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Gunner Resorts.

GUNNER Resorts.
4 CCOMMODATIONS for a few adults among
"A the Berkshire Hills City reference = BhNEDiCI
ANY person wishing first-ciaSs board on an
IA em0ence 900 feet aoTye lsTPiSF en sRs W
4 T MORRIS TOWN, n. j.; fifteen minutes
~ drive r. m dcDut: large country house, weH-Sbaded
groun Ture mount IN air; good stablng Particulars at
A BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN RETREAT
n TERRA HALL Ramago liockama cOH%ty MA
fishing moderate terms. -
A r the ELM TREE FARM HOUSE, Jewett
"a Heights Caiskll Mountains y. Y.-WAnied 10 or 10
R BoS%s 'T 'r21et r'Stf'So G E? 20.
ARTISTS FALLS House, NORTH Convey,
~ ~ H. open Lnn@ l FIJI IN rIfFE Ed r5 or 's s
medicinal properties near the house er,,,v prorriaor
A r Central Valley. Orange County, \. Y,
~ IS MIL from G! ia Ere + r. agse house goo ana
gIoiIds ARK r" nt prod azIas pisnty% snl" S ,gqi
moderate pr'es SEND for circular giving It[rfae T1xo
ARE YOT GOING TO TUE COUNTRY
rg5.Gcs STw srT@.ER REsoRr GLIDE:
N'''"' Ior sale ,vtrywlcre. Prr" cents.
NORRIS PHiLLIP, 4 Co. 3 Park-p.acc, New.YOrk.
AT a PLEASANT FARMHOUSE near the
n CaisLnsa icw boar'crs desired tx cedhgy healthy
pnty N * 'rs Pouiiry ali einGs ri FREE rides gwen;
a: ud i'' tr%s s a I T. G1EnETT Sc1toa Jl'
ADAMS. Room - lib.e iIon.c. New'Yors.
" RERK>HlRE HILLS" 1-liailin House,
above l se A l 'j ~ lT iHp rS:%', i-'"' '''
PICARD ANONG TIE CArSNILLS, near
n.'a =; rI ph Gic- laIln n9u,T pG'a'I geaioR
nj n-. ttHF% So Durham creme cciiy \. y:
BOARD ON FABN.-iIousr and rooms large;
- goo" la an" ahc ir Xix 60 %f'; n' ,It n3H'
Jaln,, p"lt long l-aid y. T.
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Crcurs,ons.
DRlGUTON BEACH.
IHnnnKLYx. rLArnrSm AND coNEY ISLAND

