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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

| In works on human anatomy it is stated that
an entire change takes place in the component
parts of man once in seven years. In business
circles changes occur oftener and sometimes OF
a character TO cause the editors quill to say they
failed for want of business qualifications The
subjects Of this article, however, call for no such
announcement but rather for the statement that
one of our most enterprising business houses
has passed its seventh birthday.
Seven years ago yesterday the cntcrprislng
! firm of Scott lIoutZ IL Co. opened the doors OF
their then small establishment in Hoes " Lee
lands block in this city. Composed OF young
men endowed with energy enterprise ana thor'
ough business qualifications they launched their
bark alongside of sturdy business men whose
names were a household word all over the coun-
| ty.
The second year found them occupying one.
half of the Alschuler buldiHg anu doing simply
a living business BY closely watching the mar
kets, purchasing and selling for cash ut close
margin, they began gaining in popularity and
with the third year they occupied the whole Of
the Alschuler building.
Perseverance and the never say fail motto
brought to them many new customers. Their
stock was increased AS the demand increased
until, with the fourth year, they built the add-
ton which gave them an entrance from Main
street
Thus furnished with the most commodious
room in the city the firm made rapid strides, and
within few months were justly recognized as
the most prosperous rs well as most popular dry
goods aSd carpet dealers in the city.
With the close of the sixth year, Scott Bros.
purchased the interest of Mr.. IIostz, and con-
tnued with their former liberal patronage.
With the close of the seventh year they stand
without rival the most complete establishment
in the county, IA just and well-earned tribute to
thorough business capacity ana uniform
courtesy. During the whole of their business
career they have extended the same hospitality
and gentlemanly bearing toward the poor that
they have to the wealthy, and when charity for
the destitute or donations for the public good
have been asked no more generous response has
been received than that which came from the
money drawer of Scott Brothers.
That these men, who can be justly termed ma
lures noblemcn, may be even more prosperous
in the days to come than in those past is our
earnest desire, and we trust that with each re-
turn Of their business birthday i'll Ottawa, they
may be as prosperous as when with smiling
faces they greeted us on yesterday.
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Our stock of bleached and brown sheetngs
as well as dOmestics, is full IN all lines and vii
be offered at the lowest prices.
D. HEESAS x Co
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CnEAp.-Call and see the granger pants 70
IS cents, a NJ. Stefel & Cos
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

Good spring wheat -four $3.50 per hundre,
pounds, st Woods Eagle Mills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

start new paper in Strcato, Then look on
for red hot times.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

splendid stock OF parasols and sun umbrel
las with the latest styles Of handles Just opened
:. d. Heenan 4 Cos.
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The youths, boys and childrcn's clothing hav,
all arrived at the largest clothing house in La
Sail" county. VI. SrIEFEL n Co.
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Baby, baby, baby carriages very fine, nice
good and cheap, st II. Waliher's.
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Fine summer suits at NJ. stiefcl x Cos.

Mrs. Morris will open her spring stock of mill
inery goods early next week. She has waited
until the styles fully perfected, and will con
sequently have the most fashionable stock in the
citv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

WORTH SERING.-lhe enormous pile Of elegant
new clothing, for men and boys wear, just manu-
featured by Frank * Co, the peoples clolhiers.
Go and examine their goods and learn the prices
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Geo,P,RoWeN & Co,

conduct agency for the reception advertisements for
American NKwsPAPsRsthe most complete establishments
OF the kind in the word six thousand NEWSPAPERS are
Kept regularly he, open to nspe tlOn by customers
Every Advert iScmept Il taken at the home price
of the paper without additional charge commission
An advertiser In dealing with the Agency ia saved trouble
and spondencp. makng contract instead o. dox
en- a hundred a Thousand a Book of eighty pages.
coutauing lists OF best papers largest crculaons, reh
gtous, agricultural class, political datp and country
pets, aud all publications which specially valuable To
advertisers with some Information about prices Is sent
distance wishing to make cont acts for advertising Ia any
town. city, county, state territory the United Ststes
or portion OF the Dominion OF Canada send
else statement OF what they want together with cory
the AdNs easement they desire Inserted, and VIII
receive Information by return mail which Will enable them
TO decide whether TO Increase reduce the order For such
Information there Is no charge orders AIKEN stn-
gle paper wei rs tor list for gle dollar readily
as for larger sum. OnlCc Crmes BuiidngD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

