St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 5

MM 1 -IR ost-gisplt, Saturirag. gtombtr 2Z, 1S00. -e PERSONAL. FOB KENT BOOMS. HELP WANTED FEMALE.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES. New Year's Gi REAL ESTATE INTERESTS. liy YOUF WifB 3 General Housework. en suit for 13 107 S. 16TH ST.

Booms for gents; housekeeping; no children. REHIDEXCEH. LOTS. Advertisement under the head of "Personal" are received subject to revision dr rejection entirely. The money paid for re- 1 N.

7TH ST. Newlv furnished rooms by day, WANTED A girl for general housework at 3962 Delxnar av. 66 209 OH I 4037 Page av. 10 rooms, furnace; lot 30x153. 2 week or month.

13 ANOTHER HEAVY, TRA5 8ACTI0N THE EAST SIDE. I jected advertisements will be refunded girl for general furnished 2d-storjr 2ol626 8-room new house in West End; lot 4269 Washington av. Elerant. 13 rooms, splen housework. 66 TTfANTED Servant 2824 N.

23d st. 408 8. 14TH nicely front room with fire. Forest Park boulevard, near Sarah 50x2' gain. Pine east Boyle av.

60x213. McPberson corner Boyle av. 300xl75. Olive east of Vandeventer av. didly built; lot 35x150.

AOft N. 5TH ST. Nice single rooms; $1 per week DZU and up. 13 and up ETHICAL SOCIETY, Memorial Hall, 19th and Lucas place, Sunday, 11 p. m.

Address by W. L. Sheldon. Subject: "What Attitude Shall We Take Towards the Beliefs of Others' An Address to theYoung, With. Lessons for the Mature." Music ly nie Quartette.

The public is cordially invited. THICAL SPIRITLECTURESSr. W. corner Garrison av. and Olive st.

Miss Jennie B. Hatrau will deliver her last lecture to-morrow at and 7:30 o'clock p. on subjects taken from the audience, including improvised poems. Also, a social conference meeting at 3 o'clock p. m.

Free to all. "Del mar and Grand avs. Services at 10:30 a. m. and 8 p.

in. Preachinp by Rev. Wm. S. Palmer, D.

of Norwich, Conn. Y. P. S. C.

E. at 7:15 p. m. cnestnut near av rooms; io 2a feet front. when address is given, or by calling- at this office with ticket.

Advertisements in this column not of a business nature, of two lines and over, FIFTEEN cents per line. PERSONAL 2104 to-morrow morning, same time: want to see you. Snoox. 1 815 8. 6TH ST.

Nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping or unf urnishod. 13 CHAS.C.NICHOLLS, 713 Chestnuts TV ANTED A girl for general housewcrk. Address 18Q6 Lafayette av. 66 XT ANTED A competent housegirl, colored pre-VV fen-ed, at 2808 Olive st. 66 WANTED Girl to assist with general housework.

Apply at 4001 Cook av. 66 WANTED Girl for general housework in family of three. 1723 California av. 66 1A19 WASHINGTON AV. Furnished rooms at 13 JLVJ.U low rates to gents.

PHONE 885. "light 13 1121 PINE ST. Nicely fur. front room for housekeeping; all conveniences. PERSONAL STJNSBIES.

for general XTANTED A good girl N. 6TH ST. Furnished room. housework. 66 IiMRST PRESBYTERIAN CHtTRCrLcorner Washington av.

and 41st Rev. Geo. S. Martin, pas 1208 I HE II IK 1 101 HlflH Broadway. 13 Address 4300 tor.

Morninz worsb.it. Sundav. Dec. 28. at 11 TXiAN TED Girl general Housework In small 1 K1 A CHESTNUT ST.

Nice furnished rooms; also CALL for the doctor at Pope's Pharmacy, 9th and Olive; treats all diseases; charges only for medicines. 74 Apply 4013 Morgan St. 66 family 13 AtAt? room for light housekeeping. o'clock. Topic of sermon, "Echoes of Christmas," with music appropriate to the theme.

Evening worship at 8 o'clock. The musical selections "will be Have a new series of stock on sale, to date from January 15. Six per cent allowed for money paid in advance on shares or loaned direct. WASHINGTON AV Furnished parlors 1605 MRS- L. ment: taken in part from the morning service of last bun- SIASSOCK, M.D.; board during confine-ladies in trouble.

Call 1002 Chouteau av. 13 cay. All are cordially invited. WANTED Girl between 15 and 16 years of age to assist at housework at 2623 Pine st. 66 WANTED A young girl for general housework: no washing.

1618 S. Compton av. 66 ANTED Good middle-aged German woman to assist in bousework. 3413 Shenandoah st. 66 1 79H OLIVE ST.

Neatly furnished front room; I i3 h. and c. bath; new building. 13 LOCUST ST. Elegantly lurnished rooms.

13 2710 "VTORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ner 11th and Chambers 6ts. Rev. Marcellus G. Gorin, paptor. Residence, 2011 N.

11th st. Preaching Sunday at 10:45 a. m. and 8 p. m.

Sab-bath-school at 9 a. m. Prayer-meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The Societv af Christian Endeavor meets eTery Sabbath evening at 7 o'clock. All are cordially invited to attend I TTT ANTED Girl for general work; family of two; i call before 9:30 a.

in. 527 N. Cabann st. 66 MRS. JR.

ARTHUR, ladies physician; midwife; board dur. con. terms strictcon. Ladies In trouble call. 2603 Wash st.

74 MRS. DOCTRESSDOSSEN, ladies' phvslcian. All communications strictly confidential. Ladles in trouble call at 1332 Chouteau St. Louis, Mo.

74 MRS. A. BURGER, M. D. receives ladies during confinement; first-class accommodations at reasonable terms.

Ladies In trouble call at 2300 S. 12th et. Take yellow cars at Union Depot going south. iVfRS. A.

COLE, 1124 Pine gives all kinds of 732 M0HGAI, ST, 11,0 nicy lurnished rooms. 07QO OLIVE ST. Desirable parlors, furnished or Li tJJu unfurnished; also large hall room on third OT. GEORGE CHURCH, cor. of Beaumont and Door, furnished.

