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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05

The Fourth. Our people made
no preparation for the observance of
the National Holiday, hence degree
of quiet was enjoyed in striking con-
trast to the rattlety-bang, senseless
confusion of the average, Fourth, -
Old ''Sol' with the wisdom of a bright
son did his prettiest in pouring invisi-
bic liquid lightning that would have
shamed furnace for heat, upon the
heads Of the patriotic who ventured to
''celebrate. We saw only one, fight,
and that was sort Of Bunker Hill
with the Marshal twenty miles away =
We presume, at least he was not
char"
A coach full Of the good people of
Tomah came up on the morning train,
and were kindly cared for on the
grounds adjacent to the Centralia
school building, where preparations
were made for their comfort.
BountifuI tables were spread, swings
hung, and the school building opened
for their comfort. An address of wei
come was delivered by J. w. Cochran,
after which feasting and dancing was
enjoyed as the spirit moved. Mr. H. W.
Lord is entitled to thanks for his zeal
and untiring labor in making prepara-
tions for the comfort of the guests,
whose visit would have been more
pleasant had an earlier notice been
given Of their coming.
At the basement of the Cong.
Church the ladies prepared bountiful
dinner with all the et-ceteras, where a
goodly number were fed at a half a.
dollar per couple. Dancing in Cen
tralia, and at Music Hall closed the
day. On the whole, the "Fourth"
was a success. though none we're Kill
led. and SO far as we can learn, no
buildiags were burned. Once in a
hundred years. it Is we'll to "break
things and make a, big noise with a
little powder. We thank those ON
Dependence boys that they didn't
make the Fourth of: July come in Oc-
tobcr.
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S Z e A n G. E :! ?

Arc You Insured
The following Companies represent the back
bone Of the lnsuranceinterests. Read!
H1Ina Of Hartford,
Cash Assets 5000 ooO. co
Home of New York.
Total Assets 5,627 AS. 90
Hartford of Hartford.
Cash Assets $500 ,OCO.0
Phoenix of Hartford
Cash Assets $50, 3s2. SO
Northwestern Naf'I. Mil
Cash Assets s95 ,4s1 "a
St. Paul of minnesota,
Cash Assets SOS, lac 80
st. Joseph Of Missouri,
Cash Assets 800, 2S3. 3S
Total, SIS, a49 $50 80
D. .. WXTTER, ACT,
Grand Rapids, Wis
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05

The New York Herald calls it
the Grand JeWnian Hotel at Saratoga.
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TO uIEZ eOi3ets,

And offers the Best Routbs, on Quick Time,
with more Comforts. better Accommodations and
Greater security than any other Line. Passing
through the Richest and Most Beautiful por-
uonS Of the great Empire
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Texas & Kansas Emigrant Agent, Scdalia, Mo
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LOCAL MATTERS.

~. e EEEzhLE0, Editor.
Grand Rapids, Thursday, July 5.
CITY AND COUNTY.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05

1t was resolved that when the tax
levied for school purposes shall be
collected and paid over to the Treas
urer of this District, Schools shall
be at once closed if the amount thus
paid over to the Treasurer be not
sufficient to- carry them on for, a
longer term.
Messrs. ]. D. Witter, G. F. Wit
ter, H. B. PhilIeo and T. w. Chit
tenden voting in favor thereof, and
j. N. Brundage in opposition there
to.
1t was resolved that the above
proceedings of the Board be publish
ed in both of the city papers.
The board adjourned until Satur-
day June 80, 1877, at y P. NJ.
THos. w. CHITTENDEN,
Clerk and Supt.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05

