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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-04

Notice TO- the Voters Of Como
Precinct.

I'm AND AFTER JULY LIST. 1850. TIE
" Registry Books wall be open as nav
office from 10 A. N. to 6P. NJ, until further
notice. for the registration Of the namss 81
all legal voters Of said precinct
II. ". ELY, Registry Agent,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-04
MEMS ARCHERY CLUB.

Pri8e-Silver Wine Stand. Teams TO con.
sist of men; 10 shots each at 40, so and 60
yards.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-04
MILITARY SHOOTING.

MILITARY SHOOTING.
First Prize, to the Military Team making
the best score, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Gold Coin,
Second Prize-FIFTY DOLLARS. Gold
Coin, presented by Mailman b Sweeney, for
the Second highest score.
Third Prize-TwENTY-FIvE DOLLARS,
presented by Judge Moses. to the best indi-
vldual score made by any individual Of any
Team.
Teams to consist Of twenty men; ten shots
each. Open to all military companies in
the State. Shooting TO be conducted accord
ing to rules decided upon by the Captains
of the various contrasting teams.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-04
PROGR ANIME
OF
GAMES AND PRIZES

YI1HE FOLLOWING VALUABLE AND
i Handsome Prizes will be awarded to the
successful competitors:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-04

TICK ETS Fer Round Trips. q 90
uncluding admission to the around l.
, 1880-06-17
CINCINNATI,

nErrr 4TE3 COMING IN H1.0NT,Y.
gutctat Dhpatth to Tho Chicago Tribune,
C1yclsNArt, o., Jllnu lD.-Tl,e delegates
10 Tic National Democratic Convention are
alow in nrriylng. su fur, less thnn Il dozen
nre OH thu ground. About ,.s many more
nrominent Democrats haye arrived, md that
at,t,.,it,,t.s i'm nniartnI ,tDon which news.
sos'a...u'ss .n1 t.1',," .r sn,",Idntes havo tn
paper lncll unit lr!elias VI ca1a1lua!es nav y,
work. Ii! tic talk abunt tho liotels tile !oca!
element p.eduntnates. consequently much Is
hnnrtI a,ru,t raynu. u,ru Jowett, alNi Thur
mv.,a ,aM 0yy ,ra1a j. ~ MYSTERY @ nbout tts puyuo
man. inee9 81, ~ n,ss y r.,te,i aunt % ,.hnIv
movement. llis stre!1Rttl Is feneclea WHOLLY
from ridden. Ills friends claim to have pos.
live insurance from uramsrcy lark that ut
. n ptopu' IT, tnn t,' ,rynt ~. H ~ shs p,xIJrtinl
I!i'tan ID u'o pnssu'I u. u'o ra..a .s'"'1, .rn1.
they say vii! give Ills naulo an Impetus which
viii easily take 1t through. the conventio1n
nu, 's oIs d,snosr ~srs IT, link tat thurs Is
nothing In tho rolations Of Itlden a,1 Payne
which Gun bs OF any advantage to the latter.
, 1880-06-17
MAYOR HARRISON.

