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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-20
Domestic NaMs.

| Will COLluenCo III une,
IT is thought that Cheyenne
will be made the capital Of
Wyoming.
A SERIOUS riot occurred at
Laramie on the 9Th inst, re-
sulting in the wounding OF
mum ber of persons. a.I
A CALIFORNIAN is building a
house with rubber springs un.
der it, and says it may earth.
quake all it wants to as soon
as he moves in.
PITTsBURa is enforcing the
Sunday law. The drinking sa-
looms, cigar shops, and all 9TH
er places of business were
closed last Sunday. s H
WITH the exception of the
apples, the fruit has been gen.
orally killed by the late "cold
snap" in the vicinity of Rich
mond, Virginia. .,.-'
The Adjutant Generals re-
port showed that there were in
the United States thirty.seven
departments Of the Grand Ar
my of the Republic and two
thousand and fifty posts.
"AND on my breast a turtle
dove, to tell the world that l
died for love-" were the words
of q young woman of Evans.
vile, on the 18th. Her friends
placed a veto upon a dose of
laudanum, and she will have
10 wait a while yet.
TURNER'S Opera House at
Dayton and five other
buildings were destro. ed
by fire on the morning
of the 18th, Sunday the loss
is nearly 100000. One man
was killed and two seriously
injured that were working at
the fire.
The Lynchburg Virginia
Republican reports the recent
discovery in the gorges Of the
mountains near Allegheny
Springs, of a waterfall twelve
hundred feet high. A party
was soon to leave Lynchburg
to visit the spot and attest the
truth Of the report
THE negro barber who was
shot through the front part of
the brain by bursting of his
gun, a few weeks ago, near Con-
nervillc, Indiana, is still liv-
ing, and will get well. The
piece of the barrel which pass
ed through his brain was four
inches long, and one and a
quarter inch in width.
A MAN in Holyoke, Massa-
chustetts, armed two of his
neighbors with mallet and a
club to hunt a burglar the
other night. They went around
the house IN opposite direc-
tions. and meeting behind it,
proceeded to pound and whack
each other in a fashion that
would have been terribly eff.
fective if either had been the
burglar.
The roof of the New Catho.
lie Church, now under course
of erection at Sewickly, Pa,
gave way at noon, May 18th,
and fell with a terrific crash,
rendering the building a total
wreck. The church was built
of brick, in Gothic style, and
in The shape of a cross, with a
spire or tower iE front, and
was a most handsome edifice.
The loss is estimated at be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. |
THERE was a meeting of the
clergy of Pittsburg, May 10Th,
tor the purpose of encouraging
the better observation of the
Sabbath. A preamble was
adopted, asking the Commit
tee of Arrangements for Dec.
Grafton Day to observe Satur-
day, the 29th, instead of Sun
day, the Both, as it was first
contemplated. The course of
the Mayor in closing the to.
bacco and barber shops, and
soda fountains was warmly
commended.
FOPeiyn Naxus
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We noticed quite a change
in the Advertiser of this week.
There was some life in it.
Hardly knew how to account
for it. until we learned that Ed.
Pearson had been engaged as
Local. We now begin to feel
that we really have a foeman
worthy of our pot-metal. Ross
Go. Register. aa. ...#...
Yesl A modern Falstaff,
judging from his fearful exte-
rior, apparently swelled by the
essence OF barley. aanl
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Une Affaire FIambee,

