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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-31

~ tho evening meeting ~ tho F,ec
Religious Association held III Copper
Institute ~ thu 10Th, James Patton
waA lilo f,si sl,eal.ur III ,homc WI,
tlm taxation a ,hnrpllea Aneriph
Was alutol IL ~ lhc laal IL ,Srcli.
men, and audaeily, Trinity Cbnrrl,
s,anla nj tho lead u Wall street. ~.
l,err,atpl, ~. laugh'cr \ iew
year. aga ono might have fired ri.toI
arr ~ the church witt, litilc danger u
hitting 4 Christian Now tho churrl,
Il ero~ded Whenever Il open-. DR..
vintun was naacil tho reasons ft The
great growth, ani ,cpliel, "I'le.s Dol,
good music, Trinity In. grand b.,
uhoir. chimes, .raan. and ndnbier.
tuuei IL chant the li,any IN hnrn,au,
all exempt tlom tusa,im. Tie rlnnk.
er Will saun pas the 'ns on hi. Itt /,
holne. Will, opposite II stand. The sar.
arosn church property u fcw wealth,
mon. which would net the ,lty ylp,
900 ii taxed. A noM calIcdrhI Ii so.l
10 he Luilt here. ~ cost millions, ftc,
from taxation; SGT, should q mob 10
stray tho city. they would l,c called m
- pay II IL full Ameripa Ii thc la,s.
dise ~ ,lcaihen,l.. We hal f,w her
Inst wevk, Laughter. / wa.hiaIi !,
!. corrupt with them, A ~ ratlrA
ra,s's. Why ho, she speaker. 49, o,et
toli Tint 10 ono but iopl pail III,
fnrs. llonsce ureeley [srplauscl va,
y strictly Iay.aA. .yon.xo msn, VI Dn
wanted M extra Tribune hc lmiI .al
L. II remains ~ " ii WHO from oul
s'stas-hooks All go u i'm. ". " -ta'e
)rsfss u. mo taxation, NJ isoire
tion." Nr Parton was wn,MIy ul
plsuleA 'tsuashon..
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WOtsl cM's Rights.

That women have certain rights that
cyon ,hc lur,ls ii tic .ail viii not den,
them u 4 proposition TINT Adults u NJ
question, Il ii a thaso rights that va
talk. \. Il of 4 woman's right % ha
provided with lahor.saying appliances
a nra's, h.v III tho work ~ tho hpnsc.
Tho husband pnrulas.s \ mower a, m
expense ~ several hundred dollars.
while hc cxl,c'tr tho god wlfe 10 uako
hir shirts, tho buys pants. mud girls
dresses In tl,c oh fashioned was. with
n nccdlc anl thread, whcn = good sew.
inx machine thal girl II . year. ran
run can bs bought t.r Sb0. II suah a
purchase h mentioned, slie Ia todd TINT
t.o corn IN tho east lot Ii poor, anl thu
.als aura. tho r.sd viii hardly ra, fsr
cutting, aud tic whole matter Ii treat.
VI m " luxar, that coul'l DO casil,
dispensed with was asked fur. This
spring new l,orse.rake WAS bought FIR
tho farm that eost perhaps Si25; bu.
who Thought ~ buying kmtting nm.
chino that c,st 90. And yet seks
VICAR ous, aud tho I'D needles must l,c
run zach evening tho year arnnnl 70
kecp tho family II M.uks, while Will, ono
d these machiacs a year's supply tor
tho family might 10 provided by onc u
ths youngsters IN tho afternoons. 4
cMlsiyAsor comcs hnme In new wagun.
but Tho oIA washboarl u brought on,
regularly cvcry Monday morning, and
~ washing machine or clolhss wrlngrr
u eyer thought u. A throshing mn.
chine u biroA u ~ ths work IL the
Nall, but ~ thu uislcrn thu old hnak |,
good en,ngh ~ the 'w,mcn folks Ii
draw thS water with. whom. for 20 ,
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49, NJ ws lsAes ! assssWi
l# ~ wmsss 49, II Asssseas
lssests \ ltHs ~ass siss isse seeA
ssas 4 ssss ses sr sAs sAs' 4 sSa.