1IIY INTERVIEW WITH GOV. sHrM0U1l.
Thero was m Increased activity around the
City-1Ialt yesterday. 1t WIS caused by the
return ut Mayer Harrison. lie wns fresh
from Utica. the home Of Gov. Seymour. Mr..
1lurrison IL candidate for the Vicc-Prcst-
tleflcy, ard his lightning rod Is more than
three stories high. Ills urlvofccd shiboole.li
Is "Scynour and Ilarrisun," tlonsl1 re-
yersal of tile nusncs Is In his unexpressetl
opinion not political impossll,l'lty. The
great States Of Now York anI Illinois must
be linked together for complete Democratic
triumph, nrd without lIoratio and Carter 1t
will be impossible to weld the two Empires
within Ru Empire.
The Mayer was In tic best Of llulnor
throughout the dny. In the forenoon he rc-
ceIye,i n ca1l from William II. aorrisn,t, II.
G., Presidential aspirant FROM the East st.
Louis District. Tho twu statesmen compared
mites, opinions, md ideas, n11l Morrison took
ILLS departure, leaving rs q lhOilielitu Il Wootl"
cut portrait Ut himself, az It uppearat III IL
newspaper published In Egypt. Carter Will
! suit it away with many other scalps. lhe
counting Of which attests luis political
| proWess.
Shortly aftpr the luncheon hour tho Vice
President was waited upon By eomlnls-
sloller Of THE ''nInuSE, whose reception WIS
III uin rixlt glatt to sec you," said his
Honor to tliu scribe, "'rIE rRIi,uSl: Is my
organ, a,,tl anything hayu to communicates
tony people prefer soultl Il \" ~ ,tf9ng'4 ltf
presume you want to learn
THE nEsUITs AND IMPRESSIONS
"Cnrtainly, that il my tnfsslon," replied
the MnwsEataerer;; c,,,.> a., H., ,o,,s,u,,ax-
| t,,nn h1t TIM EnF--h1S Il ilItN1iL tl1fntltktL
hmiit Of Medina sto,,e. This pavement has
sen T. .,ss 4 l'atfao ad utla; went to
b'Tnie a'1a 1d ot,sa yen II i fHt II aurrte tho IT,
porter, WHO tflen realized for tho !rst tinc
tho forso Of the saying about "scrnons III
stunes." ,,.. -.
the lattur pace II ln!s beel! in cons!AMt u use \;
fur nbo,t eight years, mud, tio4Kl! ialu VIII
stones Ut Unequal sizts, It l''lS IN the ling
mentioned received llo relair$ Whatever"
"Ates ls'nE ktys,s tms ltlcn sra' pse'es V'
"Drsrid," saId tho enthusiastic ylec-
President, us liz fingered on tts iasrInations;.
ssnl6ics aIl English nn!!or u,are than my:
thing I'yo seen s. luce ! lt.atla tho ts'ur ~
EurulN Thoro ~ nb9ut 1t ttle scent OF now;
tbs perfume of yiuseis And sMoet-siaellL1'l;
ilowors. Do you rrme'aber ClAMti: Met.
.,ottys !lssriptlon ,' of the p"lace s"rdsas by
~ WSAn.l aiabi.ster Jumps and things" addcd
=" AIl tlat Deertlell requires" said TIC
Mayor, not appearing TO notleo tlle lioll.aotlc
~ pae tHsf1 lpRs. rheu Tt's il wo,ii b. perfsets
English IN a!l It's surroundings
|, "ntn you sEE AElNuuN?"
said the reporter, abruptly breaking IN upon
what lIe considered 4 poHtlcal sssly ~ lnn.!'
, 1880-06-17
SlINlNIE: R
4 P|P PAREL
FOR
MIN AND BOYS.

Whether it be White Vests,
Summer Suits, Travelling Busters,
Boys Suits, Custom Outfits, or
"What Not" we are prepared to-
day, and every day, to show you
a choice assortment Of goods and
handle them for you at a mere
nominal, reasonable Low Profit.
, 1880-06-17


rrumhn1l. ". q. Nou!y, .lud9a. TREE. md WILL
Ths ,tayor *tIii believes tha. seyMo9r would
i,ili siorris Wanted tho Anror to .n're out an4
sMy no wna f.,r him fur President. finrrlson told
alursian that he Thought him ifat. tato falltiM.
Iii. Morrisoi. Thought ho un4 II few u.hor .c.t.t.
urs hui! supported Seymour not really believing
that ho could ho nominated, hut to head o1 hIlu
1atorrlsonl In hla IsIeB.
TIE MAyDn
denied thEs. saying that therc had been acilva
work Tor Seymour H. yUAr ag1I. liid lni14 btfore
MnrrIson'* talnnlls !Uttor WIS published. whleh
Harrsuu suggested thut snrrlsHn hotter vet
ptu1y's aGMt Ut ttnctnrati Rsld by !ntxht get
struck l!ku tiarilcld. Rpeaklng Ut fttd.,l, Anf;
rson sAll he bulestl the ull LIau Sill! hnd ht,!u
IT tho reins Hf aolnu lark hurso that ~ ~.
tended out It spite to tnist upon tho pnT9y: y
~ xHns.il satt, thnt y" W. Mast snas
paynD WaA t,ut 0f the Faco Alti could tlot poa-
Silly pe elected.
MORRISON
did not like seymour Dr liAvs, and hta comments n ~
trimmer Ut fbIllls exgitd tho lutllrat laughter.
TrumlN.ll llnd hut recently tsr Into tho Det''tl-
cratiu ranka, but Morrtsn.a bud no og1uotloas ~
thoy wert, tho xpnlitttc Dutnoorntlc tlD0s.
liz, did thlnk That ulan who hatl bceu
couIsrlsG THE pNE8lDENcY
for eight yelra, Alid ha beesl elected Senator BY
tho t}enltlcrnt4, ought to know ty this tt'no
whpther he WIS u Democrat Or hePubllentls
liz had no objection to lai, ~ long ~ ~ WY
dsilku u tallaw lytnx, alonx tho Bsat1th outer
pdgv rcusiy u 1un,I, lAG tuIice II b., lhonXht hu
could k0t letter fe6dlng ~ tue t,th9r si.!a Cul
utter hls frequent aynwal that hu would uat
t4ake IL. for ho believed by wtNlla refuse II Il
tendero<l. and thnt would leave tho purity IN
Mayor Harrison said to the honnrHbio Rentlo-
mau that ho could RaY With aSAuFAnao that soy-
, 1880-06-17
CHICAGO,
cESTltAL o11ANiZA

