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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-21

county of Humboldt. State of Nevada, an
election Will be held for the ell sction of the
following officers:
Governor,
Lieutenant Governor,
Memb n of Congress.
Judge of the supreme Court, -
CLERK of the supreme Court,
Secretary IF State,
State controller,
State Treasurer,
Attorney General
Surveyor General,
superintendent. of Public obstruction.
state Senator,
III. ee Members of the Assembly,
Dist let judge,
Sheriff,
County Clerk,
County Recorder
District Attorney,
County Treasurer,
Assessor,
County School Super ntendent,
County Surveyor.
Public Administrator,
County Commissioner U,opg Term) 7-v
County Commissioner (Short Terml. -
One Justice Of the Peace for each township.
One constable for each Township,
One SCHOOL rastee for each school District
(Long ferml.
One School Trustee for each School District
(Short rerm)
The char cter, size and color of the ballots
to be used at such election shall be foui in
ches wide and twelve inches long and of the
best quality of plain VIII to book paper
Which election will be opened at Eighs
o'clock Ia the morning and will continue un-
til six o'clock i'll the afternoon of the same
day. t JERE II. JOB.
Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners.
dated, this Sth day of October, A. D. 1873,
ocl4,td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-21
PROCLAMATION.
BN EHE GOVERNOR OF the
STATE OF NEVADA.

RI RDSi
In compliance with Section 90 OF an Act Of
the Legislature entitled "An Act relating to-.
Election ;" approved March IL, 1873, 1, Il. X.
Bradley, Governor of the State Of Nevada, do
hereby offer
Reward of 800 Dollars
For the arrest and conviction of any person
guilty ola MIsdem amor, and
Reward Of 5000 Dollars
For the a rest and conviction of any person.
guilty OF Felony III violation of any of the
provisionsof the above named Law. The above
rewards will be paid till the aggregate amount.
paid olt reaches the sum of ten. thousand
dol ars.
In Vitness Whereof, Ihaves
~ herennto tet my hand anCE
! srn caused the Great Seal OF tn. 81 ate
| of Nevada 10 be affixed. Done ut
Carson City, this 9TH cav OF
Ocsobe,, A. ID. 1878.
l.. R. BRADl-kY.
By the Governor:
], ID. MINOR
Secretary ofStatss.
By Charles Martin, Deputy. oaS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-09-27

SAD SHOOTING AFFAIR IN ALTOONA
On Sunday afternoon last, some boys in AL
toonh started out on an exploring expedition,
aud their footsteps led them eventually to
the premises of Mr.. James ROdger. W here
they undertook TO steal some peaches from
a tree standing in that gentleman 3 garden.
Mr.. Rodger, it is proper to say, had been
frequently annoyed by trespassers of this
kind. and in the white heat of anger fired n
pistol at The intruders. The bullet unfOrtu-
nately struck young Henry Kunsig, ten
years of age, and inflicted what may prove
to be a mortal wound. Information was
promptly lodged against Mr.. ROdger, who
was soon after lodged in the lookup to
await an Investigation, which will probabl Y
result in his release on bail. 1t was certain
y a very deplorahle affair and one which
cannot be condoned nnder any circum-
stances. The unfortunate lad was unques-
tionably dong wrong wneu he received the
contents of the pistol in his body, but that
was no excuse, and scarcely a palliatiou, for
Mr.. Rodger to take the law into his own
hands and inflict condigp punishment on
young kuusig for the oInmiSsiOn of a crime
which few boys have the moral courage 10
refrain from committing when an oppoTtu-
nifty offers.
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pro5jbition County Contention.

