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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-20


of Trustees of the Town III jasper,
County of Dubois stti State OF Indiana.
on Monday, August "a. a. ". ISIS,
when present II. NJ. Wellnnan. John W.
Brett and Joseph Troxler, Trp-tecs ior
said town, among Others, the .iol lowing
proceedings were. hal, to-wit:
~ Ordinance No. II. !
SEcTIoS..L BE. Il ordained by The
Board al, Trustees Of the town VI 5asprr.
Thstit shall be ulilaw fsi ior ANY person
or persons To directly or jhdircttIy sell,
barter or give away. for any psrpssr Of
gain, any spirituous, vinoiis cr malt
liquors IN less quantities than y quart nj
a time, within the limits OF the corpora
,ion Of said town. OF Jasper. without
first procuring from, saii cair,s,ra,i"m
authorities license Tor that purpose, as
hereinafter provided. 4 -
SIC. z. Auy- male inhabitant ssf said
town, over the rye 1T twenty -one gears.
desiring to obtain license To sell iit,sxi-
ciuing liquors Within the 'ii,uiis sUr the
corporstjon the ipwj, or .fasps.v,shall
PAY - the Treasurer OF sale c,n1,s.,tmti.,n
the sum Of Twenty-Five dollars IN. cora
poration orders or ia lawful money ~
tie United States. and take his rcreip,
hsrSfori and apop presenting and lie
iiSeriiTss ~aM rsr,eipt.to the, Clerk Of said
edsPUafioN II slsaii he the ,lmy,l ~ said
Cicfk'to issue to ~aid Hpr IicanI - lirensc
t~ sell and dispose az spirifuou-. vinvns
aud mali liquors Hndcr hc rules an.
regulations prescribed bg inv, Tor ONE
year from the date thereof.
Srn E...s.~. ..a.-..... ...l.. .t.~n ..tst
in the limits Of the corporation OF the
TOWN ~ Jasper. directly or indirrctI,
sell. barter or give away any inIuxica-
ting, rpiritdous. vinoti. or malt li.,,p,r>
iu n leSs'quantity tlan. ~ quart nj. - time.
in violation Of this ordinance, sinslI fur
felt AMI pay to the town of Jasper the
-um or hot .le-s than two dollars or
more i!nn Eve dollars for each cfIens-.
- be recovered Ivy mn artiou Ia the
name of The Town Of Jaspcr.. before
any Justice al tire Peace residing
withif lie limits Of said co,1~rs,ion.
And : il is leyebyy. .passle fl,c duty
of The Marshal : of said town ~
Jasper 10 institute sssit and prose-
cute tile same to fnal Judgment against
any aud sil persons who may he guilty
OF violation Of this ordinance.
SIC. :. II Is hereby declared that am
emergency exists for the Immediate
taking cffcrt of this ordinance. and the
same shall he in force from aud after its
publication in the Jasper Courier.
Attest, IL. NJ. WELLMAN,
JouN w. Burr.
JOSEPH TRoxI.i@g.
r. l.. GREEN. Clerk. n2s-3t
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NOTICE TO HEIRS VI PETITION
- To SELL REAL ESTATE.
State OF Indiana. l,ml'ois County. y.
AOTiCE is hereby given Tint lrroN
~ Cavr. Administrator Of the r,tall
Of Robert N. Davis decd. has !ilcd hi1
petition 10 sell the ral estate of il'd
slercdcht, his personal beiny Insufficient
W pay his debts; ansrshat said petition
will bs heard ut The next term Of The
Circuit Court ar sail r"i,nty.
BAzu u. EpMoSsroN. clerk.
Circuit Court dubois County.
Bv Is. I. GKrrx. Deputy.
WV. \ TnA,roH, Attorney.
August 9Th. 1876, - 80
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AomirisrrAtr,x's K.;ic-

