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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-07
Tie Hard Times.
Hare ire Come 10 TIE End Of N,
Story.

The Boston Jo,ynul of Commerce
I thinks we have reached the bottom
rock OF business depression. and says
six or seven very cogent reasons can
. be given for his hopeful belief,
which may be condensed TINS:
/ First-The California mines in
1876 will produce clO1,o00,0OJ, and
Iin 1877 fifty millions more.
/ S.c1ul--rhc excess Of orr OK
ipoits ovcr onr imports in the fscnl
'vcqr of 1875 was SJ7,0b9,U0O
This vii! be increased in that which
ends in June, iG, probably to $40, y
'uOlOIn.
Third-Thc Centennial will bring
10 us seven mill.ona Of people, whoae
average cyponses will not bo less
,hrn ton dollars, making 10000
1000. 4 Philadelphia calculator os-
'jnntos tho visitors at luuirel
millions u People.
lourth-We are nearly ont Of
debt. which is the co.nor stone oi
our improyement,and wp Gre to build
'pr this solid rock. Tho amount Of
debts lquidntod can not well be cs-
tiratci.
ll,h-O general economy.
which has been taught the lns. three
years. during which time our uer-
chnuts have hAen .oreiy tried.
| Sixth-The overwhelming crops
Il our country will make us all rich
\ yeat's failure Of crops in Fnrope,
with orr own immense capital com.
paratiyely unemployed, won'i pro-
duce \ demand such as we have new
or seen. There il no limit to
our crop production, nor that Of our
gold, silver and copper.
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DARING RoaDYRY Tho Niarcers
burg JoHr00l OF la-t week says ;
"On Monday morning most daring
robbery was p"rpc,rnrsl in our
midst, the victim being NIr Israel
IloAr, u market mRn residing in
Nrchani"-burg. Mr. Flohr arose
about half past four o'clock on Mon
day morning, and after fixing the tirc
in the kitchen. started for the stable
ID feed and gear his horse, TO bc
ready Immediately after breakfast 10
e'ort for the country, rs is his wont.
for the purpose Of buying marketing
Tie opened the stable. went inside.
aud was just in the act of lifting from
the granpry measure OF oats for his
horse when no received u violent
blow back Of his head, knocked him
down and stunning him for III in
stant. Immediately n powerfully
built man jumped on his breast,
caught him tightly by the throat,
and commenced searching him for
his pocket-book aud valuables Mr.
Flohr is n very muscular man and
as soon as he regainsd his sansss a
struggle commenced between him
and the robbor. who would likely
hava hal to succumb to Mr.. Fl1Lr's
grip, bat q second party appnar,d or
the sccuo and hit the slr~..dy ini iurrl
man another violent blow On the
heal, and all became y blank to tho
yictim. After returning 90 his srn
so- the second time tho robbers had
hod with his pocket-book containing
forty-seyen dollars in money aul
somo valuable papers. Mr. T!ohr
managed TO got back ipso ths house
and arouse his family, who ssat for
Il doctor eul had his asyere injuries
attended to.
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ksy-A terrible wind storm in Kcrr

county, Cal. two weeks since, de-
stroyed some thirty five thousand
sheep II seemed "A storm OF gravel
sand and stones, tho latter driven
with force enough to beat the ami
mails to death.
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4 BILL has been introduced in the
ttaw Jersey Legislature TO compel
RAILROAD companies 10 pay burial cx-
pe,a,t Of persons killed on railroads
Except ia cases where death results
through tho fault Of tho persons kill
el. II this bill becomes law the
companies win bo al the greatest
charge for tLo brahomcn they kill by
the murioslUa sys,o4 IN vogue Of
coupling ana uucoug.iug cars. There
are devices by which cars can be
coupled without risk b human life
the great difficulty in the way Of
their adoption 30 understood to be
tho impOsH.1!.ity Of securing Joint
action Of connecting railroads IN re-
modeling their cars 80 that the cars
Of one road may DO available for use
upon all others over which It's roll
ing stock may DO drawn. With the
present drawheld and link arrange.
mont, brakemen are crushed to death
in the attempt to couple cars almost
every day in tho year. and the thing
is SO common that it seems TO DO ac-
quieaced in rs a necessity of the sys-
tenn Of railroad management. If this
matter does not soon receive the at
tention Of railroad companies, it
should be tue subject Of action in
the various state legislatures Means
certainly can DO found to interrupt
such q needless triiing with human
lifa
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-07

