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BookJceepcrsi Clerks* &c«
TTrANTED—A COMPETENT DOUBLE-ENTRY
ii bookkeeper and pood penman to go West: one
familiar with the retail lumber business: none others
need apply; married man preferred. Address LUM*
BEIL Tribune office.
"\T7ANTED— A MAN WHO THOROUGHLY UN
it demands foreign accounts and moneys, and has
had some years experience in foreign shipments of
meats and provisions. Address H 60, Tribune office.
ft loan employers 53.000 on first-class security. Ad
dress staling salary and experience F 3S, Tribune office.
ANTED—AN EX PERIEK CEDTsROCERY CLERK
(Scandinavian): best job in Chicago for good
clerk. H. W.J*ARK£ft,_?fiO Westlndiana-st. U
TJrAKTkb-CLERK FOR DRUG"sTOREVao MILES
ft west. Apply to VAN SCHAACK. STEVENSON
A CO., wholesale druggloU, 92 and M Lake-st.
WANTHD-A YOUNG MAN OF 17 YEARS IN A
fancy grocery store. An Englishman preferred.
Address M SO, Tribune office. •
TTTANTED^EXPKIUENCED ENTRY CLERK BY A
* » wholesale dry-goods house. Address Z 32, Trib
une office. •
WANTED-A GOOD SALESMAN TO SOLICIT OR
der* for linen collar* and cuffs at retail lo the
city; largest stock In the city to select from. LUAt
STAR SHIRT CO., 193 Dearborn-et.
\\J ANTED—A SINGLE MAN r . RO H,
VV rears old who understands bookkeeping and
willing to make himself generally useful a*
tcmlent, atDOREMUS’ Laundry. 205SouthPaullna-st.
Must come well recommended.
WANTED— A COMPETENT SALESMAN FOR
tbe domestic department; one who can apeak/
German preferred- 107-111 West Madlaon-st. £4 ?
Trades*
WANTED— FIFTY GOOD CARPENTERS AT
new trotting park, near Central Park; .stages will
start every morning at a o'clock from west end of
Waihlagton-st. tunnel; transportation free both_ways.
Yi^ANTED-IMMEDIATELY-SIX GOOD CAR-
V\ rlago-lrimmers. Address P. 0. Box 1953, South
Bend, lud.
WANTED-FOUR CABINETMAKERS, AT NO.
211 __
TIT - ANTED—SO MORE EXPERIENCED FINISH-
W era on pants. Highest prices paid at CLEMENT
t SAVER’S. 416-424 MUwaukee-av.
VITAS TED—BUTCHER. HAVING HIS OWN WAG
VV on and being welt acquainted with Chicago city
trade: good references required. Apply at Chicago
Meat Preserving Company, LaSalle and Michlgan-sta.
W r PETE NT WATEIt-COLOi: AN I)
VV Indla-Ink artists; steady employment. Call at 71
Dearborn-sc, Room 36, and If convenient bring speci
men of work. ■
■WANTED—AN* OIL PRESS MAN; ONE WHO UN
VV demands the Callahan pump. Address K 68,
Tribune office. _____
TIT ANTED—A MAN ON MOLDING-MACHINE
Vf to make picture-frame molding. Oil Caoel-st.
MOLD Eli, ONE SASH
\1 and door maker, one tenonlng-machlne hand,
one sash and door sticker, and three general carpen
ters: also a good boy woo understands running a mor
tislng-machine. NORTHWESTERN PLANING MILL
COMPANY, 102 West Chicago-uv.
’\\TaNTED-A GOOD CARRIAGE TRIMMER. AD
VV drees DrREMER 4 SQLTEK. Elgin.-ill.
* A NTKU—AT COLOMBA IRON FOUNDRY. 30
VV Froai-»t., fire xaolders; none but good workmen
need apply.
■\\7ANTED—BLIND-MAKER AND BENCH HANDS,
VV also flooring-machine hand, at mill, comer of In
dlana-st. bridge. North Side.
\\7 AKTED-F I iVs T-CLASS PHOTOGRAPHIC
VV printer and toner. I*o6 North Clark-st.
Coachmen* Xeamsters* &c«
WANTEU-A DECENT OLD MAN OR A GOOD
boy who can take care of horse and buggy and do
chores can find a situation. Apply at 35 South Water-st.
vtTanteit^a”man and wirErnF. as'ccacr"
VV man, she for general housework: must be a good
cook, washer, and Irocer. Will give sls a mouth and
board. To the right party a good home is offered. Ad
dress H 28, Tribune 012-*s.
TX7ANTED TWO EXPERIENCED HOSTLERS.
VV Call aftero a. m. at BASSETT’S stables, rear of
IS and 17 Harm jn-court.
£mploT>ncnt Agencies.
XX 7 ANTED—IOO RAILROAD LABORERS FOR THE
VV C. AA.R. IL Wages. 51.40 to 51.75. Fifty Me
chonpew at 12c. Free fare. Leave Tuesday. One hun
dred for Michigan. Five farm bancs. CHRISTIAN is
CO., 208 South Watcr-st.
\\TANTED-ALL THE GOOD RAILROAD LABOH
VV crslcangci: wagesfrom sl.4Uto 51.75 per day;
also 50 tie-makers at 12 cents per tie. Board, $3.50 per
week. W. H. McHUGH.
W A^*TEI) “ 2U,) LABORERS FOR C. & N. W. IL R.
W Co. In Wisconsin and Illinois: 100 la Missouri at
$1.40 and SI. 75 per day: 50 tie-makers, free fare: lo
lana bauds. J, H. SI'KRBKCK’S, 21 West Randolph-st.
TI7ANTED-lUO GOOD ABLE-BODIED MEN FOR
VV railroad work and farm work. Call at 79 South
Canal-si. E. G. HAIGHT.
miscellaneous*
TTTANTED—FIRST-CLASS TRAVELLING SALES
VV man on commission, to represent a large parlor
furniture house. Address D 16, I'ribuuc office.
*XX7 ANTED—SALESMAN TO SELL CIGARS ON
V V commission. F 23. Tribune office.
WANTED AMERICAN SINGERS! HIGHLY
VV honorable pomlou; double quartette; see U 7G,
miscellaneous column.
■\\rANTED-A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT MAN
VV as steward of a social club; best of references re
oulred; salary about Ssoj>er month. Address XXX,
Tribune oQce.
TIT ANTED—CANVASSERS FOR GOOD BOOK;
W good pay. U. T. HELM, Room 27, IC3 Washing-
ton-Et,
V?7ANTED—A CANVASSER FOR A NEW PAVE
i v meat; one experienced In paving contracts pre
ferred; give experience and reference. Address K 71,
Tribune office.
T\^ ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS CORRESPONDENT
• v for a grain-receiving house: only ihose under*
standing the nature of the business need answer. 1159,
Tribune office.
T\7ANTED—A MAN FOR PORTER. CALL MON
vi day morning at Su Caroline’s Court Hotel.
\\7ANTED-T WO GENTLEMEN CONVEUSAS"T
” with French shorthand system. Address K 44,
Tribune office.
T\7AN TED—A TRUSTY, CAPABLE OFFICE BOY
M for steady place. Address M 87, Tribune office.
XT7ANTED JMMEUIATKLY—T WO~bir THREE
*» traveling men to sell our good* on commission In
connection with another line. MEEKER BROS., man
ufacturers cf Pocket Books and Fancy Leather Goods,
88 Stale-rt.
TXT ANTED—AN ADVERTISING SOLICITOR WHO
• i understands his business. 71 Dearhora-su.
Room 45.
W ANTED-A BOY ABOUT 14 TO LOOK AFTER
cows. Apply Sunday at 1615 Staic-st.
>i needles, chromos, oil paintings, stationery pack
ages, jevrcirr, etc. Inducements greater than any
other house can oficr. Call at once. C. il. LiNiNU-
ToN, 45 Jackson-su, Chicago.
X\7ANTED—EMPLOYMENT FOR MEMBERS OF
»• the Masonic fraternity In every State; capable
men can make gi.ooo to ?i. a v,-ar; sinterhlng new
ami important to every member. CARSON & CO., ir.O
Dearborn-st.
WAN I‘KO—MAN and wife, the MAN TO DO
general work around vard and take care of team,
the wife to !>e good cook and laundress. Address F 78.
Tribune office.
TTf ANTED—'fN A LAW OFFICE A SHORT-HAND
v* writercompeteur to take dictation. Must write
o good hand. Salary S4u per mouth- Address M 83.
Tribute office.
XXf ANTED—A YOUNG MAN THAT UNDER
• I stands gardening, care of horse and cow. and to
make himself useful around the house. Wages sls per
month and board. Address M t*6. Tribune office.
X\TANTED-A FEW FIRST-CLASS MEN TO CALL
»» early and secure an agency for one of the best
selling articles in the market, F. E. HOLMAN, Room
2 Ashland Block.
\V ANTED—TRAVELING SALESMEN; MEMBERS
» » of cither Masonic or Odd Fellows fraternity; en
gagement to commence *ept. I. Apply immediately,
jtoomsGandT, l.vi Dearborn—t.
l\r anted—g'o»Vd men for traveling and
tt local agents to -cl! gpods of our manufacture;
will give Huch »pplcnuid chance to make money. Ad
dress Room 2:1. i.asalic-?t.
■WANTED-A TRAVELING ’MAN FOR THE
»I crockery, glass-van*, and lamp business; one who
thoroughly under-toads It. Address N 7U, Tribune.
'WANTED-ACTIVF. MAN WITH ??:w ANT) GOOD
I » references to take lii!ere>t in a Uicratlve business
that will bcariave.-ilgatiou. Address Ncr Tribune.
TX7ANTKD-VOUNO MAN TO WORK IN OFFICTC
v I who has ?2ut' to loan emplovcr on good security.
Address N 60, Tribune office.
T\7ANTED—RELIABLE M \N WITH mifOSLCFO
ii to luv-Xflipatc a safe, legitimate and paying buO-
Dcsa. with a view of taking control of branch office. A
1 references given and required. Address N 59, Trib
une office.
ViTANTKD-ONE GOOD SALESMAN TO SELL
I goods to tailors In the city: one for country; state
experience, with reference and salary expected. An
dress N 80. Triuune office.
WANTED— MAX AND WIFE. WITHOUT CUlL
dren; woman mustbe a good cook, washer, and
trouer. and man for general worg; to go to neighbor
ing CaH Monday till 4 p.m.atiioi Washington.
W'ANTND— A SllOin'-HAND nvritei: fur grx"-
cral office work; wages low. but steady work;
stale price: references. Ktii, Tribune office. *
V\ r ANTED—GOOD MEN EVERYWHERE TO SELL.
* f to travel and appoint agents to sell the best wind
mill made. Big pay on small capital. W. A. GUZK
MAN. general agent, 256 Mate-fit-. Chicago.