Aomtiisfr<trsx's KHic-
N"yglCE.is kfrety.xiycn that tho M
~ dersigncd has been appointed Adj
minisirairix of the ~sfa,e OF Matthias
BurrLlcr, late "f Dubois county. Indiana.
deceased. said estate IL supposed 10 b..
solvent. LizzIs BrvcuLrn, Adm'rx.
August 1trt,. 1872
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-05-27

A TEXAS lady was annoyed almost to
death the other day by persistent assessor
who wanted to know how many chickens,
pigs, ducks, sheep, ETC., she had. After
answering his inquiries until she was tired,
she slyly went out and placed hive of bees
in the smoke house, fastened a string to 1t
and passed it through a knot hole, so that
it hung outside. She then went into the
room where the assessor was and invited
him to follow her and inspect something he
had overlooked. Getting him into the
smoke house she suddenly darted out locked
the door and pulling the string upset the
beehive.
Thunder and blazesl madam, what in
the devil do you mean2" was the first ex-
clamation of the aforesaid assessor. Buz,
buz, buz, z was the only reply made to his
question.
''The devil and Tom Walker, woman,
these bees will sting me to death. Let me
out for Gods sake" was the next request
that came from the prisoner.
"Count'em, was the only reply made to
this second request.
BHz, buz, buz, ~, was a sound that emf
mated from the cell continually.
"Ohi oogh!l oOhlll Lord of heaven,
these bees are singing me to death.
Enough is enough, let me out, say"
Thinking the time had come for him to
be relieved, she unlocked the door, and
lodging to one side permitted him 70 pass
out with the bulk of that swarm in pur-
suit f'E
Through the yard, over the fence and
down the road went the assessor, at a rate
of speed never before equaled in those
parts.
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ToR SALE.
OPEEDWELL MATHEMATICAL AND
- ENGINEERING COLLEGE,