Wedding and party lakes made to order. at II
WAlther's bakery.
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THEY HAVE CoNE!-All the new styles OF mel
and boys clothing at A. Frank * Cos. the PEG
pies clothiers, west Of court house
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

SPELLoMANIA.-Iti is hardly time yet, while thu
rage is at its height to philosophise on the pres
cnt spelling mania that RACES throughout the
land For many years the peculiar amusement
40 to speak of the remote rural hamlrts Of New
England, that were unable to afford the more
stirring amuSements of negro minstrclsy, anna
teur theatricalS or the lecture, the mania has
suddenly broken out with afuror that thereatcnt
to push all the Others aside and cnthrone the
etymologic god as the presiding deity Of al
social amusements,
The mania, if not still on the increase in Otta
wa, must have eliminated in the match in the
lecture room Of the Presbyterian church or
Tuesday evening, for everybody IN town suspi
cionable of photographic proclivitics seemed to
be there
The first match was between the professionals
on one side and the business men on the other
Messrs. Kilbourne and Lockwood acting as cap
tans of the two sides respectively, numbering
some % each. The contest was close one, end
ing in one on his feet on each side, when the bust
ness side stumbled on as simple word as ETY.
mology, and went down, leaving Mr. Billows a
professional photographer, the victor for the
professions
Next there was a free match open to ALL for
a prize, Ga volume of Dickens, worth So. Some
thing less than 800 boldly entered the lists
but Mr.. Jenkins, the proDounder, having decid
ed, as it was getting late, to make the contest
short, gave out regular jaw breakers, and the spell
lers dropped like pigeons before shot gun Al
last our junior, Col. Hapeman, and an old lady
Mrs Jordan, were the only two survivors, anC
then the agile Colonel disguised his friends by
tripping on so simple word as 'pharisaical
The old lady gobbled him as pike takes fly
and was declared the winner.
Upon the whole, while there is considerable
fun in it, it looks vastly more like game o
chance than one OF skill. When some Of tbs
best spoilers trip on as simple word as lobby
st spelling it with an e, we are prepared for any
kind of ludiCrous mistakes. However, the ladies
Of the Presbyterian church make it very pleas
ant for those who patronize their weekly 'skulc,
and at present we know OF no better nom,
amusement. There will be another next Tues
evening at the same place.
Pure Bayarian beer Is now on draught at the
Clifton bar.
800
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

The FREE TRADER Office turns GU; the best jo
work in the county
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Look out for A. Aschuler's proclamation just
issued Read it carefully and govern yourselves
accordingly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

OUR Own corset at Sl,00, at
ID. HEENAN 4 Cos
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Crockery at cost and but little left, at Thomp
sons.
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twenty-five thousand strawberry plants ready
for delivery, at Th0npson's crockcTy store on
La Sale street
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

Pure BsvArisn beer is now on draaght st The
Clifton lar.
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That's the place to go for boys and children's
clothing, said one lady to another, az they pass
ed the mammoth Clothing House Of a. Frank
La Sale street, west of the court house Every
body is finding out that the clothing manufacture.
ed and sold by Messrs. A Frank Il Co. is most
excellent in quality, and very low in prices. DO
mol FORGET to 20 there il You want bargains.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

The best assortment of gents fine shoes can
be found at Child IL Phpps
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

Warranted winter wheat -four $500 per hun.
bred pounds, at Woods Eagle Mills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

Friedman has the finest lot Of peach blow p
tatoes We ever saw. Call and see them
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In boots and shoes ID. Heenan Il Co. are offer
Ing one Of the largest stocks in the city, and at
the lowest possible prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

Call and see those $3.50 and 600 suits now IN
stock at VI. Stiefel & Goa
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II. Wather will open one of the incest ice
cream parlors west of New York in a week or so
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Don't fail to look at the latest styles Of spring
hats at Hull e BartelS.
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Common Sense.