13 Railroad Purchases in North St. Louis Compelling the Relocation of Industrial Plants Sales in the South End and Other Localities. The sale of a 293 -acre tract of East St. Louis property, next adjoining Denverslde on the east, for $80,630, was finally consummated to-day by the firm of Percy Vallat. This transaction was agreed upon by the Interested parties nearly three weeks since, but the delivery of the deed to the purchaser was delayed owing to the necessity of perfecting the title by securing the signatures of some heirs Interest who live In far remote places, but their names have been secured, and the transfer formally made to Thomas P.

Burke, representing a syndicate of St. Louis parties. Mr. Burke's name has frequently figured in connection with such matters, it having developed tBat the people for whom he acted were prominent real estate operators and business men of this city. This last tract, 293 acquired in his name Is known as the PfelfTer homestead.

It Is one of the best laying pieces of ground In the great American Bottom, there being no waste land in it. The grantors are Irs. Kosalie PfelfTer and her son, Anthony, who are living on the old homestead, and another son, Frank A. Pfeifer, who resides at O'Fallon, 111- The purchase price per acre Is a little over $275. Denverslde Is a new subdivision, the location of which, extending east from Tenth street along the south side of the P.ev.

Robert A. Holland. 8. T. WANTED A good girl for housework; must he a good cook; no washing or ironing.

1731 S. Broad way. 66 TVT ANTED German girl for general housework in TT a small family. 911 Autumn 1 block north of Park av. 66 Lnestnut Rector.

Christmas uiornine holv communion at PINE ST. Neatly furnished rooms, single or en suite. 13 3330 7:30 by Rev. Hubert Chetwood. Morning prayer, sermon and holy communion at 11 a.

in. au. baths, magnetic and electric treatment, bay rum 1 and alcohol rubbing included professional attend-t ance; lady operators. 74 CHURCH, corner Beaumont and CJT. GEORGE'S for general housework in small wages.

Apply, with references. BOARDING. TTTANTED Girl if family; good 4332 Delmar av. KJ Chestnut -Rev. Robert A.

Holland. S. T. FINANCIAL. MONEY.

rector. Holy communion at 7:30 a. m. Morning services with sermon by Rev. Holart Chetwood at 11 B.

m. Evening prayer and sermon at 7:45 p. m. 1RCK WASHINGTON AV. Furnished lOUt) with board if desired.

MME. 'RIENER, ladles' physician and midwife; regular graduate of two colleges; female diseases a specialty; ladies received in the house during confinement; charges reasonable. 1504 Clark av. 74 rooms 18 TV ANTED A good capable colored girl for general tr housework; good wages paid to neat steady girl. 1517 Morgan st.

66 MARK'S ENGLISH EVANGELICAL LU 1612 LUCAS PL. Large warm 3d-story front: furnace and grate; with or without board. la TJART1ES declining housekeeping realize highest THERAN CHURCH, Bell and Cardinal New York Stock Quotations, cash prices for their carpets ff ects iurnnure ana WANTED Good white girl that understands gen-i eral housework; small family, kind treatment and good home. 2218 Chestnut white house. 66 iinerican toR.

Leonori, in large or small lots by sending LUCAS PL. Nicely furnished rooms, first-class board. 18 1706 ive st. Co Auctioneers, 1104-b on Corrected dally by Whltaxer ft Hod gm an, successors to Matthews ft Whltaxer, bond and stock broker, 300 Korth Fourth street, St. Louis, Mo.

171Q OLIVE ST. Second-story front finely fur- Housekeepers. Tit UJPUCVi, 11 I Mil, I'f. 1 1 li 1 11 I. .1111 cold water; every comfort, with or without board.

18 Bt. Lotus, Dec. 27. PERSONAL We offer $1,000 reward for a cough or throat trouble (last stages of disease excepted) which cannot be relieved by a proper use of Dr. X.

Stone's Bronchial Wafers. Samples free. Address Stone Med. Quincy, 111. 74 M.

Rhodes, II. pastor. Preaching at a. m. and 7:45 p.m.

Sabbath-school, 0:15 a. m. Prayer-meeting and lecture bv the pastor everv Wednesday evening at 8. The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor meets in the church parlors every Sunday evening, from 7 7:45. SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, n.

w. cor. 17th st. and Lucas ol. Rev.

S. J. Niccolls. D.D., Pastor. Divine service Sunday, Dec.

28. at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. conducted by the Pastor.

Sundav-rcbool at 9:30 a. m. in the chapel. Young Peoplors rJociety of Christian Endeavor meets in the lei ture- foom every Monday evening at 8 o'clock. A cordial nvitation and welcome extended to all.

2113 LUCAS PL. Elegantly furnished first-class board. rooms, l4 TVANTED A good working housekeeper to do general housework for an old invalid gentleman; one who wants a permanent home and can read and write. 2923 Cass av. 65 Laundresses.

H. B. Crole H. 1 fli BUSINESS CARDS, $1. Stocks.

9IOO CHESTNUT ST. Nicely furnished front ht.tLi room for gent and lady; board for lady. 18 printers, 813 Locust st. Send for estimates. 1AAA FINE walnut 8-dav strike and alarm clocks, VUU $1.50 to fine A'nsonia mantel clocks, $5 to $13; at Dunn's Loan Office.

74 Exchange Sank. 271 TT ANTED First-class marker at first-class wages for a steam laundry in Denver. state experience; refs. required. Add.

87, this office. 67 corner Locust and QECOND BAPTIST CHURCH Air Line Railway, is very generally Atchison Canada Southern Canada Pacific Central New Jersey Cectral Pacific 9A9Q CHESTNUT ST. Nicely furnished rooms, single or en suite, with or without board: every convenience. 18 FOR RENT A nicely furnished front room: southern exposure; furnace and grate heat; with flrst-class board; references exchanged. 2305 Pine st.

18 THE St. Hotel, corner Broadway and Walnut will offer winter boarders the low rate of $25 TAPE-WO Expel 1 alive in 60 mi es Rev. J. W. Ford.

D. tJ Beaumont (27th) sts. 100 100 Miscellaneous. known. Adjoining the plot on the chool at 9:30 a.

m. Regular morning pastor. Sunday service at jia. m. tTeacnmir Dv tne factor.

u- servi 58" east is the Pfelfler tract, very nearly with head or no charge, ronsultation free. Dr. M. Ney Smith, Specialist, 722 Olive St. Louis.

ject: 58ti 341 at 7:45 58 341 1827 Missis- 584 344 The Lipht of Love. In the evening, A K'rl for kitchen work, sippi av. square and extending along the south side of p. there will be a hristroas Concert-' by tne undav-sohool. Youne People's Societv of Chris and $30 per month and a weekly rate of $7 to $10 per week.

