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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-02-05

vate social union between the two
counties, we hear it suggested that an
exchange Of visits through some social
organization would prove of mutual
pleasure. We would be glad to see
such Il movement colsummatel. and
await the views Of the ADVANCE
Window Reporter.
We made this same suggestion to /:
citizen Of Window Il few weeks ago.
and we can heartily second the sugges-
ton Of the Reporter. There is Il very
good state of feeling between the peo-
pie Of Sibley and Of WORTH ,gton grow
ing out of all exchanged visits upon oc-
casions and entertainments Of interest.
The same comfy should exist between
the people OF Window. I.u Verne, Jack
son and other surrounding towns, and
this place. We can assure the Report
er that in any effort looking to this end
tile people Of Worthi.gton will meet
those of Window more than hHlf way.
MR. SMITHS pAMpHLEr
Parties desiring reliable information
concerning Southwestern Minnesota
and Northwestern Iowa should send
for the pamphlet just issued by J. A.
SmitEof the Spirit Lake, Beacon, at
Spirit Lake, Iowa. 1t gives 4 very just
and fair description of'the counties in
this garden spot of the west: and con-
cludes with iii account Of: the grass
hopper scourge. Of Mobiles county,
Minnesota, tile pamphlet says:
Its surface is generally level, but snf-
ticiently rolling for farming purposes.
1t is we'll adapted to stuck-raising.
The soil is Of great fertility.
The st. Paul and Sioux CITY Railroad
crosses the southeast CORNER bringing
wood and lumber from the north and
coal from the south.
Ncbles County Contained 4 few set
tiers rs early as 1850, but they were
mostly trapl~rs. and in 1870 it's popul:i-
ton was only III; but y heavy tide of
immigration set in upon the completion
of the st. Paul aud Sioux City Rail-
road. IL 1871 company of gentleman
from Toledo, Ohio, organized the Ma
tional Colony and selected lands in No
bles County and in Osceola County.
Iowa. The following year the colonists
poured in rapidly and the present pop
ulation is estimated ut from 5000 to
800.
Wortfington, the county seat, is
beautifully located near Ok:lt,ena Lakes
and has between 500 l. d 600 inhabi-
tants. It contains several fine bu,itl-
ings and is the railroad town and mar
ket for a large area of country. The
United States Land Office is also loca-
ted here. Unlike most western towns
it has no saloon, nor is liquor. allowed
to he sold within the limits Of the Ma.
tional Colony except for medicinal pur.
poses. ~.:;i; ..g,z -. =
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80 degrees below zero on Thursday
morning.
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BIN: CARRIER,
P!IlSICI.4..TN.
r CRAFT, n. d.,

r CRAFT, NJ d.,
PUYSICI.i x SURGEON.
Special attention given tn Surgery and the
troAtiuaAt .! temAle Disea%es; having had eight
yaArs experience.
OFFICE-At r.sii'n's. corner ~ Fourtl, Ave
aas AND Eleventh street, Wortngton, MINES
eta tAly
II. ID. ia REER,
DNyaff'lAN AND S!7 RECON. Graduate Of
I Harvard University. Unird States Examn
ing Surgeon FOR Prn4i,ns ',:t'"r ut ia, Der X
l.awr.nee'". W.,rt;lihxton Ml,i'i.
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It is said that IN Editor Of Worth
ingtOn was drunk down ut Sibley, du-
ring the late excursion. Our colleague
WAS there, and he says that lie saw
nothing of it Literary Triumph.
We were snux1y in bed when the Tri-
colleague - came in and took
another bed in the same room, and we
do not believe lie was under the i'll
fluence of liquor. True, he got up
presently, and with half a dozen others
made it lively for everybody in the
hotel until morning, but we believe the
story that he was intoxicated is Il fab
rication. They were Young men, full
Of spirit and good nature, and ought t.,
be forgiven for a little indiscretion.
This story about the Triumph's ''.col-
league" having been intoxicated, is
Violently gotten up Ivy some one who
wishes to do him an injury and ought
not to he credited.
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Capt. a. L. Lyon has been for some
days working up 4 petition for u road
due Northwest, running diagonally
across the county and striking til" Muir
ray county line near the Southwest cor
ner The projact seems to be generally
approved 10y the people, and we have no
doubt that the road will he Il great con-
venirnc.. to settlers in that direction.
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The series of religious meetings which
hogan with tie Week Of Prayer are still
continued and there are indications Of
!; growing interest Thus far they have
been prayer meetings, but the time has
apparently come for another stepand we
are glad to see that i series of meetings
are to be il,aug with brief ser-
mons each evening and with more ac-
tive outside work and personal effort.
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Blank Deeds and Mortgages for sale
at the ADVANCE Office.
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Extra copies of the ADVANCE, con-
tanning report of the Oratorio Can be
had 1T this Office.
Township maps for sale at the AD-
vANrv c<ENo
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The Davis men have failed to make
any RESPONSE rs yet to the compromise
proposition OF the Ramsey committee. !
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THE Fur BUSINESS.

