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WANTED—MCALE HELP.
lookkeeDen* Clerks* &c«
a*
TVANTED—A THOROUGH AND EXPERIENCED
VV salesman In a retail clothing house In a city of
15.000 In thisatatc; none but those competent tv fill
such a position need apply. SILVERMAN,LINDAUKU
& CO., 114 and 116 Wabash-av.
WANTED AN* EXPERIENCED GROCERT
clerk. Must be a good sign-writer. Address H
72. Tribune ofllce.
TXT ANTED— A GOOD TENOR; HIGH. REFINED
> V concert party; tine chance. See musical.
ANTED-A EOT ABOUT 15 YEARS OF AGE TO
learn the retail drug business. Address, with
references, 1176, Tribune oihcc.
VI; ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED CLOAK SALES-
V V man or saleslady. State experience, and address
W 11, Tribune office.
VU ANTED—A GOOD SALESMAN FOR FURNI
\V turc and general household goods, atL GOLD
STEIN’S, 174 East Randolph-n.
\\7 ANT ED—AN ENERGETIC SALESMAN TO
V V solicit orders for custom-made shirts <bcst In the
world); also, one for linen collars and cuffs. LONE
fc-TAU SHIRT COMPANY, 193 Dearborn-st.
WASTED-BOY AS CLERK IN A REAL ESTATE
V V office, one who resides with his parents and can
furnish best of references. Adorcss giving ago and
references W 3J. Tribune office. •
WANTED- AN kXPERIKNCED DRUG CLERK
Apply in person toL. 1L WEHMEU, Milwaukee.
Wls. ;
TVANTED—A YOUNG UNMARRIED MAN; MUST
VV be a gojd writer and have a knowledge of book
keeping. Address H 41, Tribune office.
TVANTED—a first-class salesman, one
\V acquainted with Jcwelrv business preferred. Ap
ply between II and 1 Sunday at M. KRONBEKG’S, 107
State-fit. Call at store.
Trades*
TV ANTED-A PRACTICAL SUINGLE-SAWTEB
\V that can keep shingle saws in order and runs
band-feed one saw (Evans’ patent) shlnglc-machlne.
Si;*ady employment. Apply to WILLIAMS & CO.,
Lumber Manufacturer*. Memphis. Tcnn-
TVANTED—FOUR FIRST-CLASS CABINET-MAK
VV ere Monday morning. F. R. WOLFISGEK, cor
ner Randolph and Ann-sts.
WANTED— TAILOI IS ON REPAIRING. CALL
for three days at 36j Sooth Clark-at.
TVANTED—IO FIRST-CLASS CUSTOM COAT AND
VV pant makers at OGDEN, ABLE WHITE & CO.’S,
corner Archcr-av. and Twenty-second-st. Inquire for
Mr. Itoberg, the foreman.
TVANTED —I CARPENTERS AND 2 LABORERS
VV at 27 Wallace-fit. THOMAS MORSE.
TVANTED-A BLACKSMITH AT SCOTT’S BEL
*t . ;>'«•» ioi,«ann-«c.cor. Twenty-second.
\T/ ANTED A GOOD PLASTERER TO LATH
VV and plaster a.new cottage. Apply to HALL &
B.vRTOS, H»» Wasnlngton-sL, Room 34.
Wanted- an active, intelligent boy
who has had experience as a compositor. In a first
cls*s printing-office. Address il 92. 'lTlbune office.
\\7ANfEZwOCAUPENTEUS, AT 214 EAST MON
\ i roe-*u
T\7ANTED—BOOT AND"SHOE FOREMAN EXPE
tt ricnced with prison laoor. J. PRATT & CO.
northwest corner Madison and Franklin-fits.
•\X7ANTED-PRACTICAL markers and cut
l| ters. Apply at SIMON. STRAUSS * CO.’S, comer
Franklin ana Monroe** j. •'
TITANTKD-AN EXPERIENCED CLOAK CUTTER.
\f Apply at BOTCH KIN. PALMEK&CO.’S, 137 and
isoStaie-st. .
W 7 AXTED—A STEItEOTTPER.INQUIRE TO
v v day or Monday at Room 37. 125 Clark-at.
T\7 ANT ED—3~FIUST-CLASS CABINET MAKERS:
tt a winter's Job. Apply to SEN YARD & VAUGHN,
comer Congress and Fraukllo-sts.
\l7 ANTED—UPHOLSTERERS, 3 OR 4 PARLOR
tt workers, Mondav morning. No union men need
apply. GANNON A McGRATH. 113, 115, and 117 West
Van Buren-su
VIT ANTED—SIX MEN TO BUN WOOD-WORKING
tt machinery; one man to run scroll-saw and five
cabinet makers. CLARK BROTHERS & CO., Robey
at,, near Blue lsland-av. '
T\T ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS BURNISHER AND
II rouge buffer: nest of references reuuired. Ad
dress, stating lowest salary. Excelsior Plating Works.
J. IL WKNDOVEK & CO., proprietors, 314 North
'Thlni-st. St. Louis. Mo. .
\\7 ANTED—I 2 GOOD SEWER HANDS AND 3
TT drain layers; steady work to Jan. I: wages from
52 to S 3 per day. Inquire of W. M. DEE, 22 Cast
Qalncy-su, Sunday 4 p. m.. Nov. 17.
WAKTED-TWO GOOD HORSESHOERS AT 187
Jackson-su
TT7 ANT ED-GOOD COOPERS ON TIGHT WORK;
TV 52.50 per day and steady work. Chicago Packing
& Provision Company, Union Stock-Yards.
*W ANTED-A BLACKSMITH HELPER AT NO. 793
I V West Lake-su
TITANTED-A GOOD BLACKSMITH-HELPER.
Tt One that understands a little to work on fence.
None but a good one. Apply Monday, at 715 Wabash-av.
Coachmen* Teamsters* Ac*
WANTED-FOUR MEN TO DRIVE TEAMS, 701
Archer-av.
WANTED-STEADI MAN THAT UNDERSTANDS
the care of horses. 84 North LaSallc-sr.
Wanted— stout boy to drive team? one
handy with tools preferred; salary $3 per week.
Address K 9, Tribune office.
£mplo:
tent Agencies.
WANTED— 200 RAILROAD LABORERS FOR
Southern Iowa; free fare: winter’s work; 200
for pineries, coal-miners, farmers, city work, etc..
CHRISTIAN & CO., 268 Sonth Water-su
TS7ANTED-100 LABORERS FOR SOUTHERN
IV lows. SO fbr Illinois, 25 masons, 5 farm-bands:
free fare: at J. H. SPEKBECK’S, 21 West Randolph-st.
WANTED— 200 RAILROAD LABORERS FOR
11 Southern lowa, free fare; wlnter’3 work; 200 for
pineries, coal-miners, farmers, city work, etc. CHRIS
TIAN 4s CO.. 268 South Water-su
\\J ANTED—FOR SOUTHERN IOWA—3OO MOKE
«t railroad laborers at $1.25 to $1.50 per day; 20
stone-masons at $2.25 per day; free fare: 300 for levee
work South: 50 for pineries, and 50 for city wort
Apply at 68 South Canal-tt. W. IL McHUGIi 4 CO.
miscellaneous.
TITANTED—AN KNEUCKTIC BUSINESS-MAN IM
»> mediately to take general agency of this coumv
or State for the Climax Clothes-Wrlnger. The terri
tory U cntVely new—not a single wringer baring yet
been sent. Tc a responsible, capable parry a large mar
gin will be given. The wringer Is a recent Invention,
and clearly takes the lead of ail other machines, both
In price, convenience, and durability. The retail price
la so low—only si—that everyone can afford to have It.
It Is warranted not to get out of repair, and It cannot
rub off buttons like the rubber machines; neither does
hut water affect It. New England and Middle States
already taken. Asa Farr. General Agent, 130 Cham
ber-su, N. Y. cleared $173 In one week. Other
wringers cost $5. Let every man In want of a business
Bit down at once and send (stamp) for circulars and the
Agents* Advocate. The first canvasser ever started—
omy three weeks ago—sold wringers in five da vs.
Act promptly. W.IL THOMPSON £ CO., 128 Wash
lagtoa-at.
\\T ANTED—MEN TO TAKE AGENTS* GUIDE;
soo firms describe 10,000 articles; four months
JAMES P. SCOTT, 60 Dearborn-sc.
VI 7ANTED—I HAVE ADVANCED MONET ON
« • tome 1. O. O. F. records, and wilt dispose of them
▼cry cheap. An energetic camxasser can make S2OO In
cldc of 30 days. J. B. BHEESE, 120 Lake-tu
free.
■ITTANTED—A TRAVELING SALESMAN THOR
>V oaphly acquainted with the provision business,
and who has an acquaintance and trade In the West and
Southwest. Address F 90, Tribune office.
WANTED-A RELIABLE MAN TO SOLICIT COAL
orders: one acquainted with the business pre
ferred. Address H 47. Tribune office.
W ANTED—PRACTICAL SEWING-MACHINE MEN
i» of experience, capable of rnnnlng branch offices
In the country: must give name and address to secure
Interview. Address H 44, Tribune office.
TTTANTED—A^TRAVELER*TO SELL” GUNS AND
« v ;pifctol? for an Eastern house: one who could com
mand a good article to sell from first hands in connec
tion preferred. State full particulars. Address TRAV
ELER, Tribune office.
XX7ANTED—A STEADY YOUNG MAN TO CARE
ii for a horse and cow and make himself generally
useful. Apply at 317 btate-st.
XXTANTED-A SALESMAN OF ABILITY AND
v » experience with country connections to represent
• staple line of goods on percentage of profits. Ad
dress with references. stating present engagements,
etc.. H 9b. Tribune office.
X\7 ANTED—AGENTS TO CANVASS CHICAGO ON
v v commission for an established business; none
out gentlemen of good address and experience need an
ply. Call at 6 McCormick Block.
\\7 ANTED-AGENT TO REPRESENT WALKER &
TV Co.. New York City, In the sale of Walker's
jmulslou of cod-ilvcr oil; a physician and one acquaint
ed with the drug trade preferred. H 53, Tribune.
XX 7 ANTED—A BOY IN CROCKERY ‘ STORE. AT
V\ L. THIKOENS, 3 <A West Madboa-su
WANTED— ERRAND BOYS. 13 TO 15 TEARS OF
age. Address, in own handwriting, Wj. Tribune
suice.
WANTED-A SMART BOY TO WORK IN OFFICE;
one accustomed to figures; must live with oa
own handwriting, with reference,
u 30, Tribune office.
WANTED - SIXTEEN MORE SOLICITOUS,
either male or female: S2OO clear can be made
J f o, *• * or full paraculars Inquire of
MU. MOUKK. with Vt m. W. Kelly A Co.. 190 Randolph.