18 the Air Line with a frontage of 3,500 feet. I Chicago Gas Trust St. M. ft St. M.

ft pfd. B. I. 4P M. ft St.

TV ANTED A dishwasher. N. 11th st. Apply at 206 and 20S 71 DR. E.

C. Chase's 68 tian Endeavor at 6:45 p. m. Midweek service Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. 68, 88 Cor.

Third and Pine. 6811 874! 46! 681 87JB 4J fc7L, 4fcw; 494 TVTANTED A nrst-class chambermaid Park Hotel. at Lafayette 71 Adjoining it on the south is the Rutledge Horton subdivision of fifty acres recently purchased by that firm, who have already sold off several blocks of their land at $5 a FOB RENT DWELLINGS. TEMPLE 1SRAFL. corner Tine and 25th sts.

Sunday lecture by lifibtil Sonnescliein. Subject: "The Shortest Exercises begin at All are invited. 103 1031 103 1031 Dental Rooms.904 Olive are bet-t-r equipped with I skillful operators bi. a et. pia C.

ft N. com Cotton Oil Trust, new Cotton Oil Trust, old 1111 RATTAN ST. Six-room house; repaired Apply tu Geo. 'l5 11 to suit tenant; rent, $27.50, $27.50. 15 loot.

NEW INDUSTRIAL SITES. fir V- H. liillon. tnan ever oeiore, and persons un Post-Dispatch counting-room, or 1523 14 129 1291 AA TED A German girl in a confectionery. 308 I Chestnut st.

71 TTTANTED Five young ladies and 5 girls on or be-t fore Jan. 1. 1891, to engage with Railroad Telegraph Co. and learn telegraphing on our lines for permanent situations when qualified paying $io to $125 monthlv; applv dav or night to B. K.

Mitchell, 102 3d take elevator. 71 Hickory st. LODGE NOTICES. The purchase of trround In North St. Louis alone; the route of the C.

B. Q. 11. R. and the Merchants' Terminal is creating several metis CHESTNUT ST.

A nice nine-room brick; able to make future appointments can nave their 2121 14 sjo per month. Appivio NEST NO. TAAFFE AY, 710 Chestnut st. work done at the first visit. All operations in RENT Nice, new.

2-story brick; rooms. dentistry, bridge work, crowns, fillings and plates at moderate prices. Gaa always fresh. 74 bath. No.

4239 McRee av. JL Tnnle risMr Vda MUSICAL. LEOHN 31CLiAKA. It. tells fortunes bv burnine fluid: 6at E.

I. 722 Pino st. 14 livuio a vvnt -t-- i avuiuli GRANDER TIUX EVER BEFORE 1't isfaction guaranteed. io'o -Morgan st. Y4 24W 24ft uonon uii xrusi.

Del. ft Hudson. Denver ft Rio Grande E. Tennessee, com E. Tennesssee.

pfd Erie, com Erie, pfd Erie, 2d mortgage bonds Fort Worth Denver Hocking Valley Hone ton ft Texas Illinois Central B. ft Lake Erie 4 Western, com Lake Erie ft JVestern, Lake Shore Louisville ft Nashville Lead Trust Michigan Central Laclede Gas, com. Laclede Gas. tifd J. Isbell, thorough teacherr Studio 2704 Locust st.

27 BANJO and Guitar-H. ref. Bollnian Bros. forced changes in the location of industrial establishments. The furniture factory of Meyer A.

Pohlmann at Second and Brooklyn streets, which has lately been purchased by the C. B. Q. for is to be removed to Palm street and Blair avenue. The Western Furniture Co.

's plant at the northeast corner of Second and Monroe is to be removed to the same neighborhood early in the new year, their present location having been sold to the Merchants' Terminal, at what consideration is not known, the transfer not yet being recorded. These furniture companies pooled their Issues as far as purchasing ground was concerned, and yesterday afternoon closed a deal with Lewis Rosenbaum for 250 feet front-inn on the west side of Palm between Four SECOND HAND upright piano for sale verv cheap. 1103 Chouteau av. 27 SITUATIONS WANTED MALE 13Vt Begin the New Year With luck. 13 51 61 514 514 ios! Book-keepers.

lost WE MAKE THE Collection Bents a Specialty. GIBALDIN BROS. CATES, Real Estate Agents, 914 Locnst St. 10841091 "vl LQ8T AND FOUND. 714i 174 174 1756 WANTTO-A 17 liricht young man a assistant boofc- keeper and fashier in real estate office: must be good rapid penman and ngurer; ret.

and bond re- LOST A cornucopia left at Barr's last Wednesdav. Reward if left at 1937 Riddle st. 30 LOST a left-hand glove, on Grand near Fin-. ney av. 1 'lease send to 3807 Finney av.

30 iuire Aauress ii eo, mis 53 Laclede Gas, 5 per cent bonds! offli-e 1 I ls'JO. 421i SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE. iwninn. 42 60 LOST One bull bitch, black spot over right liberal reward. Deliver to 11 Kankin av.

604! eve; "30 59 59 CAPITAL. $500,000.00. SURPLUS. $295.000.00. DIRECTORS.

EPHRON CATLIN, A. C. CHURCH, F. W. HUMPHREY, O.

HEWIT, J. B. C. LUCAS, J. B.

M. KEHLOR, SAM'L M. KENNARD, PETER NICHOLSON. ALVAH MANSUR, CEO. W.

UPDIKE, DAN'L S. HOLMES, F. C. NIEDRINGHAUS, JOHN W.TURNER. 3.061 1.

10.641i i rt 20.1741 17. OST On Jefferson av. 2 pearl beads in leather IS-fc33 19.866 a.100 :304 Mullanphy st. and receive 943 31 ii XJ case, rieturn to reward. 31W 94 3ia 1031 30 IfOR SALE Substantial brick building, 50 rooms, with ample grounds, at Kirkwood, 13 miles from St.

Louis Union Depot; 20 trains: choice location; nice order: suitable for hotel, sanitarium, asylum or public institution. Apply to WM. C. WILSON ft 9 61'J Chestnut st. 103 1031 stub reil; and white spaniel with LOST Brown name Bob.

rewai.l. Bring to 21b 16th 6t. and receive 30 Bv experienced stenographer, position iu railroad bau-e. Address 8lj, this office. 41 Brings Inek and benefits those when In trouble of any kind business, love or family trouble.

