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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-10-25
Personal.

FRANCIS =. BLAIR, sr., the father OF Mont
gomery Blair and Of General frank Blair, died
"wednesday afternoon the 18th, at the family resi-
dence at Silver Springs, Md about six miles north
OF Washington, at the age Of about eghty-seyen.
Mr. Blair has been very feeble for about year.
As editor and politician be has been power in
his day.
InE venerable widow Of tho late Hon Charles
X. Williams, for many years chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of Vermont, and Governor Of the
state from 1850 to 1852, died at her residence in
Rutland the 18Th, aged eighty-four years. She
was the daughter Of Hon. Chauncey Iangdon, Of
Castleion, member Of Congress and member Of
the Governors council
Hos. HIRAM BRLLows President Of the First
National Bank Of S. Adams, died Wednesday az
ternoon, aged seyenty-elght years He was gem
orally regarded "a the weathiest man in st. Al
bans. lie leaves a widow and an adopted daugh-
ter the latter, wife Of Hon T. A. sowies, At pres
ent q senator from Franklin county lie was
twice n member OF the Vermont Senate. some
twenty-five years ago and was honest, prudent,
exemplary and much respected
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-10-25

kEpucEp RArEs-The Central Vermont an
nouncc reduced fares from here to Philadelphia,
good until November 9th. The fare to go and
return, via New London, IL twelve dollars via
Springfield, fourteen dollars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-10-25

EXTENSIVE FRE--On Sunday morning about
four o'clock the dwelng-house Of George O.
Boyce, of Fayston, was discovered to be ON fire,
and before the flames could be extineushed the
house, with carriage house and hog house, and
most Of their contents, were entirely destroyed.
The fire is supposed to have originated from
an arch in the hcg-house. The FIRE burned
with great rapidity and rs there was very little
help present it was almost impossible to CON
troll It. Mrs Boyces aged mother Mrs. Brig
ham, wa sick in the house at the time-so
sick as TO require watchers, 10y whom the
fire was first discovered. Mrs. Brigham had to
be removed distance Of half mile to neigh
boris, and this asong other things, prevented
saving much Of the contents Of the buildings
She bore the journey brayely, and it is hoped
has not suffered materially from it, effects The
buildings burned were well filed with farming
implements and produce, and the loss cannot fall
much below three thousand dollars, upon which
there is an Insurance in the Farmers Mutual of
one thousand nine hundred dollars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-10-25

THE BETHEL RACES The first day Of the
Bethel races was opened with small attendance,
the miserable weather preventing the usual crowd
from coming out The three-minute was the
only one finished on that day, and that was won
handsomely, after a close contest by Tom.
Time, two minutes forty-three and three-iourths
seconds, two minutes foIty-eght and one-fourth
seconds, two minutes and forty-fye seconds The
track was in very poor condition, which ac-
counts in measure for the poor time made.
The " free-tor-all race ON the second day was
closely contested by the four horses entered,
"Joe Ripley" Honest Harry" Charlie Mack, -
and Little Gypsy, and was undecided that day
" Joe Ripley won two heats in two minutes
and thirty-one seconds, and " Little Gypsy" one
heat in two minutes and thirty-four seconds. On
Thursday " Little Gypsy" won, after a close con
test, she taking the three last heats In two
minutes and thirty seconds two minutes and
thifty-one seconds and two minutes and thirty
and one-half seconds. The attendance was small
on Tuesday, but on Wednesday was much bet
ter. The receipts Of the society will be sutfi-
cient 10 cover all expenses, but with better
weather, the crowd would have been very large,
and the receipts correspondingly increased The
two-thifty-seven race was won by Highland
Gray after sharp work
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e1letu eAdreriisemnir.