Yl r ANTED-YOUNG MAX OR BOY TO RUN-EN
} » g!ae. Apply at Empire Carpet-Cleaning Co.. 59
South canal-su, Monday morning at 7 o'clock.
\V* ANTED—GOOD FARM HAND; ONE TU \T
V knows how to do any kind of work on farm; no
other but such nceiapp.y Call Monday, from 10 to 12
-ANT KD -FOUR CANVASSERS TO WORK BY
.* f. the day; good pay. Only genteel men wanted.
Can Monday morning ready for work at I4*::t State-fit.
W ANTKII-MES, to SELL SOME SEtr .lP.Tl
.dies, also stationery. chromos. and notions: pars
vHvt'r JHtnreuiage. Circular* free AMERICAN
NoNtLH COMPANY. 186 Siate-st.
\\ ANTED—A SMART SALESMAN TO SELL BY
it cample on commission to the retail dry coeds
trade in c:ty._*iaplc artlciei. M 7s. Tribune office.
\\r ANTED—10LABORERS AT STIEN <2 UEARsH’S
_ * bmid.ng, corner Archcr-av. and yuarry-st.
WANTEf»-50 LABORERS "WITH " SHOVELSi
, Monday morning. to work on new racc-course
adjoining central Perk. D. H. FLAVIN, contractor.
Vt'ANTED—A YOUNG GERMAN TO MILK AND
herd cows. Apply at last house on Hubbard-sr.,,
between Arte>iaa-av. and Seymour-*:.
WASTED-Squcnuite-OOOD MEN TO G!» A
** few milt** In the country and solicit orders for a
£*>t-cl*M culfecription book; hve rears’ work guaran
teed in the best of territory; commissions liberal. N
02, Tribune office.
\\TANTED-SEVERAL“men OF GOOD EDUCA-
Hod and address, having from £25 to Sioo. to
sell and establish agencies fora special line of cowls,
having a practical monopoly. Call at Room 1. No. 317
Mate s:., above dentist's office.
XVTED-FEMALE HELP#
DotncttUcs*
TTTANTED—GIRL rUU GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
\ \ Must have good references. Apply at 139 Park
av., near Lincoln. ■
T*7 ANTED—GOOD STEADY GIRL FOP. GENERAL
ft • housework. Call after 9 o'clock Monday, pre
pared to stay If engaged. 52 Vlflcencea-av.
" Domestics—Continued#
TIT ANTED—FI RST-CL ASS COOK FOR BOARDING*
\V boose* none but competent ones need apply; alto,
girl to wash dishes and be useful. Apply 264 Ontario-al.
TTTaNTED— \ GOOD COOK. "WASHER, AND
VV ironer; none need apply unless competent t> fill
the position and can give good reference. IOIj Micbl
pan-ar. ; .
VttaXTED—WOMAN’ TO COOK, WASH AND
W Iron, and young girl to do light work. Apply at
359 West Taylor-tt. ; _
-irrANTEU-A TinfoißL foroexeual house
\ V work fa a family of four. 17 FUmorc-fiL; Oifden-
or. cars.
GIRL- TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
VV ' work In a private family; wages $2.50 per week.
Cal! at 357 West Congresa-st. Monday, and com® pre
pared to slay. _
I 'll7' ANT E D —AN EXPERIENCED COLORED
VV woman for general housework: bring good
yfir references; wages S 3. Apply immediately at 304
'East Indlana-st.
TV TASTED—A COMPETENT PROTESTANT GIIIL
W for general housework; references required.
618 West Congress-st, ; .
TA 7 ANTED-GIKL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
VV 1094 West liarrison-st. '
TT7ANTKD-A GIRL TO ASSIST: SI PER WEEK.
V? 02 Throop-Bt. ■
TI7ANTKD—A YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL FOR
VV .genera! housework In a family of two adults.
Apply at 4159 Grand boulevard, near Forty-second-et.
IYfANTED-A'sTI'ADY GIRL FOR WORK IN
VV this hotel. St. Caroline’s Court. Ellrabcth-st.
.ATfXNTED—AN EXPERIENCED COLORED WOM
VV' an as cook; must he a good washer and Ironer.
and bring unexceptionable references. Apply on Mon
day from 10 to 1 o'clock. 259 Oak-st.
W~ANTKD—GERMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN GIRL
VV tor general housework. 139
rrr WTED-A GIRL THAT UNDERSTANDS COOK
VV fng and laundry, tor small family. Prefer one
over recently from old country. Apply at once at 45
Twcnty-tlfth-si. ___
TVANTKD-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
VV work; Swede. German. Dane, or Norwegian pre
ferred. Call at 1229 Indiana-av.
VJ7ANTKD-A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
VV housework, German or Swedish preferred, at 78
Archerav., drygoods store. _ __
WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL FROM 15 TO 17
VV years of age to assist In general housework In a
small family. Call at 31i) West Taylor-sf. •
TI7ANTED—A GOOD SERVANT GIRL, SWEDE,
VV Norwegian, or German: must be willing to do
ali kinds of housework. Apply to MRS. ALLAN
PINKERTON, 554 West Monroe-st,
WANTED-A GIRL TO DO THE IVORS IN A
small family, six mile* out of town. Call Mon
day at 13-’ Clark-st., Room ti.
\\r avt"i*i d-~ a* l »Trl, stranger in THE CITY.
VV with no friends; smart, neat, and can sew and
do light housework; one that I can make a companion
of. MRS. L. BURR, West side Post-Office.
WANTF-D-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W housework: must be a good cook. Apply Mon
day morning at 1259 Pratrie-ay.
\T fANT E D—A NEAT, TIDY GIRL FOR GENERAL
VV housework In small family: must be Norwegian
or German, aod come well recommended. 500 Fulton.
■ vEtANTED—AT ' 273~ASULAND-A V.-A 'COMPE
VV lent girl rt» do general housewoyk; Scandinavian
or German. __
WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL UOUSE
work at 516 Calumct-av., near Thirty-second.
TVyANTKD-EMPLOYMENT FOR WOMEN AND
VV girls of all nationalities; board $2 and $2.50 a
week. Good Samaritan Society, 173 East Randolph-st.
XI7ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
VV work In a small family; Dane or German prefer
red. Call at 1403 Portland-av.
'WANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
VV housework. Apply atssl North Clark-st.
W’ "ANTED—A GOOD GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK AT
3U2 Grovcland Parfc-av. ___
GIRL FOR GENERAD HOUSEWORK
VV at 53 south Curtls-st.
\TrANTEI>-A GERMAN OR SWEDE GIRL FOR
VV general housework. Call at 684 West Monroe-st.
VV TAN T E I)—A G 6 OD Gll{ LINA S MAL LP RIV AT E
VV family. Wages $2 per week. Apply at 771 West
Adama-tt.
\X7 ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED. RELIABLE GIRL
VV for general housework at 349 Calumet-ar.
XX7ANTED-A GIRL'FOR LAUNDRY AND CHAM
VV ber work; need not apply unless a good laun
dress. 430 Michlgim-av.
IX7ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENF.RAL HOUSE-
V V work in a small family of two ; ersoas; well rec
ommended; German or American preferred. 1020 In
diaaa-av.
V\TANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
V> housework; must be neat and tidy. 603 West
Monroc-su
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
• V German or Scandinavian. 4US West Monroc-st.
\TT a -NTKI)-GIRL IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAM
VV lly. 331)Eills-av. near Brook.
U T A.\TKD-A G 001) GIRL TO 'KEEP HOUSE AND
VV do the work for an old lady and her son (.’JO years
old). Address,stating age, eic..F 22,Daily News office.
W T ANTEI)-A GERMAN GIRL TO DO GENERAL
YV housework at HOG Pralrie-av.
WANTED—'STRONG ANT) WILLING YOUNG
VV girl to do general housework at 12«?2 West Mon
roe-st. Apply Munaay and Tuesday; wages §2 per week.
\I7*ANTKD—A'COOk7~WASHER AND IRUNER.
>V 55 1 v.tuty-elghth-51,, between Wabash and
Mlchigan-avs.
r ANTED—A NEAT. TIDV GIRL FOR GENERAL
VV homework in small private family. Apply at 9
Bryan-place, uppo.-iic Union Park.
\\7ANTKD—AT 527 WEST'-WASHINCTON-ST.; A
VV German or Scandlhavlcn girl: must be good cook
and laundress, and have references. Call Monday.
VI jfANTED— A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
»» cral housework In a small family, at 833 Indiana
av.; mutt be a pood cook and laundress. ■
\irANTKD- A GIRL TO DO HOUSEWORK, AT 63
>• Tweaty-founh-st.
XXTANTEI^TWO~GIIILS.T)NE FOI*. GENEUAL
it housework, the other for light second work and
to take cute o: children: Germans preferred; refer*
euces required. 5*7 Wahash-av., near Twelfth-st,
XV ANTEb-ACO()I> GERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL
I » for general housework In a family of three adults.
Apply at 135 Waimrt-at,
XXT A N TED —TWO GOOD SERVANT GIRLS. ONE
ii for second work «ad one ua nurse girl. Call at 10
a. m. Moudayat 1499 iudlaua-ar.
\\fANTED-A GERMAN OR NORWEGIAN GIRL
\ V to do general homework; good wages will be paid
a competent girl. Apply at 1226 Wabarii-av.
IXr ANTED-A GOOD G 1 RL'FOU GENERAL HOUSE
i? work. Inquire at 163 Twemy-lUlh-st.
\v ANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
if housework. also one as nurse and seamstress.
Reference required. 129 Calumel-av. (No Irish).
W ANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN (COL
ored preferred) to do general housework. Apply
at basement 2lri chestuuc-st.
WANTED - A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
»V housework; must be a gooil washer and Irouer;
German preferred. Inquire at 451 North Clurk-st.
\\ TAX TED—A GIRL FOR SECOND WORK; PUI
- vate family. 2'V* Erie-st.
\T7ANTED-G lirL FOIt”GENERAL HOUSEWORK
i» in a small tamlly r.tC97 West Jackson-st.
\\FANTKD —GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
it German. Swede. Norwegian, or Dane preferred.
Apply at 385 West Washington*?!.
guodT - tidy girl WHO THOR*
oughly understands general housework. Apply at
214 Ogdcu-av.
\VANTKD-A COMPETENT COOK; GERMAN OR
Vi Swedish preferred; mu«t he first *c!asfc in every re*
Apply, with reference. Monday, at 515 West
Adams-st.
117 AN FED—A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE*
vV work at 135 South Peorla*st.; good wages to the
best girl.
\TTANTE D—TWO DINING-ROOM GIRLS AND A
it girl for general housework; good wages. No. 7
North Clark-at.
\VANTKD~AT 10 SOUTH CLARK-ST. A GOOD
• * cook, washer, and ironcr. None but a competent
person need apply. A middle-aged person preferred.