It can be bought by the rich and the poor, as it is aold on easy monthly payments: has no aprents: sold at the office only. Orders filled from all parts of the country. Send 2 -cent stamp for oook send free) containing price and testimonials. Office hours from 0 a. m.

to 5 p. m. Office in Dr. R. Janes' buildine, manufacturer of family medicines.

Letters with stamps promptly answered. 14X) Olive entrance on Olive, St. Louis, Mo. Mention this paper. 74 OST Satunlav.

11 o'clock a. m. at Safe Deposit Trades. llMi 11VS1 ID life! JJ a ruby rinir set with diamonds Liberal re- ELECTIONNOTICES. ard ud to attvone returning same to Safe Deposit 30 TtTANTFI) A situarion as second engineer or fire- Locust st.

reierences. Address '1 man: sober and good Mi-hit-iu av. 8 LOST, STKAYED OR STOLEN A black and white setter dog, answers to the name rinseeu ud Whisky Trust Missouri Pacific ft pfd Mobile ft OWo Manhattan Elevated New York ft New England New YoTk Central Norfolk ft Western, Norfolk ft Western, pfd Northern Pacific, com Northern Pacific, pfd North American Co Ohio Southern Oregon ft Trans Oregon Nav. ft Trans Ohio ft Miss, com Pacific Mail Philadelphia ft Pullman Palace Car Richmond Terminal Bt. Paul 4 Duluth com St.

Paul ft Duluth pfd Sugar Sugar Trust St. L. ft S. F. com St.

L. ftS. F. 1st St. L.

4 8. F. 2d pfd St. 4M Tennessee Coal 4 Texas Pacific I nion Pacific St. L.

ft new St. L. 4 P. Tifd 307! 314 teenth street and Blair avenue, the price paid being $10,000. This is considered a bargain, as property in that Uptprhborhood is well adapted to manufacturing purposes.

This purchase practically opens up a new section of North St. Louis to manufacturing Interests, and each of the companies named will at once De-gln the erection of five-story factories, ad-Joining each other, and when the two new factories are completed they will have about twice their present capacity. The working force in each Is to be Increased to 125 hands. Chas. G.

stelfel has lately purchased a block of ground in the same vicinity. It Is bounded by Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Branch and Palm streets. The price paid for It was $18,000. THE JANUARY SUBDIVISION. L.

A. Moffett Co. report the following sale: Harper street South side, between Thompson street and Glasgow avenue, lot No. 21, 25x J17 feet, owned by Mrs. Grace V.

January, sold at $35 per foot to Mr. M. Wahlert, who purchased to build a residence. THE SEW MERCANTILE CLCB BUTLDINO. There appears to be a difference of opinion as to the best style and size building to be erected for the new Mercantile Club headquarters, and the idea that nothing less than ten stories shall be constructed is gaining 314 301 30 30, leather collar and steel chain.

Reward will be paid WANTED Situation bv store. Moderate Mil, 3D competent man in je welry rv exDoctol. Address Ed. if returned to 2008 Lafayette av. 30 Oleson rare of F.

Larsen, Manistee, Mich. 38 15, 21 I NOTICE The Third National Bank of St. Louis, Dec. 10, 1S90 The regular annual election for nine directors of this bank will be held on the second Tuesday (the 13th) of January, 1891, at the banking rooms. Pulls open from 12 o'clock m.

until 2 o'clock p. m. T. A. STODUAKT, Cashier.

THE ARCHIVES PUBLISHING CO. will hold its annual stockholders' meeting at 2H02 Locust St. Louis, on Jan. 12. 191.

at 9 a. for the election of a Board Pirectorsand the transaction of other business. JOHN' G. HARPER, Secretary. J.

W. WHIPPLE, President. Dec. 27. 1S90.

LOST On Christmas Eve, a large black pocketbook containing valuable papers; owner's name on certificate of deposit, note and receipts. Leave same at Miscellaneous. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. 59 564 564 lo24 Olive st. and receive liberal reward.

30 One bay mare mule, 15 hands hiph. 10 loan on real estate security at 6 per TONEY to jX. cent. Bv voune man. situation in meat mar-11 kst.

97, this office. 43 "W'ANTED Position of any kind by stout young X' vears old; blood spavin on left hind leg; 1 mouse- 31 TERRY SCOTT, 121 Chestnut st 5103 colored mule, 14 hands high, 10 years old. i man; nas oeen nrinc vears; nas best ot rets. iO ryier ax Liou rungiing' 43 Address i Sb, this office. 294 MONEY TO LOAN! S10 29 4Mb 29 42W 29 41M REWAKD Straved, large Maltese cat; answers to the name of Toots.

210b' Chest- 30 HELP WANTED MALE, have monev to loan on St. Louis real estate secur Accounts Solicited, Chtcberar Eas-Uah Diamond Bn4. ENNYROYAL PILLS ity in sums of $500 to $3,500 at lowest rates of inter 744 Clerks and Salesmen. est; charges reasonable. aeiav.

Money xeauy ALL SOETS. Western Union Tel West Shore Bonds Silver 744 ioiii 1021 102ig! 1024 Orlrlaal ad Oaly wenalae. safe. fciwayaiLitbl.LADtcs ask DrngeM ANTED Salesmen on salary or commission many more advocates anions tne memDer-shlp. No definite plan has yet been decided upon but at present a majority of the Building Committee who have expressed themselves upon the matter favor a six-story when certificate ot title is completed.

CHAS. F. YOGEL, 716 CHESTNUT ST. nt chemical ink-eras Tor CAicAeff art istawumst tfrarui 10 EF. DAVID, contractor for raisin? brick and frame houses on time payments or cash.

