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office as the place for hearing on said
petition.
Charles Hawes and others presented a
petition asking for New School Dist
to comprise sections 4. 5, 6, Z, 8 and 8, T..
1i0 r. 80 accepted. Ordered that final ac-
ton will be had on said petition at a
meeting OF the Board to be held Sept.
18th 1879.
Petition signed by j. \. Jackson and
others for New School District presen-
ted to comprise sections 10. 20, 81, 20 80,
80. 81, b and 33 in T. III r. 80. Accept
ed final action to be had September 18th
1879.
Petition for New School District
signed by Thomas Gariety and others
presented, to comprise sections %. %, "A
25, rs, %, 81, 81 an' ss. (bcing the south
east quarter of the town of Westline as
asked in pettion.) Accepted final action
to be taken on the same at meeting of
Board Sept. 10Th 1879.
J. B. Moore and others presented a pc
tition. asking that sections :, s. g. rs. H.
and 49, T. 10 r. 81 be attached to
School District No. 81
'On motion the petition WAS rejected
JAS. Longbottom and Others presented
petition asking that Township III II.
3! be organized as town accepted.
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,IAI NORMAL CAc0l,
MAmkHtO MINI.

MAMkatO, Mimi.
Entrance examination, Aug. 20 & 2l.
RecitatiOns commence, /" %.
This institution, established in 1868,
has had steady and healthful growth.
but has suffered much from the want of
apparatus necessary to give thorough and
practical instruction in natural science.
By the liberality of the last legislature
tnat want has been supplied, and we en-
ter upon our twelfth year more thorough
ly organized and equipped than ever here
tOfOre. Students contemplating atten-
dance next t, rm will he pleased to know
that the building has been greatly i'm
proved and beautitied, and such change
in its internal arrangement as experience
has shown to be necessary, made. In ad.
ditlon to this we are now equipped with
1. rIRsT-cLAss SET OF PHYSICAL Ap-
PARATUs.
.. A CHEMICAL LABORATORY WITH NEW
APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES.
3. A COMPLETE PROFESSIONAL LIBRARY
4. MUSEUM CONSISTING OF THE BIRDS
OF MINNESOTA (NEARLY COMPLETELY,
MINERALS, FOSSILS, sc.
Two new names appear in the faculty
Miss Anna NJ. Cutcheon, long connec-
ted with the Normal School at Ypsilanti,
Michigan; and Miss A. H. .Ketchum, p.i
mary teacher from the public schools OF
Cleveland, Ohio.
Every instructor has had long cxpcr
ience in teaching. and the facilities we
now offer to the young people of South
western Minnesota for thorough normal
instruction arc, we believe, second tc
none in the country. We have issued Il
catalogue for 1889, giving full informa-
tion to those contemplating attendance,
and will send it gratuitously to any one
applying for it. Address
y. c. JOHN,
AIonlcafn Minn
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Photograph Gallery.

Photograph Gallery.
l would announce to the citizens of
REDWOOD FALLS
and vicininity that / am now pre-
pared to do all kinds of work, such
as, Photographs, Tintypes, Nonpariel
and Ivory-types; Old pictures copied
and enlarged. All kinds taken large
or small.
Prices to suit the Times.
Rooms one door west of the Model
Drug Store.
WM. MATTER,
Artist.
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We make 1t point to keep moth
ing but pure and fresh goods and to
sell as cheap as any store in the State.
we make a speciality of keeping
fure Wines and Liquors for med
icinal purposes.
Physicians Prescriptions and fam
ny receipts carefully prepared at all
hours, Day and Night.
Sunday hours 0 to 10 a. M, and IL
to l p. m.
Give us trial and we will save
Won money.
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All transient advertisements. must be pa
for in advance.
Legal Notices. Is cts, per square for the Arr
insertion and STA cts per square for each 81
sequent insertion. All legal Notices must l. .
ing them Published. No afidavit Of publlca-
tiOn will be given until tho publication fee.'
are paid.
Local Notices inserted at 10 cents per line.
Business cards Of flve line or less 31.O0.
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General County purposes