ISyAmong tho bills before Com
gress is one for the relief of the Wild
Ow OF ex-Presidept James X. Polk,
Tor the property destroyed by tho
United States army. The claim is
foe 81. 400.
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perfect system sli rules Of sclfmensurcmen
away ~, s.I5erf,ctly az III thav yvorc icra ia
persoh,V'> " avg "''' A''' Al
Y al synnosc xou tavo a, lcas, hair t...u
iiffc,cnt a, rt,ycntap; W 'V'-'' ""' uofen
A. Nv disr,iri No ba~c ,no,c ,,,- s....,
each chatsei with ia oW,, liDircs. 1i, n,I -.
thoroughly orrnnired cs,sarv viosi, - ~, -
In The ersst "a I,eej - ""SNi VIM
v. "Nill Won ysrnc n loycn or a. n, ,bo,, e,
A. "wiih' pleasure. Tho custom pebss..
rrSdy.maic. IyS rirnish,ng nc,a,,,,'sr, ,sro ~
Win It's A,nrSso stocK OF ali ui,ietwe,r
,naiing our own l,stcn.s ,hiyi. hn nhhnonihes 1ll,
ming Dcparttncr, itselfoshir 1s tnsnYa ,..,,.
lar store. Tie Ckrncnt st1ct R"ayy, T1iNa
Receiving Room. Tic order nepaIt,u1st
,o,,,ed L,'s,-o ~, III 80 ~
ncnt Ibc beiiycry n.nSrms,,, ,ii,It ii'It'Is, ~,
Ieofe of messengers The" "''' ~
v "IIold, hold tir. enough r.
Dcparnent with IL biIIsnd ,rn diS,insaoas dniytisps
editingend publi,hirr%b %busines. ana no-',i,.
journa cfiuIasspg p<f, %. 600 copies mpopSthiy
Gcrartu,ent, wltffts many rooms. lho ~;
nciartmenI Tho Youths pcpari-,ant Z, 70
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-07

THE Republican conventions Of the
different States are meeting and IN
structing their Delegates on the Pres.
idency, but We s,e n1 Indication of
the strong feeling ia favor Of third
term for Gen. Grant, which the me-
tropoliton journals Insisted he would
find when tho proper time arrived.
The conventions all express couii-
dence i'll the administration OF Con.
Grant, but when it comes t. nomi,
mating n candidate for the approacG-
ing campaign There is not u solitary
voice in favor Of the President The
great dailios Of the city rarely reflect
the popular will rs truly rs lhc rural
press. The tAiyl term spook was
unduly materid!lod. traat}as He.
1OSifyyU
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-07
4 MATTER OF POPULAR INTEREST,

ve conden.c/r-o-n ,bc rett,, p.-,y.- po
tubelance OF a /nyersa,iona abou. 0st ian 'Io In
yanamolc, 4, nr,,' NJ i',I, l
ClothinSS(isc In America" A visitor md
Iis'or. -" Wbat epyner r. Tho p,,,,,r,. ,.,,.,
/ir1i1ri "South. Fact corner 80 ~ * X a,i
nqrlct picoee note tho giNrif - s,a
Iv N si.,,,t,,, ,ss.,, num- i'"'V Oeeh lhlhLei
VT is Ictieeily colossal Do you know
Us uinne5n.i2nsI n ,5 ..6 ,,. ,.,,
fs1 obi ~ et,,nn'V, se.-enn .,eno1 o1 mhtSet, eli
hcs acss ssooS and ' cover, %s9 psSs sS SnSe SnSs
nos PII PtIoIdesS ~ SI/eAah twenty d4leEenI buS1-
a t1 SUn ,,, use ,'-l',. s,ean, .nowerY'
fribo Srsjsbt 81 ',Ji,'s ,s5.S 'n5..'S FURNISHES power
i1iiers stct,n e., anu tho
tons OF ibe hone oiiu uie V'le' ole'S'
nhn,. nne. or, Ori,r ~, 20 you tnEe with rood7Y
tt" L,,a,' -, ~ 80, ~ ,1/Su unu tfIAugt IN
,bcrcc ~, ,i 1,.iiS, 49, N eouiIWrs hhI Wktn
80 ,yo,,, cn ", ~, IsIeNa,or W lLe iiSpcc'
\ SI / Iins,ReSs.nsgls I?si l5st gperstiop''
,nHs,,,,,'19 ~ o. s'; measuring; INC goods arc frst
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Caution.
CAUTION.