Ine lztn uay 81 tne PHEASANT
month of May, Ammo Domini
1S69-in the delightful spring
time when the martins from
their boxes on the Hubert
House sign>post chirp their
sweet notes, and the swallows
return from the orange groves
of the South, and all animated
nature, in fact, stirS about
when the face of the earth isre
juvenated, the editor and pro.
prietor of the Vinton Record
being tired of "Roaming alone
through this worlds wilder.
ness" resolved to get
"some one to love, some one to bless,
Some one To smile upon, and 70 caress."
which he did, and forthwith en-
tered into the holy bonds Of
Matrimony. 9,.
Capt. Raper was a brave lad
he enlisted in the service of
his country-he ''rallied round
the fag"-and for nearly five
years he braved the dangers of
war. He returned crowned
with laurel, oak and several
other kinds of leaves, and has
since, for about FIVE more years,
withstood the assaults of
Cupid, but his obstinate resistr
ance was finally overcome-he
could hold out no longer he
had to surrender his castle to
the colors Of Cupid. His motto
now is, and henceforth shall be:
"Forever Hoat that standar sheet,
Where breathes the man but tails before IT,"
Amor Vsincit Omnes.
In going on the voyage of
Life Capt. Raper thought it
policy to take with him in his
bark a good mate-in this, he
no doubt succeeded. AS the
business Of the firm enlarges,
the crew will also be increased:
one or two members are ex-
pected to be added to it an,
nually. The craft has started
out in full sail, with a smooth
surface. 1t may encounter
tempests, but it will ride safely
over the waves and go through
the voyage and anchor in the
Haven of Bliss, there the crew
will land, to enter the Elysian
fields above.
The hero of this eventful his
tory, Capt. ]. 7. Raper, Esq,
publisher of the Vinton Record,
(the only paper printed in Vim
ton county, has locked up his
form and gone to press; he has
plenty of coins with which to
securely hold it. May ne al,
ways have his cases clean and
full, and may he never get out
Of sorts. May the devil never
enter to disturb the peace of
his sacred abode. May
he never dash from the
path of rectitude but be happy
in the embrace of connubial
affection.
Shakespeare says there is
nothing much in a name, but
we think our hero has a good
appelation, and although he
has united his destiuies with a
Wolf, We think the union will
be a happy one, for sacred writ
informs us that even "The lamb
and the lion shall lie down to,
gether." CONTRIBUTOR.
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SPRINGFIELD employs over
two thousand persons in her
manufactures. .-ftH8
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Notice..

NOTICE Is hereby given thyl John Beagle,
IN guardian OF Christopher Freyer has MED
his accounts for inspection and settlements
said accounts will be for hearing on the llth
day OF June, A. u. 1859.
JOSEPH KALER, Probate Judge.
DAY Is, 1863. 3w
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SpectaCleS.


west of the Post Office has just
received a large supply Of
Spheroidical Spectacles. They
are all ground to exact sclen.
tific and optic principles, with
the utmost accuracy; and be.
ing of pure material, they are
altogether a superior article.
The greater density and care
full finish adapt these Glasses
to transmit light perfectly, and
with equal refraction, so that
they afford the best artificial
help for the failing eyesight.
BY their use the eye will not
tire in reading, writing, or sew.
ing, in the greatest length of
time, either by day or candle
light. They are of all prices
from 37t cents to $12. Fine
Lenses always kept on hand to
supply those that need them.
Mr. ]. 7. McCRAcKEN, called
al our office, last Monday after
noon. Mr.. M, Cracken informs
us that he is a printer, and has
published several papers in
Pennsylvania and Missouri.
He has also been a station
keeper on the NJ. & G. r. r.;
number of our citizens are
well acquainted with him. He
has also been engaged in the
ircn business, both in Ohio and
Missouri, and was once in pros,
porous circumstances. Sever.
al years ago, he invested up.
wards of seven thousand dol
lars in town lots in Kansas
City, Mo-; times subsequently
became hard, everybody want.
ed to sell and go away, nobody
wanted to buy. Sickness and
other misfortunes overlook our
friend and he was compelled
to sell his lots for five hundred
dollars. He is at present af.
fllcted with neuralgia and has
lost the use of both eyes there
by. He now wishes to go to
st. Louis to his friends, and
asks the people to give him a
little assistance, and he is GER
tainly an object of charity.
Mr.. McCracken peyer was mar
ried, which fact he ascribes as
the primeval cause of his mis-,
fortunes.
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David Smart. Samuel W. hliVel'' 'l'
Established 1852.
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stockholders Meeting.