.r.ftizens, without distinction OF party, " 10
-s the present system of licensing the
-.,rtt.rUrr and sale of Intoxicating Iiouors
- ErrukfUg purposes, rs an Sc State
..s- and who in protest of such system and
= ,rr. practical support to moral and So
N,rurts for the rem val OF intempcrance.
lf -fII cast their votcs and use their Influence
.-.ruFfIHtCs pledged by such public nOmina-
. rr favor the enactment Of aueQuate pro-
.fr4ry liquor laws, are cordially invited to
'.r delegates, or Ge present in person, at a
mention. to he held in the Court House at
~. r-hurg on MONDAY, the 2tsf day of OCTO-
--. ISIS. az O'Clock. 7. NJ. for the purpose of
-.r.rg in nomination Prohibition county
-a-. taking action in regard to a Congres-
r.E candidate, and trHusactiUg such other
B. mess as may come before the convention
Hr behalf of the Prohibition County Com
.-t,.oa. A. a. BARKER, Chairman,
F1.nsburg, Sept. p, ISIS.
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RALLou's MONTHLY MAeAz1xEFoR oc.

BALLOU'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR OC-
TOBER.-The October number OF this popu-
lar and cheap magazine Is issued, aud among
the noted articles Is one entitled 'Marquesas
Islands, by the author of "The SLAYER s
Adventures" " who visited the islands some
years since, and remained there for nearly
six weeks, mixing with the natives, aud
studying their lives and habits. and witness
ing some of the wonderful tat:oOing which
they undergo for the purpose of rendering
themselves attractive in each others eyes
The article, which Is finely illustrated, is
full Of interest, aud will I've much priced as
revelation of people little known. Then
there are some capital domestic stories, and
fine poetry, exciting adventures aud so
forth. Now is the time TO subscribe to this
popular monthly, which is only 81 so a year
postpaid and less in clubs of five OF more
Published ny Thomes & Talbot, % Hawley
street, Boston, and for sale at all the period
ical depOts in the country.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-09-27

THE CATHOLIC WoRLD.-With the Oc.O-
ber number this magazine opens its twenty
eighth volume. Tbatirmay continue TO see
many and many a happy year will be the
natural wish of all its readers. The present
year is happily ushered in bv long and
very beautiful poem of old English story,
liking Oswy Of Northuuihria" by Aubrey
de We're This poet has addressed some of
his choicest pieces first to an American aud
ience-an honor that is fully appreciated by
an Overwhelming circle of admirers. Miss
O'Mearas story, Pearl, is fulfilling its
promise; the two chapters this month, max
ing us more intimately acquainted with
Captain Darvallon, aud treating Us to a din
ner at Captain" Jacks, are worthy Of
master hand in novel-writing. The other
fiction. 'Sister Mary Agnes and "Nicode-
mus a Slave" is very good also, though
each story is somewhat sad in its ending.
"Plain Chant takes up in n thoroughly
competent manner a subject that agitaies
musical circles very much just now. THE
a liSCamps' is another delightful bit OF way
side sketchng, though il covers awe-inspir-
ing ground. The Bollandist Actd SdnctOrUTl
is the concluding paper of q most interesting
subject. The 'New Protestant Criticism of
Christianity will be alarming to the eyes
of Protestant Christians, who justly dread
The rapid inroads of infdelity into their
body. "RecollecIions of Chambly" has a
, sweet home flavor. THE pretended Fall of
Pope Liberius' is n very important and able
historical article. criticism of Father
Mazella's Treatise on Grace concludes the
list, which is followed by a large number of
literary criticisms. The verse is excellent
as usual The following epigTam on Prince
+ Bismarck would be enjoyed by the grim
Chancellor himsef, who is not above joke
sTATE,CRAFT's PILOT.
Thus spake Bismarck
4 pray
To see the day
When States proud bark
BY Folly pilOted shall dash
Itself with purpose rash
Against the rock which the church is set -
n. Bile was no prince yet.
But made the Prince OF Prussia's realm,
/ State Craft yields up TO him its helm.
"A now he cries, I'll show this crew
Bismarck among the prophets too"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-09-27

