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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-02-26
!. W. VA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1892.
A COyTRAsT.

He loved her, having felt his love begin
With that first look, as lover oft AYERS.
He made pale flowers his pleading mes
sengers,
Impressed sweet music, drew the spring
time in
To serve his suit but when he could not
win,
Forgot her face and those gray eyes OF
hers,
And at her name his pulse no longer stirs,
And life goes on as though she had not
been.
She never loved him. but she loved Love So
So reverenced Love, that all her being
shook
At his demand, whose entrance she denied.
Her thoughts OF him such tender color
took
AS western skies that keep the afterglow.
The words he spoke were with her Till she
died.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-02-26

ness relations-brought them togeth-
er frequently. He became familiar
visitor at the little home. Ere long
Fredrica was almost as fond OF him
a. of her mother. and the rememhran-
ces of fruits, flowers and bon-bons
which he always brought her did not
diminish her affection.
One day as she sat upon his knee IN
the little drawing room, Eric said TO
her. "Frederica, will your Lie bchen
do what you ask her TO do!'
Yes. indeed, Mr. Eric. Why
asked the child.
Then go TO her, aud ask her TO
bring you and come and live with me-
in my great big, lonely house"
The big EDITORS voice was full OF
something which Frederick could net
understand: she looked at him TO see
what he meant. bur his eyes were fixed
on her mothers face, which was bent
low over some flowers she held IN her
hand.
Slipping from his knee, Fredrica
obedieutly advanced to her mother :
side. and repeated his words. Then
Eric followed; kneeling beside her. he
took her hand in one OF his, and
Fredrica's in the other. Agnes, he
pleaded, "lAt. the child be my cham
pion. as she was once yours before
me. Come with her and I'LL my life
and nv home with the light of your
presence. Ny DAYS shall be devoted
to making you happy.
As Agnes gave him the answer he
longed for. a wave OF happiness swept
over her. She felt that the man
whose heart was large enough TO take
in her child and herself would be
faithful 10 the promises he made.
Fredrica consid- -rately left them
alone. a. she rushed of TO tell the
grand news TO Mrs Johnson IN the
kitchen. She wound up her recital
with: And SO. Mrs Johnson, mamma
and | are all both together going 10
live at Mr.. Eric's house always. Only
Won must remember, he wasn't the
bad editor-man after all; only the
very incest and loveliest man in the
whole wide world
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-02-26

From Weston comes the following
little story: Little Prudence McClel-
land. granddaughter Of the late w. +.
Arnold, who was sitting at the dinner
table, said: ''Grandma, give me some
butter" Her mother, with a reproving
look, said: "Pru, you must ask more
politely for things you want" Where
upon she said: please. dear grand
ina, give NE some butter, for Jesus
Christ's sake, amen
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-02-26

Little Dot-I know something my
teacher don't know.
Mamma-Indeed, What is that
Il knows when the world Is comm
TO Al end. and she doesn't. asked
her. and she said she didn't know"
"Oh! Well, who told your"
Uncle John. He said the world
would come > an end when ehildrens
stop askin' qsestions what nobody
could answer
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-02-26
$4,000 Remnant Sale!
Opens January Z, 1892.

MANY OF the articles offered are man
ufactnrers' and jubbers' remnants
purchased since the holidays,
especially the wraps. The
prices average less than
original cost of the
goods early in
the season:
1877 Ladies' late style of Wraps.
go Misses and Children's Wraps.
30 Fur Capes and 40 Muffs.
80 Shawls.
1000 yards OF Dress Goods.
l20 pairs Ladies Shoes.
90 pairs Children and Misses Shoes.
100 pairs OF Blankets.
80 Bed Comforts.
81 Counterpanes.
6s pairs Lace Curtains.
Baskets. Chinaware, Dolls, and
many other articles in the ladies de-
partments.
200 pairs Mems Shoes.
81 pairs Boots.
"a Boys Suits and Ov"rcoats.
IS Mems Suits and Overcoats.
Piece Goods aud Tailoring at big
reduction in prices for next so days
Large lot of Gents Underwear and
Furnishings.
This is the Largest Bargain Sale we
have yet offered our patrons.
UPDEGRAFFS,
One-Price Cash Store.
Hagerstown, Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-02-26

What happened 400 years ago this
year = asked Freddie's lady teacher.
Don't know" answered Freddie,
I'm only seven years. old"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-02-26

Mr.. Briggs Cat the restaurant)--
Bring me some limburger.
Mrs. Briggs dining with him.
Bring me some cbioroform.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-02-26
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-02-26
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-02-26