Good wage-*.
\\> ANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
»• at 3(»4 Warreu-av.
\\taStkd—a gii ; l"to do d ene iT7vl7n ouse^
»V work In a private family. Apply Mouday at 52
South aangaimm-yt.
\\7ANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL lIOUSE
»i work. Must be good washer and froner. Refer
ences required. Inquire at 247 North LaSalle-st.
WANTED— A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
i> housework: a!»o a little girl. Apply Monday
morning at 314 'Vw with references.
\\ A N TED—A NACITVKGI ii L~ l : () DO GENERAL
11 housework at a good jilace. (DU West Indiana-et.
\ ANT!•:!>— VKGEI’ABLE ' COOK AT~ATLANTIC
1 1 Hotel. Applyat the office.
Wtanthd-gißi. for "okkermThoi’skwork
ii at ns South Sangamon-st. German or Norwegian
preferred.
V\tANTEI)-A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
t» housework at 610 West Monroe-st.
WANTED- FIRST-CLASS’*'VEGETABLE COOK
»» at Atlant:c Hotel. Apply Inmredlutelr.
\\tantf.d - girl"to’ "do~genkral~”hocse»
if work, at IT 1 ? Warren-av. Apply Monday.
\\7AN TED—AN 'EXPEiIIENCED'COOK. IMMEDI
>T ately. 167 Wabasb-av.. basement.
WANTED-A GOOD COOK; ALSO GIRL FOR
>i second work. Apply at No. 128 Dearborn-av.
WANTED-A FIUSf-CI7\SSGE!;MA"N OR SWEDE
if girl for general housework 48 Ada-st.
V\7 ANTED—DOMESTICS—WORKING WOMEN OF
»V Chicago and the Northwest will flnd.lt decidedly
to their advantage to secure position* through my of
nce. as I can protect (hem in every way and see them
placed in responsible homes in the city and country. 1
can place a larger number on duty dally if they come
with sufficient clothing to commence work. Ail who
acton this suggestion will save themselves lime and
money. 1 will ‘notify frl?r.c« of your whereabouts.
NETTA G. ROOD. 51 Lasalle-st.
\\TASTED-.K GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL
>? housework: small family; good wages. Must lie
well recommended. Call Monday morning after 8
o'clock. 482 Norm Cltrk-st.. upper flat.
\\taNTED-AT 804 "mICHIGAN-AV., A FIRST
ii cl a.-* second-girl. Good reference* required. Call
Monday altern o'clock.
\\rANTED— AT 126 J INDIANA-AV., A GOOD RR~
ii liable girl for general housework. References
required
VJ^ANTED—AT 830 MICHIGAN-AV.. LAUNDRESS
and second p;rl for private boarding-house.
tXTAXTKIIH'OMfETSNf'GEHMANi SWEDISIL
t» ur Norwegian girl to do geuerai housework at 198
Twcnty-fifth-su
WASTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
i ? work. Good reference required. Call Monday.
115 Dciplalues-st., near Monroe.
\\TAN TED-GOOD GERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL
»» tor general hou-ework; one who Is willing to
work; good wages. 217 East Indiana-st.
\\TAN’fED-X~GOOD GIRL TO DO CHAMBER
t> work and asdat in dining-room. Apply alter 9
at 579 Mlcblgan-av.
iZouscirccpcm
WANTED-A HOU.BEKr.EPEK TO DO THE WORK
of three In larnilv: must be a good plain cook.
Call for three days at 1176 Michlgan-av.
tV ASTEI> A THOROUGH HOUSEKEEPER
>v where rooms arc rented. Address AB, Rooms
Custom-House, with references.
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY. AUGUST 4, 1878-SIXTEEN PAGES.
WAIVTED*.FEigALjB HELP*
Seamstresses*
WASTED— 100 EXPERIENCED (£OAK-M AKERS:
eood pay. steady employment. BEIiALD
BROTHERS, J!4O Madlson-aL
TTTAVTED—GOOD HANDS ON OVERALLS
\V Jumpers; steady work. 72i.Weat Hunbard-at.
"experienced OPERATORS ON
straw
good hand* at TUKKIxGTOJfS. 138 and 140 M aoaab.
WANTED— A FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER; ONE
who can cut and fit. Call at 139 North HaUtcd-
Et., op-italra, front.
WANTED - FIRST-CLASS OPERATORS, FlN
lehers, and buttonhole matters to.work on One
coats; no others need apply. Calljii M 3 West Indiana.
XXTANTED—[UST~C LA S S VAMPKR OK CHIL-
W dren’s tine shoes at 24 State-st.. corner Lake. r.
O. CASS.
Vt7ANTKD—EXX-ERIENCED OVERALL AND JUM-
V* per makers; open evenings after 7 o clock. Lake
Shore Manufacturing
AjTfEb"“ESPEUIENCED CLOAK MAKERS
with machines: steady employment. Call at once.
SIEGEL, HARZFELD JI CO.,JlsaudJ_l7 Fifth-ar.
Yf7ANTED”TW6 GIRLS TO WORK ON SINGER
VV machine on shop coats. 243 West Polk-st., up*
stairs.
TT7ANTED-1 COAT-BASTER, 3 GOOD MACHINE
VV operators. 50 hands to make overalls; steady
work and good pay; machines sold. 178 South Water
st.. Room". .
WTANTED—EXPERIENCED HANDS TO WORK
VV on gents’ fine underwear; only first-class need
npply. 160 Van Burcn-st. . ___
lir'ANTED-A GOOD BUTTONHOLE MAKER ON
VV white shirts. 471 West Madlson-st.
WANTED— FIRST-CLASS SHIRT HANDS; AP
ply immediately. LONE STAR SHIRT CO., 193
Dcarborn-st. .
Nurses*
■yyANTED-A NURSE GIRL AT 490 VERNON-
TVrANfED - A GERMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN
VV girl, 14 to 10 years old, to help take care of baby.
Call at 347 Mohawk-st., corner Cenire-st.
WANTED— A*ciUL TO TAKE CARE OF A BABY
at 14 Wlnchester-av.
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED GIRL TO ASSIST
in the care of a baby 3 rooutli* old. References
required. Address K 61, Tribune office.
TI7ANTED--A YOU.\G”6IItL TO TAKE CARE OF
VV children. Apply at 43 North Morgan-st.
W~~TnTED - A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
nurse last of August, Address, with terms and
references, M 64, Tribune otUce. _ __
VTfANTED—A WET NURSE. APPLY MONDAY
VV at 83 Ccntre-av.
WANTED-A WET NURSE. MUST BE NEAT
and healthy. Apply at 54 Throop-st..
Lauix dresses*
WANTED-AT MME. T. MAGREY'S FRENCH
laundry, two first-dais shirt finishers; $u a week
and steady work, or 5c a shirt; none hut first-class
need apply.
WANTED— FIRST-CLASS IRONERS FOR SHIRTS
and ladies’clothes in the laundry. 152 East Chiy
cago-av. Swedish or German preferred. *-
WANTED— TWO FIRST-CLASS SHIRT-IRONING
glria at GANNOTT’S Laundry, 974 Wabashuv. _
ANTED—SHIRT-IRONERS FOR STORE WORK.
LOOMIS’ Laundry, 193 and 195 West
TtTaNT E D —Two GOOD LAUNDRY GIRLS WHO
VY understand their business: come well recommend
ed. Cali at 227 West Adamrst.
TT 7 ANT e D—a n rxpebienced laundress.
V\ Collars and shirts a specialty. Apply at 1009 Wa
bash-ov. ,
YirANTED-A FIRST-CLASS STARCHED AND
VV shirt-Ironer, at Model Laundry, 737 West Madt
son-st. Steady place, .
•f X 7 ANTED—FIRST-CLASS SHIRT-IRONEBS AT
V V Wayte’s Laundry, 277 State-si. __
miscellaneous*
WANTED-A SINGLE LADY OP LARGE Ex
perience to take charge of the cutting and fitting
of ladles’ suits, cloaks, and underwear in a retail store
In Omaha; best of references required as to ablllty.eU:.
Address Lock-Box 768, Omaha, Neb.
ANT EIPfwOX ADIESTo"CANVASS IN THIS
city; salary,s6 first wcekand commission on rales;
Instructions given beginners. Address K 62. Tribune.
ANTED—ANY ENERGETIC LADY WHO
wishes to rise above straightened circumstances
to a comfortable competency by honorable endeavors
can find an opportunity by addressing K 03. Tribune.
T\/ANTF.D-A LADY THAT CAN PLAY PIANO
VV and sing, willing to do light work for board, may
find a pleu.<ant home as companion for a lady. Address
K 45, Tribune office.
WANTED— TWENTY-FrVE GIRLS TO HAND-
pick beans. Address K 54, Tribune office.
ITT AN T K D-V OUN G LADIESTO STUDY FOR THE
VV stage. All branches taught. Engagements guar
anteed. Prof. FPANK M. LINK, 173 Clark, lioom 10.
WANTED-L7vDIES^NiTI3ENfs'AS~ CANVASS
ers to Introduce the l*oautlful Cera Alba Photo-
Miniature and sell the new Parisian Water-Colors; in
structions free. Call afternoons at 707 Wahosh-av.
WASTED-RESPECTABLE LADIES OF GOOD
VV address to call and learn how easy it is to make
from $lO to SIS a week. BRADFORD & NEWTON,
12 South Clark-st.
\irANTED-LADY CANVASSERS FOB ILLINOIS,
V V Wisconsin, and Minnesota, to sell a new and Im
proved article used in all families ami by
dressmakers: can make sl2 to S2O per week. Address
K 25. Tribune office.
TT7ANTED —AT THE SANDS HOUSE —TWO
V V women for scrubbing.
SITUATIOXSJWXX E D—ITIAJLE*
Bookkeefiersi Clerics* &c«
SITUATION WANTED—I WANT WORK. AM A
O traveling salesman and not afraid to work; good
references. Address II 84, Trloune office.
CITUATION WANTED-BY A T)KUG CLERK OF
O lone experience; good references; no objection to
the country._ J. L GLOVER.SII State-st.,Clilcago. 111.
SITUATION I SSION-HOUSE,
by a man of some experience In business, willing to
work: la a good accountant, and can control some
country trade; good references. Address K 89. Tribune.
CrfUAT 1 6 N~'\V ANTE D—BY A
O qualified bookkeeper; he Is an expert accountant,
and has had 20 years’ experience with first-class firms
and corj'oratlons; expectations moderate, and refer*
enccs unexceptionable. Address II 62. Tribune office.
Situation” WAN r ra»“nV an experienced
shipping clerk; best of city references. Address K
70. Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY a YOUNG MARRIED
O man with over ten years’ office experience, capable
of taking charge of any office business: insurance pre
ferred; best of references. K 98. Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-AS PORTER. SHIPPING
clerk, or assistant bookkeeper in wholesale grocery.