TlOS.
Tile following Committee OF Twensy-thFeo,
representing tho wards aud Commissioners
districts Ut tho city and county. have been
appointed BY Atr. Franklin MaoVeaEls,
Chairman OF thu rneat!nx held at tie 0ralld
Pacific Hotel juno 10, to report tn MI ml-
lourned meeting tho foru,, rules, and,perIua-
l,cut ot,lcels for q GARFIELD and Arthur cent
trai Organization: i, i. llacol, Flint Mard;
". Il. I'age, HecOn4; AQrry NelSun. Third;
j. L. Woodward, Fourth; Jnlln lsaher, Fifti.;
{onts lIq;t , Sxtk ks ts9tsWS sWs TMt E MTfIstn TEon;
, 1880-06-17

mour would not decline tho S4H ktlon, although
he would not work for ltuEG yRA led to this
belief from tho seycrnl hE s ,tik he had hni
With him In Utica. After e yin had several
moro ttInQs tokingly nsk ersun tn spread
bis eagle wings and scrd + him, aud IEAr-
rEs0n hnl with non .co!tTls.-- afnIlo satd tint
no wis M0rrsun'a friend, tho gallant Colonel and
Congressman retired.
a TRIBUNE reporter called upon Col. Nor
risnn LMring tho afterl1uol,, but utl the tnfUr-
n,atipn he would vuucilsnfo was that lla WIS
Oh his way East, and tint lie was not going
to Cincinnati.
"foM ought to go to Cincinnati by all
means" said tile reporter, for tile ncpub-
llcan pa'rty took their nominee out Of Tho
10, well..' said Mr.. Morrison, tive are
always making Mistakes"
nomnatlonss ~ liked ss ts saporter: r. S r:e''''"'
~ don't feel ut liberty to express an
opinion nt prcscnt,',' remarked sfr. MORRISON.
rs he walked awny in company with Mr. J.
G. McAlullIn, General Manager OF the Chl-
cnEo d. Alton Ratsrontl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-04