All work guaranteed. Add. 4143 aton av. 32 Kd and Gold metallic boxaa. acaJed wila ORSON HEWIT, Tlce-PresldeBt lling uovelty ever produced pencil, tli crvHtf-st s- PETER NICHOLSON, President.

praes ink trnr-iiehlv two eecoods; no abrasion of Mm ribbon. lkaootbi meaafv irmmj tuhmtiilMtiana and. mtatuHU. At Local Bonds. Corrected dally by Campbell, Broker, Pine street.

sales 2'Xto fjiXi percent profit: one asrent's paper; 307 brturriit. or aend 4iin stamoe for nartienlan. amnuDteil to itfLT) in tlx nays; another $3-2 in two structure having walls heavy enough to carry four more stories. This is to be closed In with a flat roof, so constructed as to be WALKER HILL, Cashier. MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL FROP'TY.

liDUrs: we want one enereetic ireneral atrent for each ST. hOVIS MUTUAL HOUSE BUILDING Office No. 513 Walnut Samuel Simmons, Pres. Huk' Kroinrev, fciec. This pioneer company builds or purchases houses timouiata and Kellrf for Ladle," in Idler, by retnrvMatl.

O.OiHTeMtimooii. ffamePapee ChtpRMterCketBtcalCoiiMaiiltMnHauar B. BONDS. CHAS. HODSMAN.

KBWABDS WHITaKEB. Srate ani Territory; samples by uiaii, 35 cents. For tt'rrns anl full particulars. adUress The -Monroe Kramer Mfg. La Wis.

54 gold aJi Looui DrouUtm. Pa. St. Louis Mortgage 720 Tine nt option of applicants, on monthly payment plan in frt. Louis City.

Prospectus at office free of charge. When Interest due. Payable. Bla- ASK 44 cent bonds 1891 J. 8.

1), ft M. 103 11034 cent 1907 J. A. J. ft Q.il224l 1234 SHORTHAND Loan money on furniture; you can keep possession of your propertv and pay off the loan in installments TAl'GHT (mail or personally) by practical verbatim reporter; twenty at vour convenience: no commission charired.

ail rear- experience. A. J. Karnes, stenographer. Laclede Building, St.

Louis, Mo. 54 BUSINESB FOB SALE. STRICTURES. With all tbelr bad consequences, such as strati nr. aerrei exoltemeet, nervous debility, nneaturti dUeliarffei, weakest end final loss of tnanboe.

stekly cured by slmp safe end easy methods. ST. LOUIS ClTTA3rP COCNTT BOI8 business confidential; we guarantee the lowest terms on these loans, and parties wishing temporary ac WHITAKER HODGMAti. Smeessora to MATTHEWS WHITAKER, BOND STOCK BROKERS, 800 N. FOURTH St.

Loais. and Dec commodation will find it to tneir advantage io appiy to us. If von have a loan elsewhere and wish it car 101 100 1902 May 'and Nov ried at reasonable rate give us a call. 31 used with little change for a seventh floor, and parapet walls are to be run up above it seven feet high. Parties favoring this plan, contending with others who want a ten-story building, argue that six stories will answer all requirements In the near future, and when necessity arises for additional room, the four more stories may be added with but very little Inconvenience, on the other hand it is argued that the club Is equally able financially to build a ten as a six-story house.

The growth of the city demands such a building now, and that the first cost In the construction of it will be much the cheapest. Another question to be determined is whether the building shall be erected upon the half-open basement plan, or whether the first floor shall come down level with the sidewalk. Present style sunsests the former design. City 3-5s sterling City 4s sterling 10-20s City 4s sterling 10-208 City 6s City 6s. CHESTNUT ST.

is number. I loan any exo. o. rutin it, 4XW uiauiDere i. SALE First-class established saloon and pool-room, $600; stock whisky.

Price a bargain; no brokers. Add. this office. 4 fOK SALE lioarding-house and saloon at reasonable price in southern part of city. Inquire at Oriesedieck's lirewery, Second Carondelet and La-favette avs.

4 1895'Jnne and I)ec 105 1017 BV Louis, lie. lanos ana otue fair terms. R. W. lUOOJan.

and July 105 1892-93 Various curities in residonce; low rates, STALKY, 1017 Chestnut et. HAY WARD'S Business and Shorthand College. 618 and 620 Olive Ft. iJay and night; all branches taught. 54 JONES' COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 421 N.

3d over the State Bank. Offers superior advantages for learning shorthand, type-writing and telegTapby. Dav and niht classes. J. G.

BOrlMEli, Principal. 31 lOUj 101 106 106 10.H4 110 112 102 103 107 12J City 6s, sterling AMONG THE BROKERS. ROLASKI VOOKHIS, 111 N. hth make mty os, water. City 6.

water. iberal loans and terms on (food securities, on fur IfOR SALE Half-interest in a first-class plumbing shop with necessary tools and fixtures and about $1,500 worth of contracts on hand, all bearing good City 6s, bridge 1898 June and Iecil09 1899 Jone and Dec 111 1692 and OctjlOl 1892 June and Dec'l02 1895 9ti Jan. July'105 1905, April and Oetil20 niture, pianos, warehouse receipts, building association books, insurance policies, horses and vehicles, real estate, etc. see us for low rates. Ill N.Sthst.

approacn County 6s. NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC Of St. Louis, corner Ninth and Olive streets, capital $500,000, solicits the accounts of corporations, firms and individuals. Money to loan to depositors and customers in amounts corresponding with balances, business and responsibility. You are invited to call on ns with a view to business.

JX0. CAR0 RUSSELL, Cashier. ronts; stock will invoice about Sb.uuu; one ana one-alf year's lease on house, which is situated in heart County RAILWAY BONDS. Waiters. of city: arrangements can be made for renewal of lease for any lenglhof time; if parties so desire the entire business can be bought on easy and reasonable terms; good and sufficient reasons given for sale of above; the stand is Al, ami is a flrst-class opening for anv good practical plumber, being situated in the Mo.

Pac. consols Mo.Pac.3d ANTED At 705 Tine waiter. while It is claimed that the latter will better adapt the building to retail business purposes and make it more profitable. WILL BUILD FLATS. Lewis Rosenbaum sold to-day for Mrs.

Lena Leonhardt 50 feet front on Benton street and Blair avenue to Alvln C. Goetsch for $2,350. Rise in Elizabeth Stocks Sold and Prices Obtained To-Day. The market was unusually active and prices were as a rule higher. The notable feature of the day was the rapid advance In Elizabeth, which touched a higher point than It has yet reached.

Bidding opened at $2.30, but it was soon evident that there was a strong demand for the stock, and the first -sale of 200 shares was made at 57 'o. Mo. 1st 7s X. P. 1st 6s.

.1 FURNITURE LOANS. $25 and upwards to loan on furniture at residence without removal: lowest rates; business strictly con-fldential. C. F. Betts, 1003 Tine st.