This is what should govern eycrybodyS &C
tons and eycrybody's shirts, No use to send tC
Berlin or Boston, but if you use good common
sense you will leave your order at Loyetts shirt
factory on Main street. He makes the best IN
the business and always insures a tit.
He runs wash tub in connection with his
factory, where all the shirt agents and other
travelling statesmen get their laundry work done
Remember that Ottawa beats the world on
shirts, and that LOvett is boss in Ottawa
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S30,000.-Thirty thousand dollars worth OF
clothing shipped to NJ. Stiefel e Co., which they
will sell at two thirds their value. See the prices
A good spring and summer suit for $3.50
worth IS.
Glegg Cashmere summer suit for s., worth $40
All wool Scotch summer suit for So worth $l3
Imported Scotch summer suit for $l3 worth
$500.
Imported Scotch summer suit for $lj, worth
SEQ,
All garments sold at the same low prices at the
square dealing clothing white corner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

4 nice lot of chidrcn's clothing at low figure.
will be found at 5. G. Barnctt's.
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Original News Items.

Don't fail to look at the latest styles Of spriug
hats at Hull d Bartels'
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The best 81 ladies' serge polish bootec is sold
at Child II Phpps'.

New MILLINERY STORE IN UTICA.-lh Misses
bod, formerly of Elgin, have just opened mil
lnery store in Clark's new block, up stars, and
have large fine stock of millinery and fancy
goods which they now etfer to the ladies of that
vicinity at very reasonable rates. They also cut
and fit dresses in the latest styles, and deal in
ladies' dress patterns and hair goods, manufac-
ture switches, curls, pulls, Sc, An establish
ment Of this kind has long been needed there,
and we have no doubt the ladies named will
meet with good success, as the ladies of Utica
can now get their outfits made up in the latest
styles, and elegant and becoming hats, trimmings,
flowers, sc. Ladies please call and examine
their elegant goods
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MarrlRO.

In OTTAWA April l2h. 1875, 10y A. r. Smith. Esy: VI II
VALENTINE BIHNCkE To Mrs VI. hAIEGRLTHA
/ FLlEHMAN both OF Chicago.
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II. p Clark, Paperhsnk,r, 70 Madison street
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The Spring styles QS75) o. gents hats are now
opened at Hull IL Bartcls
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Children'a shoes, % cents per pair ut Child II
Phpps.
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Trask received another invoice OF new goods
on Tuesday. Fully up 10 the trade, he has sR
the latest novelties in the jewelry and silver.
ware line. Don't fail 20 examine his stock be.
fore pure hAsiRg
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

The friends of Deer Park Baptist Sabbath
School will give maple sugar festival at The
residence of G.. w Bronson, on Thursday even
ing the 22d inst. Proceeds to 90 towards rcfur
nshing their library. All are cordially invited
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

friedman has the finest lot of peach blow pc
tatOes we ever saw Call and see them.
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H.P. Clark, P,perhaugOr, 10 Madison stree
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PEDlCR
NURSERY STOCK.

have srge stock Of Apple Trees and Evergreens Pear
Cherry small Fruits aud Hedge Plants, tO the sp1ng trhv
uf SIS Prices very low.
Farm Ridge. H.. April lnSw' ELMER BALDWIN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

Another car load Of those elegant trunks an,
travelling satchels just received at A. Frank s
Cos, the peoples clothiers.
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Look out for \, Alschuler's proclamation Just
issued. Read it carefully and govern yourselves
Accordingly.
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New bananas, lemons, oranges, date figs
and maple sugar, at H. Walther's
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Get pair Of those Xl.sior shoes at Child 4
PhiDps'
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CHILDREN's TREAsURE.-A case for pens, pen
ellis, sponge, &c, with rule attached, for sale al
Osman IL Hapeman's. Every school boy and
girl should have one.
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The best 81 ladies' serge polish bootcc is sold
at Child IL Phipps'.
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I, Childrcn's shoes, p cts. per pair, at Child *
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Good old Deacon Osman left his underling in
beer saloon and was unable to prove that Re
is not cavilcr.'-R epajlicm.
Said undcrling,' with profound Difference to
the brains OF an ass that guide the sorrel quill
of the Pee Wee and holding in reyental appre.
citation the pi-ety Of blonde, is constrained to
remark that the above is a lie. The 'underling
don't take beer or other cent drinks. The
good Old Deacon's' hands all drink $50 cham
payne.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