County orders and warrants redeemed
and receipted for to Co Treasurer from
March 28th to July Gath inclusive exam
med, found correct and destroyed.
Redeemed coupons Ma 3, for interest
stroyed.
The following was submitted.
Resolved: that we the commissioners
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Compulsory Education

Wherever compu.zor, education H..
>een tried its beneficial results has,
eea 50 apparent that those IN ST
posed to i, in III. beginning have beer
obliged % acknowledge their mistake ano
gi} their eommeadation. The super
seadent Of the Treasury in New Yorl
gives i most encouraging account Of il
.forking in that city. ChiI,ren WHO wei
wandering IL the streets. wretchea litt,
vagrants. learning readily every form
ice which came il their way and pre-
oare1 10 future 10 prey upon society.
have been taken away from evil inflay.
Is all PLACED in schools, rhers they
are earning the habits Of cleanliness and
Industry, which will render them IN tis
future useful and respectable citizens.
Both j2stire aod policy come irto I'll
question Of compulsory education. Ever
child that is born into the world has a
right 70 be cared for, ana that in man
ner which hall give him A chance IL.
make his life something Of worth, even if
i is lot tie most of Which h l.. ..Va+
yere circumstances more favorable. If
he parents cannot Of will not do this.
len It becomes The duty Of the State.
Thieh stan Is in the place of guardian to
ts children. 1t has no right to alto
hem to 70 10 Obstruction throuy4l Al
ack Of care on its part. nor can it shir:a
hesc duties IN any possible way.
No one can question the policy that
hall make selfsnpporting, law abiding
itizens out Of what would otherwise hc a
nrse. The expense that IS involve! il
nch prevention Of evil is far less tla
hat is incurred in enaeayoring to effect
IRE. Schools cost less than law process
: and penitent1alie2, and every bov Or
irl educated to habits of seIt-respectiae
dependence adds directly = the wealll
u prosperity Of d county.
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o. late years, penetrated Central Alric.
have found it region ot' great wealth
with q vast population # from 2o0, ,0o9. 0os
70 4o0,000,000. The climate Of The bigh
regions is healthy, very different from
what has been imagined in the past, when
the only idea had was that obtained from
The low, marshy lands upoa the seacoast.
Ihe SOIL Is adapted for the cultivation OF
most OF the useful plants grown in the
Southern part Of our own eoantrY. The
mineral wealth is great, butt needs intel
sigent development by means of men and
machinery, such as arc employed in other
and better known regions.
England has become thoroughly awake
to the advantages Of obtaining foothold
and influence among th4 people Of Africa,
nnclS'llzed As they are. In her present
depressed financial condition, it IL ALSO.
lnfeiy necessary that she should fad new
lands to conquer in trade and here is her
golden opportunity. Already her steam
ers are plying upon the Z4mbez, and she
oontemplates placing them upon the Nj
ger The plan Of building railway 500
miles long from the seacoast to the inter
or is most favorably regarded IL
london. It is the hope of Great Britain
hat the future Development of this vast
now 50 rapidly becoming known
y the push and courage of explorers
nd the consequent civilization of its peo
lie, will open and maintain vast CONNER
lal interests that will restore the mann.
'eto ing prosperity Of England, aud give
er again that pre- eminence Of which she
as SO long proudly boosted,
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Who Could 0ifer More !?