31 OENTLEMAN wishing to invest some surplus funds will loan $25 and upwards on household furniture and other security; parties wishing advances will be treated fairly and can secure loans on satisfactory terms. Call at 1017 Morgan st. 31 1920 May and No104 106 and 1895: Jan. and July I1091A1 110 1895 Feb. and AuRillO illOt 1896 Jnne and Ieoil09lVllll 1899 May and Nov lllL 112 1910iMay and Kov l08g HtfUA l802Feb.

and Au(f l03 105 John H. Blessing. Saml. A. Gaylord.

rowing and prosperous city of Memphis, iavin a population of 75, 000" people. Anyone wish Boys. K. P. 1st K.

P. 1. Ex. 6s K. P.

ing anv information in regard to above please address Mr. Goetsch will build a row of flats. a stout bov for porter til ti. O. 277 Main Memphis, Tenn.

WANTED, with references, work. 11UN. 3d st. bt.L.I. M.

1st 7s SOUTH ST. LOUIS. Hill Hammel report the sale of property CLKAHING-HOnSll RTATEMKVT. rates on house- 0NEY to loan at gTeatly reduced The Trades. Id (roods and other securities without remov HOUSES AND VEHICLES.

tt holi Clearances Balances 429,141 imme- 68 "ITT ANTED Compositors at lSlu Olive St. diately. No. 21)74 and 2S75, fronting 600 feet on South Broadway and 600 feet on Pennsylvania avenue, bounded north by Kansas street and south by Malt street, from Mr. Theodore Plate to L.

Monghan. for $17,250. For Sale. al; no extra charges; no commissions: business confidential. Central Loan t20 Chestnut Room 25, take elevator.

J. M. ard, Notary Public. Manager. 31 GAYLORD, BLESSING CO 307 OLIVE ST.

DEALERS IX HIGH-GRADE BONDS. Suitable for Savings Banks and Trust Funds. GEO. M. HUSTON Bonds and Stocks, 305 Fine St.

Monthly quotation circular mailed free. A large line of first-class securities always on hand LIVE STOCK. ii.So. Bidding then rose to J2.37V2, and after 300 shares had been transferred at that price, rose to $2.40, at which 100 shares were sold. The heaviest transactions of the day took place at $2.50, W.

F. Lambe, T7ANTED A good gasfitter. 904 58 4 UOTTON of cattle and horses at II. Herman Rros Market St. TT The same firm also sold a vacant lot.

100x125 Union Stock Tarda. See the A Jefferson Washington, Friday and Saturday. Jan. 2 and 3, lsyi; no commission charged lor selling. 12 ANTED Fireman at Pope's Theater.

58 Don H. Palmer, Manager. W. A. Ramsey.

Sec'y. engineer at stage aoor. feet, on the north side of Gasconade street, between Broadway and Ohio avenue, from Mr. P. J.

Batchelor to the Southern Hallway for $1,000. which price was paid for 1.000 shares; 100 shares brought $2. 52ij; at $2.53 the transfers amounted to 300 shares and 100 shares brought $2.571,2. At that point there was a pause, but Call at ITT, Market closes 3 p. m.

Cattle Trade steadv on all kinds of rattle at latt hhv Wool ANTED Foreman finisher who thoroughly un- FOR SALE Team of work horses; cheap. Oil-works, Wabash track and Ferry st. WE LOAN MONEY In sums to suit at lowest possible rates and most liberal terms on household goods, horses, wagons, warehouse receipts and personal property of any description. Business strictly confidential. Part payments can be maae at any time and costs reduced.

No charge for making papers. Missouri Mortgage Loan 619 Pine 2d Boor. Telephone-No. 4a2. derstands nnishlnir imitation walnut (roods: 12 A vacant lot, 370x150, on the northeast cor week's quotations, except jcood butchers' cattle, which have advanced 15c to 25c for 100 and are burl gTainer preferre.1 also stock cutter.

Address Paducah Furniture Manufacturing Co. Ky. STORM BUGGIES. subsequently tne price rose to $2.60, and after 700 shares had been transferred to at which 100 changed hands. in kwu Hoars The market is steadr at yesterday' closing ner of Seventeenth and Neosho streets.

In what Is known as South St. Louis Suburb subdivision, from Mr. John B.Clements to Wlnge Welsseubecker, for $1,100. WJ ANTED Will have employment for 2 to 3 hands for pipe covering; onlv such skilled in plastic Finest srvle. best quality, home-made, low prices.

EMI IBREE-MCLKAN CAKK1AOE Main Dec. 29. a Union was low. but in good demand. 2.000 work need apply at office, 118 MONEY to loan from $1 to $10,000, on watches, diamonds, Jewelry, guns, 1617 tolB23 01ivest.

A. COQUAKD, INVESTMENT BROKER 124 North Third Street. Bonds and stocks of every description bought and sold outright or on commission; mining stock handled on strict commission basis. Will be pleased to serve you. Factory, No.

Mattnesia Cover Co. a vacant piece or iana containing in acres 1890, 8 o'clock a. in. The JSocler. shares selling at 2.

58 prices. The average Is from $3.60 to $3.75 on (rood to ohoice porkers, and $2.50 to $3.75 on all grades. There were light receipts and a lipht trade to-day. a feature ot everX Saturday's market. Sheep Market slow on good to choice sheep and lambs.

This is about the only kind that sells, ana not a great many of them are wanted. pistols, clothing, trunks, musical instruments, low rates of interest. S. VAN RAALTE, 12 and 14 S. 4th st.

Miscellaneous. on the east line of Seventeenth street, bet ween Neosho and Itaska streets, from Mr. E. T. Wells of New York to Mr.

George Schlelds FOE SALE MISCELLANEOUS. Mickey Breen was somewhat lower, 100 31 shares being disposed of at bo. for $775. WANTED 4 young men and 3 boys on or before Jn-1. 1S91.

to enffaee with 'Railroad Tele- "COR SALE New upright engine; cylinder, 6lmx7 A vacant lot. thirty-seven feet on the west 1 19-horse nower. Call on or address foreman MONEY loaned on clothing, diamonds, watches, chains, guns, revolvers, trunks, musical instruments, at Dunn's Loan Office, 912 Franklin av. LIVE 8T0CK COMMISSION. Wire Patch was unusually active and 1,000 Lire Stock By TelegTsvpb.