%oTTCF. Some nl dlsnosed person or pesois efs t,li
: jos f14iniiera that have Given nay business
dfra in lAif Hud have moved away. I would say 90 A
ui't have nui uoae 40. nor do Intend h.
= AIRS. y. y. Hut, Montpelier. VI.
NRANIED.-A frst-cllas farmer on place within
one bundled rods Of he village " Montfeleri nnst
Dol temperate % F0ol Uhara atef. hind and OhrnR ana In
evei tfNsf worthy 10 fle mfn who suits,
el eupi0l ment y DO ue gl,ru. inquire ut fhe WArcnakN
Office. 4-Y
F1SIEAY.-csme into The enclosnfe ~ the sub-cfber
- anout the llih day ~ October 1876 two two
frNrs-0d htlcrH and uue-vcar-od hefr. color r-i
vim white spots each one The owner requested
Will AED $. MARrIN.
rianneid, October u, 1916 5t-B
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-10-25

fORGFRY.-iustn Albee, Of South London
derry, manufacturer Of springfield bottoms, ran
away from that place last week, after stealing his
partners handbook and forging a power Of at
torney. Upon this he drew one thousand one
hundred dollars, and has disappeared forthe pres
cut from public view
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-10-25

TEACHERS CoNvENTioS. ~ The Northwestern
Teachers Association will hold It's annual meet
ing at Swanton, in Academy Hall, November I'd
and 9Th. This association embraces Chittenden,
Franklin and Grand Isle counties. Tho exercises
Of the occasion viii consist OF lectures discussions,
e.sY.s sta
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17


And In accordance with law. aud an order
81 the boam OF Directors. made on The -
day Of June. 1916. 80 many phasss of each
parcel OF such stock A. may ts neeo<ssry will
be sold Of public auction. al the once of the
Company. Room ". No. ~ California street.
Nan funeisco. California. on WEDNESDAY
the 2Cth day Of July. issc. at The hour Of !
O'clock y. n. of said day. to pay said deiin.
qneni assessment thereon. together with costs
Of Advertising aud expensss Of The sale.
JOSEPH MA0rIRE, Saswtay.
0nics-Room 20. No. tis caiiforuia street.
San rrsncisco. California. jyi0td
NORTH CtLIlOuN GOLD AND
IN SILVER MINiNu COMPANY. -I<esiiop
Of brinSipaf plaes Of husiness. ooid ilIll. Ne
vada.
Location of works. Eagle and carson Mining
District, Orm-by county. NJ ysda.
lowing described stock ~ the North Calhoun
Gold and silver einins COMPANY. on account
Of assessment tho. ~ levied Nay n. 1910, the
several amounts Get opposite the nance of the
respective shareholders. ~ followst
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIN
i First Judicial Distfiet of the Slate of NJ.
vsda, In and for the county 81 Storey.
q; r. WOOD. frainiin. u. q. W. WOOD. DE.
feniant.
Aeti u brought In the District Court Of the
First Judicial district % ,hr rtsie ~ Nevada.
In and for the county u Storey. and tLe com.
plant nled In -sid county. Ia the Once ct the
Clerk Of said District Court. on the 5th day 81
| Nay, a. d. 1916.
The state ~ Nevada send. greeting 10 q, W,
WOOD. Defends ant yoa Or, hrfr,y inquired 10
q pear Ia On aetlon brought against YOU By the
aboye.bamed piaiotin. In The District Court u
the firs, JuliciAi District ~ tbs Stat. of Ne.
vsis. In and for the county ~ riorey. md
abrwrr the complaint fl.d therein within ten
day. exclusive of the day Of s~,IsIeel after the
service on you Of thi- sua mons, IL .ei we'd in
said county. or " served out az said eounty.
within twenty days. and IN all other Eases forty
days. or Jndgm,n nj by default WILL he isksn
against yoa. seeori'hs 10 the prayer Of .aid
complaint.
The rsid leiion Ia brought 10 ,biala . Judg.
ment and des fer Of said Court dls.olying the
bonds Of nistrimony nov EXISTING bet~,en you
aid plslntiff; awarding 10 laiutif the care.
custody aud control 81 the minor 'hildtsl.
James W. Wood and Plors !. Wood. i.,ue Of lilo
marriage between you and plsintin. for oost. ~
suit aLd counsel ftes; and also a decree Of 'ait
Court awarding % plaintiff the sole osLsr-bip
OF the community properly now Owned by you
aud plA Min. consisting 81 n hanlrrfeai, fhd
situate In the town of Gold IIili. county OF stu.
rey. and described % follows. 10 vii . 81 NUM-
Der Twenty lsl. In Block Sunitsr One a..
Hange ID. a. knowb and de-gusisd upon the III.
neisi plat or msp Of the iswh q 0old iIi.l. to
grther with /. dwelling s.InAtei ID. f.on And Tho
hou ehold furniture. al u The value OF one
thousand dollar 90 ibcre,boui-. for rsuss 81
seton. plaintiff alleges failure and neg est on
our part to provide plsintin and your children
with the common necr--ans- " life. All OF
which xlll more fully sppesr by rierenes 4.
plant a. complaint hsrin on ME. : eopy ~
which you are herewith served.
And yIu am her by notified that N YOU faii
IN ans~er ia, coinplsisi. The said plsint,d will
apply 90 the Court mr. the relief therein de.
msndel
Given under my hand and the zeal 81 Ire Dir
trict Court of the first Judicial District VI tho
State Of Nevada. In and for the 60 aaiy ~ sto
rry. this aot' day Of Msy. In the scar q our
Lord ole thousand eight hundred and seventy.
sir.
l.KALl ". q. THOMPSON. ciert.
Bye u. srs.oss. Deputy Geek.
lei laWam W
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. 5i,.
q. y. survsy No. so.