Upper Flores Street, San Antonio, Texas.
VIII open the first Of February, 1876 for the roceP
ton Of young gentlemen.
The course Of instruction will be thorough-theor
etical and practical-and embrace all branches OF
Mathematics pure and mixed with lectures upon gen
era science, and upon such subjects may tend &c
prepare the student for entering upon the profession
of surveying and engineering: civil mechanical Topo
graphical, hydraulic or military.
Students will be required, when the weather may
permit to enter the field with compass transit, level
etc. for practical exercise in surveying and engineer
ing
They need bring with them fer reference such math
ematical books as they may have in possession.
Tuition fee In advance, per month, $40 coin. A
small additional expenditure for stationery, drawing
instruments, ETC., viii be indispensable.
A limited number Of stud nts can be accommodated
at the college with board and lodging on mOderatG
terms and board and lodging be had in the city
an expense per month not exceeding $l5 to $50.
JAS. = HECTOR,
Civil Engineer; Professor of Applied Mathematics and
Engineering.
D. E. WALKER,
Graduate Oneida College, New York; Professor o.
Pure and Analytical Mathematics
THOS A. DWYER,
fe4 wiz StatIoner; Treasurer.
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% igrieye gIieye, / can bit gFieve, siT,
h9r the good old days Of Adam and Eve, cir
y Zen men could trust their felloW-men, SIR
Ana never ask the scratch Of pen, sir,
Wnfn times we're brick and frad 9 vas 100 ~
M. 49, Na. ot te bo1rbt A.
VIII blooded stock, and al ltat sort, CIR,
When wiee men steered The : ship OF state, sif,
when every trndesman gave good weight, sir.
And highlands never Etsld our lafe, sir
Nor staggered home e drunk as loonsl cir,
And Buffers didn't steal our spoons, cir,
When tea and coffee were not taxed, sir,
And girls al bluahed when they were axed, ar,
and didn't need their shape to mend, sir
With cotton pads and Gfecian bend. cir,
When boys were boys til eight or ten. cir,
And didn't smoke aud curse ike men,siri
Oh, grieye, grove, cannot bat gTieVe sir
For the good old days Of Adam and Eve, cir.
OH gieyc, grIeye, can but grieye, cir.
Eof the good old days Of Adam and o. Eve sir
W Den Items M, ana ga.h and rotten stun sir,
When goods NOW only made 10 sell, sir,
Were made Z use aud wear ~ wei, sir
When We had honest politicians
Ana doctors who were good physicians
When Beechers reaehers) pElctleed what they Taught
And never did what they hadn't ought" cir.
Ana never criDged 10 the ''bOn toh" cir,
When state could esS s1 ea tSsr S S IT.
Without the aid Of shefidans cir,
When every man upon the street, ar,
And folks were honest, free and hearty,
Jnst like they were in ancient sparta
Fer ths good old days Of Adam M and Eve, 81.
on. griove, grove, / can but grieve. sir,
For the good old days Of Adam and OF Eve sir
OH when this place was but q village
When freedmen lived by work, not pillage,
When girls didn't make themselves such rights SIR
And States aud people had their rights" SIR
When whisky wasn't with stTychnine dFugged,
And folks weren't half 30 much humbugged.
When money was made OF silver and gold, sir
And didn't wear out when Il got old, elr
When taxes were light and stamps unknown, sir
And everyone enjoyed his own sir,
hen WOman's head was covered with bonnet
And had something In as well a. on e.
And the men that carry carpet bags cir .
Were just a. scarce AZ scallaWagE, sir
OH grieve, i grieve, / can but grieve sir
For those good old days Of Adam and I've, SIR.
MATHEW MAssIE,
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To the Sheriff or any Constable of Travis county,
greeting.
whereas, henry Burkhardt, of said county, has
filed his petition in the District Court OF Travis
county, against Mary Burkhardt, whose place Of resi-
dence is unknown and who is alleged to be tran
sient person. that the ordinary process Of law
not be served upon her. alleging in substance that the
parties were married about the thlrty-hrst OF
March, 1871 at Corpus Christi Texas that the parties
lived together man and wife for period Of about
six months, when in consequences Of the violence,
cesses and debaeiDg and drunken conduct of defen-
dant, they became separated, notwiths anding that
during said period plaintiff treated defendant with
great knuness and fOrbearance; that because OF the
aforesaid conduct of the defendant during the
time Aforesaid and since, their living together has
become unsupportable Plaintiff prays at the trial FOR
decree OF divorce from the bonds of matrimony, and
for general relief.
wherefore we command you to summon Mary
Burkhardt to appear before the District Court Of
Travis county Coy causing this notice TO be published
for four successive weeks prior to the return day
hereof in newspaper published In Travis county
to be held ct the court house thereof in Austin the
FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE, 1873, then and there 70
answer the petition OF Henry Burkkardt brief
statement OF which is set out herein when and where
you shall make known how you have executed tni
writ.
Test Frank Brown, clerk Of said cour
lSEALl and the seal thereof attached, this Apri
"a, 1915. FRANK BROWN,
apr99 w4t Clerk d. c., T. c.
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GALE OF RANCH AND STOCK.
a Splendid Opportunity.

In consequence OF the failure OF VIM. H. Churchill
20 comply With his contract at purchase, agan ltr
for sale the +. w. Moore ranch. and the stock Of
horses and cattle running Ia the neighborhOod to-
gether with the brand. The ranch Il tract OF I'D
out 81 the John CarntheEs headlight league IN
vi hanson county, forty miles north of AusfhL
The cattle consist Of about sevcntyhve head Of gen
head 400 Of them being now under herd AZ thu ranch
This Il the best ranch place IN Williamson coonty.
Fer further Information about the stock apply to
James Eliott and Andrew Motion, ai the ranch. and
fer terms apply 20 John A. Grcen c. - West, or ny
sclE Titles clear and unQHestiOnaole
NARY WESr MOORE
Administrators Of r. W. MoOrc.
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Miscellaneous.
EoR SALE