lss Tt tewslniae eeAsss sssea f.e#
saglalsss sss II gesssmsA Assss leaeshs
~ lesis i sse asslsh ts,isgnis sss
Al sis#ssss.s sssss M ~ l'saes
4 .eas i eslssvA VI sAs hsss 4 wAs.s
san1ssA. es~.alws MA ts~Ali's ~ss~
lrnssls When ras~i w s~sAs rsi~N
!, Il a+vssAl ~ is,e IA ths wl@ a
,As ,aiaAe~ hesaet, asl ,ua s,.t sre
,hs ss.lss slssasam ai~sm n sunlight
.l.eem,~Asea sse n \, isA slashs~.
n res,M avtesa ns Wrs,r white screen
II n t~e tssa ~las anA ,is fret lang,
A sAs sAa h ,Le richest vssmsoM wv
s,ss aeAslA. ssA n ,hV s,Ast shs scll.
~ s.plsA lIetv~eN ,h~se Ar Al w
o,hes ,in,a N VA gorgeous sirN, !
lf yna wish IL src N, wish rar lh,siA
mi Laboratory synte Sunny sfsstno,'n,
Tie Teacher IN l.h,tirs v MT hard
spme man, ha, hc viii M rlal VI shvw
|, III .nn
| viii n,a say much this Tins aN,pa,
elrmis,ry, ", ! wrs,y yua With Wy
much speaking will iasi rctuark
that n Il ~ extensive ,Ieraftmru, that
morr than u hundred students roceiy,
instruction there !, tlns ,hr ROOM u Iul
II bottles aal apparatus /; that y i de'
ligin!nl study; ,hOt ,hc lrQfvra \ II I
l,nE man that Report has II, that hi'
wife thinks him gpnl looking. thu, u,
ono ulso thtuss so thu, hc likcr ~ put
ter with rlrnical mNiurts ali mast,
solutions TINT ln knows NIL about
chemistry; aud that hc takes savage
iclivh, IN tnrmen.ing tho students witt
iaw.brcaklng names and tremendous
formulas.
FRESHMAN,
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From rhc Pals tlio rat,ii
The great central divide and high.
ctl water shed In Iowa, "A situated
Within ,hc limits of Dickinson county
tho ~ rcf No h'shcs, peaks have ~ Il.
ovation II ncarly LOCO &C., abpvc tho
sca level. Tho lry rariac'l atnasphcrc
which blows over this elevated plateau,
anil i,s freedom from all malarian- and
hung Diseases. cntitlc II IL consider.
alton ~. enjoyed BY landr uf 4 lower
elevation. About eight miles nearly
west II Baskerville, md directly on tho
sumni, OF the highest domc. IL whore
The highest residence i situated Those
travelling icchcr ~ from tho north, that
70 mrcd tho facc IL iowa many ,hnus.
and years ago, wcro undoubtedly on,-
pleycd l,y nature - smooth iis snrfaeo
On a gigantic scale, lin. thcy did not
rasp down this remarkable summit, ler
II shoots up many feet above the sar-
rounding .ol,lo. Tho residence an'l
i,s peculiar location reflects credit ou
tho intelligence of i,s builder, f,r Il
forms remarkable coincidence IN the
history of Iowa, The rain whicl, fall,
upon tho eastern side of iis reof iln,ls i,
channel through School Section rtcek,
thence along thu laughing I'es M"iae'
river I, tho Mississippi, while that
which pours ,n t,,c either Si,le goes wcHl,
ward in,n the Li,,'c III ux. anl s,ual,
along Indian Lake Int the tnrl,id Mis-.
~nri Nature dIl nat exhaust n he,
rare anl beautiful t,ces w',ca slp
formed tho wufd renowned Yosemite
Valley In California, or the wnnaeffu
/ Alrino chaln II III ,unsains IN saitger
land. llping situated .n thr rlaf q
tho hnilaiax, u magnificent pm 'ram'c
Ian Escape i orenrl 1, view, tie -igh'
viii expand anil elevate the sunl TN.