val day exceedingly.
Mr.. R#ndaIIs Lecture. 1t was a
very slim audience that assembled at
fHittcr's Hall last Monday evening to
listen to the lecture on South America
by Mr.. Randall. Had Punch and Ju-
dy given an entertainment, the hall
would have been too full for The audi
cnce.
The speaker read from manuscript
which detracted somewhat from the
interest of the lecture which was full
of valuable information, and replcte
with anecdote Mr.. Randall was U.
S. Consul at Valparaiso, Chilli, consc-
quently he spoke from. an experience
Of years. The lecture was we'll re
coivcd by all who heard it; but the
hall ought to have been full.
That River Trip. The Schultz
and Wood families comprising 1.-TWO
pair J" that is Frank and Kitty and
Otto. and Ella who went a-foating
down the Wisconsin, last week, leaving
the little ones at home, returned last
Saturday via Valley Road. The par
~ report a most agreeable trip. They
passed the Dells. where they tarried to
look into the mysteries OF a region Of
rock and wood that ere long will be-
come, as it ought, the finest watering
place" in Wisconsin Arriving at
kllbourn, the party embarked for
home after selling their sIit 10 get the
sohereodAaH to appease the memorable
conductors. All join in saying there
is no trip SO delightful as a float in
June ''down the river" The party
came near meeting with mishap while
at the Dells, which if Otto hadn'
lodged just little, would have neces-
STATED the presence of an undertaken.
Frank saw rabbit, and told Otto in
Dutch that wild buffalo was upon
them with his trunk in an altitude of
defiance and his wings spread, whore
upon Otto ran for the boat and grab
bed the family shooting-iron by the
'tother end, giving it jerk like unto
that pious father gives his boy who
cant tell who commanded the Israelites
when they crossed the Euphrates, =
Bang went the howltzcr, and Otto
thought either Barnum's circus or a
lightning rod peddler was trying to
show under his right ear, till the
"mists cleared away" when he called
Frank to stick cooking fork iuto him
to ascertain whether or no he was
candidate for Frank Cemetery. Frank
pronounced him all intact, and the par
ty postponed further funeral ceremon-
les
We took Otto across our knee last
Saturday and spanked him for his
oarelessness till he boo-hooed like a.
baby, and acknowledged that he Otto
have known better. We're awful glad
Ella hasn't been called to wear weeds.
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LIN HIS.

THE CHICAGO N6aTHW1EsTE ax. R,.GEwAYt
Embraces under one management the Great
Trunk Railway Lines of the West and North
West, and with its numerous Branches and con-
nections forms the shortest and quickest route
between Chicago and all points III Illinois Wis
cOnsin, Northern Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa,
Nebrask a, California ana the Western Terrific
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Omaha and California Line

Is the shortest and best route between Chicago
and all points in Northwestern Illinois, Iowa
Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming. Colorado, Utah,
Nevada, California, Oregon, China, Japan and
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05
Chicago, st. P. e. Minneapolis

LINE Is the short line between Chicago and
all points in Northern Wisconsin and Aiinneso-
tn, and for Madison, st. Paul, Minneapolis, Du-
Iuth, and all points in the Great Northwest II.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05
Green Bay & Marquette Line
freepOrt and Dubuque Line
Chicago and Milwaukee Line

Is the only route between Chicago and Elgin,
Rrocktord, Freepo.t, and all points via Freeport,
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VNO PHILADELPHIA,