il
one o. the finest stock farms IN the state Of Texas.
and for health and beauty Of situation not 20 be s1r-
passed This valuable property i II Have county %
the Bianco uvcr, between Mountain City and san
Nnrcos on the San Antonio ruad, about twenty Two
miles from Austin This estate contains go acres OF
land with all the stock and improvements; 900 acres
well fnciosea with stone and cetar fence Tor pasture
the Banco ruunin nearly through the centre. None
equal 70 in the safe Foar hundred acres splendid
land IN high cultivation, not surpassed in produeton
abundance Of tinbGr-elm, blackberry. i've oak and
walnut: and one hundred and dfy acres not enclosed
for rOping and handling stock; there are ~ heaa Of
cattle from one-haf 10 full-blOoded DurnAns IRON
two hundred and dfty TO tbree hundred hed o. IeAs
cattle: fifteen TO twenty yoke OF oxeni 10y heao q
American horses and mules; two ne lackss ten 70
fifteen work muies and horses; wagons fui ana CON
plefe stock Of agricultural implements, reaPe, corr
and cotton planters, threshers etc; saw and grisl
mis single machine two cotton gins, turning iatne
ETC. run BY water power Afforded by the Blaneo river
The main dwelling house, with eistern, out house.
and every convenience and comfort Is situated en-
high hill; has commanding view OF the surrounding
country and has bat 70 be seen 10 be admired
stock business, with an the advantages, nov s tns
time 10 get = hret-csss stock farm, where may o
raised the finest blooded stock in the eount ano 81
enterprisng man who would engage mi could gel M
own price in this and the neighooring states, ~
FLOODED stock is much needed and sought after.
Amy person wishing 70 purchase this place VAL com
municate with me by letter or In person, ana wi
take great pleasure In showing the properly. TO
terms apply TO NJ b. SWEENEY,
Real Estate and Collecting Agent,
Pu5 n fOstofice Box ~. Austin. Texas.
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EOR SALE.

lll4 acres OF land, in Burnett county, $50 acres IN
cultivation with all the improvements, known as bacs
Bone Valley; land very rich; abundance OF timber ano
wpter; in a good neighbOrhOOd ihckly settled; TWO
churches the place; eight mines south OF Burne
town; three miles from Marble town, and about nty
miles from Austin. The place is said TO be very de
sirable win sell this place for less than its value
Part in cash; the balance on time. For terms apply
to n. B. SWEENEY.
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Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
Dam in the right side, under the
/ edge Of the ribs, increase on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the
Zen side; the patient is rarely able
TO lie on the left side sometimes
The pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and it frequently extends to
the top Of the shoulder, and IS some
times mistaken for a rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss Of appetite and sickness
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with a dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There is generally
a considerable loss Of memory, ac-
companied with . painful sensation
Of having left undone something
which ought to have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an at
tcndant. The patient complains of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains Of a Prickly sensa-
ton of the skin; his spirits are low
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up EOrtitude
enough to Try il. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several Of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
of them existed, yet examination of
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER to have been extensively de-
RANGED.
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POEMS TO ORDER-A SPECIMEN JOB
kAOM MATTHEW WASHES NEW
PATENT VERSTFYHNG = yTAETERvEV ;,

TO ~ Editor-'' No pent up Utica contracts orr
powers-" Besides the Mumbler . i have invented 4
tnseheen for grinding ont "doggcEel." which pro-
eness an article fully equal 20 that usually found In
~ nins heroic themes etc, according 20 The slow,
laooIious and oldfashi0ned method al have 20 do
u 70 screw up the " masheen" b the repaired
marx aad IN minute o. 20 the result Il Obtained
send 1amula entitled.
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FOR SALE.