WANTED-A RELIABLE MANTmBCHANIC PKE
ferred) on fair salary to employ time and Invest
small capital. Address H 9, Tribune office.
TI7ANTLD-A SALESMAN TRAVELING IN THE
' » country to sell for us on liberal commissions;
goods staple and In demand. Mnstbeaule to produce
lavoraUe references as to capacity and energy. Apply
to Marlell s Maurg Co., 126 Mlehlgan-st., cor.LaSklie.
WANTED-SALESMEN FOR IMPROVED DOUBLE
' ' DC'dlo »lu>climeiitU) scwlap-macblnes, Sews
s.ugle or double scam, easily attached, simple to oper
ate, no get put of order, beautiful stitch, straight
Siam*, double work, and stronger. 133 Madlson-su,
l*ooai it. atate agents wanted.
W AG*£STS TO SELL THE BEST
tbe world. Call at Perpetual
wick Co.. 96 Dearborn-st., between 10 and 12.
\V A 2lFir‘S L f' SITUATIONS, OB
• , w,nt helo t to advertise la the
Three lines three day* for 10
ihe Telegraph readies 3u,(xxi readers who
s cluitm or never look into the other morning papers.
\V A :M. KU ,r A v °ung mas who'can make
* generally useful about the house; stran
ger preiurred. Call ai 878 Wabash-ar.
W A .? T EP.-- S L STI!oxg BOW with some expe
ond-st.tCllCe 1:11116 “untntT business. 145 Tweatr-.ee-
\V J^Z. FI # RST * CLASS H OU SCRAPERS. AT
Rri *s«ady work. Chicago Packing
ana PfcYia-jn Company. Union Stock-Yards.
W GOOD MAN FOR EVERT STATE
ssa “mj d ;
'“*« oommlmoaa.
A WANTED—FIitST-CLASS GROCERY, DRUG OR
I?A m f 7 trav eilng men. to caU at 85 Madison-st..
A\' ™«' -"i EXrOBTISG, PKOvisiosT
* * and breadstuff* firm, a successful trarcllnsgalt*.
zu an posK'SdiuK * couple thousand or so ca*b ami hiirh
csi bu*meterejereacea,to represent them Inßraii! Ad-
UTilicn.duan extensive trade In most European coun
tr.es, and Hiil offer a splendid opening to a thoroughly
wideawake butineaa gentleman; one speaking I’ortu
gu»-ae ierred. Tribune oace.
Y^ANTEb-*
,''A.MfcU-A VOU-x'li jJA.K e''<iL otiv.ii. htJ K
M on » newspaper: cuojpty and* steady Job. AA
dress K 32, J ribuce oClcc. J J a
"ANTED—CULOKti) DOT TO ACT AS POKTEK.
*i Hareriy House, 63 WeatiAfce-at.
TV A iVTJE D— ITIAIj E lICLP*
miscellaneous— I Continued*
WANTED-MEN TO SELL SOME
tides, stationery. notions. etc., at low prices.
AMERICAN .NOVELTY CO.. lßofeiate-st.
WANTED— COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS WHO
can take a “side Issue” on commission to ad
dress H 37. Tribune office.
TVAA'TED—FE JtX LE KELP*
Domestics*
TxrANTED— A GOOD COOK TO GO TO LAKE
W View; good wages. Address K 48. Tribune.
YVANTKD—MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TODO THE
\V wort for three In family;, ouc who wouldapprc
elate home; wages. $2. 1176 Uabash-av.
NTTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL”HOUSEWORK
VV in small family, at ICI Thlrty-iifih-st. German
or Norwegian preferred. ■_ __
W 7 ANTED-AT 337 WEST TATLOR-ST., A GOOD
VV girl for general housework. ■
IVANTLD-A YOUNG GIRL, 12 OR 13, TO AS
VV gist in housework, at 233 Wood-tit.
Wanted—in a private family, ak, hx-
W ncrlenced girl as cook and laundress eras cham
bermaid and laundress; >wcde or German preferred.
Apply Monday, with references, at 470 Washitigtun-st.
f 17ANTKD—A GOOD RELIABLE GIRL AS COOK
VV and laundress, at 543 West Monroe-st. Refer
ence required. ■
WANTED-A &TRONG GERMAN GIRL TO DO
VV general housework. Call at No. 51 East Harri
son-st., Monday.
Wanted— a competent girl to do gen
cral housework; one willing to go into country.
Call at 220 East Klnzle-st-, Tuesday morning at a
o’clock. *
TVANTED-GOOD SAMARITAN SOCIETY, 173
VV East Randolph-sl. Board, §2 or 52.50 a week,
and employment for girls and women.
TVANTED—A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT GIRL
VV for general housework at 510 South Park-av.
German preferred. - .
WANTED-GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK AT 268 WEST
VV Twclfih-st.; Irish preferred. Call Monday.
\V ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERALHOUSEWORK
VV la a small family; wages $2 per week. Call at the
grocery 82 West Thlrtccuth-st.
WANTED— A NEAT GIRL TO DO GENERAL
housework in a family of three, 611 Falton-su,
down-stairs. ■
WANTED-OERMAN OR DANISH GIRL FOR
VV general work In a small family. 216 Twenty*
ninth-fit. *
WANTED-AT 765 WEST JACKSON-ST., A COM
VV petent girl for general housework.
WANTED—A GOOD GERMAN, SWEDE, OR
VV Norwegian girl for general housework. Call at
226 Soutn Green-si. after 9 o’clock. _
\\7ANTED—FROM DEC. 1. A GOOD. STRONG
V? girl to do general housework. Good wages and
pleasant home, with every convenience, to one well
recuqimended. MRS. G. SMITH. Wcllington-av..
west of dummy road. Lake View, two blocks from
street-cars..
WANTED-A GOOD GERMAN GIRL FOR GEN
»v eral housework. Small family. Apply at 105
Calumet-ar.
\\t ANTED-A GERMAN OR NORWEGIAN GIRL
II at2isSouthPaulina-st,
WANTED-AT 188 VINCENNES-AY.—A GIRL
for general housework. -
WANTED-TWO GIRLS-ONE FOR GENERAL
work and one for nursery. Address, with refer
ences, Box not. Evanston, ill, .
\I7AS FED—A 'RESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED
tt woman to do housework for man nod wife; low
wages; references req uircd- Address U 55. Tribune.
UTANTED-S WEDE~OR NORWEGIAN GIRL TO
do general housework in a private family of three.
Apply at 52 Loom U-st.
\T7ANTED—GIRL TO DO KITCHEN WORK, AT
II 112 south Park-av.
\\7ANTEb-GlltL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
tt in a small family. Apply at once at 641 West
Congrcss-st.
WANTED—A GOOD EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR
t t general housework in small family. 34b Cola
znct-av.
WANTED— GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
family small. Call to-day at 311 Lmcoln-av
WANTED— GOOD COOK, WASHER, AND IRON
cr. with reference, at 213 ohlo-st.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK:
must be first-class cook and laundress, with good
city references; good pay. 153 South ttobey-sc.
GIKL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWOItU:
tt Sweoe, Norwegian, or German preferred; moat
be a good cook and bring good references. 945 West
Monroe-st.; call .Monday.
WANTED-A RELIABLE AND COMPETENT
TV glrlior general housework, to go 40 miles In the
country; dellgntfu! place. H 7. Trluune office.
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL AT 4202 LANGLEY
av., comer Forty-secoad-st., only two in family.
WANTED-A NEAT, ORDERLY GIRL, 10 TO IS
years old. to assist in general housework. inquire
at 395 Dayton-31.. Monday morning.
W’ ANTED —THOROUGHLY COMPETENT GIRL
to do general housework; must be a good cook and
laundress, with best of references; family of three.
Apply at No. 270 East Erie-su
11/ ANTED-A GIRLFORGENERAL HOUSEWORK
tt in a small family. Apply Monday at 250 Calu
met-av.
wANTED a SWEDE OR GERMAN GIRL, AGED
VI about 13 yean, for nurse. Apply at No. 480 Lake
Park-av.
T\7ANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO SECOND W'ORK
II and lake care of children; references required.
Call at No. libO VVabash-ay.
W' ANTED A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
housework at 13d South Morgon-si.
\T7ANTED A GOOD GERMAN GIRL TO DO
IV washing, ironing, and cooking. Call at 91 Twen
ty-first-su, near Imuana-av.
WASTED-A STRONG, HEALTHY WOMAN FOR
i> general housework; must be willing and compe
tent; references reouired. Apply Monday at 50 Rusn-st.
WANTED -AT 484 .SOUTH CLARK-ST., UP
-11 stairs, a girl for general housework. .
WANTED-A COMPETENT GERMAN OR SWEDE
girl to do general housework la a small family.
Apply Monday at 104 Aberdeea-st.
WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR SECOND
T * work and to take care of children. Apply at I£!6
Pralrte-ar., with good references.
UfASTED-A GIRL OF EXPERIENCE. WITH
V> reference, tocook, wash, andiron, at 155 South
Saugamon-at.
WaNTED-A COMPETENT GIRL TO DO GEN
. era! housework. Call at43Plerce-st.
nTANTED-A GIKL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
vf work In family of two and child; take Cottage
Grovc-av. cars. Cali Monday at 43 University-place.
WANTED— A WOMAN WITH~TWO GIRLS.
*v demanding cooking and waiting on table, can
find a splendid opportunity to engage In dining-room
business by applying to B. MAUZT, i2o South Ualsted.
WAN TED-^GEIlMAN GIRL TO DO GENERAL
housework. Apply at 157 South Green-st.
Wr ANTED—A GOOD COOK. LAUNDRESS. AND
» t girl for general housework, for a boardiug-house.
7 Norm Clark-st.
WANTED— A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
workat H33Pralrie*ar. Scandinavian preferred.
WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL r’OB GENERAL
housework; a good washer and Ironer. References
required. Wages $3 per week. German or Swede pre
ferred. 378 Vernon-av.. corner Tblrty-fonnh-st.
TXT ANTED—CHAMBERMAID AND SECOND GIRL
*V ■ In kitchen for South Chicago Hotel. Call at
Irving House. 330 Washlngum-st.. Monday morning.
XX7ANTED—TWO GIRLS, ONE AS COOK AND
*v the other as second girl, at Temperance Coflee-
House. 03 WestMadlsbn-st.
WANTED-A' GOOD KITCHEN GIRL AT THE
Briggs House, at once.
TXT"ANTED—A YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN GEN
»» eral noosework. Inquire at 1693 Dcarbora-su
WANTED-A GIHL~i2 OR 14 TO
help In kitchen at 137 North Halsted-st.
XXTANTED—A GOOD'COOK, ALSO NURSE GIRL;
VV both must hare references; German or Norwe
gian. Apply to day at3C7 West Washlngum-st.