NOTICE is hersby given that the
! following articles have been purchased By
the undsrsisned, At OJnstable's sale sad left Ia
the possession Of u >. siIoup. during bis pleas
meddie With the name, viz: Entire se. OF Shoe
ma ksrs tools, Shot Gun, lot OF Rye, WOOD boz,
Neat stand with Beef, Bedstssd aad Bedding,
can Of Lard, CLOCK, Lever watch, sausage Cat-
ter, he., Iron kettle, Pigs. Shovel, fort, 40,
Lot Of Cora Fodder, Hsy eshe, Buggy, Coal
Stove sea pipe, Saddle, q Set horse ossp, Cock
Stove End pipe, Q hArreis yinsgsr, l Robe. DOR.
Ser Cupboard, Doss Bed Stead, Chsst, LII OF
Chichens, Lot Of Second 6rsp, Mare, Ws-cp,
ttov, Reaper. JOHN HILBERT.
jan. ~, 1870.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-07

reTTho commission in lunacy, at
Philadelphia, in DIR. Helmbolds case
decide that ho is insane.
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DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE. :

Jacob \. Hstshsn nbasA assd, iAA Of CAApnSn
Tp. bnydss 90. Pa hsvips bees srAntsd y the
unasrslgnsd al psSsoas knowing thsussslvs In.
mediate psysnens, While those having claims
ytl pss:sas Nss eS,y Sq,nsssss; ~ e s,s9 rs -:
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-07

fGs-A Pittsburg man has sued
dentist for ~, 800 for pulling out tho
wrong tooth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-06
n4ccrNCERN AHRITED.

rpON uAVRF m steamship 1t0crgvs jug ~ - "
~ could Mrs. Ogcr an, Nj llscINds
- ~ ec George A. Weaver, Mis- Nr'NIi' az. ~
80 Mrs kficRaud Marquis de ChamoTuN MISS ~nIa5
@ ,is. Inburr Sir de CoTceeS, MI totu,' " ~, H.,
IL WicoIas and children. MI AID MIS- Bt'a Com " -
t,nt Mr. l. NJ Invre Smith, Mr anu Nrs II PM
Tr.,a Miss Lizzie FeTCra, Mrs: Iu'a VIC ~ - o.
Va, IeSsrs para Vale PuTa vale, -THcs! Ssoiv, NJ
49, F,ifz Kausa Mr. and Mrs JoLiTet NJ ~
TsWi peasJry, Leon RENE Nj NV 4, a. stir Mr.
psrlu Fou.en Jules Malta LOUIS IaiI TS,iiau,
T,ia,n Nrs Faustne Bcun0I, lemuel taNe'' ~ &c
N ara George Bloch Joseph Rcbl.L rem I,I.-I.t
60, ~ GiVorirf Mr. Schulze, MI Sni'l, l.. iTHv' NJ
tIHNITUA-Il std,rSHtP t"'.'"'. 49,,
CO. 80, Miss lawrence Ii. l. Cox doHh q f'liN", ~
60 fairru NSs r. Robinson, C'as H. i'o"sI' - -
o,r,is n / OUegDTilCc. o. ]. Middleton MIS- ~ r.
80 -iM Mr.. q Bowie AMI cfi'd Miss a. j. itou' ~
nrC Tio9son Miss Fannie Ito !son, Mrs J. G. NJ,
Ne smith : salts Iugham, D. X. SoitENyi ~, -
rs Sf-s Rc,,ie Yates J G. Yates AIs. at = is
he' Ms sfss NJ Washucou Miss J. J. outgTh.ii&r
~ van Sir Richardson and MIS- Richardson a.,i,
o. tIeD Ms. T. J. Gilbert Miss teldGe' apt N e'
NJ NnIrav children and servant Cart I"Is
go t'r I,ev MI wilson Mss :. A. Young Mls ~. -
X-iiriDs.n Miss r. u. Wellington. Miss L%haSN' M,
C,peillv Miss BESSIE MeineS, T. Pay tti h TOW 'i ~
dafs,ul A. Auksou, john J. LuGJUs NJ LOUIS. r,, "
ETONI az A~GOW- IN sic. rSt2D Bst'itf july W
N,ocb Mrs Neymann, Misses lee a9I Ct, - ma III
SJostr Edaar Ncylauu Wa. X. Holmes MIS- " Aul! ~"
CaEr6sl P,rcs wills AMI wife John I LAMB l',i Nm
So -lnm Miss Agnes M'Cdlium AicNtiltt "a ~
s II , Lett wifi and infant, Mis- Maggie = haiiLt
Nssls Annie and Alice Dunn K. q. FilPt Johh
Mrs 81 Yulc Master John Nue, Charlie. storey = ~ "
Ke6rick Miss Mary Cameron O. H. son VIC ' R 80 80.
N,-tr co h. Zee Mrs Mary j. Na'Ltay, DoHa.n icitI
Tb,r14S orr Edward HpEJ \ \. tsLei anu VIM NIB
tra-5,igsut. C. b. liraudgest f. j. Wait.
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p4SSFNGFPS SAILED.

