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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-05-15
7. J.. MoRNINGsTARl
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Sworn to and subscribed before me
this day above written.
THos. j. LARsH, Notary Public.
Notice is hereby given that the Gem
missioners will meet at the Auditors
office Oh Friday, May 30th, 1879, to hear
any exceptions that may be filed in
writing against said apportionment.
BY order of the County Commission
ers.
SAM'L OLDFATHER,
mavs-S Auditor, Pr
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-05-15
MARRIAGES..

the 18th
Inst, by. Rev. G. Baughman, Mr..
jacob Huffman to Miss Mary S. Me-
Mutt, both of Euphemia, o.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-05-15

Through tickets on sale for all points, East or
West. Reduced rates for Emigrant and Colonist
For information in regard to ticket. ad-
dress G.. w. SMITH, Gen1 Pass. Ag't..
Lafayette, Indiana.
E. Fl. WALDRON,
frb20-'7gl General Superintendent.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-05-15
Special Notice to Lane
Hunters & EmigranfS.
to Builders and
Contractors.

OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received at the Office of the Clerk of the
Board of Education of Casper town
ship, Preble county, Ohio, until u o.
clock noon, on the oath day of May,
1879, for the building of a Frame School
House in sub-District No. ] of said
Township, according to plans and spe-
ciications which will be on file or and
after the 9Th day of May, 1879, in said
office. The Board reserves the privi-
lego of rejecting all bids not satisfacto-
ry. There will be a meeting of the
Board at the Township House, May
2lth, 1879, att O'Clock p. m at which
time thu proposals will be read.
BY order of the Board OF Education
of said Township.
WI. JEFFERSON,
mav1-1 Township Clerk.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-05-15
a yer's
Ham V9gm,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dres sing
which is at once
q greeab1e
healthy and eff
fectnal for pre-
serving the
hair. Faded or
gray hair is soon
restored to is
I -
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-05-15
STATE OF OHIO, PREBLE Co., IS:

EATON, o., May 2, 1873.
Before me, the undersigned, a Nota-
ry Public in and for said county, per-
sonally came this day, It. j. Morning
star, j. A. Kaylor and E. S. Stotler, the
apportionment committee appointed by
the Commissioners of said county to
apportion the expense of constructing
the Lewisburg and Brookville Free
Turnpike Road, upon the lots and
lands returned as being benefited by
said improvement, and after being duly
sworn say, that the foregoing is a true
and correct report of their action in the
premises and that the apportionment of
said expenses, as therein set forth, is
as they verify believe, just and cquita-
Bile,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-05-15

Nos l and / daiIy-No. 3 daily, except Sunday.
Through sleeping cars on Nos / and I from
richmond to Columbus. Pittsburgh, Philadelphia
and New York.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-05-15

n NOuuE ldNl1 dbC "a q WONOAS SONNi
and then tried to dream of her future
husband. Now she says that she would
rather die than marry the man she saw
in that dream.
The largest and finest line OF embroid--
cries ever shown in Eaton now on sale at
the Eaton Cheap Store, nextto 2. O.
The amateur walkists had a gay old
time at the sSaw Dust" church on Sat
urday evening last. We are afraid from
all reports the sanctity of the place was
badly deseerated. twas naughty.
Two papers carpet tacks for 5 cents, at
the Eaton Cheap Store, next to ?. 0.
DIR. Stephens viii soon remove the
frame structure in which he 20 resides,
and on the ground erect a magnificent
dwelling palace. The laying of the cor
ner stone is to be a grand pancgyric.
p sheets paper and 10 envelopes I'M
, neal, box for ( cents, at the Eaton Cheap
Store, nextto P. o. +
There will be a 12-hour walk at the Ea-
ton Rink, ON Saturday next, for big mo.
. ney and the championship OF Preble
county. Some six Or eight will enter,
!, and make it the biggest and mosrexeit-
ing of any yet given!
We are offering a few more children's
m1erino hose, this week, at 5 and lOc.
pei pair worth double the money, at the
Eaton Cheap Store, next to P. o.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-05-15

Ifnext Sunday is a good day to show
off the new styles in spring hats and new
dresses, the churches will be well attend
ed. If the churches should be full those
who occupy the front seats will be denied
the privilege of criticizing Miss rs or
Mrs. IS hat or new dress but they
will have the satisfaction Of knowing that
they are showing off their own. This
will be some compensation.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-05-15