Eric Boynton sat writing pro-
found editorial at his desk in his pri-
vate Office. Suddenly the stiffness Of
the room was broken by a clear. pip
ing little voice saying: You are a
had mau. A very bad man.
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Holl, E. w. Hale, r. A. Hebron, E. P.
Johnson, Z. 7. Johnson, Fl. ". Johnson,
a. j. Johnston. q. W. Jackson, W. g.
Kendall, H. J. Kilgariff, II. kimbrough,
J. r. Laine, George Lavenson, c. K. Lip
man, II. NJ. LaRue, Jr.. w. E. Lovdal,
". W. Marvin, William Mclaughlin, +.
II. Metcalf, d. Mckay. +. Miller. c. W.
Mckillip, c. =. Nichols, f. l.. Orcutt, W.
X. Ormsby, J. n. Porter, f. A. Peltier.
u. Perkins, Jr., T. D. Ryan, I. A. Robie,
+. k. Swain, q. =. Simmons, +. NJ. Simp-
son, B. U. Steinman, A. Scheld w. NJ.
Sims, II. 6. Smith, j. J. Terry, c. \.
Thompson, L. S. Upsou, c. i. Wright, J.
i. Wright, II. c. Wood, II. Weinstock,
b. Wilson, E. c. Weinrich Among the
ladies present were: Misses Lucy Upson.
Jennie Lindley, Hattie MckilHp, Phoebe
Brown, Madge Hassett. Mabel Johnson,
May Carroll, Alice Smith, Edith Hough-
ton, May Taylor, Mollie Morton, Steve
son, Ale SIeveson, Sullivan, Blanche
Twitchell, Efie Clark, Hogan, Ruby
Flint, Jennie Mcfarland, Julia Sullivan,
and Mesdames Hale. " WeinsLock, Jack
son, Orcutt, DR.. Gardner, DR.. Lame,
Neale, Clark. Dillman. Davis, Frasier,
Bentley, Gill and buchanan.
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BRIEF NOTES.

The Office of Wells, Fargo & Co. will
close to-day.
1t is understood that the railroad en-
ployes here will receive their pay TO-
morrow.
The retail clerks are making another
attempt 10 have all stores closed at
O'Clock P. N.
One good result has been accomplished
by the rainstorm-there viii be no more
dust for few weeks.
Mrs. Theresa Coleman bought the
house and lot sold at auction on Tuesday
by D. J. Simmons, at 1917 Third street,
for 81 $40.
The death is announced Of 5. c. Corder.
III san francisco. Deceased formerly re-
sided here. He leaves wife, two sons
and three daughters-Charles Corder Of
Sacramento, Fred, Henrietta. Amelia and
May Corder Of san Francisco. His age
Was IS years.
For couple of days past tule fires have
been burning on the Yolo side Of the
river, several miles southwest Of the city.
The reflection Of the flames at night has
been suggestive OF the 'lightning's red
glare, painting hell on the sky" Yester-
day mornings rain, however, wet the
tuIes and dOused the glim.
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FIRE ladies BAEQUETED.
The Business Men Of Sacramento
Entertain Them.
A Splendid Feast and a Wealth OF
Songs, Speeches ana
Music.

The business men of Sacramento
rendered a banquet to the fire DEPART
meut last evening at Wissemann's Restau-
rant de France, and the fire laddies
turned out in force. Arrangements were
made so that the whole department could
attend, and in order that the city might
not be left unprotected, two engines stood
near the restaurant, so that the men
could lose no time in case Of an alarm.
But the festivities were not disturbed.
and the boys enjoyed themselves hugely.
Covers were laid for about hundred.
so as to include a number of invited
guests, and caterer Wissemann exerted
himself to make it a feast to be renlem-
bered.
The signal TO ''pitch in" was given
shortly before 9 o'cIock-and a second in
vitation was not necessary. While the
viands were being discussed the Toast
master. David Lubin, elected that the
musical and speech-making programme
should be inauguraUed, instead of waiting
until the end Of the menu was reached.
AS a result there was life and merriment
from beginning TO end.
The programme opened with remarks
OF welcome from Mr.. Lubin. lie paid a
high tribute to the lads who risk lie and
limb in behalf OF the public and SAID that
there was no reward sufficient to repay
them.
a quartet, composed of r. T. Cohn, DR..
Mllliken, Professor kinross and Horace
Crocker, was then introduced. The quar-
tet was heard several times during the
evening, and each time was applauded to
the echo. They gave some charming Sc
lections, including I'm the Gloaming,' -
In Old Madrid,'' Loves old Sweet
Song" 'Rocked in the Cradle Of the
Deep" and others.
There were speeches by Samuel Nc
Donald foreman of No. 81, Colonel j.
w. Guthrie, X. Z. Devlin, R. Hunt Fore
man OF the Hook and Ladder. r. Wat
kins. J. Q. Coleman, Frank Miller, ex-
Judge j. w. Armstrong, Joseph Stefiens.
Colonel G. Mason Kline of San Francisco,
Captain Nichols, Z. b. Willis, W. D..
Lawton, Robert Hawley and others.
Songs were sung by Firemen J. J. Lar
acy, Thomas Burke, G. Rankin. d. Me-
Donald and }. Sullivan, and stories were
told by Eugene Crouch, Professor Kim
ross and others. Win Katzenstein de-
lighted the diners with his recitation.
Mamma Has Gum Drops" Messrs.
Palm and Cross gave a charming banjo
duet, and there were numerous other
specialties not down on the programme.
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SOCIAL AND PERsONAL.