BN0OKLYN. FLATBT~H AND COMFY ISLAND
TRAINS LEAVE TIA! iUsHAyE., Long IS
LAND DEPOT. BIsOOKLYN. hourly from $50 a. m TO
~ D. NJ and from 3:l5 @ go NJ halfhoariy sep.
orafe tI.ps run from BEDFORD halfhouriy rum
A. NJ TO g3i D. H. from the Beach leaves at
l0:IOp.m ,,.,., $1,000.
cls from Fulton Ferry, and Atlantic Avenue soutn'
Wail ari Fulton Ferries. . So, ,,...,. S..o..
S' - ~ W. r. DOKWIN, Geu Supt.
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MisceII2n 5OuS
Uedeners.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW:
N YORK TRIBUNk WILL BE RECnlE ~ p, ~ ar
al or sos West Jwenty.tLri-st. corner kgnen III III
Eo corner Innn.-1nil e., ~"
T1rd. ve. cor sevenths; at the IA Fl'fN
No 2,2Si Thildavt - Indrc nS W 81 80,
OfIcerateA
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NORWICH LINE
y r., BOSTON. WoItcstLr Portland ana The Wine M'ul
ta,rs va Sew ION, fcanera i'a'c Pc! NO ~ N"i'h
Rtyet az y. nl. da!iy. icluI,ng ound 'ys
%,FW.UAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD.
" SrNf%GFIFLD, HOlYOEE, WHITE M't iAlN~.
- m &C. Sfran,Tn lier - l.. g., nj D. o.
ma % H. M SUNDAYS tyccredh C"nncctns with tprc"
~. + an1Vc AMI intermediate points. 1cHcts 80. d!d
t,,oop. cIt ckct al IA LroalHaY. y " and t1l;ts,
toItIp Excursion to new Haven and T." nm ~ o.
AID RELIABLE STONINGTON LIEE.
O FOR BOSTON AND ~ IL POINTS -, >,,,
Al D. m daily uncudng sundaSs from fier 49, MOTT"
rive iToi T uckcts this line Tor 81 GOOD
ior ay ami Tor wlcL they aIc Issued Hs spec
80 - trr face reght taEen Gt lO"trl current felcH
nv ~ FIIEiNS q. +. Agent H. >. bAhCJCh' FIo5t'
PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
k|ANN VIA PkONIDENCE DIRE, T. >.,, -, -,
ApTIf NIGHTS REST. ONLY ~ MILLS ~ hAllA
Tie favOr1ie pa ace steamers -, 800.
MASSACHUnkITS AND RHODE ISLAND
nay Sundays excepted from Pier 3D. North RIVER i''''
Warren AT -. ha,,.ooD >-ayv N,rt and pr,vi
noncs psssrIFers arrive in Boston at a III 49, -. -
secured at Nos sos, oJf 20 a
OF ,.Tnsdwav and Metropolitan aud Ffh Avenue io'.
e. Vork and 333 asbngtOn St ErooklYn llcAcI aLv
s,sn saId AZ ali principal hotels and ticket once anu AZ
ofees OF WeScot Express CoTy any Freight K"n ii 10"
ert rates vrxs d 6. BABCOCK
g. r. Agent '4N0'SNA',
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WHITE STAR LINE. .,,.r.,.,.
5teamboate au0 RdilroaO5.
FAIL RIVER LINE
FOR