In which I have worked for the last cloven years to the
best satisfaction of former employer; best of refer
ences. Please address M IK), Tribune office.
Q 1 f UAT ION WANTE D —AN EXPERIENCED
O shorthand-writer, rapid and accurate, desires a
situation In a railroad, law, or insurance office. -M 01,
Tribune office.
SITUATION V,‘ANTED—BY AN HONEST, EXPERl
enced boy of 17. who writes a good hand, as
assistant, office hoy or collector; lives at home; best
references. Address M 64, Tribune office.
CITUATION WANTED —I i Y AN EXPERIENCED
O wholesale and retail hardware or stove salesman.
Best of reference given. Address K 1 1, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A FAITHFUL YOUNG
O man to work In a wholesale or retail store. Good
penman, quick at figures, but not afraid of hard work;
strictly temperate; well recommended. Wages no ob
ject. Address N 53, Tribune office. ;
SITUATION WANTED-AS A SALESMAN IN A
bool and shoe store. Address A C C. 1009 West
MadUon-sL
Trades*
CITUATION WANTED-BY A BOY OF 17 TO
O learn type-setting. Address WEB. 451 South
Union-st.
CITUATION WANTED—TO MERCHANT TAIL*
O ors—By first-class cutter as tailor for city or coun
try. Address N 93, Tribune office.
Coachmen, Teamsters* <tc*
CITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN,
O coachman or teamster; German; well known In the
city; best of reference. K4O, Tribune office.
CITUATION ~ WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS
O coachman; the best of city reference from last em
ployer. Please address li 61. Tribune office.
CITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS
O coachman and careful driver; thoroughly under
stands the business: Scotch; good reference. Address
K 93, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN BY A
young Swedish man In a first-class family; under
stands the care of fine hones nod carriages: uot afraid
of hard work: No. 1 references. K 78, Tribune office.
ffUATION W ANTED-BYITgERMAN SKILLED
as coachman, gardener, or housework: wlillug to
work cheap if left some liberty: city rctercnce. Ad
dress ARNOLD. Garver, DuPage Couhtv, 111.
QITUATION WANTED-1N A FIRST-CLASS PKI-
O vate family by a No. 1 coachman (Dane). willing
ami reliable In every respect. Address K 50, Tribune,
QITUATION A FIRST-CLASS
O coactur.au (Enjrllsbi in n private family: thoroughly
understands the care of horses, carriages, and harness,
and is a carefu l driver; lirst-claa* city references. Ad
dress N 96. Tribune office.
•QITUATION WANTED—BY A DANISH COACH-
O man who Is a good horseman; best of reference.
Cal: at 509 Weal Lake-st.
miscclloncoaco
QITUATION WANTED-BY AN OLD TRAVELING
O salesman with some reliable wholesale drug or paint
hou.-c, has a good acquaintance through Michigan and
Northern Indiana, and can command trade; best of
references; salary to suit .the .times. Address O. N.
RICE. Hillsdale. Mich.
QITUATION WANTED-BY A SHORT-HAND
O writer. Only small salary required. Can furnish
best city reference. Address M 68. Tribune office.
QITUATION WANTED-A RESPONSIBLE MID-
O dle-aged gentleman with large business experience,
past four years residing in Minnesota, desires to repre
sent same business house In placing their goods
throughout the Northwest, or as collector. Ample ref
erence given. Address E. J. FRENCH, Winona, Minn.
SXTUATIONSWA-YTED-FEIIIALE.
Domestics*
QITUATION WANTED—BY A GOOD SWEDISH
O girl for general housework. Call at 441 West Hub
bard-st.. in tbe rear.
QITUATION WANTED-BY A GIRL WHO IS COM
cy petent to cook, wash, and Iron in a private family;
eight years in her la.*: employ. Will go to any part of
the city. 783 West Lakc-su
QITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO GIRLS. ONE
O to do kitchen work, and the other second work
Good references to be given. Call at 206 Walaot-st.
Sunday and Monday.
QITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL TO
p do light housework. Apply at 191 North Ash
land-av.
QITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT GIRL
Oto do general housework or second work. Cal! all
day Sunday at33B South CHnton-at., up-stalrs.
QITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT GIRL
O to do general housework or kitchen and laundry
work; best of references given. Address K 81 Trib
une office.
QITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT GIRL
O to do general housework In a private family; can
give references. Please call at 27D Cburch-st.. Mon
day and Tuesday.
SITUATION’ WANTED-AS SECOND GIRL OR
seamstress in family. Can furnish machine. Good
reference, or housework In nice family. Address K
20. Tribune office.
Domestics—Continued*
QJTUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD GIRL TO DO
O general housework or cook In a boardlnp-housej
best city reference. Call for 3 days at 127 Eilla-av.
QITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT DAN;
O lah girl to do second work; best of references. Call
Monday at 125 North Deaplalnea-Bt. __
bIfDATION.WANTED-DT a'COMPETENT GIRL
O (Scandinavian) to do second work and sewing In a
respectable jprlvate family; North Side preferred. Ad
dress H 85, Tribune office. • _
SITUATION WANTED-AS COOK IN A GENTLE-
man’s family. Apply at SS Twenty-fourth-st. •
QITUATION WANTED-BY A GIRL TO DO GEN-
O cral housework, with reference. Call at 500 Forty
eecond-st., corner of Stewart-av.
CITUATIONS WANTED-GOOU SAMARITAN SO-
O clcty. 173 East Randolph-st.; female help at low
wages for city or country. Boardi, $2 and 52.50 a week;
laundry, 75 cents a dozen.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A GERMAN GIRL TO
do general housework. Please call at< 207 >'coa
st., near Indiana.- _
QJTUATION WANTED-BY A CANADIAN GIRL
O as«x»okand laundress or housekeeper; thoroughly
understands her business. Address 548 \Vcst Superior.
CITUATIOX WANTKD-TO'COOK. 'WASH. AND
O Iron, or general housework In a private family;
pood references. M 58, Tribune ofllce.
CITUATIONIVANTKD-BV A GOOD MEAT AND
O pastry cook; also a good second or order cook in a
hotel or boarding-house; city or country. Call at wu
Indlaaa-av. _
cituation wantf.d-dy a good girl in a
O private family for housework or second work; best
of references. Call at 1222 Kulton-st. ___
CITUATION WANTED-BY A SWEDE GIRL TO
O cook or do general housewoork; best references
given. Call at 228 North Market-si. ,
SITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE
girls to live In a private family; one to cook, wash,
andiron, ami the other to do second work. Good ref
erences caa be given if required. Call at 15 Boston
av., between Desplalncaanu llalstcd-sts.
CITUATION WANTED—BY A NORWEGIAN GIRL
to do general housework lu a small family. Refer
ence given. Inquire at 319 West Erle-st.
OITUATION WANTED-AS COOK IN A PRIVATE
O family. Best of references given. Call at Ob bouth
Jcfferson-st.
CITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO GOOD SWEDISH
O girls fur general housework. Call Monday at 297
Calumct-av.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A PROTESTANT
girl for second work or general housework In pri
vate family; good references given. Please call at 73
Uhlo-st.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT GIRL
Co do general housework In a private family; good
references. Call at33B North Market-st. .
SITUATION WANTKD-BY A GOOD GIRL FOR
general housework In a small private family.
Wages, $3.50. Call at 336 Brown-si.
SITUATION WANTED-BYA FIRST-CLASS MEAT
and pastry cook in a hotel.restaurant, or boarding
house; city or country. Call at am Fifth-av,
SITUATION WANTED—BY A* COOK. EITHER
Oraeat or pastry. Call at Mrs. GLEASONS. C 26 State.
'A COMPETENT GIRL
O to do general housework In a private family; first*
class relereuce*. Call Monday at 148 West Jackson-it.
SITU.XtTON~ WANTED —BY A RESPECTABLE
girl la a private family to uo sewing and second
work. Please call or address 354 West Polk-tt.
SITUATION WANTED—BY AN AMERICAN GIRL
to do second or general housework. Apply at 433
WabasU-av.
SITUATION WANTED-TO COOK, WASH, AND
iron In a private family; references. Address E
,39, Tribune office. ■
OITUATION WANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED
O widow lady to do general housework in a small fam
ily. or aa housekeeoer in a respectable house; city or
country, 151 Llncoln-av.
OITUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD COLORED
O girl for general housework or second work. Call
or address FRANCKS CLIFFORD. 356 South Market.
SITUATION WAKTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
middle-aged lady to do housework in a small fam
ily: South Side preferred. Call or address 139 South
Jefferson-st.
SITUATION’ WANTED—BY A GERMAN GIRL AS
lady'a maid or to do second work. Two year*
references. Call at 416 Wabaah-ar. ■
CITCATiox WASTED— Br A GOOD GIRL TO DO
O general housework or aecond work. Call or ad
dress M C, 220 Twenty-eighth-st. '
OITUATIONS WANTED-BY GERMAN AND
O Welsh, Protestant,-as cook and second girl; both
tidy and reliable; understand work thoroughly. 291
Calumet-av.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT GIRL.
O to do cooking la a rtrst-class private family, where
there Is no washing; can furnish best city references.
Address, for two days. N 51, Tribune oflice.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN
to do general housework- Please call at 1567 Dear
born-st., in the rear.
SITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO GIRLS, ONE
a* second girl and one to cook, wash, and Iron; best
of city references. Cal! at 410 Wahash-ar.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST-RATE MEAT
and pastrycook for boarding-house or hotel: best
of references. Call at 410 Wabasti-av. .
bitUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL TO
O do second work and sewing, or general housework
In a small private family. Please answer Monday, .V,
123 Twenty-aecond-st.
SITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO GIRLS, ONE
O as cook and laundress, the other for second work:
situations together preferred; references. Call at 202
South Park-av. •
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL TO
mind children and assist In light housework; good
reference if requlrcd._ Apply at 90S Pralrle-av.
SITUATION WANTKD-TO DO GENERAL HOUSE-
O work in a small family, or cook, wash, and iron.
Call at 76 Twenty-seconU-at. for two days.
SITUATION WANTKD-AS COOK, WITHOUT
washing, or for second work, by a superior girl;
city reference*. Call Monday at 142 Twentieths.
Situation yvanted-dy a thoroughly
competent Swedish girl as conk or for general
housework In private American family. 270 Division.
SITUATION WANTED— BY A GOOD COOK,
washer, and Ironer. or general housework fa a
small family. Call at 105 Fourteenth-st.
SITUATION YVANTED-BY A GOOD GIRL IN A
respectable family. Call at 24 Charles-place.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A GIRL TO DO DINING
roum work In hotel or boarding-house, or chamber
work; has bad five years’experience, and can give
good satisfaction as waitress from my last home. Call
at 487 North LaSalle-st.