rOp Try-VRPOO!-Ia steamship AbVsyi'i7, july 5.-Mr.
f rrrc An Mr. $ a. Ate Miss Alden, Miss Mary Aim
Dr. aud Mrs T. b. Amy The Rev Use nas, o " j
Borine,r " A. Rowlu,, II. c. Bradley, H. W TT o1l'
ERE Sil96 n" Xat,1dI6 5iafi Mr. ard Mrs Gene.
tae Key. ii. f Cift Green n r. Graen Ioid iiclari
Grosytuoi the Rev. F. Gueiry Max Haas o., me
T Her; ce seTt c na HP J. ii,Ts%s IL haTEss
+ W. calender Mr.. ana Mrs FrIncl, Oga c'Ia an3 9 i
Cris Crookan Mrs Margaret Cprian, John delaney and
S S,, Sd and Ts Mann HUN Wao- John y Cord
J. G. McWi'lisus Mt Medina Stare, D. liei3, az
Hon ;li John A. jenkins Miss Kelly, Miss Eclr Thomas
sisi5r Nara LOUIS, L c. MacNinu9a. " C. N I'm
NJ hi smith T. A.. sld wiie Mt Ms: storms
u b. Mitchell Miss Moi.t JoScpl A. Moore aHa 1rgid G.
r. and Yrs page Mrs Tiora, PERRIN. ami clirgn,
AceT = rESli j 4 Mr. tn im gS" ur6 caaile
Lieut. s.sranod and wife C. =. Tayi,r r. T. ~ r!Iay' Nr
aEt MS , lEG aS pq li T. ccy A5lo yenzIcla
COL Verclcr J. NJ Weary. T. VoishL James H. Walker !
H. Hsrt Hl ecs YonDF ar anu Mrs TgiaTI 'rc Nj
4 N PTe ys SAP ME- aAa E r srq hc Sl Hard
s Nj. es H2zart Nr Williams, Nj. Hni,i fa" """4''
on IA a M Mis- Nav Mahc. Nj and Nrs
mia, Av9lri and Family Nj and Mr. n s. EscoDcdo 5ir
iud NM LraestO Guil MI and MIS- Alfredo v e"1 ~;
MI = Ts,ri and daughter Miss Mani &. Mrsis vi aud
Hernandez Mss lar lielayaz Mss NJ l. ,,l.SI III
Csibelo Mis- r Carrera, Mrs Juana PaScral Miss E''
NOES HS los 49, md am NJ and M. IigIist!n otrsus-
Ney.su Master Gouzao Herrera Eaia r. de JuuquiTa T.
otezo MIS- Kate Riorden J. u, Qgil T. "rg1t j. Wood
y %iam s g. hcGt"'oI T. N w.hse' q sft
Lopez. A. GucSAla N Da4le, jose /. C'Siio.
Bercfis, f. Richards Dr. jose p. Tsge' B. r. Alm,aa.
Ahoeea Dr j. Mas a Dc So4r T. Csl'sl-' > VA Ia a. a
TTltia G dc ya UTtie p soHq A. fmape5s T.. r.
IL u Is -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-06
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

w,surSGToN. July 5.-Commander Arthur hSatS
A., "t,ched from the receiving snip Sabine at
New Ham Shire placed waiting Ge Ps,aas ADdre
N',rna~dar y NJ Cock, Lieut. cnauts W W tud'. II
6Unap Edward WO0ima1 ard T. H. DeSiOi prs,1s are do
1es,f1Tr PASSED. Assistant surgeon u. = rS.rs lion
tsehed froa the sabine aud placed on Rome having
tenant Herbert WINSTON has Nav and has
Z n Waiting orders Lieutenant J"nn N fiei l Of at
Pa,' W. - 49," comIuaud Of the receiving siup ltr ~
IN and placcd waiting orders ~ GIisi ami
Cooner and James W. Baxter are Ge'aCho" 4ioHi "
pa3 vy Densrnlen; advised Of the arrival o. u I,s
The N''l Erncsco JuIy g. from the sandwich lslnt
TIC Juniafa was at Bermuda June, ~ -.t,Nrt ''i
So, poitland Maine, this mSrning ior Eas'p"l"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-06