! FAIL INV Blk EAR
BOSTON A<D'rnE EAST ,.....,,..,
Ea 'n, 5 h, D,.1 3 pri, N T. or >c '' p.
{" Nc"'irr - T. "a" rt'yi' ,,,,'t,r~.t,u,l;-
I'll, r ai al aui iFH""yilfNt'Ei .', r,o,
iq.' ~, q E,,d, r. sl m , a "' E, a..
CoNCIE> o. to- ricyrg cv,pine by ti~s, A'd ";' '.d
H. H&:. en- ~ IT.rs.n, - yrr
Slr'L lain caves -"au'r NiIL J 90 I!N"i- ct 70 J."
lrrn4ays rXc~r,a Mnyne q, Nr"r%%ui Il ':''' F'.
1cbeis Sta,co is, etc, b, "nan@ ~ NryiGr, At
-de'y, 80 - aal q A. y. ~, h1tr,- :r,,-' 3Hi
ii i. a, on 6ai .ic.irne.s Nos, m Ci,l. aHd at
anne OF! hros,yi any Jrr'E I, NV III ''E""' ~"
GEO. !. cGNNoR. Gcaeili i.s,,1-': As,Ii
NEWPORT LINE
For
Eo>roN.
on f!-' ia, ilTI :.,.
Tcc,. .~9 1 29a :o,! y q. ,, =, % 49,. i
lie ncAtl.,!Ii.- a. 80" .. 90. n''
xhIirrSGI1..ii a h&6 "' 'Iyt C'|'L@>Y ,..
s2 e. <a i.'. ,,,f ~ Got TOY f 4 @at'@, '
E =, i.G H., T , r AYE an, S.c a.
80 a m 10" ay,, AZ a. l"' %'M 49, ''"''
rllo T. ii" oil 3
running q .@i l ~, -';G z: 1''-'"f'''"
Rctnrnne c"n.'cas .' rays i'o- a. '"'' ga o.. .
Steamer aril'c'in 'cN io'e a. c.," IT, 4 rr.
q Tie LIAc, Per-, >'Ita ~, %. 90 5,-I' ,.
GRO l. coNNon Gc.i r.. ~.
A MARY POWELL ror W'>t Point. Corn
"A. va. Nr"'ar- Ioi-' ''i' i:,, . Il ~ r.,
Icay ,of f,o, 81 vh~rIi =. ..o an - At so P
i. .ni I1 N, r. a. fr I,rii aG ,r rarr's
D S' qI Pres received At vc,;l1 ONLY.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
ID Leave NewYork from foot OF 's'r"7-c' nm "uAadr
G a. m for Ma,nIG g c G G"" E't
ana he ~. lninn.n Gals 1Irm Eat'n"ie t. "'''fH'
D. ~ r y 5nugon tnc we, ruI iraa car' from
ircoI- or '.tls"urt. 'n'nna'l indantp H., 'i' VIZ
rat. -, Louis ana ~ js,uig lIs "a .''' ~ ""h'
;jdGMo D. m. "a ~ Tor WASHINGTON Ne uth M 49, Pun
mon ccrl, ;:cn c %TE Tor Gh!cr Cncna Ia map.
i InIsv,! -, Lou.s. '"n us Irbnig 10" south =ni
sG@Y'a loD 4 :r"HHcc's at Na,insioa Wiz rn4
for LyncI3ure Florida sew orleans ana Tie con no, a.,
Boniw"y %ew YorK @a At ge %cr loot Of c"'''"it
TGG To- kk5M6TAS NEBRASKA AND
IGOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on \au-
l. gatack and H"a'+!os e. a 'eanr ; r q t n
ar Esre Sn over ti t1a BY y siy OiGer
L'OR NURWALK AND DANBUEY DAlLf:
L -stcamcr AnELPll leaves Pier - utgn f'riyj -i'
IN" ''d'' E; Il Z n F4'iE % 50 c'iTr.
T7OR NEW-HAyEN, HAETft0RpI, SrRING-
L Field WIFE Not NrAlHo In ,. M Oh !, III
tun., zfcrc at ,: m T"c4y i.ir, 81, ':a' .'
lawn ali%r 1a.HM yr; sn s? 9, oyer va
f I,3i? Jtc','ih 10 Nr%'ia ami lrtl, = -
7 ONG ISLAND RAILEOAH.
On amt after sArrH6A$ 1914 It. ?s'!,,s r.. f., "a.
razor or, achr' % sit a., 'i !@.' i %" inc
n, cav iatba have D OF rIoohnn. -: q j. ~ ~
t.,f1 Il .t,f !
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
z I L.

m amt after Att IDAN I0th f.st rxViss ir 20.
+, attached. Viii c!tr iiun =, I'i, :,!.' % -
S,,I 4 d. in PIER - Eat l'yr.. f" 90 liir' I-.
~ M leave IiatLu have u Iot EIcohHh j." y T. l1 ~.
iiIct,Itru Oh - &crl.ht r:."( ~; aye " WOOL -
81 ~. ~. ,rS.l ORR i:tj ~. ! n r 81 seats u
~ > me rooms Gamer trlnc'S can bc cur az ~
ti.- '-t' ''I IT,
x, iAFFAN, 'rncIaI a~-irrr s'nt. ~ . III aIM@y.
y EUUiH VALLEY RAlLROND. ,.....,
pa EAGER THAI -, 'h ~ alter Na' 49, '" Wal
Co o. CIiLl i',lu-Sr-- IS, ~ ''.4'
IT, IN AMI c:,o D. ~. ior aston. B' chcnI ,"hl D.. -
=, = M = Mach Chunk WI '-'Ii. l"' tl.,', W
i.rl 2elcva, Lyons Hura" AID me West F"' ma" 81"
I'M, coaC attached to tiJ T. III uhh' al ,.,,,,s
49, In. .., .nv1; ana J. ll '"H''tI "' "'' '"''
III Nahaloy H4zl,t"n dirrE'ihs. ,,.,..r a,,ort
K1I,l:RI II. >AN !;l, G,ncrli ~"p crni~ndrnt.
C.-,,.I Conner IIlCi al .lttH"l-+S
O'-'' Ia 4-'7'N'- ~ IA. CIMMG..ti~, Agent.
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ILL wanting best teachers, American Oh
N foreign for any ow or high should nave
GTand,lstSs' New BnlIeD.' mailed Tor pOst'%. "
sCHERN ERHORN, Secretary, American school 'nS'''''
On East lIth st., y. T.
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ALL wanting first-class teachers should amply
"A at RELIGIOUS ;atiOnal Once 70 East 14'i ST
N experienced graduate Will give plNaie
~ instruction IN classics, Eng sl na, hcraueS or tIe
sccnccs during :hc summer SS ts ,nonlas an '''''
- A COX g..
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,n,WrNTY 1--WE EOAEDEGS WANTED at