SITUATION WANTED—BY* A YOUNG LADY AS
O second girl or forgener.il housework In a small pri
vate family. Call Sunday or Monday at SO De
puyster-st.
SITUATION WANTED-BY’ A GOOD GIRL TO DO
general housework In a private family. Call at 13
Ray-st.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT GIRL
as cook In a nrlvatc family: also a good Norwegian
girl. Call northwest comer Uark-st. and Chlcago-av.
SITUATION WANTED-BY’ COMPETENT EAST-
O cm woman In private family, city or country. 149
East Elghteeuth-st., in rear.
SITUATION WANTED-BY COMPETENT GIRL
to do general housework In small family*, or second
work; good references. 149 Eaat Elghteeath-st., In
rear.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A* GOOD GIRL-TO DO
general housework. Good reference. Please call
three days,/ KM2 West Madlson-st.
SITUATION WANTED-BY’ A GOOD GIRL TO DO
O housework fit a small fnmllv, or second work.
Please call or address 325 South Jelferson-st.. rear.
SITUATION YVANTED—BY~A COMPETENT COOK,
washer, and Ironer.or do general work In a private
family. Call Sunday or Monday at 124 Gurley-st., West
Side.
Seamstresses*
SITUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED
lady to make children's suits or do family sewing at
home or In family. Address SEAMSTRESS, 1U37 Went
worth-ar.
SITUATION WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN PROT
cstant, middle-aged lady In Christian family as
seamstress, housekeeper, or as companion to sick lady:
cuts and nts dresses. Address K 75, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED—A STYLISH DRESSMAKER
O would like a few more engagements by the day;
fitting and drapingu specialty. Address Miss HANSEN.
524 Wanasli-av,
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY TO
sew or do light housework: state terms. Address
P. O. Box No. 85, Lone Rock, YVis.
Cffn A f ION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE
O young lady as seamstress and to giro Instruction on
the piano. R 91. Tribune office.
SITUATION YVANTF.D—AS SEAMSTRESS IN A
family to do Infaai’s wardrobe and ladles’ wedding
trousseaus, also dressmaking; terms reasonable. Ad
dress II 73r Tribune ofilcc.
SITUATION WA N TED—T O DO~PLA IN SEWI N G.
Can lake care or an Invalid; most useful In every
way. YY'ages. $3. Address, by loiter. 16% Plerce-st.
Situation wantel>-byT voung"g iriTTna
good private family as seamstress or the care of
grown children. >o objections to travel. Good refer
ences in exchange: do others need apply. No answers
wanted from boarding-houses. Address for two days
11 U 7. Tribune oiflcc.
SITUATION* WANTED-TO IK) FAMILY SEWING:
will furnish machine. Address IG9 Schlllcr-st.
CITUATION WANTED-Td
O over ladle.*' and children’s dresses. Good refer
ences; Ssperweek._ A. 12:1 Twcnty-second-st.
SITUATION* WASTED—BY A GOOETdRKSSMAKER
and seamstress to sew in private families. Address
Miss 0 A. 4BS South Ilalsted-st.
CITUATION WAXTEIJ-A STYLISH DRESSMAKER
Q from the East wUhe? engagement* in families: cuu
from Illustrations: an expert at draping ana designing;
reduced rates for the present only. 1522 Wabaeb-av..
south of Twenty-mnth-st.
SITUATION WANTED-AS SEAMSTRESS IN
families; wages. €4 per week; can furnish sewing
machine; best of references. Call 1138 Mjchlgan-sv.
SITUATION WaNTF.D—BY A UKESSM K K KS~-
demand? cutting and fitting: terms reasonable.
Address or call on DRESSMAKER. 253 North Clark-st.
Nurses*
SITUATION WANTED-BY A LITTLE GIRL 15
years old to care for a baby. Cali at 117 Hllnofs-st.
CITUATION WANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED
O woman as child's nurse, and would assist In second
work; wages not so much an object as a good home:
beat reference. Cal! or address 194 Korouer-st., In rear,
for one week. M, G.*
SITUATION- IVANTED-HT A GERMAN TO TAKIC
care of a baby and tew.or to take charge of a house
hold where there are children; best 01 references.
Address II 74. Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY a RELIABLE CHILD'S
nurse: Is competent to take full charge of a bottle
baby or one older; good city references. Apply at 146
North Curtls-su
CITUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD WET NURSE.
U Apply at 701 South lialsted-st, _ Good reference?.
CITUATION WANTED—A FIRST CLASS
O graoh operator wants a position: can give the best
of reference. N GS, Tribune office.
CITUATION WANTED-BY A LADY (STRANGER
O In city) to take care of .children. Isa goodseam
-Bf£USs-__Addrcss P L 123 Twenty-second-su
CITUATION WANT ED—AN~ EXPERIENCED
O nurse would take a lady to board and nurse through
confinement. 82 south Peorla-st, •
Housekeepers*
CITUATION WANTHD-AS HOUSEKEEPER, BY
V American lady, who is entirely competent, and de
sires a permanent borne. Address M. A. BiiAUDON,
186 Statc-st,
SITUATIONS TV ANTE
Housekeepers—Continued.
OITDA.TION WANTED—BY A LADY AS HOUSE*
S keeper, cither In hotel of private had
much experience In both. Address K 5«, Tribune.
S~7ttT4lttViV WANTED—BY A LADY OF NINE
▼ears’ experience as housekeeper, with best city
references; Inwldowcr’s family; city or country. Ad
dress H 64, Tribune oW.cc. _____
ClfUAfiON WANTED—AS HOUSEKEEPER OR
O seamstress, by a respectable young woman. Ap
ply at 275 South Robey-at. '
iiMTUVnON WANTED-BY A TOUNO WIDOW
O lady as housekeeper for-n widower or bachelor; no
objection to children. Call for three clays at 315
Kourth-ov., one door south of Twelfth-st., up-stalra.
oftUATION WANTED-BY A LADY IN REDUCED
O circumstances as housekeeper for a gentleman; no
objection lochlldrcn. Andres* K 13. Trioune ofllce,
SITUATION WANTED-AS IHOUSEKEEPER BY A
widow with one child; not particular about crapes
but a good home. Please call at 202 West Taylor-st.;
ring second bell.
CITUATION WANTED-BY A WIDOW LADY AS
O housekeeper In a small family; can come well re
commended; widower’s family preferred. Call;at 83
North Franklln-st- '
SITUATION WANTED-jAS HOUSEKEEPER IN A
flrst-claics hotel by an efficient and thoroughly com
petent lady, who has nadseveral years* experience; caa
give city reference. Address NC B, Tribune office.
Laundresses*
SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
O laundress. Call at 509 Adama-sU -
CITUATION WANTED-BY A WOMAN TO GO
O out by the day as first-class washer and Iroaer.
Please call at 1 567 Dearboro-st., In the rear.
CITUATION IV ANTED—WASHING TO TAKE
O home at 60 cents per dozen. CallatWNorthfillza
beth-su, up stairs. __ .
Employment Agencies*
CITUATION BWANTED—LADIES IN W’ANT OF
O flm-class female help of all nationalities should
apply to Mrs. 8. Laprlse. 334 West MadUon-sL
OITUATION WANTED-THE BEST HELP. WITH
O satisfactory references. is found at 51 Ean Van
Burcu-*t., for city or country._Mn». Balkam s office.
r> ITUATIONS WANTED—LADIES WANTING HELP
Ofor housework callat SUSS CUNNINGHAM b office,
corner of LaSalle and Division-fits.; also girls for
housework,
CITUATIONS WANTED-MRS. DKA.RIEN.-416
OWabash-av., Is always prepared to furnish lamlllc*
or hotels with first-class girls, German and other na
tionalities.
CITUATIONS WANTED—FAMILIES IN NEED OP
O good help will do well to patronize MRS. M INNER a
Private Employment Parlors, at 142 Twentleth-st.
miscellaneous*
SITUATION WANTED—A LADY OF CULTURE
wants a position aa companion or attendant to a
lady; Is a good reader; can sew; will make herself nsc
fui: best of references given. Andress F 41, Tribune.
SITUATION WANTED —BY A 'YOUNG ,LADY
whom experience ha* proved to he a skillful teach
er, » position in which music lessons and use of nlano
will be an equivalent for board- Address for four
weeks P. -U. Box 37, Chicago.
OITUATION WANTED—BY A LADY IN A F AMT
-13 ly where she will make herself useful in exchange
for board and washing. Address KSB, Tribune otllce.
SITUATION wantkd-by a woman to wore
o by the day. N North llalstcd-st.
SITUATION WAN'SiD—BY A LADY AS BOOK
keeper, cashier, to take foil charge of ladles under
wear department in a store, or any other position of
trust that a lady can fill; can give tne best of city refer
ences. Address K 83,Tribune office.
biiUATi'oN wanted— by a young lady to
O do office work: writes a plain hand; will work for
low wages; references given. N 57, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-BYXYOUNG LADY Ca
pable of teaching vocal and instrumental music,
also elocution, in a family where her services win he
received m payment for board; or would Instruct chil
dren.,. Address E 73, Tribune office.
miSC JUL LAN EO US*
Attention moneted men-the advertiser
basexpcndcd over SIOO,OOO la perfecting a me
chanical scientific alTalr which is In terrible demand
to-day, but he lacks a few hundred dollars to put It
where needed. No experiment* have pot to he pone
throuch with, but money talks at present, and who
ever nuts It up will be made wealthy. I will hare no
talk with apenta, but those who mean business may
cailat :w Ashland Block or No. 4d Tribune. If you
havn't pot SI.QQU don’t come. ■
An honest vouno lady of good business
qualiQcatlons, energy, and perseverance, dealres an
honorable gentleman of means to assist her In a project
by which he cannot possibly lose anvthins;. Ample se
curity for amount required for Investment, and object
worthy investigation. Address MS 5. Tribune olIl:e.
St ASSACii USBTTSM AN, ENGAGED IN LEATH
or trade (East) several years as buyer of hides and
rough leather, and a* finished leather salesman, and
familiar with the general business and factory manage*
meat, desires to connect himself with a leather house
AVcat. Highest reference* given. Address LEATHER,
Box 235, Boston. Mass.
A NO. 1 MEATS AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN
the city at tha Twelfth-at. packing-house, US,
121, and 123 EastTwelftU-at., west of atate-st.
A No. 1 roast oecf at 9 cents and 9 cents.
A No. 1 Porterhouse steaK at fl cents.
A No. 1 Sirlolu »tcag at 10 cents.
A No. 1 corned beef at 5 cents. 6 cents,- and 7 cents.
A No. 1 meat* of every Kind In proportion.
A No. 1 customer* «ave money by buying here.
YOUN^GERMAN^GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE
/V to correspond with an educated lady that has been
studying German. Address K. 41, Tribune otilcc.