HAVANA July 4-Arrved, steamships Columbus Reed from
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORT ROYAL. c. July 5.Arrved, schr san Jnan from
New.HOrk.
BALTIMORE. July CARVED steamship Johns Hop, ,
Usirit from Ros;op. bars Annita Gb bald, Epzzct Hou
Belfast. Antoine g. ra5reta, Amsterdam Cleared
barks j. Whiting Groves tor Cmk Of falmouth Mi""
Gundersen fOT Stotua.
SPOKEN. -.
July of Cnucoeague, Ship Berthe Bigelow 'or' feiku
son, from Yarmouth, II. 5. Tor ia tn1re -. .,ua A
Jul. ! % niles = r. Of Cape henlopeh, odiA ANN" "
Rich tBr.I Murray, iron, New.NoTs for "a! inio!e.
IF0r latest SRiF AcicS see RIM FugeI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-06

o.Irrrrr KNowIFDGE-."-Farm LabOrer
~ -. ,ai5scapc artist as ledger and can't make
bessar out Well Tommy what be Se 40 be
nv in, he middle o. The field opens book wlthot
.ny leaves and Then looks about and tries TO Wte III IT,
An / dunno what the language Ii! Hohuoi FUN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-06
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEw-YORK CITY.

Pftst vs. 90 MOI pei'"'''' 80 $50 900
Pitt - IT. u oi pgar'ey -'A'o hm! Is 800
ana nnsoaa 10 ~ ana r of Hhoyc oix100 James
5@th-sI' II :, -. t,ovis " ......... cminal
Ave r. w. :; 90, 80 iiirsoi - Nominal
53d,st r. OF iuh t zSNlVo' '"'S IL 500
15ISst odd WaruD; Michael Murphy and wife TO ,oo
Timothy sullivan. o'o
l2sdst :. - ~ W o. Sanave $500
an VIZ s 100 iiw Of istavc 25xGs a. psTt also,
Sst 8 $oj IT No, oi ,t ANe Wv 42c9
OF Il " OF slave, lboNlu"li o'h"el oon
sOhschild AMI VIII, 10 4. Kahn -. o''''
26S 10 " OF SHAVE, 2&NJ|'i MiEaIct oo,
Alletta \. kCkt TiIill. Ai''''
IVt,n,S', = a"G g, " IN " Nominal
Manu. I, g. IAN and VIE % "a Ha r. $500
,iths S ioGi 1 S"''e' '~Ni'o o.'~ 200
o4th,S, S,' ; a. YAM o - swings Il - 10 900
fo0icaII j. y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register
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Drcoklnu Nta! estate for Sale.

Z OW-PRICED LOTS for Sale or lcasc.-For
( N.uufa,nri,s FcIul,Ir. ieHugTi,S Chemical Works,
uIp,r Yard, iuIl .afJ,I &C. B"cS7 ut Lots WIN
waterfront also blocks suitable Tor uWcnt' on
NrwtoWu Greek, last River. adjoining New n~ Al
BROOKLYN terms easy, all Oh .OI.rgsr with b1Ct.S nam
salts ato1iy improved. Apply u 8 b. CllEfFLIdN 10
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REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK, Wednesday. July 5. 1875
The following legal auctions were made at
the Exchange salesroom to-day;
MI L. wits
4 story and basement hrcs house anh ot Oh nas.
I9Ihsh 1854 IT " Of Sdav, lot ~ 1907
II BIZ S0u & Meyers
, .,,, aud hosem.ut ItonefTOnt house, with lot, nj
Of West lS'rst ga II Oh ~. 5000
siril"f hou., with lot OF same street, 2i6 II OF .o
of gXg9.li SAINT buyer. o,o'o
BIZ T.. ". Wood.
I nd base brick house ana lot OF f%t
9Othst, 100 # Of Avenue A. io' .o.o'' 5000
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