hundred miles square rt prairie. osel
,vc,ty beautiful village, nnnrfenI
rivers, in,rrW,spa with rr 50, m,ill
il,iS and cultivated iarn~ Ia NIL ,lil.e
,ims. afo s,mc II tho objects whiel
nrc /" lc sscn with "ue grand swoel
q Tho cyc. My sumo miraculous pol
iticnl steal. ~ nobilier chlranary swin
,lls that scsA " could hc crowned tinl
" tho uorskwost, shcn hs might lux
urln,c on his s.cllsr throno and rru,l.ll
cxrlnimi
I ala ,hc great monarch NJ all survey
AAL lord or ny own moun.aln homo
Then echo would answer, repeat Il ~
sny,
Am lori " my own inonn,Aln hona,
EsrurHyiLL., Urs. b. lS11. j. III j
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ISstttetGNr fAnMGGs. An Ohio
farmer. writing under this ealiiun,
,naecs sumo very sood points liz
ra,s. Il IL n, uualeniahle Int tllat
there Ii NJ great variety among tlllera
II the suil ut t,nong nrn 1T .thrr a,..
ealins, irelalling tie professional TIM
nnme farmer lh.s III. alaa.,s Imply
eiiirirNrs There are gfrat ma,y
owning firms aud living IN thrm who
are anl, pretended ianl.fa. II pael
crop ID obtained. no matter II what
II CONSISTS, Il !. IN credit II theirs.
fltos arr always cutting their wnnl
fram ,lny to In, through Tho summer
mud Winter, md whrn TIN in,p enlnra
IL IN, IL Spring ernls ,here i naillnR
rruly, 'lhcir stock Il realy IL q 10
lheir dulls, bu. their feneea are MI
dawn and i,,ara N ~ lime now 10 pu.
.hcm W, fur their eais mus. 10 .own
10 their .'ork II kep. III ronnement IL
nu,ll, yat,ls nnrnsy anil longing n
range through tc'i~ l'lloir l,ev- are
lel IN tl,e mud. wl,nn few Hunk rnt
down wnni add much IL their rnnllori
,f,cn,in,s ,.u will rec rtuck d every
Description, lIol,u II Nhirl, II u. for my
nn1lrt traye the relt marksi THY
scem IL think II life Il sustained, growth
will take IL itself Thur calves ut
luury. and tic pheep la,u tick, anl II
their rl,iftlc,s the, allow these Obstacle.
IL remain.
NV. 4 thmenrhl, live far,oer chi, I
live III .lis wa, anI II nhIiaei 10 rnl
up with sueh ..a.e II 'ling.. tl.ep
wonl.l depart fram his eyes, an,l r''anl.
bef from lis e,rlls ''lf | ean',
keep my stuck we'll, un.', keep any.
sn,T ln, fur poor stick and llttsfe
poorl, kcla. aro vosse ,han nane. "
Lis woed far tho Summer II prepared
In ihs Winter AMI oarly Spring. ~ tlml
~ early M parsiblc In Tho String hi,
fcnccr aro all put IN order bcfar. I'll.
crula want attention. Whua tho tina
comes and tho ground Il ready /,
work. tho drops aro really - put In.
both oals and CORN. Tho corn will Il.
hood and out u tho why fur olive,
haying, which comes In Juno. bufar,
wheat harvest. liz Ii n,w ready lol
whoat aud oata, then far general hayin
which CONSISTS VI timothy anil ptl,pl
grassc. that mature latcr. Thus on. d
thu way, and the second crop u uloye,
Ii rcaly 10 cut u clpseris ready 10 cnl
from which all II tho common rel clo,
Or suod ID obtained.
hight hpre les mo sassest tha. ,hI
crop nssi nut lny ansil nearly ro,te,
10 obtain Tho see'l, thereby losiag ,nuel
good fosd. but may lp stacked rr haul
ID % tho barn Just ~ sooa ~ tI,4r
onRhly earstl u dry. In this way mnrl
u sAycl. ~ the hay after hung thrash
III will he wnrsh hnlf " ,nare than sha
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- -. s~ag e~saa i* 80 - -
.aA rss.s sssvA .wsla - ~ ,sss
AelM \ rs#a ~. stst ~ seAsAss
- I j ~sse lssswss "A sms sslala.i
ssA y ssrss ssvssssr sa~. 'ass NJ
sg kes hss n fsfw II = nm
sAAs ths se#es i aFss~ lssa II sss -
twsvAM~ s~#as Il tlss#* s4AsvHlses*s
has n y lssses " r~ ~ssA NJ saaas NJ.
sees>e@fs things ,Aas ess ha~AAs anssl
Ms, ~ y ttefWvA n ,hts rsrHes
- rskeseA Ans ,ikes 49,. - Hsislt
ssm< mali sssaWte Fsam ~h4h i -
snk RENE u derived, snl r, II T.
assvsea " she purchase II ahes. la',us.