ALL
paired bv applying to J. WILKES FORD it CO.,
153 and 155 West washlngton-st. _
A QUIET HOME FOR LADIES DURING CON
rtnement. Mw. LEND!*, N. W, Station, P. 0.
Carrier No. 4. city.
A MKRICAN SINGERS WANTED; SOUTH SIDE
l\. fine voices only; high honorable position; double
quartette; voice culture for nay. H 76. 'tribune otflee.
Bids foi* the refreshment stands at the
Irish National Picnic, Ogden's Grove, Aug. in,
will be received unit! 8 o'clock p. m. Ane. 7,at Burke's
Hotel, by the secretary, WM.STAKKEr.__ ‘
OKDDUGS, ROACHES. MOTIIS,'aND OTHER VER-
X3tnln exterminated by contract; warranted; examina
tion free; article* sold. A. OAKLEY*. 180 Washington.
f lOCKROACHES—COMAN, 1470 SOUTH DEAR*
bora-st,. guarantee* a perfect extermination of
bugs and
/"lAUTION-I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
V_/ any debts contracted byMrs. W. 11. Loomis alia*
Mrs. W. W. Jackson alias Nora Loomis. W. W. JACKSON.
D"E LA~ BANT.VS ADVICE TO LADIES-HOW TO
Develop the Figure. Deportment, and Dress; the
most elegant and complete boos published; SCO pages;
illustrated: not sold In booKStores. Agent* wanted.
Call or send for circular. DE LA BANtA & CO., 170
Statc-st.. Chicago;
L* ABIES' FORMS FULLY DEVELOPED IN FOUR
week*. Superfluous hair permanently removed
without Injury to the skin. Freckle*, mole*, moth
patches, eruption* successfully created. Gray hair re
stored to Its original color. Hair blocoed. Baldness
relieved. Any lady wishing to learn a very profitable
bus'ncss requiring small capital, call or address Mrs.
KEANE, 253 West Madlaon-st., third floor.
M THOME. IMPORTER OF HAIR GOODS. 100
. Wabash-av., corner Monroc-sr., will return from
the East Aug. 5. with a large stock and all the newest
styles In hair goods. Ladies, call and see.
SHOWMEN ATTENTION—ANY* LADY’ OR GEN
tlctnan desiring to travel ns ticket-seller or treas
urer of a first-class concert troupe who is willing to
loan or invest a small amount of money, can bear of a
good opportunity by addressing M SS. Tribune office;
company all organized and ready to start Sept. I.
riao’ CANVASSERS—THE NINTH YEAR OF THE
X beautiful Art Journal of America. Everybody of
refinement and tase subscribe for It. Liberal Induce
ments to ladles and gentlemen, with good references.
MOONEY’ & SMART, 145 South Clark-st.
rpHK ORIGINAL PETER “SMITH." OF RESTAUR-
X ant fame, now located afc Nos. 254and342State-st.;
has returned from Europe and will be pleased to see his
old friends again;
WANTED-YVE WANT AN AGENT IN EVERY
town In the Northwest for Green's patent bosom
board and clothe* washer*. Address H. C. GREEK &
CO., 253 South Caual-st.
\\7ANTED-FniST-CLASS BAR FIXTURES; MUST
V» be cheap for cash. A duress K 36, Tribune office.'
V\ JA NT E D—T EN T O~F IFT Y*~F KET OF - FULL
» plate-glass counter cases, modern style, low
nrlcc: give dimensions and price. Address N 83,
Tribune otflcc.
WANTED-BOARD OF TRADE MEMBERSHIP.
Addresjs N 6G, Tribune office.
ANTED—FROM TYVO TO FI VE TONS OF «”fo
12 pound T rails, second-hand. MC 6. Tribune.
YVANTED— A FEW’ GOOD YVIiITTEN SERMONS
m or address of some one who will write some. Ad
dress K 47, Tribune office.
WANTED-A LARGE-SIZED CAULDRON KET
tle. suitable for setting in an arch. Address N
58, Tribune otfice.
WHO HAS A NICE BABY CARRIAGE TO SELL
cheap? Address K nu. Tribune otfice.
WANTED— FROM ONE TO THREE CASES OF
C. S. Hale's Chicago matches for Prompt cash.
E. F. GAMBS. 621 South Flfth-st.. St. Louis, Mo.
WrANTED— THE GIRL WHO CALLED AT 150
i t Twenty-second-st.. two weeks ago Monday, on
her way to the Sands House. Is requested to call
again.
o*o (W>n TO SS.O'OTO INVEST IN SOME LEGIT-
iipate fair-paying business, tnanufactur-
Ins preferred, and one whlcr. cun be Increased with the
use of more capital. In answering give some particu
lars of the business. Address K 9. Tribune office.
TTENTION. LADIES-CIIINA PAINTING
taught at reduced rates. Call and see samples and
learn terms at Boom 33 McCormick Block.
Chicago musical seminary, corner peo^
rla and Madlson-sts.. over Carson, Plrte 4t Co.'s,
guarantees a thorough knowledge of piano, organ, or
guitar to one term of Instruction. Our mode of
teaching Is new and pleasing, and acknowledged the
icon thorough. Instructions day or evening. Terms
very low. j. H. MACDONALD. Principal.
pENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL SKETCHING CLASSES
\y meet at Water-Works, Wednesday. Aug. 7. at 9 a.m.
Win give there result* of arrangements for Riverside.
HEKM. IIANSTEIN.
H. LONGMAN. FOR MANY YEARS
i j organist and teacher of music In Chicago, after an
absence of five years has returned to the city, and
solicits a share of the public patronage: pupils thor
oughly Instructed: satisfaction guaranteed. Apply
personally or by letter at 734 West Superior-st. Wanted
—A situation as organist. .
ELOCUTION. PANTOMIME, ESTHETIC GYM
ij nasties.and fendug.by a pupil of Steele Mackaye’s
Dclsartian, Dramatic, and School of Expression. High
est testimonial? from teachers, elocutionists, lawyers,
and pupils. For terms. Ac., address or call on J.
KRONKTHAL. I«l West Washington-fit.
/"* UTTAR INSTRUCTIONS BY PROF. LOUIS
1 7 Lemberg, the most scientific performer and teach
er in the world. Studio 134 Michlgan-st. Terms mod
erate.
Miss' r. s. rice*s school fop. young ladies
and children. 491 North LaSalle-st.. reopens sept.
11. Boarding pupils. Terms moderate. Good refer
ences.
COMETHINO NEW-MUSIC MADE EASY-THE
O New Method—No lifetime of study required for
those desiring to teach orexcel In musical science. The
New Method of teaching enables any person (old or
young) to acquire a perfect knowledge of piano, organ,
or guitar In twenty lessons. Terms to suit the times.
Easy payments. MISSES GREER. 255 West Madi
son-?U
WANTED— TWO GENTLEMEN CONVERSANT
with the French system of short-band. Prof. A.
J. PERRIN, 549 Wabash-av.
uhO A MONTH EACH-INSTRUMENTAL AND
vocal lessons by competent lady teachers; terms
la advance. Booms 9 and 10 Farwtil HalU
FINANCIAL.
Advances made on diamond*?, watches.
bond*, etc., at LAUNDERS* private office. 120 Ran
dolph-st,,near Clark. Rooms r> and ts. Established 1824.
A“ CCOUNTS”IN "FIDELITY. STATE SAVINGS.*
and other banks bought. City scrip cashed; coun
ty orders for 1877 taxes; money to loan, ‘mortgage and
collateral. E. S. HUNT, Broker. SO Washlngton-st.
A 1 COMMERCIAL PAPER. NOTES WITH COL-
Interals, mortgages. *ndother securities bought
and sold. ISAAC GRKENEBAUM & CO.. 110 Ftffh-av.
*X^LL~CIT SCRIP, BEEHIVE, FIDELITY, AND
A State Savings accounts, city and county* orders
bought; hlghesteash price. C. B. STYLES,- 201 Dear
born-st.
A NY AMOUNT TO LOAN ON INSIDE IMPROVED
xV city property; lowest possible rates. O. R.
GLOVER, 71 Dearborn-st. _______
A FHW'STATE* SAVINGS AND FIDELITY BANK
books wanted, for which the highest cash price
will be paid. 97 Clark-st.. Room f>q Reaper Block.
ANY AMOUNT LOANED ON FURNITURE AND
pianos without removal, Hit Randolph-st., Room 3.
CASH P~\ID~FOR~OLD~GOLD AND SILVER.
Money to loan on watches, diamonds, and valuables
of every description at GOLD3MI D'S Loan and Bullion
Office (licensed). 99 East Madlson-st. Established ISO 3.
ry stock of goods, or will take partner with money
If capable and honest; good references. Address 11 UO.
Trloune office
T?IDELTTY, GERMAN SAVINGS. STATE SAV-
J? Ings. Third. Central, and German National Bank
claims bought for cash. Loans on Improved real estate,
commercial paper, and notes secured by collateral ne
gotiated. County orders and city warrant*, receivable
for tares 1H77. bought and sold. lUA HOLMES, Gen
eral Broker, 83 Washlngton-st.
I FIDELITY AND STATE SAVINGS BOOKS BOUGHT
. for cash at highest price: also, city scrip, notes,
and mortgages: money loaned on all kinds of collater
als by the day. week, or month to turn corners; all
business strictly contidentlaL Chicago Loan Co., 172
Washlngton-st.
Loans large or small on furniture,
pianos, etc., without removal, or good collaterals.
G. fl. WALKER, Room 5. IST Dearborn-st.
TVrONEYWANTED-5 r *oo FOR 4 MONTHS AT 2»4
Itl per month on best personal security. Address
letter COPPERFIELD. care Carrier 31.
Money to loan on personal property
and collaterals. A. {GOODRICH, 124 Dearborn.
oney~to~ loan o n ~f n i ;nit u keT~pianos.*
warehouse receipts, watches, jewelry. and other
good collaterals. W. H. KING, 80 Xiast Madlson-st.,
Room 9.
Money to loan on furniture v.*itiiout
removal, pianos, and other collateral securities.
152 Dearborn-st.. Room 1S !
Money to‘loan on furniture, pianos,
and merchandise; storage rates lowest In the city.
J. C. & G. PARRY, 272 East Madlson-st.
Money to loan at 7 and s per cent on
Improved property. GALLUP & CAMERON,
UODcarbom-st.
OWNERS OF ENDOWMENT POLICIES IN' SOLV
eut life Insurance companies desiring to sell, please
address D. W. SUTHERLAND. Room 5, 93 Clark-st,
PENNIES CAN BB HAD IN EXCHANGE FOR
currency at the counting-room of the Tribune.
S'^iTVEirsTANDlio 'CENT'PIECE^'INPACKAGES
of SlOln exchange for currency at counting-room
of Tribune Company.
