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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-29

pUSINESS CHANCE-A HOTEL DOING AN
~ excellent business. central location. first
class furniture. nearly now; dining and kitchen
equipments for 100 guests; only $4,000 cash, bal
ance' on time. Owner has larger interests and
must dispose of this. Address Herbert B. Reed,
Galley block. !
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-29

SITUATION WANTED - TIC DO. LIGHT
y Homework; prefer to elcep at horne. Ia
Frost, this OitieO.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-29

VH1ANTED-EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR A
w gentleman Of intelligence and activity t3
represent largest corporation in every city and
town in Montana. Address videx, P. o. Boz
254, Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-29

SITUATION WANTED-RY A COMPETENT
~ nurse, who 10 not afraid OF disease; price $40
and $1s per week. Address DR.. Cole, Frat Ma
tionN hank.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-29

EOk kENT-22 FURNISHED ROOMS OVER
l Uncle FANS loan Office. Call ut once at
Uncle sam's loan Office.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-29

SCANDINAVIAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
~ 200 Breckenridge street, near Warren.
TX PER CENT GUARANTEED ON INVEST
IL ments in AmoInts from 81 up. Money to
loan. For particulars call or address Nc Donnld.
AIMING d. Mcleod, u and = Atlas block. Helena.
Mont.
WANIED-A CUSTOMER FOR ONE OF
tho finest residence aites on west sidss price
low for cash. VIM. Muth.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-29

SITUATION WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN
~ woman to- do chamber work or take charge
Of rooms. Address e.. d., this Office.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-29

dor sALE-B2.5OO: NEW MODERN DWELL
ing, hall, five rooms, with bathroom fully
equipped, hot and cold water, sewer connection,
gas. plumbing. corner lot on Chaneer street. four
blocks from court house: only $500 down, Gas
per month. Matheson b Co., Denver block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-29

AGENTS. WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE,
"A old and young, rs to S2s per day easily made
silver. nickel, copper and brass plating, that Is
warranted to wear tor years, on every class OF
metal. tableware, iewelry, etc, Light and easily
I an be carried by hand with ease from house to
house, same as grip sack or sacheL. Agents are
ever business house and family and WORKSHOP.
Cheap, durable. simple and within the reach Of
every one. Plates almost instantly. equal to the
finest new work. Send for circulars, etc. Queen
City. SILVER and Nickel Plating Co.. East st.
Louis, III.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-10-26
Our Practice

NOT a LOW price one day
and a HIGH one the next. But
a steady, LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE
ALL THE TIME - ON ALL
THINGS.
NO now you SCENE, now
you don't" PRICES HERE.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-10-26

THINGS.
NO =" now you SCENE, now
you don't PRICES HERE.
The Best Hosiery in the
World for The Money.
Not better than everybody
else in the whole world has
got-but the best in the world
to be got.
And better than many mer-
chants have got But it must
be ; we've literally searched the
whole hosiery world for it.
We import direct; buy just
as low as any house in Colum-
bias happy land.
WOMEN'S HOSE.
Fleece lined Hose, fast black,
very pleasant to the skin, very
elastic-25c, 81 lac, SOC
pair.
Black Cashmere Hose, warm
and grateful in contact, high
spliced heels, double soles, as
are all our hose-5oc, Sc,
nc and ST a pair.
English 1.and-I rib Worsted
Hose ; very durable, silky and
firm, 81 a pair. High? Wait
till you've tried to wear EN-
out
Very, VERY soft Cashmere
Hose, luxurious for tender
feet. In black, warm, but not
heavy.
New and popular - Opera
Length Hose 34-inch. Elastic,
very; Of fine cashmere (wooD,
high spliced heels, etc., $I.25.
Same in black cotton, soc
and 75c.
Same in fancy Richelieu
ribbed, Isle thread, HEAVY, SIC.
Same in pleated silk-black
-$I.75.
Trunk Hose-shorter than
opera length longer than the
regular; gored tops, ELASTIC,
no wrinkles, fit PERFECT.
For TENDEREsT feet = fine
Black Hose with white feet or
white soles, and our unsur-
passed, three pairs for 81 Fast
Black Hose.
Light, middle and heavy
weight cotton.
Silk Hosiery in these colors {:
White, sky, salmon, canary, lavender, su
nature, cream, pink, nile gold, pearl gray
bronze, tan.
S1.25 to s. a pair.
Know we, all women We
select our hose for the wear
that's in EN-. Some stores Do
buy hose to sell cheap that
LOOK nice, but HAVE NOT got
got the stamina-the wear
in them.
| CONIDJ ETENTECC
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-10-26
COMPLETENESS.