Joe. WoeTner will flhthe room lately
occupied BY the Mammoth Cheap Store,
with a tremendous stock Of notions. Just
call in and see.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-05-15

ready fqr use, &c. esch,s at the Eaton
Cheap Store next e
The Murphy meeting at the Court
House last Friday evening was )" red
ehotn that some of those present left the
room. So we are informed. $50,
Laces and edgings from lc. per yard
upward, at the Eaton Cheap Store, next
n p o.
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CIVIL NOTES.

Revenue-Agent Brooks yesterday arrested
.ver Fedsten with LOO cigars in his possession inc
snfv on which hal not been paid. he was hela 9g
$500 bail. o., -
John Mullaney, jointly indicted with Francis
Mauov wa placed trial yesterday IN the Court OF
nor.r,i sessions on q charge Of stealing watch from
fs Tsfavette OF No 500 West Twenty-nl nth-st'
Us far,d yuilfv and having already served tefm
n sat prison was sent back for five years
Frank Wagenblast, of No. GIG East NINTH
A. was arrested yesterday on complaint OF revenue
AGENT Brooks who charged him with having IN his 20
sess1cp eigAry empty cgar-bCXes on Which ne @
STAMPS had m OF been DESTROYED. Unlted sSstes
soper shields held him IN $500 bail Tor examination
Iouis Schwoerer has brought SUIT against
the Metropolitan Elevated Railroad ard the Mammalian
Camnany 20 compel racm to pay blm aahasos io' Jay
ne a foundation for iron pier az First-aVe ana
Ftgbfh-st where the palntlh owes Vdult peIiat !,
~ defendsnfs claim that the tenants, VINO nave nVe
ars lease OF the building, have been already REIN
bursed for the damage.
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THE COURTS.
PARTNER or CREDTTORf

A case that has excited some interest IN tne
- trade has recently been decided. Daniel f.
ysn some time ago brought suit against Julian Aleu-
,Dery in the business In this city 1out VINO
- res,des in North Cardinal, to recover sum when
Se alleged was due to BIN for ans serves ~ AneD
sd me Indebtedness and alleged tnst oman was avs
mariner in the leaf tobacco business tha1 me o
e.on 10 the capital OF the concern anu that as tbe
bpsness had been losing one Oman was ae'uaiy n
gSss+ac ~ MIN The cause was tried before e1-Juoge
SS6lI As referee and he has just made ms report N
49,. 81 the piantif and yesterday Judgment was en-
law IN the County clerks ONCE IN DiDans favor Tor
" e5a "a O. A. Runkee appeared for the paintih. ana
& III Arnoux for the defendant
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

James Brewster, age twenty-one, cOlored,
vas charged by Margaret Robinson, No So Bayard-sL
also coored with having discharged pistol at her on
AuCst3 BE held IN default OF SlOOO Dali yes1eI-
day az the Tombs Ponce Court
Officer Kelly, of the Sixteenth Precinct
broneht before Justice Morgan yesterday, William
R,rry headed charged with feloniously as
saultng william Hughes GOV OF seven MIC q SicAe
tce Morgan held Barry FOR trial. and committed MIN IN
default OF 81 600 ball
On a warrant issued by Justice Morgan,
Court Of1aer Kelly yesterday arrested Edmund Vethen
selerK 10 the employ OF d. f. Bovine. of No III Broad
way on a charge OF emhezzlement. Mr.. Bovine ALLEGES
thar Nethen collected ana appropriated 10 h own U.s.
$40 So The prisoner said that he Thought be lad a
fight TO keep Il as part Of his COMMISSIONS he was
committed for trial In default OF $1,000 Dau.
James A. Foley, William Curry, Michael
Eagln, William Denmsn and David O'Keefe were ar
ragned in the Yorkvue Police Court yesterday on the
rb1rge of robbiBr Isaac White jewelers. SON. at No
B54 Frst-Ive of silver watch worth So The robbery
Se9ad having stolen TIC watch Foley and Curry were
bed in defanIt of Al 500 bail each and the others IN
default o. $1,000 bal each.
Wednesday afternoon, John DOnnelly, age
twentythree who refused 20 give his address, obtained
an entrance of Thomas Barry, at the board
ng-bouse Of Mrs. MARY Qninu No. 40 Chatham-st and
got possession OF articles valued at S35 Mrs Quinn
him going out ana went IN pursuit o. NM he Was
captured MOnroe-st. by ROuudsman Schaumacher OF
the Seventh Precinct. VITA a IouI-chamO loautu re-
vOver seeretod under the sleeve OF his coat prepared
immediate lie arfHl-ned DelOre Justice
Smith Yesterday the Essex Market Police Court and
was held for trial in default OF 1000 bail.
William L. Allen and Robert A. George, of
No. 1872 Madison-st. held for trial by Justice
Wheeler in the Harlem Police Court, yesterday, on a
charge of cruelty Co animals They arrested by
Oicer O'COnnel, OF the Thrty-second Precuet, near
Hlga Bridge tor OverdFivng horse attached % light
The horse take0 10 livery stable, where II
1ed twenty later The prisoners said they had
hired the horse and wagon from william MasteTsOu, Of
Seven h-ave. and F1ftYe gnth-s Mr.. MastersOn, who
was IN court, said that his morse known by tn
naue Of Cen raj Bog. and that ne had trOttlug
race Brdg cha ptOn recently ID rs. He valued
him al several thousand dollars.
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nECIslON,-ArG. Z