;, rt e.Yz: 1:tl-
r,..+',- >, 7..... - ~
's'1y.' 1es:y' ~, : : '''enH's o'S
- r. - 80 -. .s .,s.l : - -, " -. ,'..''
- - - : - ,'.''''S
- .''s f',.o'' - - 80 I','''''' - ~
s'"'''s'' ''o'' = ''''A aAa sPe's ~ even
l'lss - ''ol'e'
que sSeh'''s' s'l'e "eeAs aso' ae "eh'
o"' ea''''s ''u z'.As o"S gave =" /"
s'Sos = we. - .'1'ss' ~ s'eFP'os
1e'a, anu he "ga's ~ - = sfaaa eafollse,
o. 'nree 'ayS ~ '9s' - mastery over
a'"sse4', ''sa s'Asse't n"e" "'s.F n
was. ~ ''e 't'''''Ass = ,'''s 'ouf'h aaf
I Nc was eo"'ps,a'efey so'e'e' ~, ~
"a'@E,so ,''s' ~ a''' 'oo'' - one
! q o'' ''''F's' "',sis ~ "''S "s1hA''oE''
anu So oo"1 8',o s'ansp ~ 'Aooa4'5 1h'o 'oe
s'fees, : 1s97",'1 . t''le ~ = '4ooa'
'e'l came = : .'"' .'oae' ''.n'u's Af'dHa
'Ae too'n- A's,o. w. o'esao' : ta4s' oas
''"a . s"es'' :, '"'s'''se'' AA's' 'A@' e'"'a
soa1es'5 ~ = sset'e Z = 'p''''. Ae'e
we're 'lse persons = ~ too'A' A''0 s''e
went 20 eaell' oesslhs
. Que ssh'.s'ha" gave hef = h'e se''
piece. ana sue thea VEN. - s,.s sel'''e-
man sPo"e'' :, - ''A' ',sN5' ,'''A - : 1'e'-
n.y. aaoif3s' ! maven naa -. ai1Yt''as %
eat Tor 8aDfe I'd Lit Aeltl1HlHall
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His Ruling Passion strong.

Tha1,+ AZ 77r:l.. ~ .,
n,o,n; ;no ron,o n,rs;o;.z - '''s g
1o,, ) : f.;o,d :, r,,eaa', = % NJ
n ,.;,b oans,,,,,,.;a,, ' ~ "A''e
- ,;tt1a ,baar6t ,,h,, i, . ,,
#,.nd aa,,,E7 49, ~, ~ ~ !" o'SSe.
aomoa.t w.. .ha7,e.I 80 '."9 III ','Ss
tb.tw. eannot lool.;nta =. ga f,t.a - ,e y,
o,,,1 sc LII. 49, " ',''9. = ,
ae,.I..;,a ;,t .l. 80 '4ssesa
sa5 aa5 5.sal,ta f.hsat, 80 .t.'Ss,' ~"
- -. -, -, esse ~ -
era,.na.1 aaxn ,a;;,, - ia sl fsra..1', ',as
traa,IIaa ,;tt ! ~, - ~,
lone 4.a.,v months l.,ss ~ 49, -
t,..yea ! l,.taa ! j ~. ! -.
bea. tal3 sb.t ~ a,ana : $500 -
tfo.a.t,es - ! -. a.. ~.
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A Cunning Wife.

The Chicago Efi5ans says that a
young wife Of that city who is anxious to
keep her husband home evenings, tlatters
him about the exqaisitcly dainty proper
tons ofhis feet, and induces him to. ", ar
boots aboattwo sizes too small for him.
He is on his feet all day long in town, and
when he comes home at night she has a
nice soft chair and pair of loose, cool
slippers for him. and by the time he, with
great drops Of agony pearling down his
brow, has got off his boots, he comes to
the cone .esioa that fh,.r. IS 10 place lik.
12me after all, and he has no desire to g
town town to the lodge, or to sit up with
a sick friend.
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PROPRIETOR
MAIN STREET, ros7 BENTON, N. =.