y / J. Dun IIsttt' IT, ~
l 49,, N.,, Nnal,au NicW ion-c; ,.cVdf"h hlHh pure
..r i,t good liable ,Jrr:.' sin season cuh t par
80 tl, ,lSy ui i,cr-s nr walks aut 'i'Nr-
10Y, near house swing dnl ci"Il"t n 'ii
o, u Clli''l u nan H.
- ,lN Pr0r.,Ui So Ne" Aounialh Il" HOUSE,
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Ir'NGGl>S HAIL.

~Ai'Nrufi ~r"irH~.
rurrr ANpA LAIt u"tlNt- rEr PAY.
1li.s.,,..4 soto l.- .cri tuor,,-l. renovated aud
c.gHa<fA "ilh'<'o>' f' WI %g1,x,ov.
y1N1LEWuuD UM'~E.-En.l,w,ol. \; j.,
s.. On ST., o., O.. i.o5."i Nr,.lri..'.
f. rr g. "a +. ' III ,.i. ~ 2,r
EnrcpNE House, Ncw-Lon'lon, CGnn. -
l. IN nc -onud open 9r,an"l aud ,rIH ',. no
i"~'''' gas ''''' = in,'"ME riirrt"r.
L'AI.I.; Hot ot.-upcn Tor summer El,si>;
1'', q o, r g"'' , ,'u"'"" All o. D.
IrIE>T.CLAS~ BOARD ,",n ne had at Il large
lrn h,sc near 'aiskl N"nlln' You. h,rYS aI.
FS;5 , ' f1 ,S1. no 1y ''''' To- '
ElR~T-CLA>~ COUNTRY BOARD can he
'i1r"i ON one Of hc ",,". aFm, bIiia and
G-Hg rih AMI cam " i.'t H,' t'li,HH ,n,,,,.
civ @.It t,, 81 A,t'ir-s TRNNKLIN HELD. Mon'ynr
ItEEENWlCH. CONN.-Yrry desirable rooms
q .i oIrL A.r,s Mis j. q I!iIs. Putnam ave
ItOnp GUARD.-Ucsirablc location, within
\I. IT," ' VIZ , iii:ii tLIHk, C,r.'to On Hudson
GLEN RIDGE. CUENWALL, \. l:-'l"uao
- opri - a ,, H2 , ., e. Sc. oa place..
E,oop County noad.-L,rs,' airy rooE. -. ~
80. 40 ',,.t s,.is :or a.. rou~, tcrts moderate
tIri..i,. utAiG>. -a.yIe. t. t. - -
tzrOp c,naly hoari; ire AIRY. AIRY to '',!.
" , - ~ T.. ' 3d., .,-c. Nain-,
(.VNN\Rp SlH'NG Ii"U>|, ......rr .,.,..,t
Idi,y 1"'rs ag@ ,,lag Afirfc1
10 -, al
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steamuoats ano Railroads

ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
N and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier NO. Al North River;
foot Il CdiGLE, every week dav D. connecting az Al
banv tSunday morning excepcd with trains NortL "eSS
Excursion Albany and return GOOD 80 days
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AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

l. ave Ncyy Nok. foot ~ ihri tra for Red H9'h l3$
RTair. cear -:ii, Jl'ij u ~ lI'' .'"'
tl.Vtr,s~) :. I:ij ,.,..,,,,-. . Il a., "a. . -
- tTio :. I'D AMI rom OCEANIC ani Fair IlNNrN ~
Etl H. NK. To- and from PbiNl fLtANNNi III 9iN
L ~ II
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s DlNc1INrY,S -AGENCY for SCIIOOAS an.