XX? ANTED—A GERMAN OR SWEDE GIRL: MUST
if understand English and housework- Apply at 406
WestMonroc-st.
WANTED-AT NO. 9 BEAURIVAGK, MICFIIGAN
av., corner Van Buren, a second girl and a nunc
girl: references required; German or Norwegian pre
zerred.
WANTED— AFIRST-CLASS COOK AT 365 EAST
Xndlaaa-st, Call Monday.
WANTED-^ a””COMPETK'nt”gIKL FOR HOUSE
work m a family of two. To one desiring a com
fortable home special Inducements. Come prepared to
stay at once at 37’J Uubbard-st.. near Noble. -
WANTED-GERMAN GIRL; SMALL FAMILY.
738 Weal Superior-st.
XX7ANTED—A* GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
>V work who can cook nicely. Apply at 5U Wa
bash-ar.
WANTD-A GIRL TO ASSIST IN KITCHEN. Ap
ply at Waverly House. 63 West Lake-at.
WASTED-A GOOD~GERSIAN _ Oil SWEDISH
girl to do general housework: must have good
references: to such a one will be given a good home.
Call at 547 Calumct-ar. ■
Seamstresses#
WANTED-rAN LXTr.i;f SOWING MACHINE
operator; one competent to do fancy stitching
free handed: samples of work required; highest wages
Said- Apply up stairs, third iloor. CLEMENT &
AVER. 410 to 424 Mllwaukee-av.
\T 7* ANTED—A DRESSMAKER TO WORK BY THE
> > day In a private family on the South Side; terms.
Si.so per day. Address, giving references, Fn. Trib
une office.
\\7 ANTED—SO EXPERIENCED CLOAK AND CIB
• *1 cular makers with or without machine: callearlv
J. HERZOG. 242 East Madliou-si. 7
WANTED-3 MACHINE GIRLS: 3 GIRIS BY
hand on coats. Inquire Sunday and Monday. 823
Mliwaukee-av. J
WANTED-3 GIRLS TO DO HAND-SEWING;
at9o2 Sute-?t nCed ° f a home preXezTCd - C«U «t once
WASTED— GIRLS FOR BASTING AND PLAIN
pressing; also girls with their own sewing-
for making alpaca coats, at 227 West In-
w asted-a number of first-class cloak
” maters. MRS. J. DDFF. 240 West iladlson-st.
W ANTED EXPERIENCED* * CLOAKmXkeRS
W A^’7f w „ UA^;i ad ™ « a^ft . s G V£KALLS
WASTED-AX APPRENTICE GIRL AT DRESS
» f making; one who can sew. 765 Mlcblgan-ar.
*II7ANTED—IO FIRST-CLASS ALPACA COAT
-Ll* ma *‘ ers; muat furnish own sewing-machines:
also 2 pressers. IGS West Indlana-st. *
TOUKG GIRL TO SEW ASD TAKE
->^ hfWrcD V Appljr 011 Monday, wltn ref*
crenccs, at_.2lwcnty*fottnh-Bi.
MaS.i b ,%T4?ilr^ r J,laiUlrr - STJ£LN - lia ff “*
W^V l Ji.fe f v OCi: GOOD ci:e SSUAKERS. 733
W A ISS7 TE . N L EXPERIEJICED OJRLS FOB
* _ t-Uonae. Also a man accustomed 10 nrenarfaff
fla eshop work. Apply Monday at 1J77
near Xweatynfth and state. In the e * t *’
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE; SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1878— SIXTEEN PAGES.
TVAIVTJED—FEMALE HELP*
Nurses*
WANTED-NUBSK GIRL FROM 14 TO 18 TEARS
of age. Call Monday at 437 Warrea-av.
TTT ANTED—A NURSE-GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF
VV one child 2 years old. References required. Call
at 420 West Waahlngton-st.
WANTED-NURSE-G'IRL AT 34 ALUINE-.
square; German preferred. £
TT/ ANTED—NURSE GIRL,* 14 TEARS OLD, OR-
W phau preferred, for suburbs. Give price and age.
Address F Su, Tribune oHlcc._
WANTRD-AT G3B WEST WASHINGTON-ST., A
girl of 16 years take charge of an infant.
\TrASfEb-NDRSE. A HALF-GROWNGiUL.*wiTH
VV reference. Apply at H 25 Pralrle-av.
WANTED-a'NURSE GIRL, IMMEDIATELY. AT
1244 Mtchlgau-av.. north of Thlrty-third-si,
WANTED—A GOOD NURSE GIRL; ONE WHO CAN
V V come well recommended; none other need apply.
Call at 37 Aldine Square.
TV ANTED-A GIRL VITU GOOD REFERENCES
VV to take care of children and do plain sewing.
Apply at 1214 Pralrle-av. .
Vt J. ANTED —A NURS E- GIRL 13 OR 14 TEARS OF
VV age to take care of a baby. Applyap 777 >vcst
Washlngtou-st.
TV ANTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF
VV a baby during the_ day. Apply at 13 South Ada.
NURSE-GIRL 13 TO 16 YEARS OLD.
VV Apply to-day at 448 West Van Burcn-st., with
references.
W ANTED-A GOOD, CAREFUL NURSE-GIRL TO
help lake care of a young baby. Apply at 21 St.
John’s-place. ___
W ANTED-A YOUNG GIltL TO AMUSE A CHILD
from 8 a. in. to 4 p. in., at 262 Ohio-fit.
TV ANTED-A RESPECTABLE NURSE GIRL. AT-
V V ply at 417 West Jackson-st.
ANTED - A NURSE TO TAKE CARE OF
children at U 36 West Monroe-st.
WANTED—NURSE GIRL WHO CAN DOPLAIN
VV sewing; wages 51.50. 540 West Washlngton-at.
Laundresses*
WANTED-AT SiNCLAR’S LAUNDRY, 045 WA
hash-av., corner Twenty-llrst-st., flrst-clasfi
shirt-ironcre. collar-ironcrs, stnrcher, washer, and girl
tu attend washing-machines. Call Monday.
miscellaneous.
TVANTED—A YOUNG GIRL. MUST BE GOOD-
V V looking, to act os cashier and tend cigar-stand In
a barber-guoo. Apply Monday morning at No. 102J4
East Van Burco-su
117 ANTED-A GIUL Til AT UNDERSTANDS MUSIC
* I and to o*6lst In light housework. 725 West Mon
roe-at.
WANTED-A GIRL ABOUT 13 YEARS OLD
in a small family to make It her home. Address
Mrs. JAMES UARRX&, Oak Park.
T\7 ANTED - A LADY WHO THOROUGHLY
I V 'understands pattern cutting and cloak fitting,and
also can act In the capacity of saleslady. Statu what ex
perience you have had in cloak fitting. H 11, Trtoune.
TiTaNTED—GENTEEL YOUNG LADY‘TO LEARN
Vv souganddance: must have good voice; Instruc
tions free to ibe rlght Address K 22, Trtoune.
\\rTNTED-~LADIES ToTtUDY FOR THESTAGE
IV with an actor of 3 ; » years* experience} terms
moderate. Frol. WM. MoFAIiLAND, 213 West Madi
son-st., corner of Green, Room 12.
WANTED— LADIES TO CROCHET ON NET
hoods and coats at tnclr own homes: new patterns
that will pay you. Apply at 137 South Hoyne-su
\\7 ANTED-FEMALE CANVASSERS FOR THE
Tt Illustrated Christian Weekly. Apply to GEO- W.
SHARP. Rooms 7 and S McCormick Block, Dearborn
and Kandolph-sts. ~
\\T ANTED—50 CROCHETERS ON HOODS AND
tt Jackets; steady work. H 7 East Twenty-second.
SITUATIONS WASTED-MALE.
Bookkeepers! Clerks, Ac*
SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF 23, SON
of agricultural cake. seed, and corn merchant, En
gland, and who has had four year) in a Liverpool cilice,
has traveled in corn, and Is thoroughly conversant with
bookkeeping, collecting, etc., wl bes a situation In
shipping or mcrcnunCs office. J. W. BARWElL,Gen
eral Post-Office. Chicago. •
SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT Busi
ness man and accountant of long experience In this
and other cities, as manager, assistant, or bookkeeper,
in a legitimate business. Can furnish :he best of ref
erences as to character and capability. Call, or address,
C. V. FRANKLIN. Room 9 Union Bank Building.
SITUATION WANTED-BY ADRUG-CLE.iK HAV
o Ing five years* first-class experience. Address F 34,
Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN EX*
O nerlenced In hardware, drugs, groceries, and con
fectionery; no bad habits: be?t of city references;
wages no object. Address F It), Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED—AM FAMILIAR WITH
general office work, management of credits and
collections: number of Tears with an old-estab
lished firm in this city; experienced bookkeeper, sales
man. collector, corrcsdondcnt; best of credentials as
to character and business qualifications. F 6. Tribune.
SITUATION WANTED-I WILL GIVE S'.O TO ANY
one who will procure for me a situation at a mod
erate salary where « years* experience In general office
work can be made available. F 21, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG ATTORNEY
Inalaw office or elsewhere: speaks German: best
references as to character and ability. Fl 7, Tribune.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF 3
O yean’ experience In the drug business: city or
country; speaks German. Address 1188, Tribune.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF
SO, where his capacity will be appreciated; good
salesman and accountant; speaks six languages; hard
worker; means business, and asks for a trial; refer
ences. Address H 57, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WITH
O lo years’ experience In the drug business; country
preferred. Address K 10, Trtoune office.
QITUATION WANTHD-BY A- YOUNG MAS 24
O rears of age with some reliable Arm; wanes low,
and beat of reference given. Address W 33, Tribune.
SITUATION WANTED-AS ASSISTANT ItOOK
kceoer. salesman, traveling agent, or any honora
ble position, by a young married man of good habits,
and one that can give unexceptionable references as
regards character and ability, and who Is willing to
work hard for the Interests ot his employers. Address
H 34, Tribune office.
QITUATION WANTED—A THOROUGHLY FIRST-
O class bookkeeper, correspondent, and general busi
ness manager seeks any position where bis services
could be made available: can furnish the very best of
references, or security to any amount. Address H 22.
Tribune olllce.
SITUATION WANTED-AN OUTSIDE POSITION
by a thorough business man, who has been connect
ed with some of the largest mercantile houses In the
United States for the past eighteen years. Address H
23. Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-AS BOOKKEEPER, SALES
roan. or entry clerk; ten years* experience; best of
references. Address K IG, Tribune office
QITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN AS
O clerk; can furnish beat of references. Address U
W, 121 Winches ter-av. '
SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN -WHO
Is a thorough and experienced bookkeeper: A l
references. H 95. Tribune, office.
SITUATION. WANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED
business correspondent, who is an expert on tue type
writer. a position that will occupy a portion of his time
each day until Jan. 1; can supply Instrument. Address
W as, Tribune office.