A&sins i.nrlemra,. l.r, The hras "a,
~ shem, asa instead n swapping the
ee9 ~ s~s&s y sinfhsm enesrh ~
~ Arv~, hs aside I'M rash they hiring
~ this purpose usse nne u The e'sl.
rir anil II, her al AMI sell a ani II
ne knaws ,ha, the Price for tia, lssrlef
i u 10 devoted II the purchase II .a,ue.
thing - le.ssn The araarrr, n hpar.
keeping, |. |. altogether probable TIA.
Il viii ~ Tic hca,is<, ris ii the TO- III
the fall,
Asile frnm tin help lh,se things are
ii the Women IN the farm, there Il Nh.
other anil granlcr reason Why she,
should 10 IN every farmers home, anil
that i 10 elect they have. incidental.
N, on tho farmers family. Mha. hny
can retain very lofty feelings u reyer.
cure ~ rcspcc, fr hi~ mother when the
momen. shc sits down after Ten sha falls
- sleep IN her chair, exhausted BY thu
lahors II tho day. liz may pit, hor,
Int what !ascrcs does he feel III telling
hcr what hc hal read. when hc knowe
she docs not get rcsp, fron''hcr house.
hull drudgcry 10 look IN n lhpk fron
ono ycnr'r end 10 another How mncl,
pleasure docs he .ako IN drawing
his ehair beside her when her
,lrcss.-that she hus nut had tinlo To
changc-- smells of sof,.soap and tho
Kitchen? Lot mothers think ef tli..
X Woman has n right tn be human.
III not ta vote /. IL lnye time tp read, IL
not ,o run for Congress tor.st and 70.
crcatiun. if nut IL be President. Ma
chimes ,lo tho ,lrudgcry In tho hay.del,l
md VIII, mt nj thu wasl.,ub ,hey rake
aud pitch tle hny, and Why M, sew the
shirts? II any ono ean nud answers h
these queries. let them be published.
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ENASaSG $500. J


tas " Aws w. sAs Assssssxs sssss
eses ssHas sek@4swA -, ssssA ssa s.ss
Fw.ssss ~4*@s asm*AsA sAla.
ts~s* ssANss ~ sssass Aexsss
,sssss |. swss~sssts ss~s sass "a,
wts ~egs sss ssssss aAss lasss
M Mss sMssn ~A@s s~s.A sssss
Ms W sss hse~ SIS s~ ~sss
s*Asas a~sa Aa~ IN ss#s lvsh.s e.sI
tNs w - w~~ sss~svs
xAs s~~s tsasss 4~@s ArYas,
"tssst sA' at ate,sasv IA.
wAss ~nmsA shss ss.s sss ~ ~.
FrnasAs sTAMsi w s~ek fassi
MsAs ssAHas, 49, " shs,i
be- y, asat As~s \ sr~'l ess'
v@~sAAs a~,s ysss tsss \ r~a..
WAs ~sil sA&l ~eAA swas A<sAl
srass y sresst~k sAs sM ~
Hires e<vssAesies ~ yea
rar+s - r~s~ ~ ,he r~srsiHf I'm,
v~s~es shss viHH wNA kssmiTss tan
Ewst, y shs iessen sos isnraf'i
Sweet. srl lessM II nil II, heart
Sls III ara ~A W. 4 ets there,
Nirc in,1p ,sesi~ai ~ s.'sri,n aai fs'r-t
Errv vf MI. wrrlA. an nh IT. rAin
Would caall bin ynnr .rheal aa,in
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- a,e of liz public school. IN this
o,,y. se,t r lns tie ieaelicr gavc onl tho
wofd - " fpr tho class 10 spell and
define. Tic liii'e fplluw IL wI,pm thu
worl was given bad ~ difficulty In
spelling II. Int whun he came 10 define
II hc hesiiaish 4 moment. and then
blnrtcd oit. ~ means when n ftlIef
lint want I, ~. anl Il lnas out
.tscIf!'