DINCKNEY'S AGENCY Tor HIIIUUI1N an
-Infrpduces = Schools AMI Iail'1 all"-
EA' u nd tctrrn Ieachcrs for any de!artne1t x
Tns,Tnct,al, Tie Index just pu.S"'d' cont iiS cF
al IJupcriICs Tor 'l u l,'iJ
es informal. fuia hid for stamp
alG otI' " ~tJIODI DIRECTORY, rs pAG - ~
49,, Et;;on spcca catalogue g" evey sch'o! on list
nee al oHINV' W '" con E~MJitiH PINCH NJ
Domestic Binding. cor. lrod~ay anu i4thN'' ~ wy,
11NFACHERS supplied to schools and families.
HLW DIS III OKENCE FITCH EDUCATIONAL bO'
VI All basement. % I ntoi-sGuAre
yIVUE UNION TEACHERS AGhNC1 pro-
yies teachers Tor schools hrips ictrncs' III cumming
posi'oN' ~" A. LOWELL * co, AZ boIdst New io'h'
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6nmagr Escorts.
NOW OPEN

I ONG BRANCH.
II MIRA CLARKE's cottage, Morris ave, open for guests
the water hne lawn stable occou
Uatons Apply at cottage address Lock Box 2OJ, or
call East 33dsI York City.
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NOR ZEW-UAVE Hartford, SPRING
1 ~ lii WHITE Not NrAI%o MpN GRENl AM in
crncia;c poinis, steiner leave icr - !. H., "a.
J. ~, and -" IN. c"nnrcing "" s;.rrn i',h. ~ 10
a ,c r,,r.. al 81 hf1adNav. Ncy YrK, apt our 7i
iy,.l-in o Sew Ia ru AMI rrtur ~ 49,
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LEA~IDE BOARDING-At Greenwich .Ncad-
y ;ry tt.t,i. critA rh. A beautiful place Ac ~
;,i i.,, cod per week Im!I.r". \ T. SMITH,
H. l:.o.war apply - e. I. RIA hI.>lkr prlheipi'
f.t-t Toe rtAt.. 90. X
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A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW
N and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier NO ~ North hiverT
SsSg Gaa morning Syy eSepc Nth trains NoT
Excursion Albany and return GOOD 80 dayf s. President
4 LBANY DAY BOATS.-C VlBBARD and
~ DANIEL DEhW diary SUNDAYS exceptedi aye Erstdy
Street Irer s: and 2thst at am n,r%kyn Sy AmnrH
at m landing &C NyaeS Fly We't r"t Ns% SsaS
Pough eepe Rhine9ecS Cat' 6T Ycrr Gsn rp
urn by own 6,at connect at iihocctk by fr with
tie 2i5 D. m iIan on tue Ulster and Delaware Isaoad
lcc d checked XSrl3 44d W.T., I a1 S,s
lccII train To- Sdaioeh
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEH.
Fly 5iatn in Brd"ESn FaSns, JEWELS
Conimrnciuc October 6, 1s79Leave Ncw-York foot OF
g: l. d. For Fcmincton. E!ston. BcvidIe bethlehem
Iail Nlrnto N >aucn c!Hnk. Ianagia. MahAnoS City
with he awa i I AK wei8 a a Mountain
i' r and IT, W.T. MlnGn CGink Tanaqua W,esbarre
ssI 3'' ,oi i'i ia viic WiliamSport. etc. 49, -.
loga m t"r snmmrrSd a aR M, Fi Iah sMaach
Chunk am9qna Maanr CITY AazleloG fnrkhanngcE
iphiata rot;.,,llc. iiarr ,'nrs &c. ,.,.,o,o
Euld's axe. aud Lake HnUatcorg. EaSOa Hevre AHen
5.$G r m.~Ja| Tor Easton. NIen'own M4uc Chunk;