IN MEMORY OF THE LATE WILLIAM
KITTELt., ESQ Subsequent to the impress
sive funeral services performed over The re-
mains of our lameuted towns,nan, William
Ikiuell. Esq, which we're held in the Church
of the Holy Name, in this place on Thursday
of last week the legal fraternity of Cambria
county, with nearly a full representation
present, met and put on record the suhjoin-
ed testimonial Of regard for their deceased
friend and professional brother:
William Kttten, Esq. whose recent death we
are called upon TO mourn. came to this county
uuusly in our midst for the time, filling many
biiity, and ndOruiug the private stations in
admitted 10 the bar, and in a short time ac-
quirg.G lucrative practice. distinguishing him
self by his business tact, his systematic habit,
his uniform uThanity, and his unimpeachable
integrity. In all the years Of his professional
life. his brethren have alwuys found him an
upright. honest. Christian gentleman.and there
fore on the occasion Of his demise, after a life
well spent, adopt the following resolutions of
respects:
HoS"Ircd. That we earnestly mourn the death
Of our professional brother, William KittcIl,
ESQ.
ReSolrcd, That sincerely sympathize with
his widow and family in their bereavement.
RsSD1red. That these resolutions be presented
to the Court at its next session. ard the Court
he requested to direct them TO be entered on
the record Hs a mark OF respect to the memory
of deceased.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-09-27

but for some unaccouutable reason failed to
announce that Col. John NJ. Bowman, chair
man of the business meeting at the printers
picnic recently held at Lloydsville in COM
pliance with a motion then and there adopt
ed, had appointed a committee on organize
ton, whose duty ii is 20 put the thing into
"ship- shape and of which the following is
the composition: j. r. Durborrow Hunt
ingdon Nationalist. chairman; a. !. Greer,
Altoona Morning Tribune; II. A. McPike,
EbenSburg Freeman; James Il. Michel, Bed
ford Gazette; j. W. Scott. Osceola ReUeiUe
j. w. Furey, Beliefon:e F0tchman; w. w.
front. Lewistown Sentinel; a. j. fsonsalI,
Miffiintown Democrat and Register George
Shrom, Newport Ledger.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-09-27

The trio of ladies whom we referred to
some weeks ago as having visited this place
and secured quantity of human hair. which
they pledged themselves TO manufacture into
switches and other adornments for the hu-
man head divine--no, feminiue--and return
TO the riehtful owners fully three months
ago, returned to our town on Monday last
and delivered the goods, so far we know
according to contract as to the work itself.
Had they done this at the time spec fed or
notified the parties Interested, through the
papers or Otherwise. of their inability to do
so, there wonld have been no reason to con-
clude, as some of the ladies' here very natu-
rally did conclude, that their hair was in
tended to adorn some other heads than their
own. Harrisburg Patriot please notice.
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L

- somewhere between the store of WtO
7 Buck and the residence of the subscriber, in
AIleg heny township. on Tuesday last. Sept 24th.
a pocket book containing - 80 in money ludg-
rnent note for 4245 A. lated Sept. is 1917. given
bv the undersigned to Thos DevereauX, ana SUD-
sequentiy reueemed but not detaced- note dateu
March 2b 1876 for 1900. against Joseph Bender,
on which two credits lone for S24 and the other tor
S5O) are entered note against Joseph ami Ear
hart Farahaugh for s100 dated March 2e 1875
with a credit of S5l due bill against Thomas
Hoeue dated Jnne 1870, on which there ts a credit
OF 81 20 n note given by David Porter and Joseph
Knntz TO Executors OF Peter kaylOr. deed. and
several receipts. sThe finder is welcome to the
money if he returns the pOokct-book and -.
and in the meantime all other persons an - -
toned against negotiating the notes. etc, = lea
JOSEPH HOGUE..
AIlevheny Twp, seat. q, isTs.-st.
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OBITUA z Y.