95s acres Of land In Burlesou county, Texas, on
the east waters Of First Yegua, nine aud half miles
west OF Caldwell. This land Is wsn timbered and
watered-a splendid stock rancho. This valuable
place win sell for dollar in coin per acre If sold
within thirty days. Half cash; balance in twelve
jan15 d&Wtf
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THE STATE OF TEXAS,

To the Sheriff. or any Constabls Of Travis county,
greeting:
Whereas, Oath has this day been made before me by
Louis Mas that B. +. ROYAL is absent from this
State that the ordinary process of law cannot he
served uDou him. You are hereby commanded that
YOU by making publication Of this writ in
paper printed in Travis county for four successive
weeks before the return day hereof summon the said
b. T. ROYAL to be and appea before me at my ONCE,
10 The city Of Austin, Travis county The first Mon
day in July, 1875, 70 the complaint Of Louis
Mass, N G. Of Capital Lodge No. H. l. O. o. F., for
the sum Of thirty dollars dne upon apromissory note
executed By said B. r. Royal aud Fred Carleton, j. j.
TObin and w. r. Castles 10 said Louis Mass, N. g. OF
Capital Lodge No III, l. o. q. f. for thirty dollars.
daed August IS, 1874 and due sixty days afer date
which said note has been lost and defendants are
notified that secondary evidence Of its contents viii
, be introduced on the frfal Of tlis cause
Herein fail not and Of this writ make due return as
the Law direcfs.
Glen under my hand this tenth day Of May, A. d.
iS75 JAMES W. SMITH,
Msy12wf Justice Of Peace, Travis Comfy. Texas
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"a su7 ltw&dtt
r AND FOR SALE.

7 AND FOR SALE.
A splendid farm Of sixteen hundred acres OF land,
with all the improvements; six hundred acres enclosed
with good cedar rail and stone fence two hundred OF
which is IN cultivation. A never failing stream OF
water the tract for stock; fine peach orchard;
twO-stOry stone dwelling, well finished, forty ght
feet 'front.' five 16x6, wide hall and double gal
ery; stone milk house and kitchen; well OF splendid
water the yards stone granary and stables, with
good we'll furnishing abundance OF water for
stock good post oak and live oak timber in Sufficient
quantity to supply the farm for all time the best OF
rock for building and fencing. No better farming
land or ter for stock in the State This farm il
situated in the county Of Williamson, hye miles west
from Liberty Hill, twenty miles west from George
town, in q beautiful and healthy country. Fol-
further information apply to
Austin, Texas p. o. Box 107.
Title perfect MOI div WITT
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II OST.

r osT.
Treasury school warrant OF the State OF Texas No.
Sil2 SO issued on the twentyffth OF January, 1873
~ the Comptroller OF Public Accounts TO c. w. Nov
II not heard from within sixty days application viii
DC made e the Comptroller Of Public Accounts TO
Issue duplicate thereof. c. II. JOHNS 4 CO..
mny3 Agent for Afforner
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: P. s. Dealers and Physicians ordering from
ni.,ers than Fleming Bros. will do well 10 write
tIeir orders distinctly, aud take bet III.
Bros., PHlsblggh, Pa, the rmrEef being Jt,H o5
base iInifatioas. To those wishing 20 give them q
trial, We viii forward per mail, Postpaid 70 any
part Of the United States ! Que box Of Pills for
twelve three-cent postage stamps, or one vial Of
Ycrmifuge for fourteen IN recent stamps. Al
ordrFs from Canada must Be accompanied ~
twenty cents extra ,-f
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AGUE AND Fewer.