TT y. LAND OFFICE, At CARSON. Ne
u. yada, Juns ~, 1873. Notice 10 hereby
| given thai RMANUEL sTERN HERMAN
sCHOSRMAN snd ADAM LHiCHTRn, BY
their Attorney In TACT and ADAM
LRiCliTER Whose ro.u flee aiirr.. !. 81 the
CITY OF Virginia. Stsir OF ssysdaI. have made
spp, ieaiion for iwelys hundred linear feet. run
nin1 IN n noriherly and -outhefly direction
alons the lln- of the lode or lead. situate In the
Gold Hill Mining District, STOREY county. the
'ame being . quartz lode. and bearihg gold and
silver. aud of vi ich they are the owner, ant
IN pos-e--lon 81 the same. together with all hs
div-. spurs and angles, WITH surface g,ound
two hnrdrri feet In width. embracing Z i0l
ssre.. aud described nPou plat and field nof'r
oil hle In my ofiicc snd posted on The clsim NJ
one H.. q n. survey No. 30, : tusir about i.Gsb
feet notthwe sirrly of The old toll gate on th.
American Plat road thence running from sAid
Post No. 1: First onr-c--south % drefers
east 40 feat. 10 Po-t No. , % the Georgia Com
pays H.. Survey Ma. ~. north ~ degrees
east, distant as feet the smoke riseh 81 the
ROCK Island hosting works and the hag-taI on
Mount Davidson north iGa degrees east the
fag.iafi on The new Caledonia hoi.tirg work-
north tSh degrees esst: this month of this Viz.
ginia and Truekec iailpad tnnnel sonih - de-
Rree- 8 mlnuier east. Thence running FROM
said Poet No. !. second conrpe 81 de.
gree. east i.e0 feet. 10 Poet No. 3. whence
bears the southeast corner Of Section ~. Town.
ship ID nora. Range - east, Mount Diab'o
meridian. sonih s1k degrees east .02B feet de.
tant. Thence third conne--Nonh "a degrees
west an feet. tn Poet No. 4. Thence fourth
conrpe- North 81 degrees north i.sO feet. 10
Post No. I. the place Of beginning. containing
4 s-lo acre.. bearings expressed fom the true
meridian - magnetic variation. iBk degrees
East. Survey made TO srcord with record
81 location daily recordei In hook ", Page
2sj. " rry County Records. kepi nj the ofies of
the County Recorder Of storey county. Nevada.
IN. claim l. bounced by no inSwn claim.
ants. The nearest surveyed mineral cisim ID
the GeoHia company's mining claim. u. y.
Survey No. -. on the north.
The labor aud improvements consist of \
tunnel one hundred feet In length, exceeding
fsD In value.
Any and at person, claiming adversely any
por.iop Of said mining gronbd, - hereinbeforo
describe ere required to fie their adverse
claim with the Register 90 the United States
Ian Once ~ Carson city. In the state 81 Ne,
vsda, dnripg the -isty.dsys peiiod OF publies-
ton hereof. or they viii be haired b. ,iriue ~
the provisions of The statute.
lei6 esd A. WATT, ReglsteI.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NORTH CALHOUN GOLD AND SILVER
IN MinlDg CompAsy. .lpcs,ion 81 principsi
place Il business. ,sph nill. N.ysis. Location
OF ", rks, i4sie and carron N ming Diai.et.
0rmsby county. hsvsis. Tho s~h,ishoidsrs ii
the North Calhoun Gold and y lysf Miniba
Company are hereby 10 lied thai the annual
meeting of The Stockholders of The saii CON.
pany will he held II the otr, IL VI th. |, ompAn,.
81 Thomss tiallaRhsf's nshc-. 8oli nm. N.,as..
on "WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of July. is.s, o.
the hoar ~ o'clock y. ~. for the election ~
Trustees All the Transaction ~ sush nth. q
business - may be be- aehi bsiJre ssil meet.
hg. u. !. THURMAN. Sscretsry.
Gold Hii. Nevada. June " isiG. tIgti
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OPflcg Pirr0U MINING COMPANY.
~ san Francisco California. Jaly 6, is.g.-.
The regular animal meeting Of tie sioelhold.
rrs OF the Pietnu Mining Company ell be helt
a their once. hoom .. No. ,os cslifopia sircc,,
ssn ffansiseo. California. on SATURDAY. Juiy
~. 1919. o. u o'siost NJ. Transfer book wiz
clos. on the iIih u July ., u a'clcek n,
Jyitd y. PHILLIPS. Secrstsr,.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OrPIcI or THE EUROPA MIstNa CON.
psny. Rom No. "a usywArd's BaIIdlng.
w California street. Ran Pfsiei,so, California
A stock Disldend hes this hay been DECLARED
upon the espitst stock Of The Europa MIMI,
q if~nPany-hetns one share ~ seg,egsfei fn.
fota Mining Company ,toct 10 sseh and EVER
closed July 10th and dividend de iyenbh an
jyitd RICHARD n, MOVES. a,.,.,.
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DIVIDEND HoJlce.