% ir yai at'isH ann" i ana Vision rd
fof BIZ t5 81 3d. el5, :I5 7:i' s}o SO
go 1880 IL ~ lIj; li4j M IT. I:io' : ~ -
? 7. :. 5 81 ? IT, i f. o. H. Z '' " '','
sunay train. lctvcai 80 u M j. p m, "r i'ohnn Kim
":m: = III ,:l, :i5 7l5 7:t5 Sl5 ST. :3o
;Ui il:lI - M .. s. f:f j. 4''" - '' ''''
g. e.. Il. l. SlH. .:lj, 10, l. p M .....t 49,.
F.rff9t,e "a y TINE Iaur Ai Niii'l~
I;rat- oi l;Tookyu ard Ilc AnntS miSc CONN f
Jc"-., cry station TO and from r""hN" az" i''' "i"
Jri>' 'i'y
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DlNI-
SIuN.
ave sew foot ~ hhrit st.. for fcd fa'h. I,%
Rranc. dc, at 4. -:i, lil1 T. " lI'' '"'
".-Iiai, fi,nri.,,s To- and from KEYrOrr al lrAWAN
SrtTiO :, 10 aul OCEANIC ant IAlN llNN rN..t
REin HAM. To- AID i-om r1fNI PLEASANT at STA
Gl@T. with AL lr;uh+
FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
cave, ioot Of Tnrty~t lor Freehold at SD l:i5 a.
g.. i.l5 ..-,.,,,. -, - ,--,N-
y ~ JERSEY SCI TliERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave sea urA. tIhrir ~. q. IT, H. r. 81 .
- - III ,ai r,r firminsdlc. ions ihv'r Ear
n. q t. and iut,rjucu atr -, TOM. . - .. r
a. u.i:,y I,oui, .rr ioI. BrInci r'n Grow 70.
linn. m ~ I.u IrI- % ser. Ni''ldnd An -'"'7
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MANHANSET HOUSE, Shelter Island, row
I'VE Opeu. Slater, Of the Berkeley" ew YORK.
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A CCOMMODATIONSf for few adults among
"A the Berkshire Hills city reference. g. BENEDICT
arlbOrO. Mass
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49, "a rTD ILLINOIS we,
ATLANTIC CAY, y. }.
., ..,..,,.'i NJ r.. HODGES.
ann Lrrk~i.lKE HILLS. EGHERr p.
\~ ~ = S.lN sock irlis,' Mass. Off, hrsf-"liNs
o..,., D., ..n i ar toi'i sewing "nh C'lHrF
,[. f. .;,.~ipt rop,ln.. ciri n. ri,h nlk &c 'k
a., . nds ain pie s.ade luNurOs beds SEM l"' e'r'
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I APLEWOOD HALL,
m. n. n MAGE

PIITSFIET4U, HAo@. -,
hours from NcWlOrk l.OO let ABOVE the sea- Inc
most conveniently beautifully located summer resort
AMONG THE BEkkSHIRE Ii LIS For circular and
terms address a. X AAIHES
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ECHAU EN- oPhIN'TS, Dtea ani an5 ,esthy
Summer resort Is open the reception OF guests Inc
place and beantied and telephone
introduced moderate Apply at the Springs 10 MIS-
N. ELLIS.
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RE YOT GOING TO TIE COUNTRY
"A Home journal TO-DAY. with Suprl 'lnett.
Puhishcs NEW SUMNER RESORT CT IDE.
giving places. prices distances amt other particulars.
tur sale verywhcre Pri'" cents
sent paid by the publishers.
1 \eW.lOTk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18