DR. c. M'LAHs's Liver Pills, IN
CASES OF AcUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
of the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them 4 FAN TRIAL.
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Title perfect
-UNoR SALE.

u
One thousand seven hundred and ifty-six and nine
tenths Of land in Williamson county, hve miles
from Georgetown, ON Burnett road, with dwelling anC
other improvements Place well watered and tim
bered. Three lime klns in operation; make the fines
lime in the county, for which ready sale Is had al
Georgetown and Rockdale. AS stock ranch 1t is un
surpassed in that section. viii sell at 81 per acre
$500 for the whole place applied to at once. IL i
worth three times that price. Title perfect. Appll
to NJ. B. SWEENEY, Land Agent,
jams dtues&fd WITT Box 107, Austin, Texas.
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Judge NcAd0o IS to b postmaster At JEFF
lerson.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS,

fe4w1y
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4 UorIoS sALE-Ar los EAST isru ST,

~ fth aV.,
THIS (Fridayl MORNING, June ~ nt l0ls o'clock.
all the elegant Household furniture nc the private rest
dence 5 East 18Th ST. Aih av. 20 the highest bid.
der without reserve consisting Of magnificent rosewood
Panotorle elegant Parior suits, In satin brocade and
reps; Bedsteads Bureaus Washstands Dressing Cases
Warircbes HAIR and spring Mattresses Bedding Tables
Etageres, Mirrors CURTAINS Bronzes Vases Buffet TX.
tension Table, Chairs velvet Brussels Carpets; Glass
s'''-' wv Wv !. KRAEMER AucGannAs
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A by A. HERTLTNG co.
~. sell, this day, all the elegant Household Furniture
contained In private mansion II ~ 2Oth street, near
Broadway, comme ncing at ~ o'clock.
Grand Pianoforte, cost $3.50 three elegant Parlor
Suits latest styles and rich Pier Mirrors, Brus
scs Carpets on Paintings bronze Clocks Lace Curtains,
Bookcase, ktagercs. Cabinets
Bedrooms contain rosewood and walnut
Suits Dressing Cases Bedsteads Bureaus Wardrohcs,
eprng HAIR Mattresses Lounges, Pillows BOistcrs.
bedding. &C. also Dining room, Easement AM Kitchen
Furniture Buffet Extension Table Chairs, Plate, Cut
VIZ -'"' HENRY linn. AucHoneer.
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which they presented. They shot from under the
Central Railroad bridge aud down 20 the boat
house IN good OBSERVING distance In creditabe
shape. AS they sat ia. the boat, and doubt will
appear on Lake Saratoga, the crew Is as follows:-
- Wsght--
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Vow on exhibition at the Clinton Han saIerooms
AstOr place.
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Probably the finest assemblagc OF rare and curious
specimens Of the peculiar skill OF the artists and illus
trahng the best forms Of art industry IN
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. :
IvRANT HOUSE As NEW BOwERY -CLkANzsr
VI and best ventilated cheap lodgings In the city.
bugs single Rooms ~ cents per nght double Room,
81 open all night
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IL situated ON shore. Perth Amb0y, NJ j. Board SO
e $l5i All popular amusements ~ trains aaily &c 70
sfreet Madison snnare.
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NOTICE TO CONTR ACToRS-sEALED PROPusALs
IN are invited BY Board Trustees Of the village
q Flushing until tuesday Juy 8 1870 Cor lighting the
1876
Clerk, in the Town Hall, Flushing. daily, from ~
r. MI
The said Trustees reserve the right to reject any and
ali bids which NAV be offered.
FrUsurvc 4. T., June 3, 1877.
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INRANKLIN ESSEX COUNTY, N. j., Is MINUTES
II from Chambers sire ct Newark branch OF Erie
Railway; ffne accommodation; delightful situation;
healthy location house large rooms airy croQuet and
play grounds. For particulars inquire Of W. IL WHIT
FORD, Az broadway, address J. ). VAN kIPIR. as
above
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MANSION HOUSE, SUMMIT N. IA FEW DESIR.
Hl able Rooms lett en- suite or singiy, near depot
ID i SMITH.
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GLEN HOUSE. NEW HAMPsHIRE.-THIs FAVOR.
VI Ito resort open from June Tito October J. 1875
w. d. q. X. MILLIkkN, ProprietOra