Trades*
SITUATION WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS CHP.OMO
and lithographic artist will be at liberty In Decem
ber to accept engagement. For terms anc specimens,
address, with real name. CHKOMO, Philadelphia office
New York Herald.
SITUATION WANTED-AS FOREMAN IN FURNI
lure manufactory by man who understands draw-
Ing and Is first-claas mechanic. Address U 46, Tribune.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS PA
pcr-rulcr: have hod several yrtrs’ experience, and
first-class references. Address, for 0 days, F 9, Trib
une office.
SITUATION’ WANTED-AS FIREMAN, PORTER,
or watchman by a young man strictly temperate;
best of references. U 54, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-1N WHOLESALE CLOTH-
Ing bouse, by a foreman cutter of 15 years* experi
ence: can furnish best of references. Address K 14,
Tribune office.
Coachmen, Xeamsters,
CITUATION WANTED—BY A SWEDE AS COACH-
O man la a private family; Is sober and faithful; un
derstands his business; well posted; good reference. *H
48, Tribune office.
CITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT MAN
O as hostler or driving coal-wagon. • Call or address
O J, 993 State-st.
CITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN
O fSwedc) !u a private family as coachman and to do
general work about the place. Best of reference given.
Address II 38, Tribune office.
CITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN AS
O coachman. Thoroughly understands the care of
horses and carnages; can milk- First-class reference.
Address W 10, Trtoune office.
CITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN AS
kj coachman; understands the business perfectly; will
make himself generally useful: no objection to hard
work. Address 1112, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN (EN
gllsh) as coachman, or anything In the line of work:
has A No. 1 reference. Address H 2, Tribune office.
CITUATION WaNTED-AS COACHMAN* BY A
O young man who thoroughly understands
the care of horses and carriages. Also can milk, take
care of furnace, and Is willing to make himself useful,
can bring the best of city references as to habits and
anility, K 100, Tribune office.
miscellaneous
CITUATION WANTr.D—DOUBTLESS MANY SOLID
O and worthy Cnns have failed and closed out slmnly
for the want of a proper. Judicious, and economical
system of advertising; a thoroughly competent and
experienced man will engage with a responsible house
to conduct advertising In every detail at a reasonable
salary; 1 have no connection with swindling adver
tising concerns with “lists of thousands of papers,"
but will make large returns for any one who desires mv
services. Address 11 1, Tribune office. 3
CITUATION WANTED-BY AN HONEST YOUNG
man In a law office; best of city reference given* 1
am 22 years of age. Address JOHN CULLUN. care O.
M. Hanson &, Co., 104 W ella-sc.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN TO DO
ky most anything: has traveled a great deal through
out the Last and West, and can give Urn-class city ref
efences. Address lids, Tribune office.
CITUATION WANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY
O by a colored man who understands gcnerpl house
work and Is willing to make himself generally useful*
good reference from last employees. II 87. Tribune
CITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN AS
O bartender. Speaks German. French, and English.
Have had experience the last eight years at theflneac
hotels In the East. Highly recommended. Can rive
security If required.- Address H 24. Tribune office.^
OITUAjioN WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF
O strictly temperate habits and Integrity to work as a
porter In private family, or doctor’s or lawyers office
in restaurant, or store, and be generally useful, fir
aUb bet of references. Adarcs. w 33, Tribune n;n“.
CITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT GIRL
do general boiaeworb. Apply at 547 Wabub“v
CITUATIONS WANTED—BY ~A GOOD COOK
O WMber. unci .roacr: also second plrl. to lire to
gether or separate. call Monday and Tncadar at toS
Dearbnra-.t., nonb of Twenty-iccood. * 1 lU *' J
S'^^Sol^Si^d^S^Sg^-S:
CITCATION WANTED—BY" AYOUNG MAN WITH
ImmSm.'i™. 1 ';' 1 a u J e of ‘“raolM to un
SsSwa T&oaSe?.". b “* 01
SITUATIONS WAirrEBJffiKSS
.Domestics* ■
QITUATION WANTED-1N A SMALL PRIVATE
O family by a Danish girl; vicinity of Oakland nre
ferred. call at 18 Evans-av. .
SITUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD OEUMAS.
O girl as cook or genera: housework. Please call lor
two days at 155 East Indlaaa-st. _
h Situation "wantkd-by a competent inior-
O estant woman fur any Kind of wor£ in a family,
■"city or country,. 152 \\ cat Pulk-sc.
QITUATION WANTED—BY A GERMAN GILL,
O second work: Is a good plain sewen can be seen and
recommended at her lost nlace. 536 West Monroe-st.
QITUATIONS W ASTED-UY TWO FIRST-CLASS
O Norwegian girls to do general housework, both in
the same place. Call at 48 West Ohlo-su. second Uoor.
QITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS COOK
k> or In first-class private fatally. Apply
through P.-<». Box BJI. Evaaston, HI., till Dec. 1.
QITUATION’ WANTED-BY A COMPETENT GIIIL
O In u small family; understands cooking In all its
brandies; has lived In her last place seven years, in
uulre at 37 Boston-av.
QITCXtIoS WANTED—BY a YOUNG GIRL TO
O do second work or take care of children. Call at
)6L» bouth Park-av.
QITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL
O to da second work and sewing; good reference*.
Call or address3Go West Flfteeath-sc.; can be teen three
days. .
QITUATION WANTED-BY GOOD GERMAN GIRL
O for housework. 3-0 West Culcajo-av.
QITUATION WANTED—BE A COMPETENT NOR-
O man girl to do second work and plain sowing: can
give good city reference. Please call Monday and i ues
dsy at 221 Clark-st.
QITUATION WANTED-BV A GOOD, CAPABLE
O girl,“as cook or general servant. Coll at 162 bouth
DcsplaincViit., basement.
QITUATION ~ WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
’O girl to cook, wash, and Iron, or do general house
work In private fatuily. Call two days at 3G4 i* orty
second-st.
QITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
O girl to do general housework, or second work and
take care of children. Call at II bangcr-st., near
Archcr-av.
QITUATION WANTED-BY A CAPABLE GIRL TO
O do second work In first-class private family. Best
of references given. Apply at 206 Thlrd-av.
QITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO COMPETENT
O girls who thoroughly understand their business,
nre neat and economical, as cook and second girl, to
gether or separate. References from best families In
city. Call Monday at 361 Thirticth-at.
QITUATION WANTED—FOR GENERAL HOUBE-
O work oy a superior German Protestant girl In a nice
small family. 115 Tweatlcth-st.
QITUATION WANTED-BY A DANISH GIRL FOR
O general housework. Please call at 877 Cottage
Grove-ar., up-stulrs.
QITUATIONWANTED—FOR SECOND WOUKAJfU
O sewing or general work, by an extra good aud pleas*
ant girl. Monday at 142 Tweutleth-st.
SITUATION WANTED—TO DO SECOND WORK
O orsewlng. aud make herself generally useful. Call
atoradtlms IBuEast Indlnna-st.
SITUATION WANTKD—FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
O work by a German girl. Adplv at 62 East
Elghtecnth-st., Sunday. ■
CrrUATIONS WANTED-GOOD SAMARITAN SO-
O clety, I7J Hast Randulph-st, Female employes at
low wages for city or country. Laundry. 76c a tlo/on.
SITUATION WANTED—IIV A lilial’tii;i aul. u.*.l
to do general housework. Two years* reference.
1835 Portland-av., corner Thlrty-slxih-sc.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A NORWEGIAN GIRD
Oto do general housework In a private family. Call
or address 47 South EUzaoeth-st.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A SWEDisU GiRL I'O
O do general housework lu a private family. Can gl ve
good reference. Apply at 42 Weason-st.
SITUATION WANTEU-BY A GIRL FOR SECOND
work or general housework in a private family. Call
for two days at 887 State-sc., near Elgiucenth.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A SWEDE GIRL AS
O cook and laundress, or general work. Good calls
solicited. Cali -lundoy at 142Tweutlcth-st,
SITUATION WANTED-TO DO GENERAL HOUSE-
O work. Good references given. Call at Hjoß Mlchl
gan-av.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A SCANDINAVIAN
O girl lu a small family, or second girl. Call at 136
algcl-su
OITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT GIRL
O to do dining-room or chamoerwork. Best refer
ence. Cali at 416 >Vaba*h-av.
SITUATION WANTED-BY SCOTCH CANADIAN
Oglrl; Is competent to cook, wash, aud Iron in a private
family; If references are required, lived seven years In
the last place. 1025 Dearnorn-at.. near Twenty-nrst.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A GOOD, HONEST
O woman to work by the day in noardmg-houae. Call
northwest corner Cuicago-av. aud c’jark-st.. ituom 15.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS
meat aud pastry cook in hotel or large boarding
house. Call at 87G State-sc. No postal cards.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS
O cook. Call at iui6 Wabash-av.
CITUATION WANTED-BT A GOOD GIRL TO
O cook, wash,- and Iron, or do housework. Please
call at 743 ludlana-av.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
O Swedish girl for general housework in a small re
spectable American family. Apply for two days at No.
218 North Market-st., upstairs.
SITUATION WANTED-AS COOK. OR FOB OEN-
U eral housework In a private family. Call Monday
at 956 staie-st.
OITDATIO.V WANTED-BV A YOUNG GIRL CA-
O panic of doing second work, or the care of children;
best of reference. Please call Sunday and Monday at
1279 Butierlleld-at.
SITUATION ITASTBD-Br A GIRL TO DO GEN-
O eral housework hi a family; can give the best of
references. Call for 3 days at 314 Mlchlgan-ar.
SITUATION' WANTED—BT A CAsXbIAJf GIKL;
O Is a competent cook and laundress; best reference
Siren. Also, oneju second girl. sto Mlchlgan-av.
•SITUATION w anted—by a good cuuk. and
O laundress in a first-class private family, Refer
encc. South Side preferred. Address C. 123 Twenty*
accoud-st.
SITUATION WASTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS COOK
O to do general housework. Please call, for three
days, at 981 Buttcrficld-au, between Arcner-av. and
.Mnctccnth-st.
SITUATION IVANTED—BY A GOOD GIKL TO
do general or kitchen work In a small family. Can
give eight years'recommendation. Call, for two days,
at 102 cottage Grovc-av.
SITUATION WANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED,
wilting girl to do general work in a small family.
Call In store 716 State-st., near Fourteenth.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIKL TO DO
light housework or take care of a child; best of
references. Please call at 3G2i£ Wabash-av., Room 4,
Monday.
SITUATION WANTED-AS COOK IN A FlßST
class bcardlng-house by a woman. Call Monday at
IIP South Oskley-st.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A GOOD GIRL TO DO
O housework, washing, and ironing. Apply at 500
Michigan-av.
SITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO SISTERS IN A
O first-class family to do cooking and second work;
good references given if necessary. Call or address 24
bholto-st., near Harrison.
SITUATIONS WANTED-BY SWEDISH GIRL TO
do cooklngaud laundry work; please the most par
ticular. and first-ciass;. tidy, obliging, and reliable;
also second girl fully competent. 2oi Calumet-av.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL FOR
O general housework, cooking, washing, and ironing.
Good references. Apply to 197Mather-tt,, near Halatcd.
OITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO GIRLS TO DO
O geucral housework in an American family. Good
references. Call Monday at 19 Kay-st., between South
Park and Caluiuet-avs.
SITUATION WANTED —BY A MIDDLE-AGED
O American woman in a small private family, in city
or country. 2G5 West Divtslon-sc.
Situations wanted-by two competent
girls in a private family. Will go together or sepa*
rale. Good reference from last place. Call at No. 13
Rast Erlc-st., Monday and Tuesday. No postal-cards.
SITUATION WANTED —BY A GOOD GERMAN
girl for general housework In a small American
family. Inquire at 321 Michlgan-st.. up-stairs.
CITIIATION WANTED-AS FIRST-CLASS COOK
O or laundress. Call or address 291 North Division.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A GIKL TO DO GEN
eral housework in a small family; can give good
reference from last place. Call Monday at 109 East
umarlo-at., up-atalrs.
OITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE
O girts to do general housework. Call for two days at
30amlih-st.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT EN
gllsh woman as meat and pastry cook in a hotel,
city or country. Please call at 18 WestKandolph-et.,
up-stairs.
OITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO COMPETENT
O girls to do cooking and second work or general
housework, with good references. Call at 138 West
Adams-st.
QITUATIOKTANTED-BT A THOROUGH, COM
kj potent girl to do the entire general housework for a
first-class private family. Call at 163 Tweaty-fim-st.
CTIUATION WANTED— TO COOK, WASH. AND
O Iron or general housework in a private family, ad*
ply at 76 Twenty-secona-st.
oITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT GIRL
O to cook, wash, and iron or general housework in a
private family. Call at 1386 Bmterfield-st.
OITUATIO.N WANTED—FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
O work in a small family. Please call at? Forest-av.,
near Thlrty-Qrst-st.
SITUATION WANTED-BY NEAT, TIDY GIRL
p os second girl or general housework In a small fam -
lly. Please call Monday at HO East Inulana-st.
SITUATION WANTED—BYGOOiTgIRL TO COOK,
O wasn, andiron, or general work, city or country.
Call at 691 State-st.. third floor. *
SITUATION WANTED-BY AN ENGLISH GIRL
p to do second work or general housework in small
family. Call at 1820 Butterfleld-st., near Thirty-fifth.
OITUATION WaNTED-BY AN ENGISH WOMAN
p as first* cl ass cook m private family or boarding
house; best references. Call at 410 Wabash*av,
SITUATION 'WANTED—BY A CANADIAN GIRL,
pas cook or laundress.'ln private family or boarding
house. Please call at 525 Wabash-av. J *
S l , T^i rl ?^.' 7A? ' TEt l^ By AN _ ENOUSB pbot
p tetantglrl for general housework, city or country.
Call for two days
OITUXTION WANTED-BY A CAPABLE WOMAN
pto do cooking or general housework. Call at 208
West Madison*st.
SITUATION ‘ WANTED-BY A GIRL TO DO GEN-
O crai housework. Call at 1245 South Holatcd-sts.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
swede girl to do cooking or general housework or
as laundress. Unexceptionable reference. Call for
two days at 361 Stewart-av.
CrrUATION wanted-by a THOROUGHLY
O competent cook In first-class boarding-house. Please
call at 110 North EUxabeth-sU. near Hubbard.
SITUATION WASTED-BY AN A 1 COOK IN
P„ fl . rßt ;. clai3 boarding-house. Call or address Mrs. M
C U, U Boston-av.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS
O meat cw pastry cook la hotel or restaurant, city or
country. Calljit Adams-st., In the rear.
OITUATION WANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED
O chambermaid. In city or country. Apply at 9
South breen-su. Monday, ** **
Seamstresses*
CITUATION WANTED— AS SEAMSTRESS IN PRI-
P vote family; will assist In second-work or light
housework: best of references. Call at 238 Townsend.
OITUATION WANTED—A GOOD DRESSMAKER,
p who understands cutting and fitting, will go oat by
Wabash*ay ,r * yate ai^cs - Please call or address 839
SITUATIONS
gcamstressos—Continued.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A LADY WHO THOR
ouglily understands S. T. Taylor s system of dross
cutting and fitting. Address UD, 1 Ellis Park.
QITUATION WANTED-AS SEAMSTRESS BY THE
O day or week; beat of reference. Please call at 38
Sixtcentb-sC. _____
SITUATION WANTED-BY. A LADY TO DO
O plain sewing and assist In light housework for her
board this winter. K 26. Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED—TO DO FIRST-CLASS
dressmaking, catting, .and fitting; day or week.
Call or address i H South urceo-st. «
SITUATION^ WANTED-TO DO DRESSMAKING;
cutting and fitting a specialty. 137 ttest Monrm?.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A DREbS-MAHi-ii
who trims neatly; terms, $1 a day. Call at B<U
Stntc-Bt.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPEIENT
dressmaker, with best city reference. In a few more
families; terms reasonable. Address D, 123 Twenty
second-st. '
QITUATIDN WANTED-AS SEAMSTRESS TO DO
Ofamllysnwlngand dressmaking: neat at white work;
will furnish inuchlne; no objection to country. Ad
dress Z 1, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED—A DRKBBMAKe.it »»lbb
take work ac home or go out by the day or week.
3lßStatc-st., second fiat.
QITUATIO N WANTED—AN EXPERIENCED
O'dressmaker, lately from the East, wishes engage
ments In families; expert at draping and designing;
cuts trom Tavlor's system; terms reasonable; satisfac
tion guaranteed. o>4 Wabash-av.
Situation wanted-a"dressmaket: with
first-class references would like a few more cus
tomers at 81.50 per tiny. Address 1199, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED—GOOD DKESSMA.KEI:
wishes engagement) In families to go out by the
day. Call at or address 120 Warren-av. .
QITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS
O dressmaker In private families; cutting and fitting
a specialty. Address 73 Forcst-av. ■
QITUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED
O dressmaker; cneagemcots la private family by the
day or week. Call or address 08 South Sangnmoa-st.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A DRESSMAKER TO
work la families by the day, or at home. Call or
address 5-1 Thlrty-flrst-st.
SITUATION WANTED—FASHIONABLE DRESS
making dune In families by the day at reasonable
prices. Address2tuak-av. ■
HouscKecpcrs*
SITUATION WANTED-AS HOUSEKEEPER FOB A
sluglc gentleman. Call at 77 Klnzle-st., near Dcs
plalnes.
SITUATION WANTED-AS HOUSEKEEPER. OR
to take care of an Invalid. Call at 212 South Green
st., down-stairs, Monday.
CITUATIOK WANTED—AS HOUSEKEEPER, GOV-
O erness, orseamstrcss. bya young American lady;
Is plain but neat; no tritlers needaoply; good reference.
Call 3 days at No. 63 KHzabech-st.
SITUATION WANTED-BY AN AMKRICAN LADY
as housekeeper In a hotel or boardinghouse; can
give i.est city reference. Call at 410 Wabash-av.
SITUATION WANTED-AS HOUSEKEEPER, OR
would do work In a small family: country nreferred-
Call or address for three days !»*> South Peorli-st.
CITUATION WANTED-AS HOUSEKEEPER IN A
O plain family. Am willing to work. Call at 363
South May-st.. near Taylor. •
SITUATION WANTED—BV A YOUNG WIDOW AS
housekeeper In a gentleman's family. Address F
68, Tribune ofllcc.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG WIDOW
with a child, as housekeeper In widower's family:
no objection to children nor to the country: can give
reference. Please address F 6b, Tribune otflee.
, Laundresses*
SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS
laundress to work by the day; best of reference.
K 42, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A WOMAN TO WORK
O by the day; Is a flrst-ciass washer andlroner. Ad
dress 207 Dearborn-av.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A SCOTCH PROTEST
ant girl, to do laundry work in a first-class family;
best reference. Call at 416 Wabash-av.
SITUATION WANTED-FAMILY’ WASHING AT 75
cents per dozen: satisfaction guaranteed. Call or
address 511 Larrabee-st.. down stairs.
Rnneti
SITUATION WANTED-BY A LADY TO GO OUT
O as a good wet-nurse. Inquire at lb Hubbard-st.,
West Side. ■
SITUATION WANTED-BT A WET NURSE; CAN
give reference. Call for three days at 623 Twenty
nfth-st.
SITUATION WANTED-AS NUP.SE IN A NICE
O family, bya girl of 20; not very strong, and re
quiring to be In the open air: will take faithful care of
children, and work for small wages. 199 North _ay-st.
Employment Agencies*
CITUATIONS WANTED-MRS. DEARIEN, 41GWA-
O bash-av., will furnish families and hotels with first
class help, German and all other natlonlltles, at short
notice, with reference. * • <c-
SITUATIONS WANTED-THE BEST GIRLS OF ALL
nations, city or country. In private families and
hoarding-houses, can be promptly supplied, inquire of
Mrs. l\ REISS, 397 State-st,
SITUATIONS WANTED—GERMAN GIRLS FUR
nlshcdby MRS. COHN. 597 State-st., on applica
tion.
SITUATIONS WANTED—EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
for women. Domestics of all nationalities constant
ly applying. A large number of efficient girls are com
ing to me from Wisconsin and other parts of the North
west. who are giving most excellent satisfaction. The
worklngwomeu know that rny office Is the only one in
the city where their Interests are fully protected, and
those who would not apply at Intelligence offices come
tome. NETTA G. ROOD. 51 LaSalle-st.
SITUATIONS ' WANTED—FAMILIES WANTING
O help for housework call on MISS CUNNINGHAM.
449 Dlvlslon-st. Also girls of all nationalities calL
miscellaneous*
SITUATION WAKTED-UY A YOUNG LADY IN A
family or select school to teach French, by a thor
oughly competent teacher, with best of references as to
ability, etc. Address F 42. Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY TO
do copying or writing at home or elsewhere; writes
a neat plain hand. Address F 93. Tribune office.
SITUATION wXnTED-BY^YOUNG’LADY AS
O cashier, or would accept any other light employ*
ment;good references. Fti 7. Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A LADY IN A RE*
apectable family: she will Instruct children in music,
drawing, or painting, or assist night and morning in
household affairs and sewing. In exchange for board
and washing. Address R, or call at 1229 wabash-av.