Supreme Court bGmbzS-By Judge Van Brunt.-
August etc. agt Kercbes Others Motion granted
Wade lgt ORey etc.-Granted BY default. Fuchs.
at WaldrOn ORIGINAL mortgage must be submitted.
Special TsrH-Bv Judge Van Brunt-PentZ agt PentE
Ofhcrs.Fndnss signed want motion papers on motion
Tor extra allowance.
superior COurt-Specidl Ta-T-By Judge Spelr.-
woodruff Terrv.-Drd for OF ERl'ert
substitution. SchrOurGermanu agt
BOorfen ami OtherOrder amend Of foreclosure
Marine CORrt-Npecidl Term-By Judge Sheridan.
Stein ag KinO-Oruer tor judgment granted Coat agt
Fraubee Beraequa LOrasso-Orders OF arrest vacated
Young agt. MIDGET; ReCkPrd AndersOn.-Defau
opened terms. Layton Michel Gut agL Guggen-
heinz FarIOur az Lent-Orders gran ted.
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cALFNnARs rHls DAY.

suPuESF CoURr-CHAMBEEs- Brunt J.-Court opens
81 1880 a. I'd. Calendar called 81 II a. Nos s. 81.
o. "a. 1872 IA. 142. l46. rs, 1874 ls9, 1913, 1879.
SUPERIOR COJEI-SPECIAL IERM-cpelT, court opens
Il m.-N0 az calendar
COMMON PIEAs-sPECIAL IERM-Nan Hoesen, J.-COurt
Opeus a. ID g.. m y O day calendar
C;FyERA, sFssoss-PART I-3iderseeve 1.-THE People net
Dominick Forte Francisco AbruzziO homicide william
English. robbery George Brcmer William Nun, Mary u
lsOn felunious and battery John Moran Henry
Conway John Calden BuI glAry James Daily Thomas weeny
George March grand larceny DUry l. Lusdel eguJus
saut ana battery Adeliue Huber. grand larceny.
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OBSERVE THE TINE TABLE CLOSELY.

In addition tho GRAND REPUBLIC leaves. DAILY.
2Ith-s. 10 m: LerOysL. 1910 A. Pier 2. y. Il.
1910 a. M; Tewelrs Wharf 0okyn 81 a. N.
steamers leave Iron Pier 90 mnntes 20
after which the AMEHItUs WI leave az aud
The GRAND REPU BIC, the last boat. AT 10 p.
Single fare. 50 cents excursion tickets 50 esnts
WHICH INCLUDE Adm isSIOSs TO THE PIER
Return tickets are good on either boat
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
tDk IkLN4UA y ID pHII.A HI.pHT A