Iw.r. inn Tit TA rw T. I a vm. Post-Dispatch press-rooms. 5 shares changed hands, 12 being paid.

gTaphCo. and learn telegraphing on our lines for permanent situations when quaiined paying $75 to $150 monthly. Apply dav or night to B. R. Mitchell, Superintendent, 102 N.

3d take elevator. 2 W. H. Hlnes, Vice-Pres. A.

C. Casildy, Pres. side of Iowa avenue, between Meramec and Charlton avenue, from Mr. L. J.

Hornsby to Mr. John Fegert at $12 per foot front. This lot will be improved by a two-story brick house. MONEY loaned on furniture and pianos without removal; also on Indorsed payer or any personal and Trees. u.

rf. miey. v. IV V. 1.

ifcc. 4 jttfcHW IMTCHl JIB, market strcng; demand steady; steers. butchers' stock, $3.754.25. Hogs Receipts. market 10c lower; prime hfavy, S3.

753. kS: FOR SALE A good Otto gas engine, 10-horse power; in first-class working; order. Can be seen working at 1722 S. Broadway 5 securities: our terms the best in the citv M. Dougan A 113 N.

Sth st. no commission. Yuma was 484 bid and 100 charges changed hands at that figure. The following Quotations were made on call furnished 6-room house on TiXR SALE A neatlv A vacant lot. 25x138 feet, on the west side SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.

TlfONEY loaned on furniture without removal 20th and Chestnut 1, 11111.. Kil.llK Vlll-11 CASSIDY BROS. HIKES COMMISSION CO. (Incorporated. UTE STOCK COMMIS ION MIRCHAHtS, TJKIOK STOCK YARDS.

St. Loots. Mo. did. 621 Chestnut.

Address t9, this office. 46 lYAamount; lowest rates; no com sold at once. of Minnesota avenue, Haven and Krauss streets, owned by Mr. II. T.

Hoock; sold to Mrs. S. A. Constant for $375. to-day: Clerks and Saleswomen.

MONEY loaned on furniture without removal, any amount; lowest rates. John C. King. fei4 Morgan. IfHR SALE An elegant music-box: ti cylinders; 48 1 airs: eleffant stand a beautiful Christmas pres- packers, S3.50raa.65: mixed, light, J3.lCXd3.50.

Bheep Receipts, 8.000: market slow; Western, natives, lambs, Kassas CJTT, Dee. 37. Cattle Receipts, 3,270 bead; shipm-nts, 1,190 bead; etronir: steers, Hogs Receipts, 5,780 bead; shipments, 750 bead; steady to strong; all grades, a 3.65. Sheep Receipt, 790 bead; shipment. 480 head; steady; muttons.

$4J54t4. 65. A lot. 50x125 feet, on the southwest corner of do rTTAVTFn bv a lad to eut; almost price, SoOO: writing In sh. French French OAN3 on furniture in residence, citv real estate VV office or aa saleslady; can speak English, 5 cash.

Address 49. this office. Seventh and Iron streets, owned by Mrs. E. K.

stelnmanii, sola to Mrs. Mary Eyan for nd all enod securities: fair and reasonable terms. C. JaXiJ. i.

I. McJCnnro. -Uan I. WBIZLZI. Address blON.

9th St. 44 ana Dest rets. $300. Ma. Bndd Mex.

Imp Montmse. Mt. Kfcj 40 45 Housekeeper b. JAMES WHEELER, STORAGE. by widow TTTANTFn Rltnation housekeeper Mi.

Lion M. Breen. 85 8S4 Grand av 4044 Tf without children. Address LITE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS Bcn-ALO. J.

Dec. 7. I -little steady, ac-changed. Receipts, 105 loads through and 1 salei Sheep and lambs fairly active; shade higher: receipts, 2 loads through, and 15 sale. Sheep Choice to extra, $5.

305. 60; good to choice, $4 i5.25. Lambs Choice to extra, good to choice, Hog Lower; receipts, 61 load through, 65 ale; medium, heavy and mixed, $3.70 Beautiful Ballad. Every want advertiser in to-morrow's Sundat Post Dispatch gets the complete music of "I've Been Dreaming" free. Nellie Old Oolnv Old Jesuit General Housework.

BI1. ASK. 1 70 1 90 American 41 45 Aztec Hi-Metal. 3150 Buckskin Cent. Sil.

5 7 Cleveland Creur d'A Elizabeth. 2 30 2 S7s tildnWest Gold King 8 15 Granite Hone I. X. Ingram Ivanhoe La I nion. 2 2Vj Little Alb 15 20 STORAGE Regular storage bouse for furniture, pianos, trunks, stoves, boxes, household goods of every description moved, packed and shipped with care.

Money loaned: get our rates. Warehouses, 1014 to 1026 S. Jefferson av. Telephone 1422. Consign goods to our care.

R. U. LEONORI, 4 1104-6 Olive st. 3-T L'nlon Stock Yards. Bt.

Louis Mo. Porter A Williams, room 2, 9(4 Olive st. 31 DO YOU. WANT MONEY ADVANCED ON FURNITURE, PIANOS. HORSES, Wagons, or Building Association Books? If so, call at once and get onr rates, which are positively the lowest on any sum from $10 to 510,000.

Loans made without publicity or removal of property and carried as long as desired. Tart payments taken and costs reduced in proportion. If you have bought furniture or a piano on time and can't meet payments, we will pay It for you. No charges taken E. B.

hCLL.Gen'lMangr. I C.T.Ktklk. Bookkeeper P. Murphy Kichmuud K. STOVE REPAIRS Cms.

Wills. Im T. BTKKLE. Cattle Salesman. S.

Hopes. Bog Balesmaa. 92S Hi Carondelet Jottings. For every stove or range made In the United States to be had at A. G.

Brauer's, 219 Locust St. 48 Bridal Bulletin. Silver Age 1 00 The Marshall Oil Co. has completed Its po. vueen Tourte'lt.

W. Patch. annex and Is now running night and day. Dressmakers and Seamstresses. 10 HULL, STEELE Lire Stock Commission Merchants Office: Keoma 7 and 8, L'nlon Stock Yarda.

Bt. LornJa, Mo. 3-7 W. World 124 "sii 5 Louis H. IdaB.

Schmidt. Louis Abel Mrs. Mamie Krans. Henry Voss i Katberlne ..3500 B. Jefferson a ..3500 8.