MONAHAN--Died, al st. Augustine, on Fri
day, July a6 1878. Mrs. ELIZABETH MONAHAN,
wife of Thomas Monahan, aged 81 years and
months.
: she lived in fCU communion with the Cath
oiic Church. and died in that faith, hope she
has ruGtDed the reverb promised 10 The good
and faithful servant. She wSs the mother of
seven children and the step-mother of eight,
all or whom are left to mourn the loss oil q
kind and affectionate parent. Her remains
were inferred in ST. \ augustine cemetery. where
they were land rest amid the tearsanu iainetl-
tatfons of large circle of reiativ ves ana frienfs
by whom she was held in greaf esteem. al ier
having received the last rites OF the Catholic
Church. May erspul rest IN peace. FRIEND
H0OK.-Died in Warrington city. on Thurs
day. Sept. 10, 1878. OF typhoid fever, HARRY.
only child of NJ and - Hook. and grandson OF
Col. ano Mrs. c. w. Wfngard. formerly OF fhis
place, aged years and months.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-09-27

The LEADING ExTERNAL SPECIFIC Cor DISEASES
OF the SKIN and heautiiier OF the COMPLEXION:
:or the Bath, Toilet and Nursery. Ia recon-
mended by PHYSICIANs ard S0ld by DRUGGISTS.
PRICE. p CENTS box. 8 Cakes 80 Cents r ).
WEBSTER, Prnp'r, 80 N FIFTH Sr., PhiIdd'a.
July -, 1STS.-6m.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-09-27
g ADMINISTRATION NOTICE,

IA Estate of WILLIAM KITTELL, dec d.
Letters of administration on the estate Of VII
Ham KittelI late of Ehensburg borough, Cambria
county, deceased. have been granted to the under
signed. who hereby gives notice to all persons in
dehted TO said estate that payment must be made g
without-delay. and those having claims against
the same will present them properly authenticated
for settlement.
MARGARET KITTEIIs, Adm'x.
Ebensburg, Sept. 2o 1STS.-6t-
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Q. SIMON * CO..
iIth Ave. & 18th ST., Altoona.

II lC---------.5ss.sssh aud his inventions.
How abaul the phOnOgTaph. dear?'' she
queried ''you never have explained il to
/ me. How does il work ?''
He ioused himself and answered
It's a little machine that the husband
/ leaves on the table " bile he is down town.
aud on bis return he tutns a crank and it
4 informs him of everything that has been
said on the premises during his absence =
She meditated for a moment, then reach
! ed her back and broke out:
The fool men are always getting up
some pesky invention. and il you bring one
OF those things into this house III leave"
lie promised not to IL she wonld let him
! Rn 10 sleep, and a great silence fell on the
room. But she is now firm in the belief
. that Edison is monster and an enemy 10
poor, weak women.
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ocAL AND PERSONAL.

z,- Both the morning and evening train con-
- - with trains east and west on the Pa r. r.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-09-27
JNO. p. LINTON,
X. l.. JOHNSTOS.
JOS. MCDONALD,
u. MCLAUGHLIN,
W IL NErHIER

After eUlOgistic remarks concerning the de-
ceased ny John FenlOu. Esq. and r. l. Johns
ton, ESQ. the resolutions were unanimously
adopted ; and on motion OF +, A Shoemaker,
Esq. John Fenion. Esq J. 6. Lake. Esq, and
y. V Barker, ESQ, were appointed commit
tee 20 have the same engrOSsed and presented
TO the family OF deceased.
6 VI. READE, Prest.
Hon. }. THOMAS, V. P.
JAS. NJ. SINGER. oeOie'ai rs
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-09-27

80 Nj READE. Atiorneu-ot- La'o'
h"u 2 ,.,s--Pa OfGce on Centrs.st sils rs's' s
Multiply - q - 80 get go ic
by S. Twenty fou. ply /
pumbvE of days aud div 70.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-09-27
,.psby,.y amt CI.esson Rni1ron,

,- and after NOSDAY, July S. 1878, trains on
~ I. !. q, K. II. viii be run follows:
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
Qeathers.