SITUATION WANTED-A LADY, EDUCATED, RE*
O fined, energetic, and efficient, would like to take
the charge of motherless children, or any position In a
family where good taste and good Judgment would be
of use: Is a good reader and writer; would be an en
tertalutng companion for an Invalid; references ex*
changed. Address Post-Office Box 2718, New York
City.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG AMERICAN
lady os cashier in some respectable business place;
can give good reference from last place. Call one week
at 416 Wabash-av.
SITUATION WANTED -BY AN AMERICAN
O widow lady as governess, housekeeper, or copyist.
Please address E 2,
SITUATION' WANTED-A YOUNG LADT CAPA
bIe of teaching rocal and instrumental music, con
templating going to Colorado, wishes to obtain a situa
tion there as teacher In a family, or would be willing
to accept a position as governess to young children.
Best of references. Address H 43. Tribune office. -U
FOR SALIi.
FOR SALE-EITHER CHEAP FOR CASH OR TO
exchange for any Kind of office furniture, or to be
sold on part payment, the following articles;
One very handsome black walnut beer-counter, back
side-board, with 16 feet of French plate mirror; cost
new sl, POO.
One very handsome side-wall showcase, fit cither for
a fine cigar-stand or for a library.
Cue very fine ebony and gUt. large size, easel.
One lot of 10 large size photographs from the original
art gallery of King Maximilian of Munich, handsomely
framed, (me verv handsome crimson tapestry covered
parlor set of 7 pieces. One very handsome bronze man
tel set of 3 pieces. Also, to exchange one very fine
piano fop a first-class buggy and harness.
I. GOLDSTEIN, 174 East Ilandoloh-Bt., formerly 561
State-st.
FOR SALE-FOUR GOOD BRUNSWICK BILLIARD
and pool tables, refitted, cheap for cash. W. D.
MORRIS. 227 Flfth-av.
FOR SALK—BUTCHERS, CALL AND EXAMINE
our portable fixtures and Ice-houses before filling
up: tools and machinery of all kinds. MATUESON &
CO., 78 West Van isuren-st.
For salb-a good Newfoundland watch
dog. 318 South Clark-st.
For sale-one large furnace, six regis
tors, 40 feet pipe, cheap for cash. Address H 62,
Tribune office.
FOR SALE—OR TRADE—A VERY FINS CHILD'S
crib; state what you have. II 80, Tribune office.
For sale—gas-fixtures complete for
residence. Apply at 182 Lake-st.
Fob sale—choice fresh cows constantly
on hand. BRAINERD, Room 3, 192 Dcarborn-st,,
or northwest corner Fortv-elghth-st. and Woodlawn-av.
For sale—s-story frame barn, s stalls
and carriage room, cheap for cash. Address H 61,
Tribune office.
FOR SALE—BUILDING, TO BE REMOVED. CALL
at southeast corner of Beach and Mather-sts. -first
of the week.
FOR SALE—ONE BLACK-AND-TAN GORDON
setter dog. 6 mouths old: also. 4 water-spaniels: ail
thoroughbred. Call at 484 f wenty-slxth-st, v
For sale-to photographers—a zanth
ruler lens; cost S9O, will sell for $25. Call immo
diatcly. on MR. SENIOR, 18 Ogden-av.
FOR SALE-TABERNACLE CHAIRS, CHEAP. IN
quire at building.
FOR SALE-VERY CHOICE FRESH IOWA DAIRY
butter, 30* pound packages, only 30 cents per pound.
X). \\. STORRS, 94 Washlngton-st.
For sale—a stud for sao cash:
cheap at $33. 193 Dearborn-st.
FOR SALE—TWO STANDING DESKS, SEVERAL
showcases and counters, cheap for cash, separate
or together. 193 Dearborn-st. *
STORAGE.
A SAFE AND COMPLETE STORAGE WARE
XL house for household goods, merchandise, and dry
prodace. 200 to 2-jC East Randolph-st.; advances.
FIDELITY STORAGE COMPANY, 7H. 78. AND 80
East Van Burcn*st.; established 1975: permanent
and reliable. Increased facilities for storage of furni
ture and merchandise; advances made, safety vaults.
I uralturc of private residences purchased for cash.
1 FURNITURE, CARRIAGES.MERCHANDISE STOR
. cd: advaaccsmadc, 10 pc year: money loaned lowest
rates on goodse curity without removal, 160 W. Monroe.
Good storage for buggies and carriages
In 3-atory brick building, dry and clean, built ex
pressly for carriage business. 400 West Madlsoa-st.
QTOKAGE FOR GENERAL MERCHANDISE IN
O brick building. 63 and 65 West Washlngton-st.
Good alley and steam elevators. A. E. BISHOP.
'PUE NATIONAL STORAGE COMPANY. 116 AND
X 1 18 Franklln-st. Central location. Advances made:
lowest rates In the city.
BOOKS
FOR SALE-VERY LOW-AMERICAN CVCLO
pedla. old and new editions: Condensed American
Zell’s Encyclopedia; Chambers’ Encyclopedia: Pictur
esque America, ouc set full one set half-morocco.
18i> East Adams-st.
XfEW FRENCH BOOKS-AT EDW. BUEHLKR’S
J.i 235 State-st., near Jackson.
WANTED-AT REDUCED PRICE, CITY DIRECT
ory for *7B- 79. Address K 44. Tribune office.
HmSES ASD
FOLITsTOCKOF THE MOST ELEGANT LAN
daulcts and coupes, four and six seat roekawavs
In all styles, anti some styles to be found nowhere else;
top wagons of all sizes manufactured by ourselves, also
Brewster* Co., of New York: phaetons, etc., of all
styles and prices; all work warranted, and square deal*
Intr sure: our carriages are very much the oest, and
our prices lowerthan any responsible house Inthe west,
c. P. KIMBALL * CO.. b7u Wabash-av.
A LEATHER-TOP SQUARE BOX BUGGY, VERY
cheap (will exchange for three -spring wogon): one
three-spring two-seated buggy, new. very low for
caan; a handsome sound horse, can trot In 2:50 or no
sale: must be sold at some price soon; your choice of a
work or driving horse at a small price, and trial given
before you pay a dollar. 42 liarmon-court.
A TTENTION'! SLEIOHSI-WE ARE MAN’UFAC*
A curing a large number of swclled-slde, Portland
style, and double sleighs for the coming season; tney
are the best mid cheapest ever offered lu this market;
will sell at wholesale or retail; will sell woodworks,
Sonedornot. Callondsecus. I. S. TOWEU&BKO..
105 South Clinton-BU. ,
Auction sale of houses, carriages, and
banesa every Thursday and Saturday by J. F. EM*
EUV&CO., UHland Ivß Washington**!* Stock on baud
at private sale aud to exchange; money advanced. If
you wish a bargain call :md see ua.
A GOOD. FIRST-CLASS CLARENCE CARRIAGE;
a large, line young fat cow, wltu calf, two double
and two single sleighs, one new top buggy, for aalc-or
exchange for horse?, harness, or newfarm wagon. 213
to i’22 Twenty*Becond*st.
\ Y ALMOST NEW PLATFORM SPRING“DE-
A livery whgon, $75, worth $125; choice of two lop
Ehactons, s7.'>: a very light democrat wagon, S4O; a
orgala. Hid Weal Lake-at. ■
A CAR-LOAD OF HORSES FOR SALE CHEAP,
XX. consisting ofheavy draft and nice driving horses,
young and sound, will be sold at auction on Tuesday,
.Nov. 19. at 10 o'clock a. m., If not sold at private sale,
at COOPER’S staolc, 2. 4. 0. and 8 .Mouroe-st-
A GOOD SECOND-HAND BAROUCHE, IN FINE
order, and a good Clarence carriage; very low for
cosh. Address W 13. Tribune office.
A FINE SECOND-HAND SIX-SEAT FAMILY*
rockaway, one four-seat coupe rockaway, two good
top cud spring buggies; all second-hand: In tine order;
cheap for cash. Address W 13, Tribune office.
A BREWSTER & CO. BROUGHAM. VERY LITTLE
used, at a bargain. Also, one four-scat, and one
six-seat rockaway from Pcnnoyer&Co., good os new,
at just half price, at C, P. KIMBALL & CO.’S. 370
Wabash-av.
A~' PA IR OF FINE HORSES. CARRIAGE, AND
harness wauled for a Kansas farm (clear). C. J.
ADAMS, 6J Dearborn-st.
« CLARENCE CARRIAGE IN GOOD CONDITION
A for sale at a aacrlUce. 15n LaSolle-st.. Room 1.
AT A BARGAIN FOR CASH, ONE PAIR OF NICE
Iron-gray horses, weight 2.C-OJ pounds. a and 6
years old: mrce good buslue-ss and driving horses; they
are all warranted sound and good workers.. Call to-day
arid to-morrow at 20 i North Sangamon-st., oelwcen
Milwaukee and Cblcago-uvs.
A CAR-LOAD Of* IIOItSES JUST FiiU.Sl
iugton, 111.. 2 span black carriage horses, one doe
coupe horse, one extrasaddle horse, one span Norman
horses, weigh y.ouoins. one tlno driving horse. T. O.
McCoNNELL, 24i> Statc-sc. .
A cquit, one coups-rockaway, one six
seat rockaway, one line two-seat sleigh, cost S2OO,
as good us new, 20 cutters hcareelvsolled, one very due
saddle-horse; all described are llrat-cla!is,and will be sold
at a great sacrifice: will sell on monthly payments. H.
U. WALKER, 2iband2si State-st.
A party having an established business
of about SIS(>,COJ per annum In the mill supply
line wishes to joiu interest with a concern having a
trade In tuc same or similar line. Address K 30, Trib
une office. •
l CHANCE FOl! TRAVELING SALESMEN - (MEM
i\, bers of the Masonic fraternity) willing to work for
SC3 a montii. J6d Room 42. '
AN OLD AND VERY PROFITABLE COMMISSION
business fur sale, or will exchange for good horses
and wagon or other property; present owner going
West. Addreti ii 4, Tribune office.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR A MAN DESIROUS
of going Into business or handling stock of books
—StocK/)f books worth 52,0u0 to be sold Inside of two
weeks; chance for party to continue Insamo location.
Address oy mail S C E, iSTimea Building.
Best place in cook county to turn out
your horses; stabling for 4o horses; all upland and
tame hay; call for references oefore turning out else
where: terms $1.50 per week; warranted good care.
Addres O C. Morgan Park.
Black team. 1034 hands, young, fast.
sound, and kino; used to city; lady can drive
them single or double; with or without ng complete.
For sale cheap for want of use. Address W 17.1 noune.