For both the finest room and finest stock q
millinery goods in the city, our ladies must cal
at Mrs. OMcara's. All the latest styles il
spring goods are now open and ready for in
spcCtion
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

The best 81 ladies' serge polish boo,cc is sold
at Child Il Phipps'.
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II. P,CIark, Painter, 10 Madison street.
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If you want tine pair of pants, call ON NJ
Sticfcl u Co
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The new " Collar, all cloth, can bee wlshe
when soiled. For sale by 4. Frank * 60, tn
peoples clothicrs.
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Warranted winter wheat -four $500 per hun
bred pounds, at Woods Eagle Mills
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10 barrels pure apple cider for sale cheap, at
u. Walther's.
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Don't fail to look at the latest style, Of spring
hats at Hull Il Bartes'
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The spring styles lS,5) of gents hats are now
open at Hull IL Bartcls
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To the Ladies'.

Imported Scotch suits at NJ. Stiefcl
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The entertainment to be given by several OF
our young ladies and gentlemen will take place
next Friday evening, at Turner Hall As they
have been engaged for the past two weeks in
getting ready, it ia to be expected that they will
treat the public to good and beneficial enter.
tainment
Tickets - cents. Remember the night.
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II. p. Clark Painter, Is Madison street
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Get pair Of those XLsor shoes at Child &
PhiDDs'
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Crockcry at cost and but little left, at Thomp
sons
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Perfect IN all parts, and in the prime %
Lie, being nine years old.
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New lot nice naby carriages Just received, at
II. Wathcrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
Dipibeno Notifies.

THaHE HAUrE fSptAsArsLis RAiLaoLp Co., /
eFctsTARr's OfrfCs. TEkRs HaurE Dec. 81, 1871
DIVIDEND NOTICE-Tbe Board of Direct
~ dscsredA RALANNUAL DIVIDEND Of SIX 6l Pba
CKNT PAYABLE sostb reg s;ect on the booAs OF the C
panv CA the J0th dsv Of November
dvesd payable che omce o. the Farmers Loan and Tt
Copanv place Eew,York and After jan 3D. 1870
bv onier Of ths BoarL w ~ BUOkSGHAA. secrrt1rt
UTICA, CHENANG0 AND SUsQUEHANNA
u RAILROAD $40, X, interest SIX PER CbNI
aide 81 MAY and hoy mhss gsar.heed BY DBLa
wARE, LACKAWANNA AND WkSTs tAlLIDAD %. For
sae by WILLIAM ALEXANDRA SMITH & Co.,
Bankers, Az wslst
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Seizures dno nleeiin 20.

A MERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
"A ANNUAL MFE iNG, Jtu.0 70, 1877, d y m. & sc
NALL Il tho HISTORICAL SOCi8 Sreenlive. sud EieTe- H.
LON. tOBr. h. EUO.RVELT.
Commits Ed .l,so b. Sat. Of York,
ell address Ih- q on
GEOGth pHlGAb II IbUiIDS o. ~ ia ne UNITED STATES
hr A. J. RAW On the Pene fKpo las made jDsf
u 81, Ilhc will h sct, PALBSTIhB kk
PLOIAIIOH FlVM 4 PRhITil a. STANDPOINT
ALVAS s. sOUTnWOgTH. atco dag secretary.
mr.. MATHEW HALE SMITH will deliver
- III, col bra,J LECTURE EUfCkSS FUb PEOPLE AND
nov inRY IL, iu Ds2us Gu 3D. frG th-st be
Tud L-Ksg onayc, Us DAY hVENiAu JAa H. Isst
els . cent.
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5icam5oall ono Railroads