VNEACHERS WANTED.--Lady for Latin and
mathematics, must be Episcopslan lady for French.
German and also German gentleman as tutor In q
private family several foreign ladies wanted Apply to
Miss NJ. j. YOUNG, AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
TEAGHEHS AGENCY. 20 Union-squaro
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
WV YORK CITY


NRW W-YORK CITY.
Cottagest (23d Ward, 46xllO- Jane Psdley TO
Louisa JOusserapdOt.
l2th.st mo 5is EasO, 25xI033; Alfred McIutyre,
l17tst gits ss y IS n OF sGsVe i6Sxi00i William
Blake, referee. TO Samuel ECkStein ....-......
l65tl-st, 3, 250 II q OF lOthave, huX1hA; Henry
Cullen, reteroe, 10 Shepherd knapp aud another
l1Gthst. Il q. 10 II W of 2dave, y6xiOji0; Charles
h Randall and wife 10 Isaac Il Wright. ...........
btantOnst. s cor AttOrney-st l6.SXlObNrregular;
Louise BromhOrst and husband to John GrOoJer
s4tsist III II Of is,ave 2Sx986 Charlotte
Harris and husband ~ Joseph Duuton....'. ;..-;:
Same property Joseph DuntoD and vile to Charles Il
AetbisI $50 It Of 5tnaye i261i6j5; Charles
A Macy Jr. and wife TO John jay jr......;.....,
77th.st 5, 800 II o Of 2dave, lG5XlO2.2i Aubrey
Wilson, referee TO John Castroe, etc.
ll5th ST. g. 2264 II OF 4th-aye, l7lOXlOOlOi Dan.
el DAILY 10 Elizabeth Meehan: ;...;...
Same property Elizabeth Neehan and husband 70
BroadTay cox aGist tSi James Hoteij; William
A SeaveT, receiver etc, To Susan spOhord ana
Ave,C NO 2S 26STi0O; Jacob herman aud wife 10
AveAi is1p cor Sst6st 601i6O; Jacob herman and
wifotO Margaret ObeTlo: -.
b7thst, 3 833 It Q Of Madison-ave, II. 9xlOO5!
Charles Duggin and Vile 70 Isaac Z &c AiDornoL
lOthave. 25.1 II n Of 64thst 25I7b and also IS
Mulberryst, 20 II Of Parkst, 2bX74i Selim
Marks and wife 10 Bernard L Levy "a ooio,
Peck slip mos 4 ana Gl; ana also Nos $40 and Sl2
Pearlst Andrew kevan ana others 10 william
heVsn'' Il of ist-aye 100 ); Frederick
Schuck and wife 10 Ludwig Il TMagnus' -.
Same property Joseph simon anu wife to Ludwig
4thaye w cor s5ti,st 2i1726 Mary T Collins and
husband 20 PierpOnt Morgan.
IexinatOn ave, Q 8. 635 OF Ann st. 2OxS5 the
Union Dime Savings Institution TO Ferdinand
TRuEin
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
Autliou Sales of Real Gsiaie.
WILLIAM KENNELLY, Auctioneer.
CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Public notice hereby given that tho Commissioners 0 tho
Sinking Fund Of the city Of Now Iors VIII oner Tor salo a
public auction. on SATURDAY NOVEMBER 2 1875, ~
noOn Exchange SalesroOn No III broadway, Ia tho
City Of HewYorg the following roa estate belonging 70 Tue
cJrporau n Of the CITY Of NewYOrkt
Premises Nos q aud IL Frankliust
Iouse and Lot the northeast corner Of Thrdaye ana
Eigh .hfth-st .... .,,,
December !. 1879 ,,
Full waffanee deeds will be given 10 all purchnsers lAh
Of he real estate DO obtained AZ Inc
Comproers Office on aud after the ION Of oooDet ne3
JOHN KELLY, COmprOller.
COmptrolcrs ONCE New County Court House, oct 1873
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
Eau 5tbools.