X other sums 3or 5 years. JOHN C. LONG. 72 East
Washlngtoa-sL
ripO LOAN—S2S,OOO IN ONE SUM AT 6 PER CENT
1 on Inside Improred property. Address M 100, Trib
une olllce.
WANTED— fflO.CnO ON FIRST-CLASS INSIDE !M
--provcd property at 7 per cent for five years, with
out commissions. Capitalists address M 92, Tribune.
SCRIP~IN LARGE
YV amounts. I pay tlio highest price. ADOLF
IIEILE. 150 Dearbom-st., Room 19.
WANTED-TO BUY 55.000 OF CITY SCRIP. JAS.
B. STOREY, 84 L»Salle-st., Room 24.
ANTED—IN ORDER TO INCREASE A LOCAL
TT business. $1,200 to 51.500, secure:! by machinery
and stoclt worth 57,000; will pay 10 per cent Interest.
Address K 6, Tribune office.
■WASTED-S-LCOO INSIDE PROPER!*; FAIR
Vv Interest and good commissions paid. Address H
GO, Tribune office.
WANTED— $1,000 FOR THREE TEARS ON IM*
proved city property at 8 per cent by an A 1 man.
Address M 69, Tribune office.
WANTED— BV D. P. NEWELL. IBS WEST M ADI*
eon-st.. a loan of Sl.r<oo on a 2-story and base*
ment brick; S per cent; no commission. '
TTfANTED—TO BORROW, ON COLLATERALS.
V* 51.500 for 3or 6 months at 10 per cent. Address
N 75. Tribune office.
WANTED— SfitJO FOR THREE OR SIX MONTHS:
will pay liberal Interest and give good chattel
mortgage security. Addresa K AS. Tribune office.
C2Q/1!) to loan nr an attorney in cai
caeo. Any party desiring to go Into bank
ruptcy at small expense and needing some cssh assist
ance. send address at once and 1 will call; advice tree.
Address K 50, Tribune office.
“Ort S2,DUO. 53.0 U) TO LOAN ON IM
rJI.OUI/, proved dry real estate for 3 years at 9
per cent. I*. W. SNO\VUOOK,Ct LaSalle-at.
CrQ nnn TO loan ON IMPROVED PROP-
erty; 8 per cent; no commission. E.
GRACE, 241 Clark-st., southeast corner Jackson.
QAfj TO LOAN FOR TERM OF YEARS AT
•£>O.OUU 6or 7 per cent, on Improved huslnessor
residence property In Chicago. Must have large se
curity. WM. V. JACOBS. 91 Dearbom-at.
I non WANTED ON UNIMPROVED LOTS.
♦TVJt.UUL/ South Side, near city limit* and Orcxel
Boulevard, worth S 12.000; 3 years; will pay 10per
cent. Address F 11, Tribune offide._
c»l r nnn WANTED for five years on
residence block, 7 per cent, with prin
cipals. Address N 77. Tribune office.
(£*o;r Ann fo LOAN IN' ONE SUM OK CEK
tral business property. JAS. B.
GALLOWAY, Attorney, 70 Reaper Bjock, 95CIark-st.
AHA T 0 LOAK IK SUMS TO SUIT OK
OJU.UUU city property an-l farm* at lowest
rates. PETERSON & BAY, 163 Kandolph-st.
- BUSINESS CHAJ>C£S»
4 KEAT, GOOD-PAYING GROCERY; °CLEAK
IX. stock. cash trade; cheap for cash; low rent. Call
at 254 North Wells-st.
BOOK AND NOTION STORE AND NEWS-STAND
for sale, a rare chance for any person with small
capital. In a thriving town of 1.500; two railroads: best
location in town; loner lease and low rent: trood trade
established; stock will Invoice 51,500 to $1,700: easy
terms on half of purchase money. For particulars ad*
dress 80x32, Wenona, Marshall Co.. 111.
Big bargain-fine saloon-good ritk of
custom. ‘ Licenses paid up. Inquire Room 13. 113
Randolph's!.
Druggists should kot fail to attekd
auction of contents of lance drugstore Monday,
A tiff. 5, at 10a. m.. at Horner’s Warehouse, 27 South
Cllnton-st. T. K. STACY. Auctioneer.
Drug-stock for sale-terms to suit pur*
chaser; mast be sold; no trade. 5. WILSON,I3or
431, Norwalk, O.
|7OK SALE-RARE CIIAN'CE—AN' ICE CREAM
X restaurant, established several years. Doing a
good transient mintness; has twelve regular boarders;
also the exclusive service of cream, oysters, etc., to
club dancing-parties held one to three times every week
in large hall (a same building. Owner going- to take a
large hotel. Only $333. Inquire at IS4 Dearoorn-st.,
Room y.
FOP. SALE-CHEAP-A FIXE SALOON. TN GOOD
business location, and suitable for Simple room.
Apply at 45 West Randoiph-st. '
FOP. SALE—A COMPLETE PRINTING OFFICE.
TlriCffiven on part of payment. Address M 66,
Tribune office.
T?OK S.vLe-TIIE BEST-PAVING NOTION AND
J cheap Jewelry house In the city. Clean stock and
pood location. Proprietors going to leave the city.
Call at 312 State-st. at once.
For "sale-stock of general mehciian
disc: best location in Western Iowa: nice stock;
best store In town; boo! trade; making moituv. Vou
can step Into a goo ! business and take all the old cus
tomers; $3,0C0 eaali required. Address SAMUEL C.
SARGfcANT, 217 south Water-st., Chicago.
For salk-a first-class family grocery,
in splendid location and doing a nice business. Ad
dress K 33, Tribune office.
For sale-a bargain-notions, cigars,
pictures, confectionery, etc.; another business to
attcudto. 275Thlrty-flrsi-st.
I7OR SALE-HALF'INTEREST IN A FINE SA
loon and billiard hall, doing good business; a genu
ine bargain. Address N 79, Tribune office.
FOR SALE-HALF INTEREST IN A GROCERY
and meat market In one of the best locutions on
the West Side; terminus of street-cars; goocUreasona
for selling out. Inquire at 960 West Lakc-at.
FOR SALE-FURNITURE, LEASE. GOOD-WILL,
centrally located block, 20 rooms, well filled with
good tenants; extra bargain. K 31, Tribune office.
I?OR SALE-PRINTING OFFICE—WELL EQUIP
ped for magazine and job work: can be paid for in
type-setting. Address N 73 Tribune office.
Ixm SALE—THE LEASE .VXD FURNITURE OF A
. 40-room house: ten minutes of Palmer House; cheap
rent: new lease; the best location In city for family
hotel; trood reason for selling; wjlUaKe part In good
real estate. FAUKINU ION & UACKNET, Clark and
Washlncton-sts.
F'or salk-the entire right for the
(Jolted States of two valuable patents. Address M
49, Tribune olflce.
FOP. SALE-A DRUG STOCK. WELL ASSORTED.
Including stationery, wall paper, etc. Pest loca
tlon In City of Chippewa Falla, Wts. Rent cheap. In
surance low. and stand doln* a pood business. Pay
ments easy. For further Information apply to MOR
IIISaON. PLDMMEK&CO.. 52 and 54 Lake-st., Chi
cago. ■
For sale-cheap-saloon, fixtures, and
15-baii pool-cable; A No. 1 stand. Inquire ataul
JHlwaukee-av.
FOR SALE-A GOOD-FATING CIGAR AND To
bacco route, with fine rig. tor sale cheap. Address
X 101. Tribune oJDcc. '
FOR" SALE-A ‘ WELL-ESTABLISHED AND Lo
cated old stand stove and hardware business; la
business centre: has some specialties; want mostly
cash. Address M 87. Tribune ottlce.
For sale—?**o liuvs the stock and fix
lures of u confectionery, clgarand tobacco store. If
sold to-day; good stand; sickness reason for selling.
Apply at 0 Canaluort-ov. .
For sale-or exchange—a general stock
of groceries, dry poods, and hardware, amounting
to S 7.000; trad?.S3O.CXX), and no competition; will take
part pay 1c city property or approved security. D. P.
NEWELL, lb& Wes: Mad Don-st.
SALE—FOR CASH. CIGARS AND TORALCO.
' stationery. and general news depot, confectionery,
soda water, and Ice-cream parlor attached. Fine trade
established. Will Invoice about Sbtt). On one of the
heat streets on West Side. No humbug. Address II
56, Tribune o!Bcc.
FOP. SALK-PATTNG COUNTRY HOTEL. FUR
ntshed. In live town, with another road building,
making this point terminus. Must be sold to settle an
estate. No delay. G. - TV. COOPER, 153 La-Salle-st.,
Room I. .
FOR SALE—MEAT MARKET FOR=UU>-RECt.li'is
SdOperdoy. Can't attend to luas 1 ban* two. Also
ladles’ srem-wlndlag watch and chain for good top
buggy. Inquire at Room S. 149 East Madlroa-st.
For salk-a lap.ge stock of goods from
The Keystone Hardware Co., recently closed out.
Great bargains. A. W. WHEELER, 141 Lalce-st,
For sale-a first-class meat and vege
uble market. Central location. Address II 63,
Tribune office.
Foil SaLE-IK A FLOUKISHINtt TOWN' IK CKK
tral lowa, a clean stock of drusr*. paints, ollc Ac. ;
dolmracasb business of 530.000 per year: stock will
Invoice about 56,000; will take 53.0U0 cash. balance on
lone time in Qwt mortgages or secured notea. Address
OKUG9. care Squire T. Harvey, 185 East Waanlng
ion*sL, Cblcaso.
jBIJSIXESSjCIJAJICES^
F°i\m-Vi'£i b?arjLs‘ii'n!il| E |n sS!
BS&.'gglft. KAI: ‘ :istni '-' ;
FOIi SALE-CHEAP -
cigar siore. »59 West Lakc-st. SlMTreaFsiA 5 *
FOK SALE—MILLfNERY*~STORP I —~ ~
atoct at a low price. _ 707 South lISSd. I , LAI ®J
I INVESTIGATE - A LEGITIHATp — _
1 that will pay large proßts with quit “ C Slsa
cago ana ylclnlry being all c' S 1 "™: Cff
manage, they win sell state anj »a
patented machine, seliutg ranioir mSCJ. 111 **»i
aatlsfactlon; don't let this chance go°wiSj!s s «till
examination. CaU nt ttoom 61, la So«hSt ar '?*
T AUNDItT FOII sALE CHtAP~FoV c
culre at the Wat ° -
by £
Restaurant fop. sale-leading
estabila.'.el restaurant in Rock
ami lease; price mcderaio. L. JuUNSOV 0
Rock island,Jll. *»uttAaON t Bor lijJ
CPLENDID OPENING FUR MARKET rro?sSr
0 tlouery. or other badness. In biiKdinV
Douglas Rouse, at idilrty-dfUi-at.; a Kf
store can command the trade of 1.000
Is but one In Cottage a tmif
rpo RENT-HOTEL FOR C\VM?-MEEtT\V~^
1 plalnes. Tents with board. Call ato-iSi u. 2 **
Grove, 130 Dearborn-st., Room?. 1 °2lce Uinj
'PHE EMPIRE FLOURING-MILL. OXSO
1 corner of MxteentU-st- and \Ventww*h-«i
run of stone. In perfect running order *”*•
or xa-rm ol yqxm. WALTLIC AlATrocSs' i,
r I’OV, STATIONK KV, COXFECTI(mSf~ToiT?