3,As. NJ. ~ AN ID PHllA DELbhlA
re,va E 2.,y TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS
leave foot II and Phila
p N, t2f Trenton. 4;3O .. m -,
al mira and berk SIS, 7:i5 s:l5. TO- lI3O m :i5
Leave n entoa York at l;2o eTcept Monday 6io
sl3, 300 1910 a. m. 1910 22O 4:Z 4;lJ, o;lo p m
p m. rains from &ew.YorE to the 7:Ij m las p
SUNDAY TEAfSs|Leaye Neg;Yo ana Philadelphia at
$50 p m Lave irentSl At 10 $40 NJ 5iJ p m
CONNECTION made az JsTsty S,tSa oy ferry to ana
Tickets for sale foot Of LAP, rty.i, Nos tol 81
81, Broadway the prime pa ho'eis, No. ~.
CAGE cbe.ct. al iron, readenoe to destination.
H. ?. BALDWTN. Gen. Pass. Agent
NEW-YORK GENITAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER KAILRo A. -Commencng July T. 1873
=: We-reIn and Northern EXPRESS drawing'room
90 a. ~ pedal Saratoga EKpres. with drasing-rOOm
1880 A M chicago and western Express with drawing
room cars 20 Canandaigua Rochester aud BunAo also !"
100 ~ Express Albany Troy. with connections
81 D. m. saratoga SPECIAL
S SS M 81 Iou. E1pross da with sleeping cars for
s esT oT sE Hsa sy do and De and
foT 4o1t5ea s5 sPt9g sunaeE n M wa SfsS Fails ana
Corn nR wa Geneva sleeping ears TO Geneva Rochester
Pacnc Express qay rH ID Sleeping Ts ef ps,S 9T
Chicago. excepting SATURDAY night 70 cav Ton aad
etT and e, est a d ara az, 40 ear eas, At
loo n. Night Express sleeping ears TO Albany
Tickets iST sac comp5S 0fses So faeo IS
and 8I2 BrOaiwIY New-YOr&. and 900 W asAn4 oust'
b'"o>N" Geu-ra Passenger a gent.
DENNSYLYANIAR AlLkOAD-ireatT Trunk
Inc United states Mail Route ON and after jay
= 1879 trains New iOrii Desbr1sses
laLdt Ferries, IS 10 flows:
Lxprrss for Harrisbur PijtsDurg the West and south
with Pullman Pa Cars attached NJ anu $50 Ia
For aisport LOOK Lay-u lOry aud Erie, az $50 D.
m Ieclu- al Cory iOr utu-y. Petrol um Centre AMI
M, Oh Regions. vi Transport 10 LOCK Haven, a.
IA Washlu- ID NOufA Limited iSnlng-
ton press 4 Pm PalOr cars uali, except sunday,
a. arrive Ma-ll ION |.LZ I. Va e-udr az l;5J
al. So n /. ami ~ y. IA. SUNDAY ~ p. ~. o.,
prss or Pm ladelphlI. 4.3t $50 $40 llH lei II
m $780,, s. . q s.3J aud ID p. SUNDAY 40 lnd
8 D., . o. 100 $50 and I'D D H. Em2riut anu second
III a - Al. 4 a. IL. aud b.
Toats of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains rsry lty, saoldnz speedy and direct transfer
o rr ms rriva- FROM Pitt-bulZ GOO. lO:4U lOl0
n n, any and bJu l-U D. H. taIy except Monday.
Ffgm ash aud hal-lIu' re, 70 90 a M t3Y 400,
10 IO %. M sunday, IA. FROM PIlalrphLi $500,
3d. Is. e. Gao. lO.4O lI.5us - 1u tJl 90 $40 and
IuIU D.. sunday. 800 sos. o'oh AVtO '-9O a. M
o.Zu " i,. jl,i and ga Broadway No House
,1rf ~ ,rg..rs
oi, Ar.ax DE ot loot Of tuton--t, BTOUkyu; Nos.
RI r. and Ms ius,u-st Hou0Sen DepOt Jersey Cy
Imiorauf Tckct once SO Eaitryp ace Tire NtH-lDr.
Ilf- mn fy cal lu and c.reE JaEga rom hotels
n rasn"n &c. q q EaRNEp gaur p,ssa. yar srep-
PRANK III s.-JN t..,..n tltla2sr