LtFA VIEW HOUSE, Sayin Rock, West Ha-
y ven. conn.,. L. now open tie sclsOn.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf
~ Trans leave Tor Eug.eWood Slosicr Perm mt ana y
20 10 ~ m. suncaTs $40 A. IN AMI 90 d. H. tn.
1880 m train VIII leave ~ minutes ''''' "'" '''
EaSaet spring Valley ana Monscy' 100 $50 a. m 4:'l
pm 5Yn n ApsnrTi asnarsl Paas'r AGENT NAW.V"rE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18

n EMPHREMAGOG HOUSE, Newport, VI
1NA Commanding magnificent OF the lake and noun
Newly fitted supplied with steam and gas: accom-
mOdates 400 guests 81 per $40 TO sl7 so per week
SpCciai famiiies Reference: LENE & ALLEN,
POI roadway, y. Y. CHAS. a. GLEASON, Manager.
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West Beaver lie ms.

E0. Posr.-Frederic Stinley near
Mcclure sold his property to Mr..
Samuel Bowersox Of Mifiiin County for
s670 he also sold his timber on tho
farm he lately bought TO Walter, Has
singer & Co. for $40. IH-
Isaac Weiand also sold his timber TO
a party whose name we have not yet
learned 70 r Sl575.
John Ulsh, sr. also sold part of his
timber to the same party for si725. the
same party are also prospecting to
purchase traot Of timber Of John
Felker. Jr.
@. p. Swongle has struck = rloh vein
OF Irnn Ore upon the lands of John
Felker, Jr.
DR.. A. N, Smith l. Co. have leased a
great deal Of Ore land along the Shade
Mountain and are 1t present engaged,
at several places dissips for Ore, 81 81
Those who have ice houses arc at
present busily engaged In AlIins them
ailsr Rslisntly waiting aIowa tins ior
ics-! 7 :boui Z ~ " ,hickasss.A'l
- 1sPoa7ss.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-02-12
COURT PROCLAMATION.

Nhercns the ton. J. G. Bucher rrssi
w dent Judge " the Judicial Uisiric
composed 1t the counties Of snyder. Union
md Mi.Hin aui Hiram U'Nrr and
Snm.l. II Npl"r Esqs. Associate JUDGE.
IN and for 81, Ter county have issued their
prccrrt herriur, date the llh day II
Dee 4 u. l7.! 20 me directed ror
tar holding ofan Orphans coui. u couri
Of Common rirhs. court OF oyer aud Ter
miner und ucntrni court Vt Quarter Sea.
sion- oi the r,ace NJ Niddlehurc, FOR the
county or Snyder. on The itL Monday. Tho
ing the 2'rn day Of te0. 1851 and
coulluur one week
Noti,e ID therefore hereby given to the
Coroner, justices Of the Peace aud Coustg
hle, IN nni for the county of snyder, 10 an
pcnv IN tLoir proper person with their rolls
records, inqulslions. examinations and
other rememhrunce8 to DO those things
which OF their Offices and IN their behalf
pertain to be lone aud witnesses and per.
sons prosecuting IN behalrof tho Common.
wealth against any person or persons are
required to be then and there attending
aud not departing without leave NJ their
peril. justices are requested 10 be punct
unl IN their atiend1uce at the appointed
time agreeably to notice.
Given under my hand and seal ut the
Sherits office In Middleburg, the 18th lay
" Jan D., one thousand eight hundred
aud eighty.
DANIEL BOLENDER. Sheriff.
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CORRECTED wHyKLY
Samue Bowen
MARRIED.