Ne beg to inform our friends and the
public generally. that we are now pre-
pared to supply families o. Others viii.
bread and pastry of al kinds, which ws
calra,lt 70 be .1zifzt class. During the
sanner We will also mike ICE CREAM
every morning, which we will sell il
anY-qnantItf.
onDEa DEL1yEfyln
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A newspaper letter from The city says
that Mr. &c. stedman recently received,
i letter from 4 rich lady, asking him to
write for her d canlsne aogasifs poem on
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Bret HaFte got but So each, it is said
a. his ..oa'y.ssts Of p5>er f'iat, .Lac..
of .soaring e.smp. uigsIes, ;" and the
.thsr extraordinary stories he wrote for
the )1s...iant Monthly While he. va
editor. The pu Fishers If ,ss.ribagr's, >:
it IS reported, paid him 5000 for "Ga
'rirI conroy," to be published in their
magazine alone; and they have given
u as high rs 500. per page{e9 wartls
for some Of his short stories. y @z.a.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-09-19
How They Turned Black.

Tn the island Of Ceylon small force OF
native gunDers is maintained to do the
drudsery work Of the royal artillery The
men are called Gun Lascars, and except
that they are not intrusted with the man
agement Of the ordinances, are disciplined
and dressed precisely the same as the
royal artillery indeed, they are the
Counterfeit presentment Of that corps, bar
their black faces. 4 battery Of artellerr
fresh from England was being landed at
Colombo, and few Of the Lascars were
on the wharf. The European arrivals.
unaware of the existence of their copper
colored sslayeys,' were anxioasly IN
quiring who and what the 4tniggers" in
blue and gold we're, niggers il uniform so
ike themselves. Sergeant, said one
man, addressing a veteran, who il that
9mbardIer-him With The ChristY- Min
strels bnrned-cork face ~ Him WhF
don't yon know him Tommy Atkins, Of
the A Battery. Sure, you remember him
At NoolWieh ?'' Tommy That Tom
NY NhA sergeant. he's black Y "Of1
course he's black, = replied the Sergeant.
Its the hot sun as does It all. First i'll
browns, then it treddens and then II you
STAG here long enollgh-it blackens you,
5ast rs you see bread toastlng afore the
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Poetry.
,1AxEN AND BROWN AID GOLD.

FILA MEN AND hA&S w " "a = II SEB4Ag
Three little curIs I bold tonight,
Flazen and brown and gold,
Tears fall over The tissue white
That gather them in It's f1ld,
b unwrap them one hy one,
FIaxcn and brown and gold.
Flazgn. ana brown, and gold, SO fair,
Clustered Oh pillows white;
payr with the dew that gathered tb re,
Lay in one room all night;
Hearts seemed breaking, when broke the morn
Over thatleycIy sight
S. they went out Of our house alaac,
Leaving it cold and bare;
Then uufylded one l'y one,
These little curl7 Of hair,
Heart too full OF its bitterness,
soul 100 full for a prayer!
Three little handa praasr-l close IT, night,
Pillows all still and c5Id
Tarce litlle forms in robes ofwht',
Under the turf and mold;
Three little brow thst used 10 wear,
F!axen, aad brown, and gold.
These ara JAa treasures left TO ma,
All C. my babcs t, hold
Aud when near the waves and see
UcaY#nly gates unfold,
Three littlz brows know will look
Faircr meath crowns If gold.
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The Dark Continent.

Africa, from being. ~ unknown land
full Of dark, impenetrable mysteries,
land whose glory lay entirely il tie past
whose wonderful pyramids, which spoke.
50. .eldquentIy Of 4 race gone forever, con
stItnted ils chief interestin the eyes Of the
world, Is fast becoming of great CONNER
u itnportanee, Tie tragriers Yfla3 hafe
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILnoAD.
MAJ IN w IINT
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
a.. at IA ~ 49,