For sale—two horses, one is ahuav v-^cr,
chunky, work horse, weighing between 1.40 U and
1.500 pounds, and ,7 years old. The other Is a gray,
weighing fully 1,2U0 pounds: he is 6 yearn of age, and
flt lor any kind of work; he isalso ehuuky-butlt. They
are both m tine condition- Abo, two single platform
trucks and harness. They are to be sold, together or
separate, at a great sacrillce. A trial given. They have
been taken for debt, and the owner has no use for them.
Apply at stable rear of 265 Mlchlgan-av.
For sale—a light lovihuld
wagon, new, wortuSlSo, forSlOO. Apply at wagon
shop, 703 West
For sale-pennoyer side-spring buggy,
sound young horse, oud harness. First-class rig at
reasonable price. Address F 03, Tribune office.
FOB SALE COUPE ROCKAWAY, IN FlßST
class order, at ond-thlrd Its cost. Can be seen at
BRADLEY’S Repository, 2ib Wabash-av.
Fob sale-at fisher & taylor’s livery,
boarding, and sale stable, corner Thlrteen-st. and
Wabash-av.. a good lot of horses, consisting of coupe,
carriage, cool-curt, omnibus, and draft horses. Hare
Just arrived from the West. Will be sold according to
me times.
FOR SALE-AT FISHER & TAYLOR’S STABLE,
corner of Thlrteenth-st. and Wabash-av., a nice
lot of horses well broke for the city, and will be sold
cheap for cash.
FOR SALE—AT FISHER Js TAYLOR’S LIVERY
stable, corner of Thirteenth-at. and Wabash-av., a
magnificent gray Kentucky saddle-horse.
For sale—a new square-box buggy, very
light and fine: also, a first-class 3-sprlng business
buggy; work guaranteed and pricse very low.
FOR SALE—HORSES, SINGLE OR DOUBLE:
good to saddle; also, good work-horses. 345
Flfth-av.
For sale—ax excellent large, stylish
saddle or buzgy horse. 18J Warron-av.
Fob sale—or exchange—a fine -pair of
black Bashaw mares, line drivers; extension-top
reckaway: one buggy and harness complete; will ex
change for real estate, bricks, or lumber. Apply at
Room 3, 234 South Clark-st.
For sale-a SHIFTING-GLASS FRONT 4-SEAT
cd rockaway carriage, made by Brewster, almost
new. Can be seen at 130 South Morgan-st.
FOR SALK—CHEAP—A FINE BRED MARK; WILL
take pay In pasturing other horses. Apply at 155
West Washlngton-at.
17UR SALE-9 HEAVY DRAFT AND DRIVING
. horses, from $35 to $125. 5 wagons, 4 buggies, and
harness. Rear 35 Blue Island-av. .
For sale—Tr horses and mares, fit foi:
any use In teams and single workers. 560 West
Elchteenth-sc., corner Blue Isiand-av
F’OR SALE—3COAL CARTS, Sls, S3O. and S4U: 1
one-horse coal wagon, $35: I two-horse coal
wagon, S2O; 1 threc-snrluggrocery wagon, $23; I light
two-horse spring truck, my own make: l one-horse
spring truck. Apply to P. HICKS, 107 Falton-sL
For salb-a handsome coupe horse, or
will trade for a good trotter or pacer: must be
lirst-class lu style. Address for five days H 36,Tribune.
For sale—the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Railroad will sell its teams, 13 horses and
harnesses, and 7 trucks and wagons: can oe seen at sta
bles on Mcagher-st., near Halsted. Call on the Freight-
Agent, or U. DEXTER, Foreman Freight-House.
FOR SALK—VERY CHEAP—4 VERY FINE DRTV-
Ing horses. 3 heavy draft horses, I tine coupe horse,
3 good grocery horses, 1 line saddle horse, 30 buggies of
all kinds, and all kinds of harness. 70 South Canal-st.
FOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE. A HANDSOME
driving mare, fine size, $63; choice of 5 light horses
and mares, flt for wagon and buggy, S3O to $53; and
choice of 5 fine top buggies for 575. Above must be
sold, as owner Is giving up business. At 371 West Fif
teenth-st., first house east of Ccntre-av. Home all day.
T7OR SALE—CHEAP—BAKER’S WAGON. TWO
J? horses and harness, with or without rente. Inquire
at Room 3 iionore Block.
F’ AMILY 5-SEAT COUPE-ROCKAWAY (PANEL),
for one or two horses, tight and new, cheap; must
sell. Address ,W 16, Tribune office.
FOU SALE-TEAM OF BLACK MORGAN HORSES,
15 hands high. 6 and 7 years old. stylish, and sound,
and one fine business horse, 1,200 lbs. Apply at milk de
pot, 36 Harmon-court. bet. Michigan and Wubash-avs.
For sale-jumf-seat buggt: must sell at
first offer. .MITCHELL’S. 838 West Lakc-st.
FOR SALE-AT * MARKS &*~MILLER’S SALE
stables, 61, 03, and 65 North Wells-su, 35 horses,
weighing from I,COO to 1,6C0 pounds.
For sale-first-class express and*deliv
cry wagons, nice sample and notion wagoua, top'
and open bugglds. No. 175 West Adams-st.
T?OR SALE—CHEAP —HORSE AND DELIVERY
X wagon, with work of store. F 57. Tribune office.
For sale-i landau, i clarence, i jieap.se,
1 Coan & Tenßroekc Concord buggy, 2 square box.
top, and 2 open buggies, i democrat wagon. i 3-sorlng
phaeton, and 1 express wagon. 400 West Madlson-st.
FOR SALE—THREE TEAMS, IWEIOHLKG 2.600
pounds: 6 smaller burses: no reasonable offer re
fused. 587 WestElghtecnth-st.. tea houses west Blue
Islaud-av.
FOR SALE-FIVE CHEAP HORSES. FIT FOR ALL
use. from S2O to 545; also, one nice small 5-jear
old mule. Call to-day at 747 Madiaoa-at.
FOR SALE—rear igo west MONROE-ST.. CAR
No. I horses, both workers and drlrcra: will be
sold cheap and warranted: any trial given; also nearly
new4*lnch thimble-skein wagon, with large box, suit
able for coal or meat, etc.
Horses wintered at atwood place farm,
miles from city limits; gentlemen's road horses
a specialty; large barn, with 4o box stalls; plenty of
paddocks for exercise; terms low; best reference. Ad
dress CORNELIUS SULLIVAN. Riverside, HL
Horses wintered-stabled nights and
stormy days on clay floors; dry yards on pleasant
days for exercise: the best barn and hay; taken and re
turned free of charge. 11. C. -MIDDAUGH, Clarendon
Hills, HL .
Horses wintered cheap and best care
taken, by R. W. RATIiBORNE. 189 East Washing*
ton-st.. Rooms.
I HAVE UNEXCEPTIONAL FACILITIES FOR
boarding horses daring winter or summer. Can
give all care required to fine horses. Parties desiring
to bare horses kept are Invltcd'to Inspect my quarters.
Stable within two minutes’walk of depot. Reliable
reference given on application. Terms reasonable.
HENRY M 7 KIDDER. North Evanston. City office. 48
Clark-sc;
f HAVE TEN HEAD OF HORSES. ALL SIZES
X- and ail prices to suit the times; one 3-sprlng wagon
and one single harness, at 194 Henry-st., two blocks
west of Blue Islaad-av. T. &J. OUERN.
XHAVE SPLENDID ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
wintering horses at my fann. four miles from Chi
cago. In town of Jefferson. at low rates. Apply to L.
J. HOBART.' 13 and 15 Dearborn-st. R. RUSK.
T WANT A BUGGY. AND WILL GIVE A GOOD
X Plano In exchange for same. Choice of several
leading makers given. Address W 40, Tribune office.
TUbT RECEIVED, ONE CAR-LOAD OF HORSES,
O all prices and all kinds. We guarantee all horses as
we represent them to be in every respect. All kinds of
horses, ougglcs, and wagons sold on low commission.
Horses boarued cheaper than In any place In Chicago;
from 30 to 40 cents per day. Also, dealer In all kinds of
harness; second-hand harness bought and sold. Please
aad io3 °e'-'t mi stock. MARTIN MAY
EHHOhFEt,,^I2O, 122 and 124 Uastlngs-st.
WANTED-HORSE TO USE IN BUGGY FOB
keeping. Address H 97, Tribune office.
WANTED— FIRST-CLASS ROAD WAGON WITH
top; Brewster or stiver preferred; will give short
time bank paper drawing
Tribune office.
HORSES AXP CABRUGES.
Lam e~ and” sick houses, pkonocnCED^pT
curable, cured free of cost. GILES' LlNiM»v*r
IODIDE AMMONIA. Spavins, splints,
bunches, thorough pins, sprung knees, cured without
blemish. Strains, shoulder lameness, navicular dlaeu*
shoe-bolls, cure guaranteed. Send for pamphletcon.
talnlng full Information to a
DK. W. M. GILES, ISO West Broadway, New York
Wholesale, VAN SCHAACK. STEVENSON & co
Chicago. *•
Use only for horses the liniment In yellow wtmom
Trial sire, 25 cents.
WASTED— TWO MEDIDAI-SIZKD HORSES in
drive double or single, and used to saddle* mm*
be quiet ami not afraid of anything. Also, close c*?
rlageorrockaway, with four inside scats; mustb*.
bargain. Address, stating lowest flgurca, K 49, Tribune
WANTED— FOK CASH-GOOD. SOOXD~AVn
solid business horse,- about l. ico pounds* mow
give on trial. Call forenoons rear 5>6 Sedgwickrst. 6
WANTED— OKE SINGLE MULE, • WEIGlIlvr
from 1,100 to 1,000; brown or black; Davcash * *!
ply Immediately at 463 West Madlson-at.
WANTED - SECOND-HAND LIGHT DOimr"?
harness; give pr!ce._H iT. Tribune offlcc. UllßLß
WANTED— SECOND'D AND SKELETON VTAgovT
must be cheao for cash. Address 1121 IndlSi«:sl*
C ASH-A WOM AN’S s\ v'T
> » driving horse and harness. Address 111 ThrootL
WANTED— A SPAN OF MULES; WlLiTgiyr
hone and buggy and cash. 11 tj. Tribune offlriT
WANTED— TO EXCHANGE-GOOD KOAD wn
buggy horses for saddle horses, ac LlTTip««
before Monday night. All)
XV' ILL EXCHANGE DIAMOND OR OTHER GOOD
,7* Propmy for horse and bu?gy, or either. Addma
U 93, '.monne office. “ BM
DELIVERY* UORSfi that
_so0 or SCJcanbuy. Call at 136 Mlchlgan-sL^*
WANTED— A GOOD SADDLE-HORSE WEIGHT vJT
about!,ooo pounds; must bo.an cmv rtder
cheap for cash. ~W c, Tribune office. - er ***“
WANTED— A~F IRST -CL ASSBU GL» YOR LIGHT
top phaeton. Have a very good buggy bone
exchange. \V 46. Tribune office. oorse, will
WANXED-A BOGOi HORSE FOR ITS K*pp
for the winter, with good care,__w 34,
rSTTNTEKING HORSES AT MY~ STABLES~~aV
' V Hyde Park and South Chicago. Terms inlT
OSCAR FIELD, igo Mlchlgan-av. “ Aenna lotr *
WANTED-A PAIR OF HORSES ABOUT is
bancs; must be handsome, and trot In 4minntA.