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49, weekly ,usetinaA strnit la1ei
snl nn,t eScnrln,y ,lracon ssLristeds
report VI writing II tle destitute wil-
ows WIN stood III need NJ es1lstanru from
The coagrs ;pilon. "Are. ynu sure. dsa-
ron.' asked annI9.r roher lrnthsr,
M nsyou hayo en- fvpi Ill ''. wI!fwst'
u tAil w. beloved liz A.l
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A negro .,ule the carpet from 'len-
ncsssc church. and eus 4 w int horse-
blankets, md ihc congregation NIL went
over broad lsissr ID 500 linn iuaniersrd
From s,niu tlnucnininhlu ueciIuns, be
WA held undpr tho water jurt une min.
utr NO luny
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4 " rmpn farmer Aaerte!e.l III play.
iua 4 ,hufv,gh c9uAa aetee aano u, lie
p~ias huas. IL rlln'rl 4 grain u
eorn Ia each pp,aso l,Ill, "a lilo enrn
camc up nr.'. thp lus. ,honRt. II waa
4 corn Aell. and rIar,al for other
saruus.
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atwasa ~ 4 satAN ssws#aa*sas
siss,i
NAa4s sse i nseA lSvNs ~ sAsse
u asss Iu~4t*
ssaA As%aAas4a y ,s* ,*,s =
A@set II " ,sier'
AhA ss hssts ss ~ sess %s
elbs - lss ls - .sl
~ shaas,s sssas~ss a .s,ilHseN
" sgsktA lsslsssss = ltsfs
~ aw., a ssA.f@ = y .a,,s.s
Hesta - alssmasea i'~a~vs
,su4 4ts4sl wts.l,s sl'l 's,Fss Hssle
n w. 80 tsses*es i'isa
Allaal ils l#s. swls A llFs Il - u.
= t,As 4 wes sss S I. lisuea
issFsa, Ia maeWss u aTmalls Tie
" lses u Sc ~ rtspAs lsesee
fh~ " ssat t'sms. ees y hass isa.
rsa u cant ssehss II =, .iats ssam
,,utaAv sssi sssi.t i. kssiseH The
ene mus.~vtaels ,torf N rhsssisaisy.
Sali,aA~ shuws ~ wha, ~ shs@la H.
sories, shows "a Win, W ssr II twill.
~ "a sresk 4 your hSrpluss& ,n )
wan lea fortunate tAaa ysatslf--
| tiru'srh
n nsrt, u II t',r mind like mr.s ssA
'rvc Il linit'h II VI j, 4. ~ ssvr ~
growth II lialiins
visits fire. gruwth. anA mslr ntn
laxative anl entertaining hal they
make them artificial 81 Emerson
a mau ran Al witheus TIL own NJ.
probation III mnrh s,cin,y, hn, III m,,s'
wake rsrrsi,as Vi pali, n aa,n III lis.s
aIpuc u Ssdno, sni'lt
| Thoughts rumt into unr mintIa IL
avenues whieh Va neyrr lc't ul.n, nnl
\ thoughts I'LL nn, VI eilr inttlA ilr,n.',
layrnu which w nrs,r voluntarily lis
apcn Emerson.
Turn over 4 new lrnf Ah, llleAa
new leaves, ll hnlf IL them Nerr
turned over that arc talked nhuul, Nha.
i gigantic volume would they form III
the li'c of every ono of ".
/ Tie taste for emotion may bccomr 4
dangerous taste W. should he very
cautious lew wc attempt ~ Mluccsc nut
~ human liic moro cc.tacy aud lnros-
ysm than II can vol afford y Sydney
smith.
How earthly Old people become.
moily ~ tho grave. 1heir wisdom
snucls u tho earth. ,bc,e Ia no fotc.
taste e Immortality In II. Tic, re-.
mind one " cartll.wotlns nnd mole ctirk-
ci.-[l'horcau
II IL onlyiu exalted moments ihal we
remain faithful witnesses to the divine
moods VI nature, Only In certain eou.
li,lona do wo inte,prc, her ,oiee Alright.
~ rcud aud retain her lcrsols M W.
ought.
i Speaking truth IL like writing fair.
and comes ot,ly i, practice |. Is les
matter of will than u iaiii. uni |
doubt " my ueeasipn ean ha trivial
shiah permits thu practice aud fgtna.
ticn of such d hali. I;utkm.