The remark is made at the
dress goods counters daily,
that there is nowhere else|
within reach such a collection
of colors to be seen. We show
Io colors of 36-inch CASH
mere at 25c.
IA colors Of 36inch CASH
mere at 81 lac.
10 colors of 39-inch CASH
mere at soc.
Is colors Of 45.inch Henri.
eta at 75c.
IS colors of 45-inch Henri
eta at 81.
IS colors of 40 inch Serg
at soc.
IS colors of 46-inch Serge
at 75c.
IS colors of 5o-inch Serge
DIT pl. IL.
% colors of So inch Sergm
at $I.25.
10 colors of 52-inch Serg
at $3.50.
II colors of 54-inch Serge at S1.75
Is colors of Whipcord at Zoe,
"a colors of Whipcord at 81.
10 colors of 52-inch Whipcord at Sl.50
10 colors of 50-nch Diagonal at S150.
Ia colors OF 50-inch Broadcloth at 81 .25
II colors of 5o-inch Broa
cloth at $3.50.
8 colors of 52-inch Broa
cloth at $500.
6 colors of 54-inch Broa
cloth at $500.
Barnard, Sumner & Putnam Cd
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-10-26

ONE hundred two of the crew and nine
teen passengers were probably lost in the
wreck of the steamer Bokhara during a
typhoon off Sand Island, Indian Ocean, Oc-
tober 10.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-10-26

West Randolph.
j. w. Lynch is raising up, and otherwise
repairing his house on Pleasant street.
G. NJ. Howard is building a large store
house for fertilizers, of which he is a dealer.
The Star Theater Company left here for
Bethel, Monday, after quite successful
four-nights' stop.
Fred Huntington has hung out some
handsome signs in front of his studio on
Merchants Row.
The United States Screen Company will
put in operation patent dust collector in
their new mill, which will do away with
the dust and dirt so prevalent in factories
The programme arranged by the high
school and Grand Army post for Columbus
day, though hindered somewhat by rain in
the forenoon, was quite successfully carried
out.
Mrs. j. +. Hobart has been on the sick
list for the past week. - Mrs. c. II.
Moulton and Mrs. w. II. Dubois were in
New York a few days last week. 60 Fred
G.. Harris is at home from New York, where
he spent the last two weeks. - j. Laroy
Mann and Daniel Putnam were home from
Hanover over Sunday.
East Roxbury.
The following item in the issue OF last
week is repeated to correct avery palpable
error therein: MRS Fred Pope died last Fri
day. Her funeral was attended at the
home OF her father, George Foss, on Sunday
afternoon, Rev. l.. Fl. Brigham officiating.
She leaves husband and little girl six
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-10-26


The annual meeting of the Ladies' Mite
Society will be held on Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Nahum Nichols. A full attend
ance is desired.
f. C. Lamb went to Montpelier last Sat
urday evening. A party of neighbors went to
his barn and husked all his corn for him.
about eighty bushels.
II any one says we can't raise good corn
on our hill farms, tell him that it is a big
mistake. j. l.. Gleason has husked and
put into his cribs 800 bushels of as nice corn
as ever grew on river lands.
John Lovett, a townsman, has been taken
to Waterbury asylum. He was made re-
ligiOusly insane by attending a series of
meetings at this place, few weeks ago.
He has wife and five small children.
E. A, Heath, the trapper, is in big luck.
He found black fox in his trap recently,
took it home and is keeping it TO fully ripen
its fur. Mr.. Heath has caught fifteen red
ones, and any number of skunks and coons.
Stephen Goodspeed died October 10, aged
seventy nine years. He had shock about
two months ago, from which he never raj
lied. He had lived in town sixty six years
and leaves many friends. Funeral was held
at the. church on Friday, Rev. l.. II. Brig
ham attending. III. Goodspeed and Mrs. Is.
l.. Scott from Barre; Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell
Childs and Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Childs from
Moretown; Mr.. and Mrs. John Eagan Mrs
l.. M. Learned and Miss Eva Goodspeed
from Waitsheld. were here to attend the
funeral; also Henry Childs from Montpelier.
Washington.
The disease with which Mrs Harvey
Rowell is afflicted Is now decided to be ty-
phoid fever.
Miss Kate Bowles was at home over Sun.
day, accompanied by Miss Kendall, an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
flats Go Eet, i,nfnrnisbso.

l ST FLAT Basement; ten rooms suitable
i0f doctor TENT SO. 2Of ". 3lJ"-s.
10 DIST. WEST. corner Amstei dam-avo.
-flvc, six. seven looms thih; steam
hest.d all improvements beautifully deco
nsto rents So 70 $50. INQUIRE owners,
Oh prenises,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
Flats 90 Get, Furnished.