X CO, and cigar store for sale; one of thiiLx. c *
tiers on the Northwest Side. Inquire \ V o Si £***
st., corner Mllwaukec-av. ‘* °* w
WILL SELL HALF INTEREST IN kIZZ
paying boarding-stanle cheap to a panvtw?
willing to work lnsame._ Address MSO, TrSoneoJ?
WANTED-Ss.rx : o WORTH
f> for country score, for cash and
property._.M. WATKINS,j:oom_2,j3O
VTLLBUYA GOOD SvmG~Pßr:i?
QOOU business In central part of
tent low. Address M 03, Tribune office/’ P BUUr^
ITICSICAX,.
A CHANCE
. TO SELECT
FROM THE LARGEST STOCK 07
SECOND-HAND ORGANS
IN THE CITY,
From the following wclPkmown mokes, on easynwatty
Smith's American !!I!!”’**‘******^2
Printed: Co .*** ** *
Treat «k Lindsey ——«
Burdott «
Shoulnger «t Co
TavlorA Farley - *
Prince Co «
Peloulwit APelton..... ******2?
Smith .*r.r*** 5
Mason & Hamlin ;,.’***“* 2
George A. Prince * ** * 2
Midodeon * **** 2
The above organs are all In good order. ’* **’ lß
Second-hand Instruments taken in exchangeforaw
New square or upright pianos to renter for ttfam
monthly paymcnU.
W. W. KIMBALL
CornerStaie andAdma-itL '
A FEW i
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS i
SELECTED FROM OUR IMMENSE STOCK. £
A magnliicem rosewood pianoforte with all ne*. ' Jg
est improvements. very elegant carted legs, uaj m
lyre, only J K
Specially line tone upright pianoforte with K
agraffe, handsome case |
Rich and elegant square grand piano * £
Verv fine tone rosewood pianoforte ic I?
Splendid new parlor organ, rich tone
llrand»new parlor organ, stops and swell.
Esty organ, with all stops
Very elegant parlor organ, new...,,
OUR STOCK
Is the largest and most varied In Chicago. and toas
can afford to buy a piano or organ without
on us.
Every Instrument warranted five years.
* R. T. MARTIN.
NEW AND ELEGANT WAREROOM3,
265 AND 267 STATE’S!.
I
ATTENTION!
ATTEHIOS!
Second-hand
New organs, S7U to SIUO.
Stools. second-banded, DOccnts to SI. ;
All sold without regard to cost to makeroomforKi
er stock. REED’S TEMPLE Of MUSIC.
02 Vaaßuren-st., between State sad Clark
A; VERY FINE UPRIGHT PIANO. ALMOST 3EW,
7H octave, 515 cash, balance $5 per month, San.
N CO, Tribune office.
AT THE FACTORY—CABINET ORGAS3 AT
prices bevund competition, SSO ami upward; tec
in the market: monthly payments, cash, or to rot
NICHOLSON ORGAN Co., 62 EastlndUaa-rt.
F’OR SALE—A LAP.GR NUMBER OF SECWO
hand pianos for sale and to rent a: verytowprieea
JULI US BAUERiCu. 2G3and265 Wabaah-ar.-
For sale-a large number op first
cldas pianos to rent at reasonable rates. JCUC3
BAUER a: CO., 263 and 265 Wabaeh-ar.,between Jicx
eon and Van Bureu-sts.
FOR SALE-ONE KNABE UPRIGHT PIANO, OSIT
a month In use: owner la leaving the city. Addrai
N 72, Tribune office.
For sale-great closing out sale op
pianos: bargains never before offered. Southeast
corner State and Monruc-its., under the Palmer Hoase.
H ALLEY. DAVIS & CO.’S UPRIGHT PIANOS.
We take pleasure In calling the attention of partlo
wanting to purchase a strictly first-dais upright piano
to the world-renowned Ballet. Dsvls iCa’i make.-
They are not only receiving thetdmlratlon of artlataof
our own country, but command aaale la Enpooe,where
they have been exported la large numbers. They bare
received united, unanimous, and voluntary concessions
of superiority from the leading crlttcaandmusiclaaiof
the Old Country over all other makes. TberarcabßO
lately perfect In action and tone, with cases from the
plain rosewood to the richest stylea In variegated wooa
or ebony and gold. They arc the wnl of music really
encased. Sole agent, W. W. KIMBALL, corner Siam
and Adanu-ats. , .
r HAVE A BEAUTIFUL CAP.VED-LEG 3THJ-
X way piano for sale at §l9O. M 70. Tribune office.
TF TOC WANT TO RENT A PIANO OB ORGAN
X go to PROSSER’S. He makes reolla*aipedalty.
Instruments toned and repaired. 215 Stated
T WILL SRLI. MVGKNTJINE DECKER BEOS.
X piano, nearly new, for $250. Call Monday, If SM*
slble. Room l Avenue House.
T WILL GIVE THE USE OF A FIRST-CLASiXpT
X piano for a loan of $l5O. Address IIG9, Tncanc.
A'FAULV NEW PIANO FOR SALE CHEAP™
pay advance*. Apply to Chicago Lorn Conpol.
172 Washlngton-st.. comer Flfth*ar. i.
Tjtlxn-TUSiSO AS IT snbFtß BE: tt «
r years* experience: 1.600 references BLOO*
FIELD, 942 Madlson-at. or HI
i ) ESPONSIiiLR”PARTY OWXIN'G RESIDBM*-
ll will store piano, keen In order,
security If desired. Address >lO3, Tribune cflirt*
CTEiswXrs matchless mxps_.*aJjjj
0 best In existence and used by all
tlic world In preference to olheni. M'ihareUtuatw
first honors over all other compc ltOMa.tbefiiw
World's Expositions. LION & UtALY. Sttte «a
Monroe-sda. -
fpilE - LAKGEST STOCK OF
1 PIANOS ANDIORGASS
IN THE
NORTHWEST. •
Sole atxnts for tlioworMTcnosraS'l
ITalict.Davfs A Co.’s Square Grand tmd
Wm. P. Enicmm’a Square Grand and VrtMJW**,
TV. W. Kimball Square Grand and Gpnaat Ptaaoa
.1. P. Hale Square Grand and Lprlfibt Planus.
Smith American Organa.
SUoulnzer Eureka Orj? »us- .
Klmhalt Orchestral Organs.
can be accommodated. orncrq(
rpilE MUCH ADMIRED C 1 HM?,Hn'lv S nRRAS&
i THE STANDARD SMITH AMERICAN ORuA.
THE POPULAR KIMBALL ORCHESTRALOBOA^
For sale only at the piano ant. omanwareroonuw
IV*. W. KIMBALL,
Comer State and Adams-sta._ . .
We have two of the celebrated HtdeL 1&
souare grand pianos left with ns
used, with covers and stools. U^^^nibauT
Comer State
can have that
i. pan •• lone taken oat of judlio^
tune for one-half the_usuaUbar^_337}Vf^
\XT ANTED—A~ FEW MORE FAMILIESTOIWALJ
>V kinds of sewing. and also
single persons the entire tradeswoman
Ip all Its branches. Call or address iu»- «•-
No. 371 Carroll-ar. ■. _ j?T
tt. ANTFD—I*IAN< >, OIL-PAINTINGS. AND
U cniavlnei cheap for cash; mast be
00, Tribune office. TTT
TTTOULD LIKE TO LOAN A SUM OF MO>»TUj
W a good piano for use of Instrument. &
100. Tribune office. . uiiVlT
\TOU CAN BUY A GOOD
.1 for S'-O, slocash, balance S 3 permonwi-
Tribune office.
PAn'MEUSWiiSTED^--
VRTNER "WANTED—WITH 000,
P' hardware business In Kansa* 3ft
made. Addresso. T. BURDICK. Drawers ..
■pABTSEr. WANTFAI-AN ACT'A'E Mn^S
1 Wlin capital: a belter opportun ,«r
presented; a business capajle °f r®* 1 ?* to eX aS Ho®*!
rapidly wkh perfect safety; a newrttty to
hold. This article H " !read^-;^ u fl c n jViJ: we eoo*
the exclusive rljtnt to manufacture *-
the moat thorough Investigation.
would refer to tue following * C J* *?? ftJ Dace**
X. Lord, real estate, 151 Kandolph-rt., ft. H»V
wholesale saddfry and hardware, iiofr
kcli & Co., wholesale dry Roods, 137 sw*
FETT&ENUEIj. tffa State-st. r£-
PABTSEB WASTED-I
X cnir.ery for the manufacture of two ■»
Imolctnenn, and want a partner with S. 53 and 55
rstahilshcd. Address C. A. MacDO-NAH'.
Sooth Jefferson*st.
T'» VPTXER WVXTED—IN' THE G
P A m| S -lSf traiVln a“oId c»UbU 3 bcd ton* 10 ““
city. Addresi N Cl. Tribune QlSce. nrSfTO
TJARTXKP. WANTED-WITH Ji^Soe«»
1 take Interest M one of . the best P T ffff ae pflee;
1- 11 —TiO
TJAP.TXER WAXTED-WHn
1 In a staple
the business twenty years la Uncigo.^ ba fae*
qaainicd with the wholesale or retail i jetoari
preferred, a ddras h. oiacc.
pAP.TXEi: VTANT ¥. D— “JaTl^ 1 ® crc £s
r Join In a desirable and sow ,aK*
tile business In a prospering
rented and ready to be occupied by Ati** Wv
K. S-i. Trionne office. .- g yfTß»
t3afitxei: WantED-wiTH M f^^ b fc o ciiy. *•*-
1 Huh a manalactunaff
legitimate, and cash i-runts s«.'*» oJa***
nura: article maau»ac.urcd *tstfl..an £ 85.
can satisfy any one on aa interview. auu*«-
Trlbune office.
-pARTSEi: A
JT ne-s with moderate capital* B a 2
I mean Addrw* H <*♦ ir
PAI.TNEB WANTKU-WIXM '
X a business that will pay w P«J ,
referencessiren. Addresslv•*._}—vsSpKljrX
iDAßlSßß WAXTED-WITH: s»jO W&SSU» i E» )■
i: business that will nay. Address, £;>'
tervicw can be had, il -10, Tribune ofilcc.
I
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