Il Attraction aets nu all and III all dis.
tancss III fpel reInls, ~ w must Le
worry nenr. y lsa putty and personal
fucllng. or, NJ tho best, Il the protest u
natural aiIlpilies ~ aght proximity
VIZ. Lowell,
N After tliare two mt fruits III friend.
ship, pra ~ In thu affections aud sup
ppgi ~ tho Judgment fpllo~sth the last
truth, which IL, liI .l,r po,nayrlnAle.
full " many kornels. moan aid and
bearing rart II All actions and oecA~
. sinns. : Lori lsacon,
lfwo onro truly love, ~ lo,c for-
ever There III 10 time In rcnl alluc.
+ siun nu Mn ia this life ii cnncornvi~-it
hns ~ existence s.ar II n M eternity,
nothing easc slp proved wnrshlo~.nc1s
N .hn object II our regard can renl tho
. L4a.Iu ..l J. iian.fIl.44
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llusippi, ~l,a las been out West on
laaine,s. mud !e, BIZ wifi ! ma blank
rlecls, Mary, | iiud soa have epnsid.
H4a. i oyir lt,Mn ai she Lank. .
ids-.-. Nonsense, join. how can
ll0, 10. f,f ~. two It those llank
Imp ks Ie., vt,
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WHEAT TAnsFr,
Tho mctensc Op nMtlsOm Il
Tariff or MtiW MuAcc and
~. nsNNl

Tho following Ia the old md new
schedule of charges f,r transportation
ot grain on thu Milwaukee L. ~ puul
railroad--the rate hciug hy tho ,uud.
red pounds aud not by tho hushcl,
Barley
Wheat, Outs& Corn
Old New Old Now
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The I'D and nav rates On nour Nv
thu barrel aro ju double ,l,c.o of
wleat II will M rn ,lun tlu in.
urrusr IN from "nr u lisc ern,n rul
n,,u hundred mounds. ~ and average,
~ wo have hitherto stated. III about,
two cents per hu.l,cl 1ho rate. ~
merchandise nro''unrhansci -fairLaall
knntiLllrnil.
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Tho glory M woman rays thu
uool lionk, 'Is III her laar. = md tho
huabana II = pisiful hound who ge.s
lfs X and g'orics III pulling !. .ut,
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G. y. WooD,
LIME SPRINGS kTATtuN, IOWA
Neal EseAsr and Owll~etleM Ak~uts
TAses paid Cor nun residents. All hnsInsss
~ mail will have prompt attention tiend
reference given when desired. ialI
~ fAU People ~ lIOr0,'tt
county.
llAv,as hrrn appointed Deputy County
Narveyes by l. n. tslaihart | NIL hs hal,.
ny ~ ID MI business ll my Hue that ,nay
Ls entrusted ~ nv, With l'rsmp,ness,
EMMkT BARBER
Ossseo, January II, is1o Ill
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sPoRTING-DOGs. BIRDS, &C.
THE TURF.

DEERFooT PARK-TROTTING MEETING-UJLY 20
~ 30 and ST.
THIRD DAY, July 81. at 2. VI.
Deciding heats of the 2 i3 and :33 p1rses
No. 5-Purse of 500, tor double teams
F. Haights Lady Phfer and Biiou. ft
William ThomS LYMAN and Billy.
Peter Manee's Lady Murphy and Billy.
Owners Kitty and George
John Phillips Prince ard mate, name unknown
SAM DAY.
No. 6Purse of $500 for horses that never beat 25
+. Haght's 5. IN Grace Bertram.
j. Ellis blk m. Lady Byron.
J. Murphys b. g. Charley Gseen.
j. Mance's b. M. Mary A. Whitney.
Also purse Of $50 same tay, to close at the track at
r. N. ON the 3st., for running horses, mile heats best
two in three Admission TO all parts of the track 81;
tick Is for the three days, SO 90.