No LEA suite of furnished fats. COIN.
pete and elegant. overlooking New York
nrDoI, with elevator. steam heat and all
apple-sL, Brooklyn, y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
6clp NDanteo.

tents AND CANNASSERS male OF
"A female; IS 10 81 daily profits sure !
experience unnecessary no talking re
quired exclusive territory gwen. FOR RsI
Winsted Conn.
III, Young Mon or ladies wishing N earn
~ good pay and have steady work quietly
al home without canNa~~ine adufrss
AQTARTLIE CO.. Fall River. Mass
NrALE AND FEMALE AGENTS.--l
vi starts YOU IN n paving business SOME
.l.trp sells at sight. IL not sold money re-
ind d sample sent 70 anv add rc-s on r"ccip
Of 10 cent? SOUTHERN CHEMICAL 90.
Winchester Virginia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
Real estate ti)anlco.

" ANTED. -MofristOwn OF Madison hous>
w and grounds. near depot. il exchange
iof July rented city property and cash.
D. ID. CCNDlCT. 80 Wallet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
Conntrn iaraI gsiale 60 Get


HAST ORANGE NcW.Jcrsey Properties
IL for sale o. rent; al stations. :. D.
GJSDlT Brick Church Station, y. J.
- UMMIT. Y. J.-Furni~hcd and unfur-
~ rbh he'd houses - Ut from 300 % : 800
or season o. wear; all Cc-ifl5'c. al-O I'M
proved and unimpr0v'd properties for sale
!n best locations - g.. POTTER. OppJ-
>ite station.
no RENT Double hOu-e. half acr" Of
i ground nNdern Improvements thre"
minutes from Main-st. station. Apply 20
.ism0ica-ave.. Flushing. l.. /.
'NHE FINE SUBURBAN RES GDENCE
Of the late Henry -. Myers, situated on
Delafeld st.. POughkeep-ie y. V. l. offered
~ let. furnished or unfinished the house
has all modern In pros cinonts m" grounds
fruits gaiGec. &c: ample harm and stable
accommodations Will b. odd on fea-pnablc
terms. Address GEO. D. OLlVET 30S
Nsln.st. POughkeep~ic, y. Y. or II. w.
MYERS GO and 258 Church--t.. Room o.,
New-Y0rk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
Furnished Rooms.

4 HANDSOME suite so monthly; also
"A smaller rooms foI gentlemen. 80 West
ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
Uork ulanteo.