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\ LBANY B0ATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DPTW
foot Of c.n., 10 leave PIER No ~ NORTH ~ Z,
M.s ae AMY sand@y morning eTespe Wan train, Noria
uA' g. afs'o land retuIy . 4s,t,.,,o,r -,
4 LBANY aud TROY by DAY BOATS.
-. -, 9. YIHBARD ana j. DREW
LsAvs Nesty-.s. Per 50 \. s:35
STAAeK FERRY WEST Po If GO coRSwkLT L' SE y
SSeei SAIsKILL ald HUDSON Tcks- sold
on HS5so AoRrH and EST Teae Coupons good
special rR1iS TO ia AZ F EIS s1EAroaA
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
IaDdt NeW-York from foot Of Desbro-ses snd Court
indian m for Washington PItsOarg Columbus nenns
Slo e south Pumsl cars from Baltimore Newark
from 5O m y ios w@shagon and the Pullman car,
cnne, tons Pttsburr Cincinnati IndIanasois I0svIe
Sa, s1 teus Through Pullman Baltimore Cincin
40 N. for washington and the West maEnp same con
nan aSg c p d. y ST S2. me suih and West Pan
maEng cloe connections chicago Cinci1na indaaapo
southwest rough Pullman ea I'M N, more Sg N1 % ana
For comets Se a. Washing on with trains for LyDohburz
Riosd S,rosgh Tickets please col at Conoanys once 81
and Desbrosses ad beeo Jer.eT a 1901 OF ooS"e
ROUND TRIP TIcEETsso 10 KASsAs. NEBRASKA
{ CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Terrv 10y st-ton IN New York, foot Of Lberty-sL
Commencing June 16 Is7s-Tains eave New YORK foot Of
$50 ., mFor Eosrtyst as l2lows' e.,-s. ,,,.s
Juuct on Wilkesl1Ire, Eluirh &c ,Onnrets AZ
49, - 90 On y ith D. 1. aud ~. r. r.
RnjSi, OF Figh Brtfe branch schOo eys Mountain.
Mauch fbnnt ".u lake u psfcoug, East0u HaTis0nrr.
pJrI. ''fN- "llAe'pair1 0o4-n0'H- "'I4'HS
1880 a. m a9t-43O p. somervle and Pennington
wi ~ ilsin nston Easton, Mauch Chunk TamaqIa
Rec 20 p,, FRA ton Tunkhannock, Tamaqua Hazet1n.
H,''il' ~ tvtsVlile, HARRISBURG
,nc.g or hlGh Bridge Branch. @cho0leys Mountain,
Mach CbDnv az" Lake Houatcoug. Eason Belviere and
80 p m. dailyFor Easton Allentown and Harrisburg
IA M W., 4 ICES Al Junct on Tor D., l. and W r. r
Tor IT, rs 10 local points timetables az stations
'DA lLAI Nr-Leave al a. II p. for Bound
% anu ttnedlate points and at $50 D. m FOR EasOn,
Boats Of BrooA IN and Erie Annex make connection
Jersey CITY
NEN-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
press = ';l5 for Red Bank Long Branch. ocean
az Tor Toms IIseI Bn- 4sDurg. Warctown, Cedar
Al 49, D m vneaud, Atlantic City Tuckertown R. r.,
Tome a. yer, e.
A. p. m. Tor Hucksburg Toms River waretown. Ceaar
Stage connections 20 and from KEYPORT at Matawan Sta
uon 70 and from Oceanic aud Fair Haven
and from Point Pleasant at sea Iirt wsh ali trains.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAIL EAY.
L, az g NewYork Pier No foot Rector-st
Long Branch Highlands. &C, $500 $3.50 m; 100 3i5.
6ab. p m
TOMS RIVER Tuckerton K Il and Philadelphia $50
vlneiand Br,dreton and Atlantic Cty. I.OOpm
WarerO vn and &c a. Greek, &c, 81 o.
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
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GktHrsloHs.