Jeffersoa av 1617 Markets 1617 Market 1604 Market st 1604 Markets TTANTKD A dressmaker who can cut, fit and uma. drape wishes 1 or 2 engagements, terms $1.50 active and sales were Mr day. first-class relerence. Add. z-io Market st.

out in advance; borrower gets fun amount ol loan. LARGE LOANS AT SPECIAL LOW RATES, EAGLE LOAN 714 PIXE O. C. VOELCKER, TS.gr., 2d Floor. The market was unusually large.

4, W. OVKRSTRtlCT. t. A. McHETLET, Laundresses.

TJte pupils of St. Boniface School gave a Christmas entertainment last evening at St. Boniface Church. The Mikado Glee Club will give a reception and hop New Year's Eve at their quarters, 7309 South Broadway. The M.

A. L. T. Club gave a reception and hop last evening at Union Hall. Only the members of the Club were present.

ThA Rsrmanla Tumvereln cave its annual OTIRSTREET H'NEILEY, HOTEL PEESONAXS. Having purchased the large 6-story building, 1723 and 1725 Morgan and fitted up the same throughout with moth-proof lined and cedar rooms, we take pleasure in announcing to our patrons and the public our unsurpassed facilities for STORING FINE FURNITURE and household goods. Large padded vans and ordinary furniture cars for hire by load or contract. Fidelity Storage, Ulm Mo Ting 1723 and 1725 Morg-an St. Branch office 1003 Pine st.

Telephone Nos. 2890 and 1401. WANTED An American widow wishes to do washing and Ironing by the day. Address bb Robert W. Van Volkenburgh 2755 Clark av Nellie McCune tilendale, Mo PURE 18-KT.

GOLD WEDDIXG KXSGS. HEKilOD JACCAKD JEWELEY Co. Broadway A Locust st. mmlailoB salesaea and forwarding afenta for el Kinds of 51 this office. L.

D. Majhew, Louisville: l. C. Jackson, Wichita; J. H.

Crawford, Chicago? and E. II. Redmond, BoonvlUe, are at the Laclede. Miscellaneous. nm LIVE STOCK.

Office ITos. 1 aid 2 L'elon stock Yards, st. Lea Mo. Caaa advance made oa eoastenmeats. -T "TTTANTED Situation by a middle-aged woman L.

W. Campbell, Chicago: T. A. Carpenter, Des Moines; C. B.

Kelly, Chicago; C. C. Sllber- small family; low wages; home object. Address or J. Holt, 1.

C. Patitk, Bush Watsoh, 87, this office. 5: man, pnnaaeipnia, ana s. Keeiy, Leaven worth, are at the Southern. IF YOU WANT From $10 to $10,000, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, building association books; real estate or other securities, without publicity or removal of property, then call on us and we will carry your loan as long as desired.

Part pavments taken and costs reduced in proportion. 11 yon bought furniture on time and can't meet payments We win pay it for youno charges taken ont Id advance; borrowers get full amount of loan. Don't forget to call on us for low rates before borrowing. voice. cattle salesman.

ui saiesmaa. HOLT, PAYNE DMtha. The following trarial certl Scales were tamed by the Health Department fox the twenty-four hoars ending at 3 p. m. to-day: Margaret Obert, 00 years, 7927 Oberbeck aveaa; maxaemn.

Arthur Gould, 1 year, 3814 Sou lb Jeffenoa ave HELP WANTED FEMALE. H. T. Browne, Xew York; F. D.

Hubbard, Palestine, H. A. McCreery, Memphis, Cooks Etc. ana 1. jm.

euow, loieao, are at tne Linaeu. IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR 8 ALE. Lire Stock Commission Merchants TJHIOH STOCK YARDS, 8T. LUCTS, MO. 3-7 Christmas entertainment and gymnastic exhibition last evening at Turner Hall.

The affair was largely attended. The programme concluded with a dance. A tramp giving the name of John Almes attempted to board a south bound freight train at the Barracks.about last night, slipped and fell, receiving a slight scalp wound, lie was taken to the depot for treatment. Theo. Platte sold to Llenorl Mqnahan 800 feet of ground on Pennsylvania avenue; be-tweeh Malt and Sopher streets, a portion of the Louis Plcot estate for $17,200.

The deal is one of the largest known here for some time. The property will be converted Into dwellings. Tartar's Sore Con, cure Sick Entosfcst ANTED A first-class cook at 4386 Lindell av. Elworth Cook, ShelbyvHle, 111. J.

E. Bear, Decauter, 111. S. c. Frasckllcl, Baton Rouge, nue wwiai laer.perne George 33 rears, 2989 Papia street; 68 llthst J50.

W. Blaksxt. Jas.T. a9dcbs. R- H- MaJtlb LIKELY, SANDERS paruyu.

Henry Haul, 5 years, dlohiheria. yy ANTED Cook and dishwasher. 412 3743 Uravols avenue; and J. j. nuuey, Detroit, are at tne James.

The Festival of No Kooz. NOTICE. "We make a specialty ol bnnting property for oar client. If you Are thinking of baying home or a lot on whicli to bin Id we will find you what you want, and furnish Gorman Communion Merchant, for the aele or ferwardlag if all kind af Ht atork "TTTANTED A girl to cook; no washing Call 3137 Morgan st. 1 German-American Loan Company, OfflTes 5 and 6 L'alon btnek 1 ard(, StLomls One Lucy II.

Andarsoa, 9 years, 2939 Locut itieet; pneumonia. Wllhelm Borgman, 66 Tart, Ltttheraa BospiteJ; "ZmVhiieider, 30 rVSi 1104 loutb XltVWstt SttMU MSMUttfUOaW money io ouy wnn. 111 a TTTANTED Took for small hotel in the country; $'J0 How the Persians celebrate the festival of New Tear's. Illustrated -la to-morrow's Ve. JUtlonai Stock Yards, East Bt.

Louis. 111. All Meek eonsla-aed to a at other yard will reeelT ear pav; lady preferred. An to per mom SCHOLLMEYER oio fine i-ioor. i W.

FETEBS, HB.agr. i HMOMl HWSIiw CoHiBHBa wmitx. 4W ly, with reference, at 36 ti. -d. Monday ami SVKOAT FOSX-SlsrAXCH, X4N.8tast.

geOaf a Mill.