Mllr,.
A GERMAN clothing cut"r hmdi-,hnc,,
a rn..tUu. GOOD o. ference. ". BOINiS.
% 3th st corner l-t-ayc.. 80 Moor.
A SOBER. .tsd, man. Ju-t disonea2. 4,
"A seeks employment. ripiu p'nnldn d"ic"
and ac"uiat. - I.Wr, good rIrrh''.'
Address GI.O. II. lilCKlE. so BiOonit-st
A SPANISH gcntl. man. who speaks Erg-
n Ish and writes 4 good manu-, Mi7n'N
a situation ~ bpo~H"cl"r, cofIc-pOhd"ht' IN
voice clnIk or trtnslltjI. Adirc-s r.. ''"A
80. - BfoId"S'. "
IOI-No. MAN Of 10 Yeats bushes. eN-
"A pcrirnce. recently with Mcssr,. Ilnhhy
3 CO. Union square r'sli,s p', ,,.,'. ~
trust a. manager or conhd'h tal man III
Manufacturing o. wholesale business can
furnish higl,est references. both SOC lphy ana
numerically. AHdI'o. Il. 70. w. INV
unc Uptown once. l'242 Bioadway.
sTrONG YOUNG MAN wishes a
\ Situation a, shipping clcrH or PACKER +;
experienced; bet OF references ron IA H
employer and othrr- Address i. DAHL
MINI. go ''fern"ich-SL
.-~I-TNNr BARTENDER. p, lush.
n neat, willing quick ana honest, W .,,n..
position In saloon OF wine room goa nrHf'rr
c osps norkc' 80 ith.ayc.
S,lSTNNT HVHTEHDER wants situa-
a ton In good house. where uefe Is
chance Of sdSanccmci GoOu Hi ~. 10y
Address VI. =. '1i' "i N"'''''' 80
A RESPECTABLE Protestant Young man
"A wishes employ mont 81 any ~,
49, ,ouuft, . Lr-i 'nt 'rrfrr,'n go. Ad1i"-- H.,
Tribune O1i"c.
* INTELLIGENT GERMAN (a5l de-
"A ~if~s a position. either ~ 9nl'e 9F oul-
-ide GOOD references rhrferhc Nlu WI.
'., .,i,tr ,rgdr.i'r address IiNLIT.
EoN % Tribune Once. -------
A SSISTANT bookkocpcr or ono, assist,
n ant experienced coed Penn az Gcst
= ferencD; mat apraiins tt l,,nN y! IL.
tNf. care I:ogkc. 80, iih'aN".
A yOI No GERMAN c''j wants -itna'ig,l
a A. AGENT. collector. o. bookNe per. Apply
- Max ANGEE.E 80 isi-.~
A YOUNG MAJ. 81. haVing many yc'r.
"A rNn.rl.pcc collecting r'rt-, tafIns 'h'
-. .f 49,. ~ urap.ffy &c. &C. ,ir.> litr
mo.ltIan with a' c-t1i" or iaise ital - u
1oncerr fir t-clas- reference. APni ~
WARDS, i .aos ad.aNe. Ao'"i''e"'' ' '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
Real gsia!e TO Cxrbanue

+ XCHANGF. - Brooklyn fats IN complete
- order. flllY rented. Tor BaltimOie prop
efty or vicinity. j. o. HOYT, II BgOadMdy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
miscellaneous,

T. ENTLENEN wishing 10 q .spOSe Of their
~ lcft-oi clothing a. a fair value will
please can on o. address EDWARD MIL
LEX. - 6th-aNe.
ID EItFS WITHOUT COMPETITIONS
u fAcNhing aStCnishingly good and wen
drriully cheap; unique Partisan jcNrlry.
glove, cOrs T.. underwear. handkpr hicis.
JAMMF>. 800 Broadway and 10 w 3oth-,t
w ANTFD To RrN-Pain;inr brushes.
w CARL EDLER. 500 llth-aNe.
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Work Wanteo.