FRICTION BEACH.
AP Trains BrooEyn. Fst5usl and NoasT fsaif Rlk
way, until urtnern &. e rIf hlLhoarlY ostgssn
FLArBC-LAFE
(Long Island pepst. 8Toosiya ard
BR CLIFTON BEACH
from $50 m. 20 1000 Z. 10. trtas vii als) IeaTS
EEbtOtD
tFranklinave.. hafhorrv. IRON 1886 a m. - 1905
aud 1871 M from F.atbush-aye. 6B5 and
1855 a. IA from bedford and inc o.53 and 1,9t
car south a1d VAL street Psres by Ataas
anr Futh AYehue car Llles VIA on Fcry ~ FdtJasa
Avenue and Adsns md B0erum STREET Inc va u ~ tDR
Ferry by South Brook Line Grana ana
avenue, ad Franklin AveHue Lines. trains vii %
ran when traVei requires u, r, ,,,,-,,- ,..,.
CONEY ISLAND; ,,,,, ,..ou
PROSPECT PARK AID ,OSEf ISLAND RAILROAD
Hrloklyn Depot.
9IH AVE-. AND 2JI'i-7L.
itng
during the daytime on WEEK Days this company VIII
On and after
Stu EXCU ESION r.. X rs Tor LADIES ONLY
and FOR CHILDREN be- weJu me ages 0 and IL years
Al 10 ENI- IA Ia.
Chit drgn under years oi sar FRfEl
such ticke VIII be- eopd al trains gnlag % Ccnev
Island nom % ,. incl -lye
turung C0ueV Island until D. no.
Trans run HALF H0UkLY ,5ntll r NJ and thereafter
The BhDOhLGN DEPO can Dr. led By the following
Ene OF hosecrs PaIr vanderbilt and Ninth ayes RON
Fulton and Ca harine Ferries.
Adams street. 30 Place and Fifth Avenue Line. from
City Hal and south Wal
Hamilton Ferry and Jay. smith, and Ninth street car
transit ring NiutLave and tueentIsL 10 cars Of mi
ANDREW r. CULVER, President
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6ltnatlcns UaaIeo-Males