We stated recently that our people
Xere doing quite Il business in trapping
and that our buyers were shipping
large quantities of skins. Up to this
time, Worthington buyers have ship
ped as follows:
NnS2:r,fQ 81 1cQ
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as. u. Morse Is our authorized agent at Bige-
low to receive subscriptions and advertisements
for the ADVANCE and receipt for the same
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LlTFRARY-N0TFCEa-

Godey's Lady's Book for February
opens with iine engraving entitled
'.'The Soldiers Return" This is fol-
loved by the usual colored fashion
plate and a: number. of pattern-plates.
Every subscriber receives a copy Of the
fine chrome entitled \" The Rescue.n
We have received this chrome and pro-
nounce it the finest one sent out by any
periodical as u premium. Any one
getting up a.club Of l., g., or 8 copies,
will he entitled to this chrome and the
choice of three additional cl,romos.
l.. A. Cooley. Philadelphia. :: .:
Scribner's Monthly for February con-
tains additional chapters OF Dr.. lIol-
lands story and the conclusion If Sake
1Iolm's - My Journal - THE L adj
ing Illustrated paper is Major Powell's
second article on the Canons of the
Colorado, wort|, the price Of the num-
Der. MI. Blauve1t contributes another
of those interesting papers upon relig-
ious subjects, this one being on
("Christ's Super aaturalism:: Sted-
man continues his series Oh Latter
BAY British Poets.'' -
r. St. Nicholas for February is prompt
II on hand with contributions by Miss
+ A1cott, Relecca Harding Davis. J. r..
Trowbridge, .apd many others: Some
of the pictures are capital. The game
of croquet is very funny. :.
The chronological Journal for Feb
ruary contains Il sketch of Jean I,ige-
low, with Il portrait; some account of
Greeley. Colorado, and articles upon
sucl,. subjects us the following: The
Key to Womanhood, Husbands and
Wives, Prevention of Insanity, The
Worth If knowledge, etc. Samuel r.
Wells, $50 Broadway, N. Y. ::
Art mr's Home Magazine for Feb
ruary opens with an illustrated paper
on Pompeii. Another illustrated arti-
Gle is OH Pottery in Syria and Palestine.
These are followed 10y Il great number
| and variety of stories, poems, house,
hold articles and editorials. T. S. Ar
thur & Soa, Philadelphia. -,
The February Nursery abounds as
usual in stories, articles, poems, and
pictures for the little peopl e. There
are from 20 to 80 pictures all adapted
to quite small children and gotten up
! with remarkable naturalness and spirit.
Jno. l.. shorey, Sc Broomdeld st, Bos
! ton,
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LOCAL,
wORTIlINGTON, MIMI, FER s 1875.
CHURCH DIRECTORY

METHODIST EPlscorAl---services every Sab:
p servisss1 sabbath evening At "elotk'
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
UNION Observation-Disclosures morning
and evening. sunday School Immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. IL. =. Tnttie, pastor.
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TO HOMEsTEADRRS,

TO HOMBSTEADRRS,
The woxrnlSeroS ADVANCE has been selected
A. the paper In which to publish Notices Of
Claim Contests" liomesteaders In this Land
District will $ee the Importance Of reading the
paper regularly. Terms-t2 year, liz advance.
u for six months. 30 cents for three months
Address, THE ADVANCE, WorthingtQn, MINI.
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B. w. wOOLsTENJROFT,
ATTORNEYS.

AZ 3 Slu1E.
NJ. ~ ~CtJu NSElI;OR AT.LAW.
Aad Not NY Public. Once OH Tenth Street, In
tie Dsv,s Block. Prompt attention given t. con
voyAncing. (Ely.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DENTISTRY.
DENTAL ROOMS of X BEDFORD are on 10th
IL street, opposite public square, and will lie
open tho last wock III each month. Work insur-
Cd hve years. (Ny
SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP.
T H: JOHNSON, Dealer in saddlery Hard
u ware, Trunks Va,ises, etc. Harness always
done. Shop on Ninth Street, Worthinxt,n, Mimi
~ H.
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LETTER FROM MICHIGAN.