On Thursday Feb. o. mt Beaver,o own,
by Rev, d, NJ. Sletler, q, Milton Moatz
and Miss Lydia Kern, both Of Middle
burg.
Jan. %, Wilson SNYDER Of Washing>
ton twp and Miss Isabella Hoffman Of
Perry twp.
Jan. %, John Old, of New Berlin and
Miss Mary j.. Carl Of Turbotule,
North'd Co.
Jan. 10. Miss Sarah f.. pawling, Of
Kelly township, Union equity. and J.
M Aurand, of Salem, Snyder1ounly.
Feb. lst, by Rev. II. W. thinner.
man, at the residence OF the brides
parents Miss Clara Deepen, Of Wash>
ington twp. and George Tharp of Un-
ion twp. .-h
Jan. 80, in Mddleburg Moses Walter
of Limestone twp, Union County, to
Miss Ida Baily Of Centre twp, this
County. ....U .I..
Dec. 22nd, by Rev. W. Donat, John
ii. Tschoppe, of Monroe twp, to Miss
Christina NJ. Dietz, Of Greenwood twp,
Juniata county.
At Selinsgrove, Feb. l by Rev &. f
Ochsenford Oscar !. Bower of Hmm
mel's Wharf aud Miss Maggie NJ Gill
of Paxtonvilie.
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Local News, &c.
10 h8 Patrons Of The Post.

For the third time since Tho Post
came under its present management,
on January 4. 1857, we publish re.
quest that our patrons help us hnan.
cislly to carry on the publication OF
our paper.
We think II safe tn say that no pub.
Usher in the State has been more leni-
ent and now that we arc in need Of
funds to conduct the paper we hope
each Of our patrons IN arrears for
subscription. advertising or Job-work
will promptly respond.
We deem the above sufficient to
bring forth prompt response to our
request.
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SALE REGISTER,

The following List of Sales of Real
and Personal Property are advertised
or Bills printed a, the Office Of The
Post"
Saturday Feb. 81, Sheriff will sell Real
Estate at the Court House.
Saturday, Feb 81, James p. Smith
Att'y for Heirs Of Jacob 3. Smith,
will sell valuable Real Estate Ia
the Borough Of Middlebug.
Thursday. Feb. 25. Samuel Rhoads
and J. w. Donmoyer will sell Per.
sonal Property in Franklin twp.
Thursday. Feb. p, Geo. Meyer. will
sell Horses. Cows, Farm hnple-
menls &c. In Jackson twp.
Tuesday, Msrch 2, Henry G.. Horn
berger Of Perry twp. will sell Hor.
see. Cows, Farm Implements, &c.
Thursday, March i, LYDIA Dietrich will
sel Mules, Cows. Shoats. Farm Inn
plements, &C., &:c., IN Middlccreek
township.
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An OLD LASDNARH GoSE.--Capt.
Leroy y. Holmes, more lamiiar'y ,nii-
ed Doe" holmes, character we'll
known in this part of the State ia con.
nection with the old time mode Of
travelling, died suddenly ut Grat1town.
Dauphin county, on Moaday of last
week, aged about So years, H. va =
engaged II; The time in carrying the
U. 5, mail between Milier,burg and
Grn,z, He left the (urmer place appnr.
entity in good health. aud when near
Gratz was taken with ponlylic stroke
IN the conveyance in which he was
carrying the mail. He partially re-
covered from this attack, but on Sun
day had another stroke and died un
Monday. "D,c." Holmes had been
stage driver for - wears. driving on the
turnpike between Harrisburg and Pitts.
burg, before the Pennsylvania railroad
was built. and was also employed on
The packet boats running ON the Penn.
sylcnnia State canal. After the rnil-
roads put out Of use the Old turnpikrs
and canal ~ means of travelling. he
was engaged in driving stage and car,
rying the mails ou local routes. tie
was II powerful man, six feet and four
inches in height, aud built ia pr0por-
tion. In every respect he was u con-
spicuous object to travellers in this part
ufthe state when the old mode, Of
travelling prevailed. With his other
duties on the packet boats, il Was his
business to sound the bugle wnen til.
boats were entering or leaving the
towns along the canal. and many n
time the valley of the S1squohanna
echoed with the merry notes of his
horn. He was also always Oh hand
when II fight took place, and his i'm
mense strength was seryi cable ou
such occasions. His funeral took
place on Thursday OF las; week at Sc,
linsgrove, of which town he was resi-
dent.-SanbWy Gd<tne american.