Hon. c. c. Wright Of Modesto is in the
city.
County Treasurer Lyons condition is
greatly improved.
Mrs. }. L. Linthicum of Red Bluff is
visiting friends IN this city.
Mr.. and Mrs f. Wentworth of Grass
Valley are at the Golden Eagle hotel.
Miss Mae Beede has gone to Marys-
vile, to spend the winter with her uncle,
Frank Gilman.
Deputy County Clerk Robinson went
to the Bay last evening, to spend Thanks
giving Day with his parents.
Miss Matte Grant has returned from
tue Normal School to visit her family
during the Thanksgiving season.
Crittenden Robinson and 4. c. Thorn
ton OF san Francisco came up last night
and are at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
Miss Bessie Wasserman, who has been
visiting Miss Rosa Myers for two weeks.
has returned to san Francisco, accom-
panied by Miss Myers.
Or. q. l.. Simmons, who has been con-
fined to his home for several DAYS with
symptoms OF pneumonia, is rapidly i'm
proving. The doctor contracted a very
bad cold while attending the annexation
meeting in Washington last week.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: ID. }. Medbury, q. Goldsmith
New York; Charles J. kappIer. Csrson.
7. f. Howe, Milwaukee; W. Wilson
Chicago; George +. Chaser, Denver: n
Wentworth and wife, Grass Valley; A.
B. Henderson, George Il. Shanters. a. \
Williams, ). q. Cumberledge. ". +
Perkins, Y. {. Thornton, Crittendan
Robinson, San Francisco.
Turner Hail was the scene of another
brilliant party last evening. The F.so,eric
"a 4. ~. tss- ss.ra ].
giving one OF those excellent dances for
which the club Is already noted. The ar
rangements We're made almost regard less
OF eXpense and the affair was n fitting
opening 10 the clubs season, which VII
comprise eight fuil-dress parties. Turner
Hall presents a much better appearance
since the walls have been papered and
the fresco-work retouched. Decorated as
il was, with so much taste and neatness.
the hall presented very pretty appear
ance last night in its maze Of Japanese
colOrings. The windows We're draped
with folds of yellow and blue BUNTING
and the settees around the hall were re-
placed by upholstered chairs and lounges
The music stand was neatly decorated
with evergreens and pOtted plants, and
the gas fixtures were entwined with
smilax. Orange-colored streamers and
wreaths of flowers were tastefully ar
ranged about the hall, and everything
was in keeping with the formal character
of the affair. About fifty couples
took part in the dancing, and al
most as many more Were spectators.
Neale's orchestra of eight pieces fur
nished the music and it was greatly en-
joyed. At IL o'clock a light supper
was served. after which dancing was
again resumed until about l o'clock.
The members of the club are:
A. Abbott, Wm. f. Briggs, L. I. Breuner,
Gus Buchanan, William Beckmar, NJ.
Beasley, c. II. Bentley, George II. Clark,
w. =. Coleman, i. A. Crouch, +. p. Col
gan, E. B. Carroll. j. c. Catlin, II. G.
Chapman. G. b. Glow, Fred Cox, K. T..
DAVIS, Z. J. Figg, L. L. Frazer, DR.. NJ.
Gardner, J. A. Gill, w. E. Gerber, 5. s.
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SUPREME CouRr MINIrRs
Department. One.