A SPECIAL MEETING Of the sto,khold,
n ers Of the Zlleski Co mpany win ne held
at their Office, Zaleski, Vinton county, OHIO,
on The twenty-ninth day OF May, 1859. -
ROBERT THOMPSON, Secretary.
Zaleski, April 9th, 1e6e. -,
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CAPT. RAPER is on a wedding
tour.
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Administrators Notice..
THB undersigned has been duly appointed
Watkins, late Of Vinton county, Ohio, de.
ceased. RANSOM Fox
ml3 3w
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Attest:
A. IL. Down,
Reco rider.
May ~, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

Persons having real estate for sale or TO let
and those deArous of purchasing or renting such pro-
perty will find it to their interest TO advertise in IHk
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and in addition to this advantage The
TRIBUNE viii be found. not only in New-York and all its
cities and villages, but every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made az
brief as viii allow Of the advantage offered being clear 10
the reader We would especially dwell on the fact tha
the subscribers for the three editions OF The Tribune
Daily Semi Weekly and weekly. comprise individuals III
every profession business consequently aoVertSe
ments in each disseminate among al Glasses
prpusE devotes especial attention the reports Of sales
of real estate both the city and country thus adding
greatly 10 the value Of its columns as an advertising me-
dunn The charges for advertising are as follows; DAILY
TRIBUNE Is cents per line for each insertion; WEEKLY
TRIBUNE 81 per line: sRMFWEEKLr TRIBUNE as cents
per line About DIS average line after the nTst
line which usually contains only four or nVe Woros
Terms. cash in advance.
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afAkM OF 4baereA Abundance Of fun, tr Fo ups
ouihaings good farm house half will he sold desired AbPY
EDWARD T. CAtPHS fEE No % WssL. NY orc w. io"S'
SIND. No. 35J AAlE ST.. Poughkoep.it
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8rookIpn Stal Gstatt for Salt.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
S b 5 .SS S5 e. 3 T na Shade 9as I'D q
viii sold Appiy at No 100 East twenty
pROOKLYN PROPERTY for SALE.-To
ID wishing SAFE INVESTMENT lO2 DESIRABLE LOTS
Eicss6rs sasoCm y on Collins and wiLAMSSTs TROY
and SCfBYECTADYAvBS Get Map at No. "a Cedart "
No 81 MOutsguest, BROOKLYN
FULTON and CLINTON-AVES., south west
com.rIhn splendid LOT to be SOLD at AUCTION By JOHN
EOR SALE IN BROOKLYN-A very pleasant
RESIDENCE Cassons,s second house north Of Qnncy
block from the Gre.nsas and Dr. Duryeas church 6st
three in the rea containing all the
heater Knokerbocker station
gravel roof psOrs and painted fItuTe
order Possession April Price $1,000 Apply to the owner only on
EULTON- AVE, Brooklyn's Broadway, is the
rapidly decreasing Der and sppreesng value The few hst
SON MiILRRs great S1iE Of s. Of the CHOICEST LOTS on tbe
including splendid corners will sdo the best opportunity ever
yp sal. WEDNESDAY Feb q Maps ready at No Is Yssau
n Y. No ISL Moutagne-st, Brooklyn
EIRST- CLASS 3-stOry, brown-stone front,
with extension oIs lot IiOa excellent order WITH all modern no
PPy Ts sists fT pSSa or deaS. oacs
without Furniture POr terms aud permit inspect
No l2S wa,er.t. corner Pine neg.Ygln
DOR SALE-2-story, basement and extension
HOUSE between Psteben and Ralph
BroOkn AFPy on premises or to T. ANDERSON Nos " and
NOR SALE or to LET-Atantic Dock
Il STORES. No. and adjoining Hamilton Ferry Apply to VIM
n CLARK. No. l7O Nliamst
FULTON and VANDERBILT-AVES., south
jouSs lji &ILRi 90 %FpSssS41
nor SALE IN BROOKLYN-Several large
RLS Po the T s %.sn wJsios r Posps F.
President Quincy Hickory Ba16hdgs snd psc.sr' On B0ea.y
Buhwh Atlantic Saratoga HoPsnsun FAnfhn CA''o OrA0d
Green Bedford Brooklyn and Newl ok sves: 80
~ A. rutland Co, no Beetmsn.,t N y.
TOR SALE-A first-claSs twO-stOry basement
and ubcelsr hrovnstcne front HOUSE built by DAYS Seit
with ~ 6as mOs9 PT bu, be PspSrs Apply to s D.
GAY No 100 PnltousL u oeSen a1d oeoek OF 70 AhShi
nor SALE-The first-class three-story, base
L ment subeer Philadelphia brick front DWELLING. 90 The
north ,te Of stes between Smith snd Iloysis house 2o n
suit Apr, to A. SPARARD No lso Ren,enst Bfoollyn
DROSPECT PARK, BROOKLYN-A block of
thirty LOTS fronting Prospect Part sos 90 Snhays probably
The hss. na S sIss 3 ,I,s.d pIob.by not eoasd on
any port Central PARKS Price asked
$1,000 per lot to be sold as 'H I aisG
The entire front Sirthse and Tbrysst lots Oct Fh and
S S the P p s' .S si on F nS S,s sDd
best 10 ToG1y SId !, rse"%ns19s6 to investors i0' Pst
CPLENDIDLY LOCATED LOTS on Full
- TOSAvE, BROoKLYE-Tbe attention Of Druggist Grocer
particularly directed to The sale Of Fetoa oi
MILLER at 70 Soek 90 WEDNESDAY Feb I" at the Exchange
THE BEST LOCALITY ia DROOKLYN for
extensive k:. DRY GGei' % we sIs' rsne
Hs WITH store, S1sra s 70 3. SOLD EucTIos
by JOHNSON & NILLRR. Reb u
SS 50O FOR SALE on r1 South Ninth tn,
can remain mortgage Inquire The National Life Hssr
Ssce CO@p,n7, No 22 Broadway. cor Falton-st
WORTHY the ATTENTION of an ASTOR
SOLD Al Abortion By JOHNSON MILLER, on WEDNESDAY,
Feb a.
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SuarS ann guums.