OPPIcR OF THE CONSOLIDATED Vim.
" RiniA Mining companv, San Fmnei.eoL
California. June ID. is,e Al q Meeting OF M.
Board Of trustees Of the above named Csn-
pAp{, held this dav. n dividend mo. az Of Two
on IuEsDAi. the II b. transfer booh
cioeed until July 18th. "
Hsin AN HAvHSs, Secretary.
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And IN accordance with lay. and en- ofder Of
the Boani % Trustees. made on tbs 2od day Of
MAY. lsTG. ~ many shares Of eseh parcel Of
nid stock a. may be nsc<sssry will be sold
at public ~anetion. at the od4oe NJ the Company.
atTnomss 1allsgher's ofIce. Gold I'LL. Nevada.
on SATURDAY. the sh day Of August. is,6.
o. thu Lous u ! o'ctock =. NJ. 10 pay said dc.
llnansnt assessmsnt theron. togrthsr with coat
OF sdvertisibg and exper " 81 sale.
ny order OF the Hoard of Trusieea
lydi ID - D. ]. TuRMAN. seerstary,
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And In seeordanes with Jaw. and an order Of
The Board OF ptrsetorS. made on the 18th day Of
NAY. 1915, % many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock - may BE- necessary will be
sold 81 public auction. ct the once Of the
Company, tio California street, san Prsn.
cisco. Calif0rnIs. ON WEDNESDAY, the isth
day Of July. 1878. q the hour of o'clock p. n.
Of said day. 10 pay said dei.nquen, . sessment
thereon. togethsr with eosts Of sdvertising an
expenses Of the sac.
EDWARD p. STONE, Secretary.
O~fnce-<i9 California street, Room No. n.
Han Francisco. California wild
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s'
NEW aTOru.

And In accordance with law, and an order
Of the Board OF Difectorp. made on the NJ
day OF hay, l5T6. 90 many shayes Of each
parcel OF such stock % mar be neeessary
VIII be sold a. pIhlte auction. at the once Of
tho Company. No 81 California strset. hooms
nce : sntrsnes. 800 o. ifsrnIa sIret-ssn tnn.
cisco, California, on MONDAY. the 18th day OF
June, 1870. st the hour Of o'clock r. n. of
said day, 10 pay said delinquent Assessment
thereon. iacvtler with eosls df advertising and
! Il. i6GppINaroN. Secretary.
0Gee-No. aii California ,treet, Rooms ! and
Z. sscond noor. over .ktna Insurance ofaee-en.
trrncs. 30 California strvei-sAn Fnneisco.
California. jeotd
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%PosrP0NKn sAI.R.

A. . meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of ihs
south Comsiock Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany. hpld op the ~ day Of June. is,s. u va.
ssid Company, sdsers,.sd To- y soIa on ,ss
sstn dsy OF June. 1s7o. a. . ,. = st the onre
OF said Company. 81 California plrect. Rooms
and 4. second door over !Efna Insurance Of.
nee-sntrancs ~ California strest-Ssn Fran
cisso: gslifosala. 10 hereby postponed 10 the
the same hour and place.
By o der Of the Bosrt NJ Dir riorp.
jr36 ]. n. BURLINGTON, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17

CENo asc. TO O. r. RowKIL 4 90.
isiAlns lists Of iyooi >esspspsn. Ind ssiips.es
shouisG enst Of sdysrtislla. nrif
8l9 = DAY H. xr " a0E NE. WAIT
mrii TRUE 1 CO.. Augusta. Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17

Aud in accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the oath day
Of May, 1870. % many shares OF each parcel
Of ,uch stock % may be necessary will te
sold At public neiion. Of the pslesroom Of
Maurice Dore 4 Co., No. 100 Pine street. ran
.. n. OF said Gay. % pay raid Delinquent Ssess-
ment thereon. together with eosts OF advertis-
Ing and expenses 0f the sale.
wM. n MoCLihT0ck. Secretary.
Onice--Room 4 Hayward's Buildlng. No. tis
California street, Nan Francisco, California.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
..I aL1.N aINlNu CVA

-Lscstion 81 principal place Of
ba.las.-. >an frsncireo. California.
L cation of ~orss. riowery Mining District.
s,ofey county. Nevada
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowlns described stock. on account OF asse.s
m,nt mo. IA levied on the 10Th day OF u y.
1915. The several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. - fol-
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y OssUrm MININ0 COMPANY.

n Location Of principal place OF business,
Saa Francisco, California.
Location OF works. Devils Gate District,
Lyos county. Nevada.
Notice. -fherc are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing-described stock. on account VI ASSESS
ment mo. ~ levied on the ~ b day OF Nay,
1875, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. II fol.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH oYTICE. .ass BRoADwAY..
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES or PAPERS.