IETTER FROM MICHIGAN.
Warren Smith writes us the follow
ing serio-coMic letter from Lansing,
Michigan. 1t will be seen that. he is
more enthusiastic over our climate
than ever:
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ADDRESS.

All letters addressed to Miller, Hum
iston 4 Company, Wortl,ington, Mobiles
county,, Minnesota, will he promptly
answered, land full information given
esnesrning the National Ceaon!.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
SOULE 4 LANGDON,
Dealers In Real Estate,
tIomesteads, Preempti0ns
and Town Property Bought and Sold.
W0YthiNEtOn, August 81.
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OFFICERH.
. d: HUMlSrON,
NOTARY PUBLIC.

VIII give especial attention ~ executing and
Acknowledging d:eA1, mortgages. etc Also to
the renting Of vIliag. property or imprOved farms
and to thu c''llectia, Ut rents. taxes. etc. Cor
ton, Mum. (5ly.
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CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE Is furnished at d 50 a year to
Clubs OF ten more. Clubs OF ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber,
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=. s. 4. HILDREIH,
Has Opened .
...s

- Tenth Street. opposite tho Worthington Ho-
vi, where lie IL prepared to wait upon the public
in anything pertaining 10 his lire.
The patronage az 1he public solicited. =
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

OOn WEST TENTH STREET-A SMALL FAMILY
AAU living i'm first class house, will let pleasant
Rooms containing closets hot and cold water with good
Board terms moderate.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MR Z. 5 GILM0RE.

Mk GILMORE,
THIS THURsDAY EVENING. ocToBER 2s, 1878
ne ss & .gsaa %aaS Ss h s aa g and s
joyA6e ever presented 6 Re s.seqs q New York
P1RF
,oRcnGs1RA AE6 MILITARY BAND coMBiNED
ana ''' 0ofa' m N aRR,-sifiF ''Als
B. National Anthem, "Our Victorious Banner
CHORUS, ORCHESTRA AND MILITARY BAND
Written or the Boston Jubilee but coming 100 late for
FiI:sr TINE IN AMERICA e. = -
~ = '''O' GUSTAV s1rfER Esfs'' sA''''
.,iI IEis arst appearance II America in aaaen
an Argansed % 9y NJ A. Re.nhsrd % sehmelE I'LL,
ARA and ySIls'i Mss fasz * I'lt & rauhsB4
- 4 Grand Grand opera selection ...;;;.. Mcyerbeer
o6er Dabo Il os i1paS'i dS Eord. and oshs9
FULL DANBP NIBP'sfSsD I'D CHORUS
8 One Hundred and Fiiesh Psalm =. Alberto RaadegEer
PufIg ffIIg'5PH 6noETs dGi2 ARf aSb s4lH2ag ocMgsTnA
Written for the Boston Jubilee hut coming
FIRST TIME il 4SiERJGA oF TGls SETTING oS THE
. solo for oornot, 'Fsnta.o oa Russian Airsa Levy
10 Grand Sacred Aria, '' aDsath's =. i's * lie
D0or'... Words AND Music ~ Mr. r, Gilmore
"IaE5ASps 4 ~ sIs eREETISG 40 :, 54sl ASERIcA"
An interesting Panasie Irish melodies closing with
Days sad
ap 1y sn 3 me b 9s Whe 1as a
the orchestra accompaniment filling the part oil weL
Written for the Boston Jubilee coming for ro
hearsal for that event. will be heard for the first time i'm
L Quartet ros Soss:"FsAS s $ % Msa, Espe Suck
1s scena from I'll Irovatoro" Introducing the Anvil
Fi e Il ores onee since the Bsion nsss
The Anvil part played p.y By the Drum Corps Of the
n Maro. - .a.rn,l paaI,,arY cfLaor~
= ~' ruTL BAND AND DRUM CORPS ''''A'''
National Air-"rhe Star spanged Banner
Piano Accompanies, Mr. GEORGE W. COLBY
The Carbon this evening win be delshtfaliy
THE g5SsS coScERT Il WILT COMMENCE PUNorUALLY Ats
FRENcH PLAYS, LTcEUEM THEATRE.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE SUBSCRIBERS
REGARDING TOMORROW lFRIDAY NIGHTS EXTRA
PERFORMANCE
Subscribers desrous Of retaining their seas TO NOR
cLHRENcE as fRoU FRou are respectfully requested to
notify the management BY ii o'clock Frioa5
Those subscribers DESTROYS exchanging onigh tickets
pcaton at the box Office before II o'clock this hursdayS
morning
FRE,NoT% % PIAYs At Ev THE LyeEgM THEATRE
Last s NSEs Fl saFdsS SsoS SsmeSk Z H% acts
FRDAY ESs Mia ssSypsnd'
Only performances q Mslhse n, and Hasvey's comedy.
Mile CLARENCE In her famous mpersonaon Fou Frou
SATURDAY, October 80 third Subscription Night First
production in America OF DALILA
Comedy in four acts. by Octave Feuiet
Special Notice.-The free list is entirely suspended
T YoEgM rHEATREzTnE WORLDS NOVELTY.
IL MEXICAN JUVENILE OPERA COMPANY.
Monday evening. Nov. GRAND FAMILY MATIEEa
Wednesday evening Nov. Thursday afternoon, Nov 4
Friday evening Nov. Saturday afternoon Nov. 6
TILL WORLD RENOWNED
MEXICAN JUVENILE OPERA COMPANY
CARMEN MORON CS old. Prma DonnR
GUADALUPE MORON q years old Prma Donna
together with 30 Juvenile Artists Of extraordinary taents
vii MAKE shsIF IN onSpSss
CAkMON MORON as. Tho GRANDE DUCHESSE
GUADALUPE MORON. WANDA
the Full chorus and Orchestral
Evening prices a Matnees. admission Soc
The sale OF commences THIS MORNING,
l776. eEASD GRASD 1874
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