Coney Iss nd cars pass the
WILLIAM MCMAHON, Superintendent
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

NOR HOTEL BOARDING OR CLUB HoUsE-A
large double House on upper Filth avenue, on long
lease he enlarged 10 70 feet Fifth avenue by 100
feet on street; iuliy furnished Apply at S Broadway
room 10, at noon
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ITO I.ET-FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, SEVERAL
l. wen lighted Offices and Workrooms, In building 500
Broadway; rent low. Inquire of T. W. STRONG, room
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CPACIOUS STORE, BROADWAY, CORNER EIGHTH
~ street iO feet deep; side entrance Also smaller
Store tor cigars fruits wines Apply the premises 75
Broadway, TO j. N. LETTS,
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no LET-TO DREssMAKERS OR HAIRDREsSERS,
1 suitable Rooms on Sixth avenue. Apply at No. l65
Sixth avenue.
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RARKER CHASE, CORNER OF BROADWAY AND
- Thirty ninth street. agents for the celebrated
Baltimore light top Express Wagons. the best in the
ket; price $40 each.
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INQUIRIES TO BE MADE OF
HOMER MORGAN, NO PINE STREET.
A THE CHEAPEST FLOORS TO LET on BROAD
FIRST AND THIRD FLOORS.
43S BROADWAY.
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fT,O LET-PART or GROUND FLOOR OFFICES S97
l. Broadway; very desirable Apply the premises
fJNO LET-A FIRST CLASS BAKERY, ON THIRD AVE
L nue., between ll2th and 18th streets. Inquire
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no LEr-rHREE LoPTs, 25Xl0l AT s6 WALKER
l. street, near Broadway; rent low; suited TO every
Kind OF business, possession immediate.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
PAGE-Sixth column.
rPOI ,OCY-SEyRSTH PAGE-Sixth column.

XsTRoIoaYssrvsSrn sEsnHahisasipP PASE-sixth cenmn.
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-sIxTH fAGE-Fourth
BRooSIY% SiInS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosp PAGE
BUSINESS 'S5I' So5IP'PoRrUNrTlEs-Frnsr PAcr-Fourth col
susISEss NoTIcEszF.r1a IS s6 r.fE-sjxtA column. -.
CLERSs AND sALEsMEN-srvHsrm PAsz-Finh col
CLoTHiNG-sryrsrn PAon-sixth column
COACBMEN AND GARDENERs-sEvENrn PAGE-Fifh
CoAsTwisE sTEAMsHIPs-sncosp PAcr-Fourth col
COUNTRY BoARD-sIxrH PAor-Fourth and fifth cob
BRH T5 H SSsT AND us
EUROPEAN PAcnrhrd and
nv, fourth columns.
f$E$ AS1 HAhss1.1s P.ssMP,'.e column
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E1k EooMs AS TO
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HELP w%lNSrED-MALEs-srvrsrn rAer-si1.n COL
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C-Fmsr PAcr-second and
H9TsEs R6axs so WaHTsB,,u sSHpg
ISsTSSSTISS1N SSTISi5 s r4sn-sisth column
LOST ANp FoTNb@tinsT PAaH@first % GSt'eGp Column
MACnlNEkf-SIxTH PAGB-SlXth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-SEcoNp PAGE-Sixth column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTIsEMENTs-TENrn PAGE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-sixth column.
MUSICAI-SEcoND PAGE-Sixth column.
fERSONAL-FiRsT PAGE-First column.
PlANOFORTES. ORGANS &C.-FiRsr PAcE-Sixth
POST OFFICE NOTICE-FIRsr PAcE--Third column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
sAf1E0fEh SSn FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SECoNp PAGE--First column.
REAL ESTATE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-First
REAL ESTATE wANTED-srcosD PAcn-First and
second columns
REWARDs-FIRsT PAGE-First column
SALES AT AUCTION-SEcoND PAGE-Second and third
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-sE PAGE-
First, second third and fourth columns
SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE-Fourth
and fifth columns.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FIRsr PAGE-First and second col
sPoRTiNG-DoGs. BIRDS, AC.-FRsr PAcE-second
STORAGE-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column
SUMMER RESORTS-SIxTH PAGE-Fitth column
THE TRADES-SEvENTH PAGE-Sxth column.
PIE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-SecOnd column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-FIRsT PACE
Fourth and fifth columns.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-SEooND PAGE-Fourth and fifth
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND PAGE-First column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Thrd col
umn.
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CECONU FLOOR. UNFURNISHED TO LEr-IN FIRST
- class house No. Fast Thirteth street. Fifth
and Madison avenues bath, gas heater &C tor business
party of adults.