WANTED for the Summer, small furnished
HOUSE, BOARD with good rooms for family Of t Or i
location must be beahy
sewfor city Address. with all particulars
Box No. l4s Brooklyn PostOhce
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6itp Zeal Gstat, for Salt.

CIXTEEN LOTS-Whole front of Nmth-ave.,
- yeuhs with four iois IN rear on eaeh
street for Oc25 cent cash balance bono ana mortgage
3tesrs Apply to HOMER MORGAN. No 2Pne-st 0.4lg
WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY will afford Hti,t an
w excellent opportuuitv Iamine the s9a9 f9ahsn
ON ami rear GRAND CRNTRALANb bOpLb rhhD 10
he sold At auction JOHNSON MILLBk on req IL
MAp, car he had the asking at No y NAssnst Newlo
TJNH0MAS ]. WHITE, Mason and Builder
Real Ese and House No 49 Broomett n T., will draw
Ako estmates spprasmsn OF value and Tor
ttop T those favor him With their patronage HOUSES
Rst-,spess etMayor A. WRSTBRVELT No 23 Seeondave.
As'0''N'' M ABNHR MELLES No. I5s CbAthAmst
MI STEPHEN cUTTBN No. 228 Bas Twelhhst
Mr. ROBERT r. STORY. No. Is Fulton st., brooklyn
Mr.. s. r. HALSBY, Pier No l6 North River
Mr. BoLBN, No. 10 Maiien-lane.
JYTETZEL g. SHEA beg leave to inform the
w public eJ have opened REAL ESTATE and LAW OF
PICB No so William Renting and Selling Real Estate In h
aud ell the country and negotiating loans Titles eiamit ca
business done All buness ei Win
promptly AT HALF THE USUAL RATES Ctp
ias Others having loan bond ana mortgage are re-
queed call and examine lists Of applications ho'aJ Fuoe
wtysin.
MONEY to LOAN on New-York City and
WI New.Jeey property by MORRISON HALL, Real Estate
Brokers. No l37 BrosdSsv Room No 22t
PUYERS of city property will please call or
S FITZPATRICK, Bulls Head Bank Building
o. I'M NM TO LOAN, on BOND and
ID lOU,OOU MORTGAGE, in sums Of 81 500 and upward
on PROPERTY in WeSlcheser Comfy and In this city.
MYERS TUCKER. No 9 Nassau Of y
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Tuusts anN farms @antta.