Ito MADISON AyENUE.-SEGoND FLOOR -FOUR
IIO unusually large rooms handsomely furnished, large
bathroom with without private table also Room for gen
temnn.
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

WEST TWENTY SECOND sTREET-sECOND
4 moor front Rooms, very handsomely furnished, and
other pleasant Rooms with Board house and appointing
very desirable locality attractive references given and
Quired.
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

G60 WEST FOURTEENTH sTREET.-A NEATLY
ADU furnished second Floor 70 let singy suite
with Board also Extension the first floor references
chrnged
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

OSE WEST TWENTY FIFTH STREET. MRS COOK
Lt)D has suits of Rooms for gentlemen their wives
Rooms for single gentlemen with full Board
Board location first class.
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

OnO WEST NINETEENTH sTREET.-DEsIRABL
QUO Rooms in a newly furnished house for gentlemen
and their wives single gentemen references given and
required.
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

O07 WEST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET. = HAND
e)O somey furnished Rooms with Board; hot and cold
rooms neighborhood first class family
TO 80 per week
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

0S0 WEST FORTY NINTH STREET-A HAND.
ADU somey furnished front Room third foor, with
hall Room adjoining let with Board can be secured
together or separate; references exchanged
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

THIS THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER %, 1873
Every effort has made by the management render
the programme of this evening the Interesting and
JoyAbe ever presented e. thr citizens Of New York
PROGRAMME
The New York herald., 1875-10-28
WINTER RESORTS.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL. NASSAU, N. p, BA-
III hamas, will November l.Steamer will leave New
York November for Nassau direct Steamers will leave
Savannah Ca and make the trip in less
than days The temperature Of Nassau last winter did
vary but degs from ~ degs making il the most
delightful climate in the world For particulars address
JAMES LIDGERWOOD. 75S Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

40 SOUTH WASHINGTON sQUARE.-To LET
J wen furnished Rooms with Board, TO families OF SIN
gie gentlemen; terms moderator Spanish and frencr
spoken.
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

Ok EAST TWELFTH STREET NEAR SECOND
s)lO ayenue-Large, handsome front Room let with
Board very reasonable permanent party; also single
Rooms and table boarders.
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

Oh WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET, NEAR
AtF seventh avenue. splendid Rooms, newly papcred
and furnished suite sngly for gentlemen families
Of adults private table II requred appointments strictly
first class; references exchanged
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

Ok EAST TWENTY.TH1RD STREET, NEAR MADI
DO avenue-Io with Board, desirable suit o
'front.' Rooms second oor southern also single
Rooms.
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

on CLINTON PLACE, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
I'll Large handsomely furnished Rooms with excellent
Board moderate rates gentleman and wife party
single gentlemen nicely accommodated; references
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

A WEST 2sTH SrREET.-A HANDSOMELY FUR
Il nshed front Room hoor with dressing ROOM
2 let with Board also single Room af large Room on
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