{
THE OLD Is RAI1E25P A2b SHORT LINE
NEwyonK Ayb O,i' if'GiLApELpuIA ~
Thirteen 71roasn Trans sa.a way aay three Depo''''
uo,,,, roe rs, & DS owe n The Fastest
D0''' l'''f fns ' ' 9rSi' 6 .1o a, I ''
EXPRESS lr4s s,vc Nry o-s va Decreases ana cort
7Sc so, ,'5 iioi,s,a 1850 g. a.. .. G. l. and
s2S ~ M s11,' , r. , ~ h. @ s l' & 7:3n g. s3o
enc ana ~ a. q ~ ssd a,s y ,s, y' g., 2 s3ugT r Z $50 So = % m
2 cSet Gless 54g aaG ~ Broadway, No Asior Hoase
and loet Of u,s'rea. a.a Cortland. -; Ma { Guits.
De5ot Jersey Ciiy imisraHI Ticket oice No Battery
FfIGNK f.-IGsN THOMSON. LETARNEn
General Manager Oenl Passenger AfenL
'E'HE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON
and points East VA
NEWPDRT A%D FALL RIVER.
THE AtAMMoTH PLACE STEAMERS
bristol. And PBON1DFNGE.
LARGEST hanGsones and most costly sieaSe n he world
FULL NIGHTS REsT 80 MIDSlGHT CHANGES.
Five mosnlag triiAs -Fal River 10 Boston.
steamer. New York daily al pra SUNDAYS Juy
u sept. ., Inclusive from Per - ~ H. foot o' NurfaIs
GRAND Promenade CONCEHiS EFHKf ENH%ING
Ii,c, and stale Bsoags al principal Ho5eis aad
Ticket Ofaocs st the Pier, aad Oh SelnerA
BORDES . LOWELL agents
CIR. b. CO~NOI.. General iarsel -tr 'tso
'VllE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
TO BOSTON,
VIA PROVIDE:CE DIRECT
A WHOLE NIGHTS RfSF.
ONLY A. MILES or RAIL.
= Ats. 60 MIN CTES.
TIE NEW MAGNIFICEST STEAMER
SACIlbSEGlS
("ibs PlAace .-te4sfr u thc MOIldJ
AND THE Wo8Il-HENDH&ED STEAMER
RHODE BLAND
("Ths Queen Of tbs S0lHGl
leave (eIceJt Su3dzls uEi or ~, ~ IT, 1901 or
Warren.si al p m. SinE ft Providence 20 a. and
a. no intermediate landings between Now
NOIk aud Providence.
THE OLD IsEIiABJB
sIONiNGION LINE, FOR BOSTON
AND ALI POINTS EASE
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN Z CyA SL1tIlN YEARS.
The cIs siSamts
STONINGTON AND NAlikAGANStII
a. L. ~ daily (Suuday excepted from rei 80, y T. ioot
OF jay Ststerooms ad ekeIs FOK EiIiitH Lib l. 30.
cured and ali offices Of Hesteoti kisss
90. ALSO tickets fOr sale AZ All hotel ticket ofncea -
t,i TgfeA l.. 3. BABCOCk, Prescsnt
/. w. EILxiss Genera Passenger Agent tt.
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5re Grsam.
Corporation Noillee.

DEPARTMENT Or puaffc PARgr
% INON-Q Ath. Nm NDtK, JulY Q, lh1l.f
DROP0SAlS FOR REFLDDRiNG THIRD
4 AyESUE BRIDGE. OVER HARLEM HfNEh-Pru-
pl.3s, r scaled -- " o. riFi ~ ~" chor OF he
',.erfnc o. i'uhr far 3j lulai. N--h nIk tlf!.
uu tfu--iay t.r ",iH ~ "t Jut, 1871 ls hour ~
.-frt-t c,c. t, rr tl"f "ii l." publicly "tn-
a,f polsii h.aYi r.,uIi gi IaErd
bridge ovui Harlem iFtf, g. la tiy Di Ne Anrk. tor ull
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Sidiloncrn.

7RANCIS & LOUTEEL. - Naden-lanc
~TATIoNEEs and PRINTERS; low prices your custom
ii.itsi
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3oar0 an0 Rooms.
West Side.