guusts ano farms @antt6.
COUNTRY PLACE WANTED-Within 100
" mile. his city; 10 to 20 improved some rut modern
hills good fishing by from
healthy and Of access Address with full particulars cash
price, &c, :. ,.r T. g.
L WANT to BUY FARM, near the line of
Hudson Harlem New Haven Railroad within g miles q
must he good Address with plce anu uI
part ealar. r. ROE Box No lO72 POstoGce New.iok
rVNAKE NOTICE.-H0USES and COUNTRY
RESIDENCES wANTEDPor SALE ADD to LET in Jersey City
Hudson Ctr Newark Elizabeth RahwsT Orange Beeye Bergen,
oboktu aid Paterson New York Brookyn and Flashing N.Y.
great demands for property In The sbSs PAGES Ptss
having will Ord 20 their advantage 10 place 10 our hands
MORRISON HALL Real Estate Agents,
81 Room No. ~ No. l3T Broadway.
WANTED.-S15O0 900 CASH will be paid for a
m ihreesto modern built HOUSE aod LOT ~ good neigh
tue limits Of Tenth and FOreh And heSnthAye
~ ~ H~F--r
arr.s n BotN NeN l"rA I"'s-'uhfs
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audiun Sails of gtai esiatt.
NTHONY j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.

THR MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION ever offered
In the lover Of wRsrcHRsTBR COUNTY by A. BLEEcXER
SON Co. at the Exchange sslesrOOm No. III br"Adwa'
coSa March nO' all Fold I'l."s will be closed Ous mafeD
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE CITY LOTS and SIX
Boston ROAD G cYfcseE g' F III
,Ss pTREcTLY OPPOSITE oss HJsDRED AND SlxTIEgHsT
SS SSW1oE * SsHD sd 20 MINUTES PROM FORTY
HARLEM AND MoRRfSAEIA BOISE pas. the grounds
% P:ei Slip Also within mnatss nom MOs and MoraniA
ON ONE FINE STONE DwELLEs, es ROOMS, 10 CITY
% s $ t ' l Ss
R% Grapes Fruit ss AsaHdaacs ssa dSset Hs
One TOWER HOUSE, Roof ROous all Modern In
GOTHIC HOUSE Is Rooms Modern Improvement. Barn;
CITY Lots Splendid View
10 Room. sses and Two City Lot. sac6 building
THR ABOVE PROPERTY Is located on HIGH GhUJED with
VIEW q q: P5LisASks cESTEfE PAX and g. SOUND
Fo , ROAD At R p Men and s Pass E T rsoS R OF
THIS PROPERTY. BOSTON ROAD or BROADWAY is laid With
BELGIAN PAVEMENT up to 'ea .Ts.
1 9 gaS and worked The S:v 'H Pss
Lamps are erected Throughout the village
C6MnANDIS VIEW and Is VERY HEALTHY aud h.. genera.
reputation being property the town All the Improve
Tsi%. 10 10 PER CENT CASH AUcToHEERs PEE
CAGE "a At r TAR 20 asHcc at the MARv Post
Building cor Liberty and Nas,1nsss ., c,., Central p,,k
COMMISSIONS il The World Feb 5 and Times Of Peb Is Maps
THE stone HOUSE Boston Road and 'SS feet on
psr.y a. the Tower House on Secdu place to show . property
Depot Moana arrival Of from the city to convey
parties to The property free charge
A ID. MELLICK, jr., AuctOneer.-POSITIVE
IA SALE Of EIGHT DESIRABLE LOTS in Jersey City eompr
Esh s sss' He %RES Bro Aones and IN
NesJeey Btate No &c uest New York will sell THURS
DAY Feb IS 1909 at The Exchange saesOOm' No. Ill Broadway"
Az - VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS
situated midway between the ferries and fronting Hasemu Cove
Va, M. md ,pnly a. IN. office az the Aoneer, No 2s
ADRIAN H. MULLKR AuctiOneeL
d. SITUATE on
THE GRAND BOULEVARD,
sBvEsTYYINTH, gIGHTIBTH, EIGHTY FIRST, AND
EIGHTY sRCOND.sTs.
fee. vide and g.ad susrane. to tn,
Central Pari),
CENTRAL FARK AND BOULEVARD
MADISON AND PoURTH.AvBs.
osRHUSDRBDA AND NINTH, oSEHUYDREDASDTBNTH.
Observation-Disclosures
Being part Of the
ESTATE OF THE LATE JACOB LoRILLARn
WILL BIZ SOLD AT AUCTION.
TUESDAY. P.b. 70, 1869, at Il O'Clock
1.-THE Erchang. sale.rOOrn. No. Ill Broadway,
ADRIAN H. MULLER, P. r. WILKINS C. AucaOassr,
Under the direction Of the undersigned.
ssrnars per purchase money may bond
mOrgaG.
Map, at the Office Of the Aueiioueen
THOMAS WARD
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nor SALE-j elegant 4-stOTy brOwn-stOne
foot HOUSES FhysIhL, 273 n. Of Fthsve sire Of
Lots 25IO5 2I60 Now ready be shown by
premsea Call md
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fountn StaI Gstrtt for SaI,.