WEDNESDAY. NOven Der o.. $500
Court met at 10 a. N. PreSent-Paterson J..
presiding; Garoutte, j.; HARRISON, j.; cub
deputy Clerk; WashbuTn. Bail1f
S,O10-Gregory vs. Blanchard-Upon mo
ton, ordered tnat A. j. and EIwOod Bruner be
substituted in place OF Charles l.. Hayes as "a
tolneys Tor appellant; cause argued by A. j.
Bruner tor appellant, Il. 5. Miner Tor respond
ent, and submitted.
1S,00S-COnlon VS.. Gardner-Ou motion Of
Rus for appellant, and consent of RESPONDENT
ordered sub nitted upon briefs on iile
1S,OO3-Clark, ct al, VS.. Chapman-ITp0n
motion OF j. q. Mcguire forappellant ordered
submitted upon briefs on file.
1S,C06-Benicia Agricultural Works Is.
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Department Two,

EDNESDAY, November 23, 1892.
Court met at 10 \. V. Eresent-McFarland /,
j.; presiding; DeHaven, T.; Sharpsten, j.:
NC, aiEy, ItepUty Clerk; erwin, Bailim
13,Ol5-EShleman Ns. Henrietta Nincya-d
tolnpany-UtOn consent of counsel, ordered
that cause be continued, 10 he hereafter sub
mItied pursuant 10 Rule Ill
1S,O24 Elder vs.. kuIner-Upon stipula-
tlon on ile, ordered that cause be submitted
upon briefs on file.
5000 alley Lumber Company VS..
WOODS; le 011-Samuel VS.. A Aucn-Up0n CON
sent o. counsel, ordered that causes be sab
mltted upon briefs OF lille
q. lN.O3C-ioso Chane Water Company VS..
S.'liilDart--ttrEued by Topper for appellant
9,o3l-Peopie VS.. Selma Irrigation Dis
u, II,,teiTC2use argued 10y Merriam tor appellant,
" tl74l LOT resi- oadent, ana submitted.
. 9'o94-'liy OF Fresno vs. Fresno t. and l.
company ana Fresno Milling Compauy-Ar
gued ~ !. p. Ryan ior appellants, Terry for Ie-
sponutnt, and submitted
Adjourned TO FRIDAY. November %. 1S4o.
10 O'Clock A. M.
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Renl Esrnte lrnns.ors.
The following real estate transfers have
been reeordeI since our last ranar-:

The following real estate transfers have
been recorded since our last report:
Estate Of John Gleason, deceased, to
Margaret ana Mary A. Gleasou-U di-
yided hali TO each of south l2O feet of
lots an 4, S and T, Tenth ana Eleventh
streets; and to John and Y. +. Gleason an
UNDIVIDED half to each of north 40 feet
OF lots and j. : and II. Tenth ana Elev-
enth streets, and lots l 10 >, L and U,
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
frank Rider to Mrs Mary i. Earle
" est haII OF lot 4, y and G, Twenty
seventh ana IWcntv-eighth streets.
Edwin Is. Alsip 10 Robert \. Easton-
N"rJhWest y quarter Of northwest quarter
ana southwest quarter Of northwest quar-
Ter OF northwest quarter Of section =.
township = north, range east.
W NIlliam Coulsun 10 John Coulson-
last nall Of northeast quarter Of section
=, township north, range g cast
Johu CoulsOu TO Robert I.araen--ast
haIi Of northeast quarter Of section q.
township north, range g east.
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zFlcrtti1o z,utfces.

ERMANS- ARE CORDIALLY IN
~ N!ted 10 attend the Than giving service
10 ne held 0t the German Lutheran Church
corner Twelfth and X streets. THIS EVEN,
pastor -
CAPITAL. ALLIANCE. NO. s. sT. PAT-
y rex Alliance OF California, meets at Y.
~ N. l. Han THIS Thur day. EVENING ut 7
SI9ck JAMES QUILINEN, President.
boCG1-As. recording Secretary. 1ta
NASLIFORNIA TEMPLE, No. i, PYTHIAY
T. ENING. Initiation. 80
c, MARIE GASCHLIN. NJ. &c.
GRACE QUINTON, NJ OF re, II
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AgrlculturaI commissioners.

W. S. Lamb Of ROhnerville has been re-
appointed Commissioner Of Agriculture
for the Ninth District by the Governor.
Bayard, and L. G. Greig, vice c. +. Good
rich, have also been appointed Commis-
sioners for the Ninth Agricultural Dis
frict
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E2nBul Bulatate 71napnr4--.

Estes ct al.-Pursuant to stipulation flied
herein. order submitted upon briefs on He =
1o,O1Q-lyon Ks. Knowles ct aI.-By con-
sent, ordered Submitted upon briefs on lie.
4o,O1i-Bulldrd VS.. McCardle ct aI-Bv
coiise NJ, ordered submitted upon briefs on file
7,O1 13-Blsley Us. Gray eI al.-Argued by
CLurch Tor respondent and submitted
lS,OI4-Splnney vs.. Griffith Upon motion
%, ol Cmuic9 ana consent Of appellant, ordered
submitted upon briefs ON Tile.
AQiOurNen-
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Dancing PARTIES.