West Side.
WEST 10TH Sr.-Large, pleasant ROOMS
- 4 10 rent. vi'h BOARD
.sE WEST WASllINGTON-SQU - Cool
90 rooms facing Park, hstclaS9 table and moderate rates
pD WEST 32D-ST.-Scveralh handsome Rooms
fir,c.ss families Yins ely viii uni tins icsir-
able place location. Terms .oa for tne Summer
az WEST 9TH-ST.. between 9th and 9Th
SO Arrtty .d front JDSi Orent also
rlr aud double gentlemen Transient spd table
6osriers by day o. "eek NJ Summer prices
tb = and S3.-Niccly furnished ROOMS for
dp - HOUSEKEEpfSGi only respectable laites. No.
Jj Vest Houston. ST., near WoostcrsL
East Side.
DOOMS, cool and nicely furnished. with or
al without POAtD. Tor t"o gertiD men anl tref wives
AMI siGgle cucnan, Large and aloosr b,drip1,
81. aud font; au BEDROOM se'HHd hoor. .d suite az
ss Il GoOr both southern NtsuIe hotse brown stone,
with noutrI l4pUtrmtiS; references; tcns Moderate
Cal Cor hr d1ys ~ l59 fast loth near amercy PARK
sDESr-st.. l10 E.-Gmmercy Park. with it's
- prvleges. ogiha aud handsome ROOMS, with su-
ptrior BOARD transient or permanent references.
"a EAST 2OTII- -ST.-Suits OF rooms hand
sacy furnished, piivalc bstioons, with without
b1ari l1oIns io senuencn Terms moderate References
BSAE EAST 2OTH-ST. Gramercy-place).-
1 ED-s Hand.omr,y furnished mont ROOM M stclsss
BOARDi also Single room.
q r-ST-FiIst class BOARD-$lt for two ;
- ~ afgc cool second hoJr brown stone house
sstocrauc Lrshhoihol Table board - 90 t36 Eaa 2h 81
q D PER DAY-2G and 2S East 23d-st.,
ID - Madison square Elegant ROOMS with rrsi class
BOARD Also tarlc 0oari-Is accommodated.
-
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6lcamhoals nno ilalLroaNs.


4 ALBANY AND TROY By DAY BOATS
p r. sn a4-:-f =, 3 a. 'i landing Al NtacS
icr' ",st i9tI NeMo3iSn' t,u.hke,is t;''' ~
Eols Central. K'.-oad Tor the West and win .y'Iess
Vest fon ud y ey .u-i T.. urnie slne oay 81 IrSts
jt.rl iIt p5-sare FREE IRA sFR iron, ami To i.os.
u e's lf. =. D' iu' NJ. ,., Yen ,
IT,. a.lf + Sau'tosa Oh The @hali
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Lave Newlogk cG FOOT Of De,hrosscs and COtandt-
Sloa n FOR Washington ana the West Richmoad Char
20. ac SOUTH making cIoso connections ior Columbus.
oI. .l a,.ns,on and ihe Vest, and foI Eielmoal
io i,m.t, and Ma,'neon matins close connections for
to5,. m .o. Warrington. Through Pullman from
i lli1 for Wasainst il. the south ana West. Pull
~ s,, fs irou NeN-lor 70 baliiM9rrr4nl Wasl.nson
S. l. Pt-burr,. Soaih AL Southwest Connects aj
N,arfa viii TRAINS iof Lyachburs florida New-clleaus
,Ior ;ra6 ,essts. please cav at eompsnys Office, $l5
zsg lja ucaEis ,yIH BALINoRE AND ONO
CITiZENS' LINE SIEANERS FOR TROY
a rs ~ c'lae5in7 Sii' p AZ i,, rafa2 t re;
s.s ilr ng It:I5 ase .ti;|q6etX leave i.r1S y
la,arys sz otiep af p. froa Per 49, y a., foot q
points JOSEPH CORNELL 7upcrntcofrat
CENTEAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
isis >'q. % 49, ore. i2o' 5, 60 oi lap d. yis, III,
to m.-tr lclIu- ioa. 30, Coz, Be.yiderc, Ma1cb
O. Ikt ..iu.. ecao.-iU. tal..rI. -
i5..l.-'.G laso, Harli i-Hula. Mauch Chunk, IaIna
o.. 49,. s-.iir-. Wl port, &c..
20 4o o. and 20 Pc For ~nuiorvile ard Pennington.
q. u.-fr N-rmetol Ea,t1u. MaGch Chunk, Wilkes
la.it la'aqra ilaz cu Reading loiierlle Harrisburg
D. U.- foi ii~ou. B iylerr. aat tltI-auqua.
sj5 r Hi a.y o. Eas'oa. Alensowa. a1d IL rris1arg
Fcrtr,iis ., ic.i points sec time table at stations
SUNDAY TlllN~-L-te al $50 H. j. D. IN. lor
B,ul, Hlu.k d intermediate points aut at j:jO iOr
j. t0n, Reading. and Harrisburg
NEW-YORKand LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trans Anboy icct Bank Long Branch,
Ocean Grove &c. az D. 74j o. ll:l5 u g. - n m At
oiu lNprt Tor Long Ii lC. ocean lttryr, d.
iNpEE-~ TRAIN TINE between Ntw lora and Long
Bia.ci, one HOUR AND fNhNiN MINI IrS-
PULLMAN AHLOIi CARS attached to trans leaving
NrW-4o 80 $50 and - IN. .
REDUCED RATES FOR TIE SEASON.
MataWau station o. AMI iOn hE4PORi
mi 90 juan 20 and from POINT PLEASANT
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
pROSPECT PARK HOTEL,
CATSKTLI. ". y