TOR SALE-By order of Executors-FARM,
io Acres Wesned Staten IslAud With water Communication
drei rom he aim 70 we city; land in high ,se OF SuHsh Ven
lctei ana admirable grAa farm Permits Of a. JoUhNEAi No.
Pine-st
NEWBURGH, N. Y.-FOr Sale or Exchange,
~ OF the most Substantial desirable RESENObo Oh tn
gsou River house and out buildings respe with
eight OF nd having the best and down tue e
Photographs and ia particulars PHELPS, FALLON Cas- NO. ~
PiuesL
NURSERY for SALE-Located at Geneva, N;
T. consisting Of "a With oos propaganE hou,e' 8e as
good stock Would sell the Apply 10 " H.
BAKER NO ~ btshaIt n Y or W. BAks on the prealSs
ORANGE COUNTY REAL ESTATE, of ev-
" cry description for SALE BY JOHN HEARD, Goshen Orange
Co.,
fT'ARRYT0WN. = Fine COUNTRY SEATS
Il and VILLA SITES for sale this moaths SUBURBAN oeh
free TO adiIes by MALLORY BLACKWELL Aueuoners anu
Brokers, No IS Lberty.st
VERY DESIRABLE WATER FRONTAGE.
Por SALE MOTT HAVEN 20 lots with trout on the Harlem
River ard Mott BASIN Of 900 feet aud adjoining the Harlem and New"
Haven Railroads .
property considering splendid location for railroad vel 80
transportation, probably the valuable plot OF rs size In
WesgeT County r Marine Engine and Boiler WORKS and Tor many
other mauucories also. for Lumber Brick Coal stone and
Marble ards or Tor almost business requiring convenient Hp"
tAtlOa facilities
particulars spply the Office Monuk Iron and Steel Com
paHy. No. 10 Beekmanst, New-lork.
GI9 nD0 WILL PURCHASE one of the
W IcsOOO best MILK FARMS Orange County. With 81
Cows Hones utensils &c terms ~ 900 cash T. H. B0RLAND
No. IL Cbsmb,rsst
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lLD ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE

" hIFNI1,
AT MOSTCLAlR. n J.
The having the Real Estate business fot the
lat years that place have their books few valuable
and we'll the attention 81
wishing TO purehnse fair prices VIII b. saiT tie a, u
trains property Office opposite Mounr Railroad Depot For
particulars send for circulars call WI H. HARRIS Co.. Real
fsiaie Agents.
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DOR SALE-A fOur-stOry high-stOOp Philadel-
phA brick HOUSE 2I6090 IN SeTeutsve, Fourteenth ~
al the modern improvement s23 oo Alo, breestoTy bgsop
bnch house SiIthaye; 1900
OF Of
will do .elI 10 give Us a cali SIRGEL & SHROPE.
No BT0adaaT. Room B.
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