Baruch Henry and wife, Jos Guttenherg W save o
END H. Ernst 10 Lewis FRIEDMAN, 55dst e OF lOth q ,o
ave. allucnt. -. ''''
Fuller SS AVE- aga y yg 70 'onn 'as'' 5000
CAVITY Eg9e , y, 70 A yr ,s' = 1900
Harm. P.lI.,I @H' $.sa 20 . 1000
NeSaly' jo,n ana T., 10 rD5'r ,'"! .. 1850
le;r II samuel 10 5oid n"G S'Il'SN! 5000
Stcphcl sou Annc to William Lugcl ID No &i'i ooo
GIgisi eg Daniel and wife, 10 Caroline LppIndnn' PA,
I,. pf Cd o''"'
Gillcs. Ca'siSE 10 e'er '''s' %, 1000
LG u, DENIS 10 A%r"',"'i ioy 10000
ATm2tn JG u, 49, 10 ,''T-y 1925
ra asS - 'gE9 to to-. iI Is1s $. o. 10000
rmt9 J9;e2i3 e, D. ana 81 S7t Gar 5000
Aeiner JACOB apa T,r, u - ~ ~ , I'm, 1900
LOii02LJ =. 1.HA'h w. ''V"N i''t'>'.''
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MrNIArrRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises . 43J san 1888 Moon Tises... 2: OI
HIGH wATiE THIS UaT-A.M
Sandy Hook TOP Cows Island Su2 Hell c. Ferry Sjl
wAuE THls pAT-P "
Sandy Hook 7:l5 Cows Island S:2j Hell G. Ferry 1Uli
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Countrr Rea! G5!atc for Sale.

pNNi!u A't"A C"'"At - ~"'E'
1 DELIGHTFUL HOME % miles in jersey,
y eaht ROOM attic and cellar house havw window WAGER
and heater barn iiui' % i.ud. depot Is
mile $500 + R1oEudrr, ~ -rayer IS l4ncrty.st
An EXCELLENT FARM p miles from city
"a on LONG I~LAND-'nc hundred aHi hIili I'VE f'.f-
ErLANb 4 UHirNo, ncclman st.
4 NICE LITTLE FARM Of acres, with
y good plain b1ilsiuls fruit shade. excellent water IcaT
depot 10 NILE. +ca g-rE t'Hfu r. H. oNir' recent!
STANLEY IaEGUsnE, lGl broadway.
g|OR SALE.-A good FARM in Datchcss
Positively no agents. Address G. j.. WOOD rcstoaoe Box
80.
FOR SALE CHEAP or EXCHANGE for MkR-,
3 CUAND'-is-A valuable. GIu'.n'''.i !A!tM ~
l-n with bindings De- sauS Center. hn- ACdicsr
JAMES J.. SCOTT, Tribune Once.
EOR SALE.--Fu,t-class boarding house, cen
ta'y o.atci 81 tc city If !asti'r ,'nn IN mglgin
m health. AdIrtss r. o. BOX 81, Hartford, conn.
yVOR SALE.-A tine BUILDING PLOT, 60
by 80 o. 60 by feet. c,taly located aud dry soil
coy eneHt three co,pls, ln HI SLING J. / - trans
ear wly: price FOR cash can owner, NO ,yrl ST.
\ T. o. sFlle.s r. c. Il5 Tt1pJuc Office, y. Flush.
ug combines country advantages with the city cOh''eAees
- ras, servers. "airr. %.
ntnN MONTHLY INSTAILMENTS with
- tOO out interest FOR 20 MONTH snd $500 'a1
interest UNPAID Iuc' money ther aiti r Du '',l
comfortable COTTAGE 40 SIS WIN gl1'l' D'
nearly one are laid lawn, shade hut vines,
Tgtf situated pu best u" % steam rama AZ hi
Iibertys, and boz JroeiE AMI ci'eibc mch AZ
vi, tsiued and healthy: Grys and pay o'Hts veIent;
yearly hOusos have J. room. water
On 40 floors gas jaih. &C. stable pAstneeioi
crcss OWNER p a. i,ox - Elizabeth the premises,
near West III labetA sisuoh. J. Central H. H.
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~ATFSDARS-THIs DAY.
srpEENE COURT-CHAABsks-Nh 7'"' ~.
q nichols act Moler az az. 5T aH srt Bronson
gu sinev AIT BuldcuHick Iniiocs sgf The Rut0n
AZ Bart.ett agt. DenisOh. ia'''i i,rng 90.
90 Farlty agt. DrS en- o." 15O Oebermau agt Tue
as brewster agL Coie: A'V-' per<shirs WOOen
~ cole agt kissans &c. 20
sS Deolge StCOnner,&c ,-o pnnIps AIT Platt
Us me Jackson w. Mis ~ nnnev art Green q
90 sct kirkland. H. caseG
ZIG The Cambridge NaI.ey 1sa schwartz agt. Plims
Nat. Bank aSI NAV iSS crane agt. Rindge.
fheNA rode 1911 Foster agt. ELis.
l2S SchultZe agt I'Oue-
wald. - ,r,oLcL rob
GENERAL SESSIONS GHDEEsLREvE ,S fdSnH. assault and
peib mia Scheze grand larceny Fahh Init II ,SSotiv
ysmes Schuchard, bigamS George Maoii ,Iss b,te co
LSai y p IN Iobp Evans Thomas huret, bureaS mary
= us0an' AnE Meaia LOUIS Bowl giAnu lAO'A''
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-ArEYDARs-THs DAY.