HRlDGEPORT, and all points on IiouSatoaic
y go .. S1ssos 5 al 5o 6, and GP
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- ALLENTOWN LINE TO me WEST Passenger apd Pc sh'
soatl Branch R. Ri n'mpoa Junction Wit Del Iek AMI West
T. M , Raj a p n d iaaS n, PSab and he
"''' also to oen''I WSrER HRRSSGEMsSl '
Commanding l'n l575.caT; Newior as olov'; ~,
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200 #-%sy Tfa FOR E, ,a Esv'r. Mas Chunk wtee
b,Ie P'so1. Mshsaoy CRY NJ; Carmel. sleon. TuukhanHoc
owsu4s hs'eH &c Connects at ia eton IN Dell i4eE ''l
600 -YoRSNe ESFFx,s daily Except sunaar. for Eas,o
AeaogH H'isnar On; '5e W Gonaeet. At Som.r' if o
is,rs scranton, ihoa1h DanT "aiam'pOrt &e
$40 p EIrars for Ilas'qa EA,ion. Bath Aleu;esn
Ig, COLUMBIA, Laucase, EDhTa Po;svie. Harn'suIe &c
.S9 n-wa, Tram icI Ias'oe. CsAsalana aid Ienierc
csSs as5o T & f Et "a % iH "''N 0''
1850 .. rn.wsy Train for .o.aery..l7 and Hem Egt'n
S5 Sp-Eyr~i$s EzrG'. da, 10, El,Oa, AisaoEH N,a's
Cbunk Wikesbaue TOwlaIa EeAin HArrs1U1 Eisod' Cal
S:sip m:-wsr Train ts son.ryills .r.
5 iSRm.W s3f Trs for s sos.iS an
1900 .. IL. -ROr Paub@ll 80 o.oo
h iis a, @5 G:iS IiC III = 81: '' Si S'G T.
4:5 l5U4:i5 g. 6:I5 500 5:45 g. 6l5 G;i5, 7;5, 1870
S'l'' "I' 1O''O I''-' = R. E ECKER SAT- and Eag.
Il wsrtR ofru. t.Ainr eject Nov. le 1874
TroD Ch,m - Drpo, (For ,hcisl. note he'ai
Cincinnati anI Cca Day ErqesS DIaNLgrOom Coen
lO:45 u.-BIpr.s for Bufso aud Niagara Falls Sleeping
7pm-lDaiv Ps isc Express to the West Sleeping Coa'ne
Buffalo EarAls Falls Cnunah 81 La" DeHo an
ca raso NtlOpi csInge
jery. 7so $3.50 g. .e:l5 and lOi5A $3.50 $50
3;45 1870 I6:gO AMI TIE ., 1913 m AM 4:o y ~
t eopr,et s New Yof Midland Railroad Ron ioa
toSO sEI 500 G0srtn. .t:t1 ';'o,
fa.3U o. 1915 $3.50, 34J, 400 tO:5O Ahd
y m W,yrek go 1919 q. sui $3.50 y NJ NeNIugh'
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G45 73O $3.50. tni 1879 A. $40 o. o. TO-. :
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~ Satur Az pphu ouiV Cesski. 5: 10 10 anl |C a. m
reSts oai5 Ra.buri and Paa 6:45 7:3 s;31 ~ ,
10 r. m ~ noon LAS. 3, 345. $3.50: o. p o. o'CD .9
10: So and siI:O Eplewooi All SparsL D: ~ SID ~
and g; q m 80 IS 4:l5. 4:45 81: ~ H. and 1:40 M
ssd ! 80 s.'pay PmoBi and Nysck $50 ~ sad
3.I5 4:i5. o. ~ - 49, and Gao p NJ A
Il 80 Saturday ushi orr spnns Valley $50 and $50 M and
FSTeI Trains eavng Cbsnbes even or haif hour leave
earlier uan shove tAe' ua "a 's'lK
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| nor NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c
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Farmers.
Gardeners.

A FRENCIIMAN, married, who speaks En-
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fine arts.

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DIS WEST 54rH-ST.-A widow (cOiOred}
81 few ladies ani genlemeas WASHING or ~l 20
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