An OPPORTUNITY wanted in a banking
N or oAce or - cashier by young man WHO
spOHdence handling
mOeT references and recommendations Please
aadress JOHN EALIFA&, Tribune Once.
As HITLER or VALET, &c. 10 an invalid
"a gentleman: we'll experienced m sickness can shave
&c nrscsss reference Tor sobey, cEpaDtT. Address
a. s44 7th-sve. 64ih-st
NOACHMAN.-By a married man as first
class coaehmsn VIII be found perfectly sober and
liable Is - excellent city driver has Lived with some Of the
nrstcass families OF this cay be wei recommended
Address AcD. 1875 West 5ist-st
GARDENER open for position; thoroughly
~ Uractical objection 70 farm ataehed small IAN
ny; wife oairg required satisfactory reference AadTess
I'd Box l8 Tribuae Uptown Ofioe, l.25s BroadWar
NURSE. &c.-As nurse or attendant, a
~ thoroughly competent OF long experience snd pos
sessiug unexcept enable reference AHutcss ~ ISL
Tribune Uptown O1ice, l,2S- broadway.
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DIRECT TO THE MAMMOTH
NEW TUBULAR IRoN PIER coNEY 1sLAxD.

NEW TUBULAR IRON PIER CONEY ISLAND.
The Grand lila Excursion steamers Landing this
popular o. an seaside furnish best ana nJ+r
direct route 20 Whist atty b. all vlsS
10 DO the greatest attraction IN The Island
% ELECTRIC LIGHTS
produce the grandest Illumination known this Con-
uneHt, and bathe ali the surroundings IN blaze OF rY
n PROF ECTs L,0DO FEET II % TIE sEA. and beng
from 30 % 10 width, 10 il DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL
A CONCERT EAD n AFTER -DON sud EVENING, ~
GBAFULLA'7 7TH REGIMENT BAND Ample seating
accommodations.
UNEQUALLED BATHING FACILITIES.
ADMISSION TO THE PIE AND BATH FOR IS
CENTS makes It the ATTRACTIVE and the cheapest
pavilion the Island Ouy spot
Joy deep water az wei as surr bathing.
THE RESrAU RANT AND SALOON DEPARTMENTS
the scale, aud the varied charao-
ter, UNEQ ALLIED As TO PRICES AND az Atty.
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F,nrcss Trains Iit@ Ne w ra 1.sbr0sses and Cort-
80, 49,. 49,. lanai :. rec. Ferries asioIo"':,o .ss-s,
$50 a.d u >. m SUNDAY $50 aud a. M D. D. 1880 500
Bo4's u ~UroO@Iyn Annex" CONNER win an thr5aga
zoe BrooA. 81 lraye j. i-' 'N'S -
He,uI4.i ! ans leave Philadelphia, lz"l $50 3j5
1,.. = so and 1 Limited Express t'o p. M = =
58u. -ud 1853 m- On sun l2.u- 5-0 S;'' sou
NE D 0l,s.~Sos J25 aud 90 BLoaavsy 10 As2r
a. aid Bl"Eyn AIHeE DeDoY 5"'f 2a5ts Ho5o.ea
Depo. Jorsev CITY. Emlgrant Ticket 9niee 70 Bat
FLANK THOMSON GenI Passenger Ast
Genera. MtI-1eE
V'l'E ERlE RAILWAY, ,.,.,. ,..,..,, -.,-,,
- arfWEs EkE EAILEOAD. Arrangement OF sTainA
tAs'a CIa6u4u and chicago Day L1R-e's Drawing
Co4,lts 70 luh.-o ana Gu &C.. 5ay Al ggaso
Ss.G fuIIG.ans b'st DFawngr5om sespng Coaches 70
ca.Die -. tHIo2sb 70 Bana.o. N.alara Falls cieia'
a. Chloaso without eha1ge' s'o Hotel Dhs Cars 70
Ce S@s H Lul. rant ram ior the wess.
rams case Chambers street Depot. e"-f 9rk tor ~
Ses ca = = iS Sn1ia W, nisls oa1 Sundays SIS
M %: r. u PARK anu Pssase d 100 10 1910
lihe i noon l45 B. So. i4O $40. 6IO, $50. ~
- ma = nlIis III suIlrvs. $780, lO:2o l:45 $50
p g' an o!,5 TO-. s. u 10 1870 1880 m y
Noon il ), s. s.iO ..5u 49, 80 $50. 80 90 10
800 100 a H. h .. ! go T. .. ana ~ midnight 50
midnight sundays 9. $3.50. 1910 a. H. lao $50 H.
Neabarg 90. wal 100 a. H- S.Jo $3.50 d. III sun
days $50 A. IN q, . %. mann 90, euudsy. :. ila IN
eIosAen. o, 1.jJ, .. lO@ a. ~ 80 'O 1'' y -" SUI
day o go Ia ~ 10. % M $50 $50 D. m. sun
$50 lS.-e q S s Yor ane 6sveSo Midland Hah
road b. alf-rL ...l,ta AL. .-S0 L. . q. IN sundays,
% d0 f1,i a n. 8, too tA4 J. u .-.. ... .-,
eJo' 4v- 3tr qual o al quarter aiirr r4th
$50" T., "a ~ !. o. in and - luit8 and l4tt1
hoAI or ,s.s4gs 4pAI ir-oL- -i- l 4l-i 'A
81 he can be- obtained an, -et- if l- cl,ee.
,g ma rausieT of bAesagc may Se ''t a. se
once. N9r,coti,n OF Al ths Company uap1tz -,,
Court 81 bi tr,l lie v est Scw-s ors a. I23
= NJ. ~ aIa \ Al AaloTr Ueu1 Passr Agt, New Y0r<
NORTHERN RAILROAD or kEW-JERsEI.
7rlus leave Tor EngcNt ~ Chester ltndat aud aoA
80 90 m. 4 81 1 400. b.3u osO $50 lao " n
s1ndsys b d U. $50 p IAe l4t-O 70. srih VI"
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Manuel sprng valley and Money, a r. s't " u
mo n AlgOII, CcuI PassE AZ - AcH- loEA'
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PRANK THIlI9Js = -,Il
TgiO PHILADELPHIA
- PENNsYLVAN a RAILROAD.
TIM OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE ASD SHORT LINZ
urIsrau
NEW.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

rorrtean Though daily three depotsn
pniiaaelDuIl. TWO ia NeN-l 0fS. , t,.
Double ITaca, ImpiO.ad -qa. pm 'l4 'A'
Fastest Time usi-tent with absolute s--o3'
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N general Homework aud washing 10 Remal family would
recsfSe good home and per month by addressing Boa
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