ONLY FIRST-CLASS HOTEL IN THIS REGION.
Terms reduced Hgh elevation. 2D acres Of grounds mohnia
a Scenery unsurpassed In tie world Accessible Dy AIDa
day boats and hudson River Railroad Address
JNO. BREASTED. ProDrieto
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

PRACTICAL TEACHER-With four years
y cHp coe-e uior in ma'.en3iiG, ana nee am
tg,tr f rruces and Endorsements fdrnisicd Address
: fI Nt,,.t. Newark. y. .J-
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

A COLLEGIAN. competent 10 fit Young men
f- 49,, desires 20 take pupils az any time after
- can rler 9, Professors Colombia College Address
- D.
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Simmer Doar6.

regard THE NRw.YogK TlBIsE az the bat medium for
cdterftnG JSsss nat ThGrc hitherto used n inoder
ote cNdfG ne Jact mat all s dirTeaeuH c1ggtcd
df i0 rel and Uc ce.r aHd ac fspigg Ch ch maxi ~
i eafcFsfff oDnbtHe IA judgment 10 glre 20 It's at
fLtcr nysi eIceni ddeddg md rfd, Jhi ~ .t
sgt ~ mn use NJ ia eDiuHns-JAMIS e. JACKSON, our
Home u Hsy,cdc Institute. Dansutiie. ". T.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
5iiuailons yOIgte0--f femlies.