I 9TH STREET. NO. So WEST, BETWEEN FIFTH
= aud Sixth avenues.-Warm comfortable, well fur
nished Rooms, large and small moderate prices with first
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

9Th AVENUE NEAR THIRTIETH STREET A PRI.
- vate family will rent elegantly trescoed and furnished
Paror and Bedroom, third door, with strictly FIRST class
Board references exchanged Address NJ. b. box 2,46s
Post office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

OOJ last NINETEENTH sTREET.-A LARGE SEC
ACl ond story front Room, southern exposure hand
semey furnished large closets to rent with excellent
Boards price low references exchanged
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

90 IRVING PLACE, NEAR GRAMERCY PARK
OF Eegant second Floor: all light rooms; private table
II preferred Room fourth floor; elegant Parlor Ex-
tension
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

1914 EAST TWENTY SEVENTH STREET TO LET,
II with Board two large connecting Rooms separately
together; also single Room given aud
qured
The New York herald., 1875-10-28
ROARDERs WANTED.
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

" THE VACANCIES PRICES, &C. IN BEST
~. boarding houses recorded here List free.
HAWKINS Boarding Directory % West Twenty ninth
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ETH AVENUE, NO. 224.-HAvING RECENTLY
- changed hands will let Suits, handsomely
furnished with breakfast also front Basement suitable 10
physicians office references exchanged
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

I TIL STREET, 251 WEST.-ROOMS WITH BOARD,
II suite singy also fine basement Room; house
and location very derable table drst
changed.
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

O1O WEST TWENTY-FOURTH sTREET- SECOND
AlO story front Room newly and Handsomely furnished
with every convenience also front hall Room let with
superior Board; references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

I OTH STREET, 49, WEST. NEAR SIXTH AVENUE
u Two large and pleasant Rooms Second and third
soes with Board for gentlemen gentlemen and wives
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

z DOORS FROM GILSEY E-HANDsOMELY
- furnished Parlor second Floor private general
table references prices moderate Al West Twentynnth
street
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

A EAST TWENTY-NlNTI STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
Il aud Madison avenues, Gilsey and other hotels -
Two three gentlemen first class Table Board
at reasonable prices.
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

300 WEST FoRTY-SECoND sTREET.-FURNIsHED
CAU Rooms with or without Board terms, with board.
So ST and IS week.
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

100 WEST FORTY FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN
Id Broadway and Sixth avenue.-Eegantly furnished
Rooms best Of table every attention. very best references
given and required.
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

no EAST TWENTY. THIRD STREET, ONE BLOCK
liz from Fifth Avenue Hotei.-Elegantly furnished
Rooms let with Board also fine Basement suitable for
Office or young gentlemen furnished or unfinished.
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

711 WEST FORTY Fourth STREET BETWEEN
Iii Broadway and Sixth avenue-A desirable Suit of
Rooms will be vacated by party going their
house; highest references.
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

S)D AVENUE, NO. lSO BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND
4 Twelfth streets-Eegantly furnished Rooms parlor
second and third oos hst class Board unexceptonable
nsighborhood.
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

100 EAST FIFTEENTH STREET NICELY FUR.
Loo nshed Rooms, suitable for families single gentle
also other small Rooms with without Board table
boarders taken.
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

ETH AVENUE $50 AND 332,-MRs wyCKoFF HAS
- elegant suit Of Rooms rent consisting Of first
door in 3D. also Second Floor in $780, with private table
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

ETH AVENUE. NO 3lA-THIRD FLOOR SEPARATE
- y Or together and single Room fourth with Board;
references EXCHANGED.
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

O1n EAST EIGHTY SECOND STREET NEAR
AlU Third avenne.-A front in brown stone pr-
house for gentleman and wife gentlemen, with
without board.
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

11O wAvERLEY PLACE NEAR SIXTH AVENUE
IfO Neatly furnished Rooms to let, with or withou
Board TO gentleman and wife gentlemen: American
family; house contains modern improvements terms mod
crate.
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

. A TIL STREET, no. 154 WEST, NEAR BROADWAY
Ut handsomely furnished Rooms on second floor also
single Room with uneXcept0nuble BoArd moderate
% reliable partes but lew select boarder taken reference
exchanged.
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

0H WEST NINETEENTH sTREET-To LET, WITT
OO Board Suit OF front Roons second floor; hand
somely furnished. either together or separately.
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

1d0 WEST FIFTEENTH STREET FURNISHED
fO Rooms to let, with Board, gentleman and wife
single gentlemen or ladies; terms moderate.