AND UNITED STATES MAIL. ROUTE
on ana after Die l6, ISIS.
Trans leave New YORK., DcsuTusscs and Cortlandt
streets Ferries. as follows.
Expires for Uaru,lurg Pittsburgh. the West AMI South
win Pullman Palarc Cars attached. At Q A. ~ Is ami
; ~ T. VI. daily. ~
For wiamsp,r Lock Haven. Cory. and Erie at 3 20
", connecting az Cory Tor IitusVile, Petroleum
NSnue. AMI TIE Oh Regions NilAAmspirt and Loss
Haven q \. NJ.
Baltimore, Washington and the South. "Limitcd wash.
uimn EXptss, ot Pullman Parlor Cars delly except
SuhHaN, 10 \ VI; arrive Washington f.l2 T.. NJ. Rp.i-
ar al b aud - A. VI. and 10 t. W. SUNDAY
- l. VI. anu 10 Z NJ For Baltimore, T. NJ except
ENprcs. Tor rhiladclpha. 80 10 $40 Q 40 Limited
~ \ VI. !. 3 .fl. g. D. q. 80 $50 aui 10 T. NJ sun
daN 'ii tni % \ NJ. .. @. 30 $50 aud 10 r. NJ Enu
grHut ana s,coui class. : 30 T.. VI.
u. 'i,w "hr""NIyu ArusN" connect with all through
trhns AZ Jersey Guy unoriug speedy and direct
transfer Tor Br1uklvn travel
Trans arrive. From Pittsburgh 81 10 ~ A. Nj 10 10
NJ daily; q 20 \. VI 10 .nP daily. except MONDAY.
PROM Washing ton anu Bglumor,. $50 A. VI > 3.51
-. 10 ~ j. ~ Nuutay. $50 A. VI and iu,iO T. VI.
FROM philadelphia. 500, Il So, go. 1850 1880 A. 49,
= 81 '., ~, n2p 80. ana lu:1u z NJ. sunday sos
o. ~ - II 81 4. NJ. $40, lu.lO r. 81
llthrt odrr, 1.o ANA 1tt broadway, / Aston House
ana loot m p"shruss amt tortindt ~. Colrt ~ AMI
brookiyh AnnsN nepot. 100. %! fulton It.. Brooklyn,
rs lih. Aih us Hudson 81, HuhoNtn. Depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON H. r. FARMER
General Mduager. teul Passenger Agent
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A Fortune In n Leg.

NEWPORT II. l.. Jan. 4.-The Hon. VIM. T.
Sheffield, lawyer and eNConvressman. TELL on the icy
street between the Court House and his home this after
noon. breaking the lee which he broke In New
York some ten year, ago aud tor which he recovered
heavy damages from that city.
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'To PHILADELPnIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLDEsTABLIsllED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
THREE nEPOfS IL PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IL NkW YORk
DOUBLE TRACK TN MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MINT, AND lHE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER DEC IL. 1875
Express lralus leave New YORK., VIA Desbrosses and
Noruandt Streets Ferries. AS follows
4Jo 7 dl, "a. -. ~ Limited II A NJ; l. 3.3O q Il
1881. $50, and 10 r. ~ '
bnAt'm Bruohhn AuueN' connect with all through
llhm, ~ Jersey titv. aiorling speedy AMI direct
transfer Tor RrooAlyn travel
He'Wrnn ram, etye fmladGphia l2Qi, 3.41, a.a5 I
g. $40 ana II VI, Limited Express. 80 r.
" J., :, :, 1A', T. AMI 7.il T. VI. On sunday. IL 81
y l',IJl :, $50 \. NJ. I. 7.'il =. NJ
llr"ti Once :, '-n ami Ait Broadway Aston Housa
anu 'ot "l bebrosses and tprtandt court It. and
hlvuh}h Annex Depot loot uf Fulton st. Brooklyn ia
ilh ana llS Hudson st.. Huhoken, Depot Jersey CIV
FRANK THOMSON L. r. FARMER
General Manager Gcn'i Passenger AGENT
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WI WAN.-opeu irum ~ 4. VI 90 ~ r. NJ Rector
~ nearest ppu tor Wall Il tersy roruandt 81; near.
est uuu Tor Jersey ily ami t0mmunpaw ferries. PARK
place. nearest point ior Post once. ely Hali, aui
BarclBy T. irrrN 10 Unhuktu. thluhcrs st.. nearest
point ior faNuaa amt Ere Railroad itrry. Franklin u
Grand st. nearest touts Tor bc,bro,se, It. ttrry 10
jersey CITY, Bleechcr -. Sth ~ nearest points
iog Christopher 81 Jerry tu HohoSen llth -
Nearest point Union Square ami Lvceau. rnrn
tres Academy OF Music Irving ANA Tau.inuuy Hall,
ia ,t-Nearcst pom. 20 Booths St James. All! Park
lheaires, urani opera House, Gilnore's Gardru Ma
point 20 standard Brotdway and Finn Avenue Theatres
Aquarium. anal san Francisco Mnstrcs tad st-Con.
meet, Will New York TRANSFER Co cabs Tor Grand Cen.
Val Depot S-ih st-Ntarest point tor Centrnl PARK.
For uptnwp trans take east site station. For
towntown Trans. take west side stations. Fare ID
cent?, rNCevth tween the hours VI e. and =, NJ and
aui 7P VI. when the fare l. scents with the n
uNing hnr-ecur lines At Rector st. with rars Tor soth
Jerry At Grant u, with D~sbro,ses and East
Grand t. ferries ~ Beeckcr It with cars ami
west Al -th st with ears tor Christopher and last h
y. ferries at lith IT. with West 23l ami East
I'D AMI 3ith a. ferries 33i - with cars Tor Nee.
hawkeu Jerry AZ 1oth Il. with Ret Line Rail.
road. Nm Il IARRIsON Presideus
". VAN BEocKtts. supe rineudrtIf ' s'"
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INMIGRANr, MINISTERIAL SAVINGS