AT the OLD BOOKHAM's SERVANTS IN
a sTrrUrE removed % 53 Fourtl-tve, near fweny.
hng oissr On 1d a chsnSernais War. Ia nirc.
House keepers &c, Tor te best rl' e ianies a.e srSs
ii'oaa'rS' ITopheiofS S'''' - '''''
AT SIyiSIS'S SELECT AGENCY, No. 1277
a Broadway. Of 32dst. si be ionnG number u
eaa6rmads aaiircss nurses seaustressesi also male,
couatiy. hotei or private family.
NOOK, &c-M6thcr and daughter; one as
Y cook, washer and ircnrr the daughter % do hght house;
Tor Jay At p Jouessl brween Bescyer aad ih St.
COOK For city or country; wants sltulton;
" understand AL Kinds NJ cooSnk einrr Tor hly, os
Ielr,nc's Can be sce1 At TIC PRO rlsrANf HOME, No.
l3o Ctnay, an house above ltth-st
COOK, WASH, IRON, and GENERAL HOUSE
~ 10y German a, fs % Pory g, ST , G,fE @ s 81
COOK, LAUNDRESS, WAITRESS, CHAM
DB gos , eiiore os ei or f9aafy; e ~
Ell asT foie G st "a n h, o Seem q, n te tsfASP
HO4ll.. 1875 6th-ay. fourth house above l0.hs.
COOK, HOUSEW0RK, &c, &c.-By useful
ella r HSd wor si aan @ ear care of ehSa a@d ans EGi o.
work 10 be u',Gl Tor lo" naTes to sni .,s im ca, g 20
REAU 1888 Gt6.sy. ith house above lOt,.si.
NOOK and CHAMBERMAID.- "A faithful, cx-
~ periege eook md oanser aged = yetss, 70 G' iP
rine Can be AT her present employers 212 West
COOK, LAUNDRESS, CITAMBERMAID, and
CITY or country. understands their business we an1 VIII 10
can "Si' 81 The s5oTTlsH : and sWEEDIsH PRoTEsTASf
81 REAU. $50 sixthaye, uesr 23i-st
CHAMBERMAID, WAIrRESS-By a GER
- n pro,estln elr "ant, % ,t"19n % ~ 2I ssgIi S
HOME. Io5 Dth-iyp 4si iodse above lytrst
uvUoEWORK.-A good strong young wo-
nan TO 10 graord hoarworki eaunr pTofcigel good
reference Cal Al 22s West 2Sth ST.. thirl hoor.
uOUSEKEEPER cr COMPANION wanted by
ads OF refinement an education situation a house
keeper uyaulu 10 is s uoat seMeri WI oe,t 20
pyon and required Address EARS E'f iriOune-oiace.
HOUSEWORK.--BJ a Swede girl, recon-.
mende1 y odng ysry good eosk =; ia! eagaDe .,
crcoleui Nasor roner. country city where
Cali at No $50 7l-t4-a'p neal -3lst
{ AUNDRESS.-A situation wanted by tho
Il day week by arcs ccaDc woman. Cal at 2l7 East
2tlh-st- 2ni l1of.
] AUNDRESS.-A first-class c0ored lmndress
~ls1es Gents Spd families wa'hp$ oy ss a9Ss @ r %Sst az
dress MARY Il. GORDON. l2s wcss SOth.st.
NURSE &c.-By French girl, Protestant,
y and she J. wiling i make hers generally ascsn can
references The PROTESTANT HOME lSs sixth-aVe.
iOul n house ABOVE icntust
NURSE and CHAMBERMAID, or CHAMBER
y MAID and WAiil.-~,-by 4 french riti highly
pleasing appearance; country preferred Call az oC0 dav
near si-st
NURSE, &c. and USEFUL GIRL for City
~ or country aaulsa At1aon Sig unlerstnGs care ot
very gef isr ia9s SosA Sho con BE- sen WITH refer.
house above l0Itst
NNASHING.-A respectable coored woman
w wishes gentemsn'sOr lafy's Washing Good refer.
II rrqr,E = No. sos 7Ilay. ip Door back room.
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Gummcr Doaro.

Tregard THE NFYoRK he best rnsdilt FOR 1d
rsrfising business 1t hnJe hitherto ssed s mofer1
CHARGE ne adrcr,iseDsats CLASSIFIED dnd
fJed amt ne e1r and nice disptIV whih u nlksS o ~
GdcrfiseDet cObf judgment 10 gre u is ddrcT
fseys eIceitcH aafag anil rendsrs ny eqnateHt
Jor NE expended Ian more hfh stttssd run ne ~
SDu NJ az cDIumas.-JAMns g. JAChsON our
Home Hggieaic Tnsii1its DGasrftte, Ny
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Dnntlns araoemles.

DODWORTH's SCHOOL FOR DANCING
a No Gs1 5THANENUE
VII rooren oct l3 ,,.o summer
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GLEMENrS HOUSE.

fof.Dr manager By hrie add Midland Eairoad and Tie
Lig rim. bgcclug atmosphere or Western SlWJu
guns range. SOW OPEN FOR GUESTS; mountain air.
Iuai -cti ry good Aslii =. mosquitoes; faFl house,
VIII iq,r. u. ml- bot =. whcr- twenty bolrier- nay
uu comfortable and board same price as at hel
~. 80 Ob or a foar trains daily "a trau TO New
I,'t ON sfonIay NOR. 4ncs. Y. * b.. CII MPi.iN.
rfrrenres-f y. Iil = 60. 81 Green ticst y " John
l. Iiafbrusc n - HudsOnst y y; ". C. Nosburgh
. = :
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Gcacher5.