A ANNUAL SESSION (2Oth) of the Law School
~ OF the UbiveIsy the City Of New York Degns Octo
Der TN students enter at the Law Library Onvr
eity all at Tor ciTcularA &C.
apply 20 b. r. JAoUES ESeoy Of Faculty 29l broadway
NOLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
The tsentynrst annual will commence Wednes
dSv OCTOBER and continue until May 10. 1879 College
Ssd1ass are admitted without examination. Other app-
ants are admission The OF study occu
pres two years. Tuition fees, 500 per snnnm For GAIA
fogues or information address THEODORE W. DWIGHT.
Warden School, Great Jones St, HeW.York City.
VALE Law School Regular course, 2 years
GRADUATE course flor degree Of DELI years Fal term
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
Danrlna Araoemles.


ALLEN DODWORTH'S School for Dancing
"A No 6sl FIFTH-AVE
NOW OPEN FOR TERMS. &c, SEND FOR CIRCULAR
NoTICE-Mr DoDwoRTH respectfully suggests 70 those.
persons who entered the their children as pupils for
this season that extremely desirable TO know when the
children win commence Communications to that eeot will
be thankfully received
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16

honses ano farms mdntco.
VHTANTED-By a small family, n nicely fur
w nisbed hoDse for months from November agents
need moi address. Box 1890, New-York Post ofieG
VHTANTED--A second floor or fiat at mode
w rate rental location near GIhye ara l4thSt Please
a6dress with partioulAra l.. h. o., Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
Comtrp prOprrlp 90 Eet.
RraI estate 10 @xtban9e.

ITO EXCHANGE for house and lot IN Brook,
II lyn-A lOroom cottage, ~ CrOton-oE Hudson III L,'
order and W entY minneH IRON Grand Cen D'
NOT valued al ~ OO Y. T., TTDnne Orce, ~ =
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
Citp prousrtp DO Eel.


Gitp Droperip 20 EcL
CTABLE to LET.-Five stalls, good coach
- room and large 0ft 20 East l8thsL Apply u M CUR
LEY JO9 last 18Th ST., near 4thaye
YNO LET-Desirable Office on the first floor
good location. Apply the office Of the Cooper Union
VNHE OWNER of q tirst-cass house Getty or
country wishing retain floor advertiser providing
luxurious private table, abroad leaving ther en
cared for LADY Of culture and maureage thoroughly
studios car addressing MORRISON. office Of TINS
paper, for ten days
0.lO EAST BROADWAY.-Tol let-basement
SDO floor; well adapted for alaundry.
I(sh BROADW AY-Apartments of three
.lOO and four rooms each, with bath steam heat sc
Gorntrp proprrln 90 Eet.
COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRl-
- SONS. opposite West Point Address FlSHhlLL
SAVINGS BANK, Fshkin. y. y.
TINO RFNT-At EnglewOod, furnished HOUSE;
location high and very healthy; extensive view B'nh
some grounds; hnc stable rent lOw. Address I" d. -
p. o. BOX 3,i22, New. Yors.
WEST ELIZABETH, near Depot.-Nearest
W desirable suburban locality. on best line OF uaEe C
lower Now York only 30 minutes several express uan'
rooms; halls and lazzas, gas, water: b3t Sostls
heater range tubs lGrge garden with vines i
lawns and shade let S25 until prE tHmtfy ltt ~
geo Apply at Elevator. No IL PiEest.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
Gitp Rral Gsfats for Sale.

Gitp Rral Gstats for Sale.
TOR SALE or TO RENT, furnished-The
tourstOy brOwnstOne. high-stOOp house No. AZ Park
ave. completely Furnished Ia for sale as IL stands or will
rent to strictly private fanny can
be seen AZ from 10 aud at other hours rent 5000
per month Of purchase apply TO RUFUS HATCH,
~ EKchangeplace
HOUSE 81 WEST 29TH-ST. FOR SALE
Price 81 500 story high stOOpi basement aud trim
mnRs brown 18 all modern improvements In
best order Inquire on premises.
CMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED; 80 days trial;
- no cure no pay VenatOr State rights for sale
Hull Grppen 4 Co, Sd ave-. below 24thst, New York.