Adv EhiiocMENio AMI oALco OF TAHGnos
AMusEME Nrsmlsr rAcs-s.h and 9th coils
ASTnOLOGy-l2Tn PAcx-5th col.
RlLLiAkps.llrn rAcx-6.h COL
and and
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALz-aD PAGr-,.s
sSsSSss s. ss
cE Ih Ks hSb S s s5ES rss .ns S
SSS1sgHES COL
SoSSTSy r.sss col col
rsg 70 col FURNISHED AND
EUROPEAN srEaasaffs-aD f sS and s.h col.
ssSSSgSkkssiE oSsl tssI rAsse GO; col
s[ ; PAGE
sSs sodas AID APARTMENTS TO LET
k kHS p.ssss col
H5kst so:. s,A and s.A
ao6 5ass as VI r4o.-as and
Esssss aE Is. s:f:.:.e s s:.
x4sBEk MAYrKIsr risrnI fac s"- COL
sisckkL1NsSus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAer-ssA
xIsc ina AT 81, pAeread COL
NV "a fisase ss pAo.-e.A COL
fEisoSFSkls. ORGANS ORGANS.
POLITICAL.-1sr PAGE-2d col.
POST OFFICE NUTICE-lsr PAGE-2d COL
pROPOSAIS-l2rH PAGE--6th COL
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FENALES-
PnofERrY A SGT o. ST. THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RkNT-2p PAGE--lst COL
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGED PAGR-lst col.
REWARDS-1sr PAGk-lst col.
SALES AT AUCrION-l2rH PACR-5th COL
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALKS-l2rH PAcK-lst, I'd
s,gy$TioSssv sAss-sd COL
PORrlN0-DOCS. BIRDS, &C.-lsr PAGk-3d col.
SUMMER RESORTS-2D PAGx-4th col
THE TRADES-l2rH PAcE-4th COL
THE TURF-1sr PACK-3d col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2p PAcE-1st col.
IRAvELLERS' GUlDE-2D PAGE-5th and 9Th coils
UNFCRN1SHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAGE 2d col
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &C.-llru PAGE-6th col.
WINES. LIQUORS, &C.-1lTH PAGE-6th col
Yachts. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-1OrH PAGK-5th col.
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A UcrloN NoIIcE .
SALE 81 A, % XIX 1is rkitSrE hShn lSsSoSr OF
1E r hRwAH9 sAhN 70 whsr 9Th ST.
THIS DAY TfT RpySS W xGu sF sr y
years old raised u Ken.uesy and sired BY Bald Chief dam
Is high headed needs check and does pull; trot,ed
ss f and % va. r S ss
x.ys been driven on road and can Ss. ~ to M"sGn
valuable for eenemans road USE warranted round and
Elegant chestnut trotter joe Morrill,, 1877 hands and
eS e d BY nai ssd rSa s
fearless does Not Pa or Ca. Ss driven to car,
pole; is pure gated; docs NOT wear boot: cps!
rss. thoroughbred .orre Gedins is hish. years
thoroughbred ipoted stallion dam by Alexander ALda
a be shows as S,ssds o than 7, any ny sor;s living and
show gait has been handled he is very gentle
sa sea lot any gen"
The best saa 5o1d sn 9s In S9 fy @ high
always better than 2.o safe tor tho most ,imd to
without tying he is warranted sound kind and true
IN i 'i Exr R iror PARK pnAEroS. TOP PONY
filf Hor SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON, FULL SPRING
TOR wAGoN.. SINGLE AND pOcBLE HARNESS.
niGmasr BIDDER wirnoUT LIMIT OR REssiRicH.
A FOR SALE. THE BLAUK MAKE MAY QUEEN,
n. l51s hands year. old warranted sound and Kind;
sired sdyks Handle tonian Of
been trained track Is Of tue finest the
country pull top better than 30: also
side bar shifting Wagon rubber mounted Iar
in splendid order Tic rbovo be sol
Obliged 20 leave the city for nie Ante time
old together cheap 1873 West 3lst 81 Also
full spring Wagon and Phaeson at stable
A MUST BIZ SOLD TO MAKE ROOM. ONE NEW
n. warranted top grocery Wagon one express Wagon.
Road WAGON two top Pony Pnaesons one single
trotting WAgon ore jaeger Wagon Cart lmHoe
by Bradley ay) single and double Harness. will sell
cheap UNION AUCTION HOUSE. No. 10 East 18th st..
near broadway.
A -FIvE WORKING AND BUSINESS HORSES
n. cheap Apply In OF 1915 and 37s Bowery, opposite
9th ST.
THREE HORSES; YOUNG AND SOUND: s45,
"A. $40. &sj; Truck. Express Wagon las Madison a..
stable.
a 1--WE HORSES SUITABLE FOR FARMING
"A. grocer business; price $a5 So $40 sud 80
2Ul Grand ST. near Not
A GREAT CHANCE TO buy CHEAP.-ATTEND
n great auction sale OF Wilixm II. Breevorts elegant
Horses Carriages this morning at II o'clock sharp at
stable, 1i5 East I'D st.
SEVEN HORSES MUST BE SOLD TO SATISFY
N. Judgment. 81 Great Jones ST.
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
INLAGs wASTED-ANy PARTY HAVING LOT or
FlA1s salc cheap find omcr by sddressn
L., box I0J Herald Uptown Ergnch Office.
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EUfSUf.k,

7 OXGs HOTEL. NEW BOND sr AND Cl.frroRD
IL s-This well known able hotel for families and
gentlemen the only ia this La. nov
commodious and uxurousiy appointed noking and
reading rooin wi largo hay window mot
cheerful this important aud nabie thorourh
your visit Is solicited should you not
choice a hotel IN the West End Of London Under
the MANAGEMENT OF w. T. and Mrs. Chambers.
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