Graduate of Yale will prepare those intend.
u i0 fn enter ncNt September. conditioned students Al
80 I-j- TO.t Box 20. rubHDc olec.
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IE WEST POINT HOTEL,
On the PARADE GROUND
unH ua.I.aan NNL.H NHfgH

at WEST POINT y. Y.
Open throughout The only Hoel within tho Mil
tary Post 1orms - per day, or S2i 20 per week
rgNHE GREGORY HOUSE, Lake Mahopac
y. Yilas thoroughly renovated and opened under
the gene ii is Old proprietor, H. H. Gregory Chafn
ing aht Cry, Gary shaded; excellent
and fishing. and al the appoint nebis Of hrScass
summer resort. daily trains b} Harlem hairOai direct
garages depot Terms To sut the times. Special arrange
IN. t.f
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PTDGEFIELD PARK H0TEL.-FOrty min
IA utes city ya N0w-Jersoy Midland Railway. Boat
ing. bathing and fishing. FRANCIS HONEH
lie Earf- y I
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

a1Ol o LILLE, UIftnt w., ~ L .-DOdlu III
the country among the Citskis live miles from Ulster
and Delaware Railroad; within minutes walk to tee
graph aud Post office house: accommodates Ory are
yoranahs shaded at all times: large yard plenty
Of fresh milk, vegetables, etc splenlA dfNes, Ft"s
etc; 20 y I week. Address G. 4. NEWCOMB.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

r. Ok NEN -IIAN IN, IlAIt 7 7 VHIJ, II ~ NJ
L FIELD. WHITE Moo UNTAINS MON rREA l. d in
termedate points leave Pier - T. r. daily fSln-
excepted at p. hIist r. r., al 3:l5 D. NJ
and D. connecting with special trains 40 New Haven for
Hartford Springfield Tickets sold ana baggage checG,
944 Broadway York. and Cnuttst. BI0okyn EX-
cursiOu q Haven aud return, ~ 81
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

Trans leave Eng,wOol Ciosier Piermoni and Nyaes
= $50. n. No g. :, AS. J3O G:5u, $50 ana
saur ay nights only at llSJ p IN. Sundays, A. H. ana
ESQ D.
JNO'N. ABBOTT. General passr Agent. NtwlOrk
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

DIGEON COVE HOUSE, Cape Ann, Mass, OF
tine extreme point Of Cape Ann few rods from The water
Splendid ocean prospects driving hshing, boating Dans
&c. gOOu stables. Eastern Railroad from BOson .
Mrs. Y. q. ROBINSON & Co.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

DARSONS HOUSE, C0lebroOk, N. H., +. f.
Il BAILEY, Proprietor.-The grand central point from
which 10 visit DXye NOcn and the Rangeiey Lakes bpca
on and scenery prices Of board and yery very
moderate.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

ROARD in n FARM HOUSE WANTED by
~ gentleman wife aud four children Address. STATING
PARTICULARS and terms. which must Dc low W. H. II. b.. Tr
bune Office
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

ROARD NEAR WEST POINT.-First-class
house sacous grounds, ne shade home supply Of lrnit
and Negeiahie Mrs. a. AEARNs, JR, Highland Fails,
Orange Co, y. "
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

AT the OLD BOOKHAM'' SERVANTS IN
n STprUrE, removed % 33 Fourtl-ve. near twenty
foutths hand iaree number Of very select protestant
snd COOKS. thamhermais Maiir-s'rs Ia hiIr-~'
HOUSE keepers the best .isuc families also strc
atteaton paid 20 hotels summer bouscs, g. l. RAYMOND
IToprict0r
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

Ira ms leave Bos'on via q Mare r. r. st IS
a H. 30 $50 6 p. via Eastern 81 1:jO. $40 o. H.,
So sud D. ma fOf Portland. connecting with steamer
Lewiston leaving Portland rneS'ay Friday evenings AT
O'clock Tor NJ. StacioIn- stCuiod Of J. W Ken
srls.n, $50. IA Wssh.ngt0n st, Bostoa. ard -
L.EU>lING. CEO. l. DAY,
Asst Manager General Ticket AFchl
rfaftF
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

WAN WERT HOUSE-Frst class BOARD and
nae ROOMS pare mountain 1i; boating, sling amt hunt
iu br fouad D., applying to ". \. VAN WEhi, White
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