,-,-.,r Gee opinion stuyvesant ast. Brownns-'uds'
fof p, ,a pn, ijaiutQ See opinion
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Bcaro Gno Rooms.
Country Board.

COunCfV DOtTI
r TTCHFIELD COUNTY-BOard with private
i family; qaet home. p. :. CURTIS bethlehem Conn.
DURE AIR, ample shady grounds. The place
i for children. W.KINGsBuRY, south Wilton, Conn
DLAlNFIELD, n. J.--One family can be ac.
connd e With hrstclass BOARD to me eAGimSion OF
station at ,ocl Address Nm J., Posonce, PainheihSJ
SUMWlR BOARD-Good view of the Fran
h& so1 c%I an Bet H ia SsS pei N9'
GUNNER BOARDING, first class, with
= 20 is.s ont on lhS " G r AMI H deanty ran
GUNNER REST on BERKSHIRE HILLS
- Sec"y qasscd location healthy excellent table;
laIe, roocs ..r nolerae eoor reference Address Mira
GUNNER BOARDING at NORTHP0RT,
Point Or Elst Sew yorE atom am accommodation lrsi
Egrs particulars to y: a. BAEDwELL at the Mercan
GUNNER BOARD at COXSACKIE on the
sGoi Sas ' d F 9asc i' SsSai location Hc
ialy lad and -Gaisi., Adiress DAVID WHINE.
CoSsac<ic, Greene County. ~ Y
GUNNER BOARDS. WELLS, Beckett Cen
y Eershirc County Mass the mountains has again
FaTn hcn.c for IKE comfort Of partc- 5nd families Private
shade G;ine, &c. saOns Adults SC and 81 children 50;
GUNNER BOARD in HIGHLAND HOMES
- 1000 people the line Of The Newersey aud Me-
=" Gsnaa" in ho.cs Information free Of charge
Cal odar,5s j. CiArrERrgN special Arcnt Of the
pany Office 4 Bf,1dTSy Sew.Ycrk Up stairs.
fyHE large HOUSE on the hill, ut Piermont
bern painted and put complete order large airy
sceur. good table ccou sntng water within
hour of te city, Two minutes from station Address Box
No III. IicrHout PostOihcc.
rEHATCHER'' FRUIT FARN-Tw0 minutes
walk Darby station and 1--WE miles from philadelphia
on md g. n. H. popular with CuHenHiii visitors;
hourly train, &" city AID TO Exposition moro accrssi" 10
''crtsuf from horse plenty OF fresh
picked fut weekly board SO Address Il. THATCHER
Son. DARBY, Penn.
- 4 70 IS PER WEEK.-Comtry BOARD;
- I comma iiOl. house and grounds. ABEL " hiI
LpCh South Wilton, Conn.
lc PER WEEK.-COuntry board among the
I'D Cat-klls Lafmlc from Post Oficr and tecgr p
pleasant location drives free. Address RI LIN
MOSS DJrlaii Greene County. y Y. lof'rrhc's: IN "
--r,srr, So tuiourace. Nrw York city; George Young
..> Madison New York City.
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Gclp iuanteh

yNANTED--An active young man, l'r0tesI;lht
w ur,feI red. as COACHMAN and PLAIN GARDENl-is
ard to make himself useful nus! have good references Az
Div AZ oucs nc DEDELL ., $40 4thaNe