n ogTER.-By 4 thoroughly eNperisnced
L hn' 4 man: has tn very best rI'I'n
viii NJ 70 pe generally useful; an ~. o. "u'
I G'.,' ~ n H. .''- '''''"'' o. IT.. .,,ss.
-. AIESNAN. -firSt-claS' traNci lh-
- man. strictly temperate, with best ~
q r-, Mot. Tribune On,cc.
= ALtM Si n wants oa sGod b .G' rti"rencts
e.,c mu plriicua,.. Aa-i PEI --''-..''
MAN. Bon D. Tribune once.
,...f- .,-,.,>- d.. , n.ladle-ac, 4
r'tl nan n. ..',a''ii,ta',l,.f 49, slant, or
.eur. o.. ha. nd ~ lrH,, C er .,., .,
sui ii"'e noe . 90 Il 1m-,"P H'."' NJ -
-r.'ia' LANGUAGE a.d can ho are '''''
'''l"' '-'.'' H"'"'rI.
- Al --MNN.-Y YOUNG nan. ~. l'-.i7
- position ~ tdArliI's ~dI'S''" i''''
lf i'i. o. -hiN 1Hr CONN ,-''i' y
Active. Bon =. luun'r 'i''''.
=, NfF~NAN.-E. an ,Np ri need Young
- r1u a- inside .r trl' lr- AZ
.ft I Iinr est r' 'r r.. NJ
81. e.. e.. 49, Nor'u ctu--t.. N1rN. y >.
= ,,.DD..:NI..ii, ,.,.t .,...tN..I l,..:.
- Young rar % l.-i.- co..
..i -filn and t,ci 'utt".. ".In.i"" 10. ''
U- ID t,.oHc. r1:. -.u1F SD b.. d. ".'
D'Nt u.tl"- 'io"N'i-
.,r.fE ard industrious. u.pt au. earring
- ,Ysne uau ui-u.- f. y.-it.u+ e'l. n'-,
feie o'Do. l.. ", $50 VT J.? h-''.
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y v,ni t-.if AZ la ,i,,: 1T
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-. ,u, ,'"d. Ndarr,. bon 80. !. Is Bi..I-
.,.,.,,t.u u.o.,s v-o,I. ho.xl or
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-
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" \ J. 10y ''iiti,- pa~t has -orn,
...u,Ir.r of nlc.u,rt. o., Glic.n--,.
linllarii.
,..,.,,,, u, ,-l,f.,l .Dct ,,yr. 10
a. ~ t' \ - , ,,,,.,., ,,,''.i,it,,.
W yea !,l.I'ii'' ,'i' ',. or t,rf.,
I'D or ,rr... SINEEI.N. caro- l,urn,. 3l2
l..-qr..
,,.,,.,. ~. ..- ~, ,.d, .,,...,
w AItl hA by t.I 1t"u' >oW T.
w Ieu'Di, hAi Ao' 49,. XII or al.
c-''' ri S1~T r,r. ~ Eob,ett. III Gth.arr.
'.'',,,,..,. ~. ...-....., ,,i. .,....,.
w ~, u NAN ~ t'' ,'.,l,,, ~ , ~
nr'y,,, d.r,,fh". special Waterman or hili
r,,r In ONCE buiIdimg. fine wfitcr anu V'sy
nni.t ,.,v 1T references J. j. q. $50
i0fh',x,.
...,,.,. 1T. 49, .,.,i.c,or al.o r,.
w cci,Ine orders for some large house
,n"o ' a.. to ch S address C. IT, T..
1libnn" ONCE.
xrANTED.-Adverti-ln matter to d.
w ,n',',. -. ,,it.d mn, mis- cltv and
n'nr.5 5,'0" town. a. prompt. careful wofk;
changes Moderate. SHAW Box S'o' O'"-
ton, ONO.
w ATCHMAK ER.-First-class workman f;
w all braae9sN rapid ana thorough tn,,nt fH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17

oilt44fI lbtiH> lpl A'itiNh'iis 20 hfNb
Dds St
nANDsONELY furnished apartments
IL for gentlemen: very neat pafOr floor.
consisting OF Tarlor. bedroom and bath (;
also single room. ~ West 3Hth-st
- EAST 27TH-ST.- Handsomely furnished
4 rooms FOR gentlemen "A central loco
ton also a physicians Office.
D-ST. IS FAST.-Laice handsomely
X furnished front room: ample cb~.t>
modern cOnNcnienccs with on without board.
90 TH-ST.. -. near roadway.-Largr
y . and small rooms bath adjoining no.
Tel attendance; gentlemen only seen today.
IN TH.ST.. 3lG WI.ST.-FNinishcd rooms,
30 use ~ si'ting-room first HAT steam,
heated comfortable home: low rent.
on EAST 18th ST.-Nlcely furnished
~ rooms ; light steam neat. ea- bath
&c. - up. DILLON.
on WEST 25TH.ST.-Private house.
-Ot sincl" room: cas. bath and heat :
American family; ~ 30.
co3D-ANE.. 47th-st. l. "a, ou-TvO
|oc connecting r"om~, comfortably FUR
nishod for housekeeping. ~ 80 per week 4;
small rooms Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
DrfssmakinQ.

A KlISTIC DKESSM AkING.-F.Nrnl
A cow ~ Tor Young ladies 50" -idlty. ih
unique designs. ~ shor: no;Icc and mDdrf-
at charges Goods purchased II desired.
Mrs. McELKON, - Eat yth-,t.. opio-it"
I.nnlIr'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
Uork unnico.