EMIGRANT INDUSrRTAL SAVINGS
II BANK. 81 CHAMBERS 81.
NV YORK. Dec 81. 1875
D1ViDENDS-The Trustees uf this Bank have ordered
that interest he Paid depoors entitled thereto Tor the
six months ending this date ~ follows.
on all sums up TO s2un At the rate OF ave per per
aunum and on all a. at the rate OF
fuur fsr cent per Hnuum such eNcr.s
PAYABLE ON And AFTER MONDAY. JAN. 90 i,Ta
The interest will he placed credit OF depostors
under date Of Jan ahd VIII be entitled 10 interc,
the next sG months. II not Withdrawn.
Business hours from 10 O'co.k \. " 10 o'clock r VI
HENRY L. HOGUEr.
DAVID LEpNirH.
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Shipping.
Seal ESTATE.

EOH SALE In Jersey city the valuable propertv
corner ON ana Cole ST.. houses. stable outhouses
a. Enod order terms ems. Apl lY in the store.
Jersey CITG.-Nrat h,u,.. and lot. rom Al on
80 1911 ohA ST." cash required; balance IN smaller
yearly n>tAlmrnts unu pad Tor, send stainp Tor Rec
ord. GIBSON, a. Montgomery 81 Jersey CITY
VALUABLE DIR Nc COUNTY New YoTI1
lArn; containing ~ acres three mules from Middle
FOWL n, T., Wilh good buildings aud orchard for sale
SOsaR w. D. CHAFGLN. RieRmend. Va
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PR OTECTI N
or THE
FEET.