P, O’Ne.ILL, ls2Slate-st.
\\T ANTEI>—A ROAD HORSE ABOUT 15Jg HAND?
t> must trot In 3 minutes sure, and behand£m»
Address F 70, Tribune office. uambotne.
!£»•>/ | TAKES A LITTLE MARE 7 YEARS ornT
uj)ZU also, .light horse, a good dmnkofawmk’
horse, coal-wagon, and harness. Apply to-dav In
ot the coal-otnce. 612 Elghtcenth-m. 7 m rear
I (HI WILL aEC U KEll A lF“ INTEREST L\A
Ijj-Ull soul wins office hiulniaa, amctlv OrsN
class. Address F 7t>. Tribune office. * 0X55
mJSCiILU^EOIS.
A LAO If EXPERIENCED IN COMMERCIAL
transactions, and aoout to visit New Yo-tcitr
solicits commissions; good references as to ability and
Integrity. Address K 2. Tribune office. 3 81151
ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS-WILL
pay liberal commission forsecunag cartvwuh
about s3.uuo to bmld cottages where much wanted, m
my iota. Sales properly divined. W 12. Urlbnae om^L
All persons -wanting their rooming
done suould apply to J. WILKES fORD ±Co
Roofers, 153 and 155 West Washlngton-at. *
AS WE ARE DISGUSTED WITH HAND-PLAItT
Inp, we go to 543 Wanasn-av. and get theParinia
knife-plaiting; It Is beautiful.
A NT ONE HAVING THE NEW YORK CUPPER
ii tor the past five years may make something a*
addressing H 13. Tribune office. 07
ATOUNG LAWYER CAN FIND A GOOD CIIANCK
to establish himself la practice by addreailaz in
his own name, with references. Fat, Trluune umca
Cockroaches— coma;;, 1470 south ppit>T
boni-sc.. exterminates roaches, bugs, moths, tie.
A duress postal and he will call and see you.
DRESS FITTING BY MY LATE IMPROVED “El"
ceislor system,” taught at half price for 10 dan.
at 74 State-st. C. BAIRD. •
ELOCUTIONIST-MISS JEANNIB A STAFFORD
JCi aftercareful stady under superior masters laths
United States and Europe, desires engagements for en
tertainments, concerts, soclauies, etc. Best of refer
ences submitted. Charges moderate. Audress las?
Butterilelp-su
Expert accountants will find it ad
vautageous to Join the Business Exchange. 153
'Washiugion-sc.
1 ELECTRIC, SULPHUR, MERCURIAL, VAPOR.
j Turkish, and Russian baths. Palmer House, are
tuc best lu me city, and unequaled anywhere.
Found —dk. puil. mavehs, with ms etii
ebrated Exposition Corn Medicine, atßhski’i, cus
tom bootmaker, No. no East Randoiph-st.
I WILL PUT SI,OOO AND PART OF MY TIME INTO
a business chut will bear investigation; have had a
banking experience. Address, with some particuun,
F 5, Tribune office.
J WILL PUT $2,030 TO $4,000 IN A STAPLE, Lu
crative business; manufacturing preferred, btate
some partlculara of business. Address W 4, Tribune.
Kid gloves-
KEDUCTION
* EXTRAORDINARY!
Our dollar 3-button kids now
3 PAIRS FUR SA SINGLEPAIR, sl.
Every pair fitted before purchading.
«Klb KID GLOVE DEPOT.
P 4 STATK-bT.
Ladies— send orders at once for lace
curtain-frames. Reduced rates. J. GILRAV, 2sa
Wabasn-av.
L~ADIE6 r FORMS FULLY DEVELOPED IN A
short space of time; superfluous hair permanently
removed; flesh worms, moth patches, eruptions suc
cessfully treated; baldness overcome. Mme. KETCH- j
AM, 75 Madison-st., Roomso. - '
OPIUM HABIT CURED—I,OOO TESTIMONIALS OP
cures on die. Write or call. W. P. PUELON. M.
I)., 75 East Mudlson-»c.. Room 63- -
OPIUM' HABIT AND KHEUMATISIM CORED suc
cessfully or no fee by one who was a sufferer for
yean. For particulars address Lock Box 52A_Chlcago.
PLAIN HOT A.\D COLD*"WATER'"BATHS'FOB
ladies and sentlemec at Palmer House Turkish
XQoms. Bachsoaly 35 cents. .
Stilish dressmaking done attss south
Halstcd-st.; walking-suits made for $5; polonaise,
S 3; Prlncesse, from $5 to $lO. •
mUE ADVERTISER. WHO INIENNDS MAKING 1
X business tour through the mining regions of Colo
orado, Arizona, and New Mexico (leaving here snoot
Jan. 10. 18701, would like to correspond with parties
having any description of stocks seeking such s mar*
kcL Andress K 3, Tribune office.
'PUE EUREKA SHOWCASE MANUFACTORY,!?! »
X East Waahlnetou-st., is giving the bottom prices
on showcases. Send for price-list. Correspondence
solicited. .
rpHE "OLD RELIABLE" M3IE. ROCVILLE?
X •’Ampllflcateur,” or Bust Developer, Is the only
genuine article. Try it before seeing any other,- Mm.
BERNARD, Agent, 118 North Clark-st., upoue night.
Inquiries must have stamp inclosed for reply-
'PUE SEROSE LAUNDBV. Gl3 AND 630 WA
-1 bash-av.; shirts, 10c.; collars, 3ic per Uoz. B.L.
■WILSON, proprietor.
'PINWARE—DINNER-PAILS, 15 CENTS AND UP-
X ward; coal-nods. 25 cents and upward: teaocu,*
cents up to SO; coffeepots, 5 cents up to SB, at 30
South state-sL •
tYTANTED—A SET OF SECOND-HAND IVOBI
V V pool balls at JIM’S Place, 16 CUnton-sL
\T 7" ANTED—TO REMOVE—A SMALL FRAMS
» T house. West Side, between Kluide and Twelfth
sts. Address by mall only, with location, description,
and cash price, BOWEN, itoom 19. iTONiadison-it.
WJ ANTED—TO PURCHASE FOR CASH. A FIRST
> » class grocery or tea store, with trade established.
F 19, Tribune otllce.
WANTED— A SECOND-HAND SAFE: STATEDl
mcnslons, maker, and price. Address H 71,Trib
une office. __
WANTED— CONTRACTS IN THE BUILDINO
line, to be flulshed by May next; will famish
plans and specifications and save the expenses otaa
architect; will guarantee all work as good as the ow.
cheap: send in your orders: references If requires.
Address F 86, Tribune office.
\TT ANTED—A FLAT-BOTTOMKD VESSEL,DRAW
\ V Ing from two to three feet of water.thhat wm
carry from 33.100 to KXJ.OCOfeet of lumber. Adore*
F 85, Tribune office.
TAT" ANTED—A TRIO OK ROSE-COMB DOSIINIQU*
>V thlctCM. A. C. CAD T, 536 South.
WANTED— A NO. 1 NEW MILCE COW. APPLY
to O. W. BARRETT. 12 Wabaah-av.
WANTED-A LADY COMPANION BY A WIDOW
living alone; South Side. Address W aj.Triboae^
WANTED—SECOND-HAND BILLIARD TABLK
V V for private bouse, if to be had very cheap. An
dress, stating price. HARRY BOTES, care A. A. Abbott*
corner Beach and Scbor-sts. _
WANTED— THE BEST SALOON THATSSOOCASH
will buy. Address N 96. Tribune office.
WASTED— SALOON-LICENSE; WILL I’ATCASH.
Apply Immediately at 112 South Clark-at.
\*7ANTED-TWO CANDY BUCKS. APPLY AT 8
\y a. m.. Monday at BERRY’S. 241 West Madison.
WANTED— 25 MORE LADIES TO CROCHET ON
hoods, experienced hands only; good pay w
prompt and steady workers. Address K. Tribune. _
Hr ANTED—fKAME DWELLING TO MOVE. 3TO
»» 10 rooms: will pay cash If cheap. Address N»»
Tribune office. -r-
PABTNEOS W^LYTEB.
PARTNER WANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN WITH
SSOO capital can secure half Interest In a legmmstd
business; established three years. Address 116, Inbuae
otlice.
PARTNER WANTED-WITH MEANS TO TAKE
Interest in old established commission-house on
south Watcr*st. Address \V 23, Tribune ofllcc !
PARTNER WANTED —WITH FROM SZOOO JO
$5,000 In a business which will bear the fullest in
vestigation. Address W 27, Tribune office.
PARTNER WANTED—IN ESTABLISHED GENEB
aI commission and flour business. A rare openw*
to one meaning business. Address 11 icmriouneotpcq.
PARTNER WANTED^-WITH SI,OOO. TO JOIN MB
In purchasing legitimate business, which I have m
vestlgutcd; a chance seldom offered. Address u «»•
Tribune onlcc.
PARTNER WANTED —WILLING TO WORK;
small capital, where the profits can be seen daily- *
13, Tribune office. -
PARTNER WANTED-TO MANUFACTURE STV
pic article; $2,000 to $5,000 required. Invest!****
at once. 720 West Lake-sc. ~
PARTNER WANTED-ACriVE OR SILENT, WITH
$3,000. to buy an old established retail boot ana snoo
store on one of the most public thoroughfares in»*•
city; have tea yean* experience in retail trade, six *»
same establishment! wish to buy. None but reua*«*
parties need answer. Address X 47. Tribune.
PARTNER WANTED —WITH SCOO TO BUY lULg
Interest la established and good paying business. **
17, Tribune office. -
TJARTNER WANTED-WITH $230 CAPITAL TO
X act as Treasurer with a first-class cnwrulnn*®*I** 1 **
must be strictly temperate and have business quaunca 9
tloos. Address WF B, Tribune office.
PARTNER WANTED-A LIVE MAN WITH IBM
as a partner; business established. B°°“,
want a man that can work, steady habits, and on**
ness Address H 40, Tribune office.
FROFESSAOIVAL
CANCERS. CATARRH. LUNG. MEN’S AND Wo£
en’s diseases, and stuttering radically cured. "“ST
ever read ordoctored: any case. Call or write.
flclal eyes, medicines, &c., supplied. N. J- AlE**»
m. tv,-in»Clark-st., corner Madison* Chicago.

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