Females.
4 YOUNG GIRL wishes 10 learn Jewe!ry
"A polishing, quick to learn. Acii'~> l2i
West l7th-,t
NOUS WOMAN, writing Iapd. plain
n business hand wI-hc- Work AZ hpDn.
j. much in need Of employ H"ni. Address
G., 30 Bible House.
DOCKKEtrr.i;.- ounc lady w.-hc. posi-
ID uo1 A. hCOkE.'Pi ~hnosiapnrl OF
typewriter: best reference. PEIElE, -
Boerum-'t.. brooklyn.
DTtATrD LADY deelrs writing u
any Kind either French or EnRl.h
&, also good co re-pondent. Call Or al
dress RELIABLE. care Of MIS- Mah"h,
C26 Sumrt-aye.. jersey city Heights.
AEFLLTE. Young lady wishes POSI-
IL ton In large house a. labelIer, or any
thinp rl-e. j. willing ~ work \. J., 81
shave. Efooklyn.
- !ENODEArHEi.s NAY have practical
> Office experience. "a" ~ iaIriaph dd
ty,o hours d.ctstior fof - ~ pr we--Hs 3.
NOGEAPHEK. Room 80. Ti!hunc building.
S'.rl.\ ard TYPEWE1TEl;
- .rrnirgtou o. ttilRfaph understmd7
all Kind. Of copying; be- ON" KNOW l"dF'
~ bDoafr.pln,. con furnish good re''r
.ncc-. y - MAS. A." Last ~;h--t.
- ,l>uGEApnIG and TlPLWRIrtE
y BY Young eonIn good cduca' on
rof4. t.rm. r,l.Ii'c Acdt"-. ". y. 80
Irlbun. Dric'.
4, r. NOoEAPUEE and TYPEWRITER
- = SOD .-iu.4f.l foun. iHf G.-.i
l -ifI0l -.- toir.- .pId 20 D. H- i-.'iL DO
g,,fDf. o.uDr. meat ana e. rffr " n-
r4...n.. AcIrr-. >TrfO. Boz T.. r Doe
ono Onr".
=, TINoGEtPHlD WORK d.-it'd D.. I'fr
- having machine; 'ducat'd aid Ct
f..-i.n.,d 81. tiflrI -'h.u ..l'.f f. f|f
'.Iu- AG... Atti NtIi. tlfN''-
uaPHIH Ms vs. - ~3i--t.
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- -LN Young Lads ..- nh. Nl.ir 'hr
can nee hcs oNn machine. 90 Cehti''--'.'
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] uf.fcr i- DESTROYS Of obiaining enc
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Ike wrltlna % do in 200 Office N'-i'--
q. J.. H.. 80 ia't '.rl--t.
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J Nttcr Remington So. ~ desire push
tom: experience. fc,-e's 'pr.'-
.TlHoDtArHER. @, Wallet. 'ih foot
Room 3
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T. KENCH lady, speaking good Spanish
and l.tIl. f.t!i'- ntn Iian. desires
-.tplt!on n nnr-rry 2oNerne~s or ASSISTANT
! Gr-SSuak"i good scans Slices. best refer
| .nc.s. AdAre.s FRANCE.. L57 ith.ave.
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Citn Real Geiaie 90 tct.

IL private family claiming 3.,torE and
is-elcnt lC-room house, in peii,ct order.
st II 200. Apply 10 house.
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Domestic 5ituaiions tuaMieo


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A ANrEIcAN PROTESTANT LADY
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- -..ks u,.tt.oa q. ,.Irart.,, M -
mia r,n h.. - h.lpul M .r,iiug ,yrI,.
ne, or saving; hirhl-c rf'r"nco- Mr>.
=. thuSti'u All r. Employment >"'",1,
% Bibir House, y. J.
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y HtNI HOt~t.- r.ta> amt prl-
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lpp MIA references 'itf a"u tUunti,.
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above lOtb--t
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"A washing. best city ir'el,h.e. 400. COS
80 las, t9th->t.. Ai.!o' b.a.
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n N,r, v'u would lhr 20 cara -oncthiYs
os r'a.iIg o" an Invalid -"NtiJi hou. "..N
d1A, or oh' OF tNi'. we q may b' -
'.fd. AnGr''~ D.. b'N ~ lIou"' 'i'c.
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[ ill.,, nn..tlou A. communion a. ctI,lI.n
ady for ,,h. 81 hou,. Adde'S COM
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1 10, il.ass ,.su a, 10 .,n.,S MN
"a '''' va" w 80 0''''''' - -
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n HAMBERM and WAITRESS, or
- ~ nurse. by n 1t, tidy English Prot
o-Clnt girl, late landed r-t-cla-s refer.
eh,os .. ON the other SIDE , lil'hg am ooil2.
ing .'S OF county ''l az ~ last
t4s''-t'
~ HAM BERNARD. a competent Der.
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Real estate.

~ STATES MANAGEDi-Collecti rent
II ing. repairing reference and security (;
sApecta,i moderate. Addrr Il. q. boa
$50. city.