LORD a. TAYLOR, WITH PRIDE AND CON
rIDENCE PLACE THIS LIST OF PRICES or LADIES'
AND CHTLDREN's SHOES BEFORE THEIR PATRONS
AND THE PUBLIC, AND REQUEST THAT 1T BE RE-
MEMBERED THAT EACH ARTICLE Is WARRANTED
AND PERFECT
LADIES GENUINE WATERPROOF DOUBLE SOLE
BUTTUNED BOOTS rHAr KEEP THE FEET WARM
AND Dry So AND 1915.
LADIES EXTRA QUALITY KID TOP, MOROCCO
roXED. BON TOE AND FRENCH HEEL BUTTON
BOOTS At.
LADIES HANDSOME CLOTH TOP. MOROCCO FoxED
BCTToNED BOOTS WITH BOX TOES AND FRENCH
HEELS, 81
LADIES HANDSOME DRESS KID BUTroNED BOOTS,
Win BoX TOES AND FRENCH HEELS S2.r5.
NIssEs DURABLE PEBBLE GOAT BurToNED
SCHOOL SHOES. Al TO si.25.
MISSES EXTRA QUALITY SHOES. S1.5O AND
&c.
CHtLDRENS' SPRING HEELEo MOROCCO AND
DRESS KID BUTToNED BOOTS ~ AND SI.44.
FINE ASSORTMENT or MISSES SANDAL BOOTS.
SUITABLE FOR DANCING SCHOOL. $3.50.
LADIES' PLAIN AND WARM LINED SLIPPERS.
BOYS AND YOtTHs' BUTroNED AND LACED
BOOTS FOR SKATING AND SCHOOL, Si.7E. sc.
XEcfic ovERsnoEs AND RUBBERs IN GREAT
VARIETY AND VERY CHEAP.
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Sa6Iuos 8anks.

nHY DOCK SAVINGS IN~TITUTIOA
- a+i ANp 1i3 BOWERY
The Trustees Of This Institution have declared divi
drnd Tor the .N months endns Dec ~ is7, at the rate
of per cent per Annuui on al sums ct s2Con AMI
under, and on the exces, v Ron At tic per
cent per annuIn payable on and alter the THIRD MON
DAY IN JANUARY ls7u
DEPOSITS made on BEFORE JAN 10 will be en-.
Titled TO INTEREST from JAN. 1.
ANDREW MILLS President
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STEAMBOATS, ano lallroaos.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL

steamers OF the NORWICH LINE will leave Pier a.
Nort, River afis +. NJ sunday tor New London Boston
Murce 40 '''
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SltHliIons GdlaalO.
A RESPECTABL Young pirl would take ull
a chAy' M children teach them the English brance,
AMI music. aud assist In hght hons,wOrk Cull or nj
d''' fLhHflh bLNnE. ~ orchard I.
4 LADY, ascot 80. rNcrl.cui writer aud mnthcmati
a can, Whl'' an tnEngWent iu a bauk. store or
town office, l,:'s HroadN ~, ' ''
A NotNG LADY desires situation as rnnyi,t
IN r tir Is used to tbe hn.uess references gwen
corfsslnhrtnce desired BuN 1884. Mhdletown Orange
Co, New YORK. '1'NV
A HISPEt'lABLEw woman will 60 out by tho dav
- hTS AM lake ~ ihmily Washing. done up At ~
cents ger dozen itS Fnrsyth IT.. room it, Mrs RYAN
4 fOlNG Canadian lady desires a plnce ms mouse.
= ltr ~ "a aoN"r, iamlb. rnll Or one week al
y" "' stanton st. basement
- years experience, Address 80
ENGlNkER, box 49, sun Office
Mueyteae n ,,,,....
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ousmess 6nAm,s.
t91H LEuBakel : wagon, trough and sleigh. 1853
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ExcELsIoK SAVINGS BANK,
NRANKLIN sAvING.s n,Nk,.,

- lntlcf sII uV am IN "
The THlRIN-SkNENTll semi Annual Dividend due de-.
posters Viii be nid ON Hnd after Jan. ~ 1874 on all
SUMS emitted thereto AZ the rate NJ i've per An
mum Money deposited ON before Jan ~ drn int
st from the let q January BANK open IT, A. VI to
T.. NJ. and MONDAY aud SATURDAY ENENINGS
from TO y o'clock.
JAS CHAMBERLAIN. President
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Qrntistrn.
SrIons Ra,hlncs.

LADY, viii sell her wheeler q Wilson covered m.
~ chine, complete order 50 "a, T. 2uth ST. hnsluent
WILltOA a GLIB HS aud other >,wlng machines
W wholesale aud retail manufacturers supplied 1.
reuunG and rcnAirH cOeun. cas- terms
MOORE. 27t East Houston 81, opposite SUFFOLK