf month. Apply 10 owner. on premises
second house from park entrance or an ~
CorNandt-st., n. Y. X. Z. BROWNING.
nnANGE, y. J.-One Of III best located
~ and handsOmest modern houses there :,
ISfge residence every convenience sD4cious
stables Will be rented low for winter, fjlr.
Llsheo, or lease unfurnished family abroad
Possession October 1. II. p. UAMfTrrGN
& CO.. 90 Broadway. ~
New-York tribune., 1891-09-26
for salt.

for .1nlt.
At REDUCED PRICES.-500 second.
"A hand wood and iron working machines
iuliy guaranteed; machinery bought ana eX'
changed. GEORGE IL. EDDY, 35o MadI'
son.st
A DOWNTOWN corner liquor store and
n restaurant, which is a good paying
business for sale, on account OF Family
affairs, very low price will be asked
for if quick sale IS offered. Inquire
23s Oan0l-st.
A SANBORN power paper cuutter, So
"A inch, for sale also Hickok ruling ma.
chine; both I'm good order: sold for want Of
room. KISsAM, 80 Beekman-st.
4 FIRST-CLASS meat market for sale.
"A j. J. CRONlN, Tuttenburg. \. J.
ELBGANT 500 upright 3-pcdai piano,
IA SlJO; nearly new; bargain sacrl-
feed; must sell. 233 West 42d-st.
EOR sALE.-Guns. swords. revolver. and
Il 20 other articles old relics sold cheap.
tHk1S DIEMER 81 Bartletist.. Brooklyn.
n ENTLEMAN wishes to sell massive gold
ring (weiehs IL carais) also heavy gold
Masonic badge lot for 800 immediate cash.
''BETA." Tribune Once.
I AVN BEAUTIES.-Wi sell (or ey-
IL change for good woodland near railroad)
young heiters from imported prize Jerseys.
ID ASTEBOARD Boxes.-Cheap 20 gro.s;
l. length Pc inches, breadth is
inches depth 3 inch, inside measure
packed I'm dozen cartons sample II desired.
J.. f. ABBOTT, 200 Walnut Place, Phila-
delphia.
" INEGAR.-l, GOO barrels first quality co
grain old malt vinegar, In 100-barTel
60 to ca west 84th-s:.
81 500. .OOOooBI1B5AA.TTRYoSs RosJR}6s Risnoio,tss
illustrated catalogue free. Address DAN
IEL r. BEATTY. Washington y. J.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-26

MAN and WIFE on small place, near
lTl Morristown wages S25 for both. Call
after 10, Room Il. - Broadway
New-York tribune., 1891-09-26
fnrnisheo Gonses

City.
III ANDSOMELY furnished. deeonatrd
II private residence, with hi modern im,
pfoVements, beautifully situated, 10 re-
tponsible party terms mod crate. INQUIRE
o. 1872 st. NiCholas-aye., between ii and
4 o'clock
brooklyn.
II ROOKLYN HEIGHTS. -- Furnished
~ hou'e 70 rent; few minutes walk from
eOgth aud Wall 30. ferries recently repaired
elu decorated sanitary plumbing; moderate
rent. Inquire OF owner 45 Sidney PltSe
Brooklyn. ~
Country.
- UMMIT y. J.-ThTee furnished cot
tages 70 rent for winter at $50 pey
month also other desirable houses fnr.
hlshed or Hniurnished. 4. G.. POTTER.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-26
tUsrk WanIrU


A YOUNG LADY OF cultivation can give
n few hours daily as reader or secrc-
tafy best references. H. Il. b.. SO East
3Oth.st
New-York tribune., 1891-09-26
Busines s @hanles.

A n o'd- stablishci grocery store. averac-
n ing 81, 200 monthly, for sale chap
viii eerr close Investigation owner wants
TO retire; no agents Gail 76S East 10th.
ST.. one door west Of 3d-ave.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-26
fnrnisheo ROOFS Wante6,


w hNTED.-Fur rnisbed apartment, 20
Wit ut 81 all children. Inquire Mills
Bli o.. Room l. 9th floor.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-26
neIp ipaufeo

A. GENTS AND CANvAssERs male or
"A f,naIe; s3 10 s. daily profits sure
qulred exclusive territory given. Hor par.
tlculars address /. PUTNAM & Co. West
WinRted Conn
New-York tribune., 1891-09-26
Aelp n)aniro.

~-''~'1-~|-"'-
Females.
VIZ ANTED-DTsesmaker Who can guar
w sntee her cutting and hstng 70 ~ ~
that department in Harrisburg Penn; Satl
or address not later than Saturday ITO "'s'
l6th-st., McNEAL.
LU ANpED.-A strong girl 70 wash ana sii
w irDn; three little Children IN laIi illg.
Can Saturday 303 West S6th-st ear I'r'
paid.
WANTED. Girl, Is to 20 year, old, as
w reception girl In DOCTORS once -
niunent Jtuatlou. Address ~ own manu-
writing DOCTOR. 1852 West 5lstsL -
w ANTRD.-A Swedish girl Tor general
w homework, in small family Appy
with references at l,471 Washlhetoh-aFe1
between l70th end Inst 50.
WANTED,--A competent, educoted fFene9H
w or North German Prctestant naiu % aIu
sedmstTefs knowledge dressmaking; ~ tshe
entire charge Of TWO grown children aha
wait on LADY two weeks more m counLyi
then to city house excellent wages Ia,a
sno excellent references required. Apply
Monday at IL, I33 West b7th-st., or write
10 Mrs. ID. BACON. Greenwich. Conn
w ANTED.-A competent gitl 70 60 gen
w eral hou work In family OF 3 (; must hs
good cook and auDdress Call after 10
O'Clock, ~ East b1Et-st. LIST fat
New-York tribune., 1891-09-26

A GOOD WOMAN to go out by the day or
IA week. understands hOusecleaning ard
laundry work good reference. Address
455 West 46th-st., 1 flight, back.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-26
~ Dsmrstir nlruangls tDanJrI
Males.

GARDENER.-By a respectable German
tHOn gentleman place, taxing care OF
garden and stock; sober and trnst"0rtny
Nmhav 4
New-York tribune., 1891-09-26
hcaro nantso.

DOOM q BOARD wanted, private
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