Tomorrow evening the Evening Star
Social and Dramatic Club will give
grand ball at Turner Hall. The grand
march Will take place at $50 o'clock.
Warren Post and Edward Roby Circle,
G. Il. r., viii give a social dance tonight
Thanksgiving.
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4 In1guG.

OST IT. a GOLD GLOVE BUTTONFP
-. - WIN tamoQurine attachment Finder r5,
stars, and receive reward. '1P
/ osT u LARGE DIAMOND FARRT75G
- Finder Will be literally 1ewaTdaI 10 ~, '
turning to 11O4 ] street n95-2tt g.
The record-union., 1892-11-24

Lucie-Ned made a ringing speech last
nIgnt, mommer. Mommer-Un Unl-um !?
Lucie-Yes. He asked me to be his wife.
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Q5e21rrul 5tcTfrea.


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= 49,, ~, ~ ~ given at Turner Hall bv me
it t,,.,9 ol 1Le Cathedral. The best hOt t1rjfey-
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ILo5e VINO purchased tickets. moi yyisf,i,'r -
a"'teAu " the evening entertainment con Iiee 3i,a
ucNet for the dinner. ''Ili IN, ,s9e 81. t.is
pFOFEssOR MEAD CASTS H0R-7S1,GI5I;
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80 80 fucSJIohS OF hie agent for Saularifa-,
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years, win a view to matrinonv -, ~
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n ADAM MARGARET. CTATPYOV Nm
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{ NANCE MAMMA, A DELICIOUS CANTV
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SSti1rS' tlle worst cases solicited Agents. ~
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{{TANTED TO PAsTURE-IO0 HEAD ~
" stock on good alfalfa pasturage ana
plenty OF hay. Address J. STOUT, Perkins,
OStl. n23-12t#
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AMUSEMENTS

The sale of seats for the Alexander
Salvini engagement Legins this morning
at the box Office of the Clunie opera
house. Salvini plays here two nights in
two Of the best Of the old standard dramas,
Don Caesar de Bazan'' and The Three
Guardsmen." He is fast following in the
footsteps of his iIlustrious father. one Of
the foremost dramatic lights Of the CEN
tury. Noung Salvini las already taken
place i'll the front rank, and has won
more hearty commendation than any
young artist Of his time.
Joseph NJ. Mount, advance agent for
the Julia Marlowe Company. is in the
city. This distinguished actress is to ap-
pear here in few days il two Of Shake
speare's finest dramas. No actress has
advanced so rapidly in the favor OF the
public and the critics as Miss MarloWe.
Her recent engagement in San Francisco
was a veritable Shakespearean revival,
and her art commanded from the press
unanimous and unstinted approval and
praise.
The record-union., 1892-11-24
Festival OF seasons.

on Tuesday ana Wednesday EVENINGS
next the FESTIVAL OF Seasons win tara
place at the Westminster Presbyterian
Church
The record-union., 1892-11-24

7 JAPANESE YOUNG BOY WANTS 3TTTT-
- allon 10 do housewOrk or any kind of
WORK. Address il. %. Box %, this CITY. MO- -2t5.
The record-union., 1892-11-24

4 n ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN OF coon
~ address wanted as salesman: must come
Wei recommended Call before II NJ. 5O9J
street, Sacramento, Cal. n33-8t
The record-union., 1892-11-24

(NANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL,
Inquire at S26 X street n93-s}7E
The record-union., 1892-11-24

yETANTED-MEN FOR FARMS, VINE
w yards, diaries and all kinds of labor:
women ana girls for cooking and general
houseWor6; plenty OF work for desirable help
Apply at EMPLOY YNIENT OFFICE, Fourth
street. X and l..
The record-union., 1892-11-24

NV u OFFER TO GENERAL AGENTS
~ ana canyassers exclusive territory. free
newspaper advertising, "a chance 10 deliver
sgods 1e-ore paying for them. immense profits
'tlG "a permanent business. Address CON
6OLlDAIED, Lynn, Mass Tvr>
The record-union., 1892-11-24

WANTED - 4 GIRL FOR GENERAL,
w houSeWork ana cooking; no washing.
Apply southeast corner Eighth and 81 streets.
The record-union., 1892-11-24

ITO LET-TWO ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
1 housekeeping; also, single rooms: no chill
dren- 1872 street. n22-1Ws