obtained, question witch hardly admits o' 'o'O'
In his annual address before the members OF the Boston
Coourrliivc society the Hon. josiah QUINCY say
Oar capital Of SO 900 has not been cnciosc1ca ula
ON II We have done "A cash business OF r)o'~ ''+ W.
nagr canned aud divided 10 per ccn' anon- GOV no
cllsafe hve no bad ,bt', O0c nothing ana NAV"
700 shareholders.
The importaa cc 30 the wage-tarncr OF haFlhS way
proyded by which invest has capital az saved ~
Single dollars whore VIII enjoy the same a"Y'dl-,f
of securing commercial proft as does ihe c"t''" %
A merchant cannot be overe ,timat,d. saving c- 80
rcr MONTH invested az y pr cent per aruum NOM
compouudrd annuanv. VIII 20 cumuiatr in l"rn OF
wears tie sun - $50 60, the annual diFid'iN "h
Nh en- al u per cent, W lc 800 81. - came I'',t
of SAVING invested per cent per luhHm l."ie','
commended Annually Ior tnc same Tine, VI ACCOUNT
air zee sum ci 0aY 90 tAe annual interest OF
wai... "a; 6 per ut WiH B. tut fl42 a.
I'.l-rctch.u- tIc effect OF ruCu Investments "iu
s.y.u-- VlIi be ulHu llc future o. Wicoitf. tis'
ia. luu tl.t t"ct ia tI.s Sfs,:'n OF iu l.r~S '
% encourages saving 49, utaHg pfuutsDc Use Cd ri'
sums. and Do uitAr, satlaL pos+ ole. TOR th"rc WV
u.N $50 small IuaI-l ID. "crn tncli income ana ~ H
rcra.-iI4rs ;lat SAVING u ttC .s tn D. imposrln''
y,.nout cx.ru1n on the ucra o. single conn j.
saves 4c fu crc- maze o4 r Il ru u.,ir custom @''.
% SAVING d accuu,u afet AMI inv srl u t-e way 10Y
aou- which Ia. y-ici al. ur provide an oppo' d -
Vs.. amount To- enough U a. tAc IaiiS 90 "n "F."-
iifr Ieuecm some o4l,s years itoI ia. j. Vt s5 u.
labor ~ L. AN04-~
Ac,o- York, Oot. Q, ls5G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-04
THE CUURTS.
TRYING TO INFLUENCE A COURT.

TRYING TO INFLUENCE a COURT.
WHAT JUSTICE D.>OaUE PEoNOUNCEO \ BARE
FACED ATr.HPr
Richard 5 Chccslty, a sculptor OF this clty
and las vile disagreed ycral months ago abd sac SEP
aiatcd from aim % i've VItI her parents j" NoII"
Ca.lu siord Mass. Sl- ciue back last s.IiH DO" -
the aid 4 tae Young WoIneu's Clrstian A-socafo-
succeeded Iu getting Che Ie-al POSSESSION of Ter 'H-
,ca-s-old child. lily May from her husband shr t''A
a-aso with ire en- on The MOTT gan.e't ne night D.
went down in tn. : uud aid was lost, al h0uEh the
hid WIS saved Mr. C4echley has brought two suits IN
the clil4', name for ii images There has also Deem
since that line q prolonged litigation IN the supreme
Court oi the possession II ac child between i iajher
and Mis-. Cucck.ey's father WI lam Sweet Tie Latter
caa~g.G that Mt ChecAey, who Ids recently WorTi Il
another WIFE. Was uot proper p"r L. fr'm IDS cA"c-
ter or mode OF ula to have the Gus odi OF The
eala aid sued our haacfs corpus
10 Obtain possession Of it. In his return
70 TIE PCT ton for the writ. Mr. Cuech,y 81 & forth
tat he not earn until alter ne married bis first ".i1
tltsc lad been Iv1-cod from an.,h,r lIs1aai prcyi-
.r..v ru fad b..r lHIf.i bF the 60 rt from may
,., l.,'1 I5.r- Dou..u. decided tilt 10 ,uat case
Mr. taecFlcv had rchr ro The custody OF tIe r4,
AID appointed Mr. sweet guardian unt ta' cAid should
, i' ID, nav. rni- or,i,r vt~.tri. Arer tle unnr~-
bad nrtu submit tod. AMI before drc'so Ns reaorr, 10
av e.d TO Tie judge ou hr-al Of De father and spoke
] liiayoi us ..e4cry qualities.
/ jo-. &c Do...u,. DBL oe.-oo gwen Yesterday s1F-
! o. the rIea 10 Dbl ..t-rr I'D card y. "e'i WIZ. -
yogc,: iti- in TO w.. epec res '"u'cni c''' H '.'
/ aad .ervad % east su-ma ou o.. cHid, aa- g'.-
ooi-ly designed reflect ou the dead moiter II Wt-'
tou aud dl uof ,vcc care f'r Toe 'utlra VI te ei.
Ia. retu4u or tls respondent -e '.- up i-.' Oh. '
n rI . here coula Doe M ca;lua-e CHILD. an1 r"- noni
cut could not nave ni- claim eniorc O.. I.'
.al does u9. stand N - 1.-9ir t4' ,'I e'''' 'i '
/ me- r.cant ~ rbr l-tcr mcuuone', ana says tIt no
such name -pica.- ln t-e elt..'i'. ana D'.r''.' rs
u.t u.G tIc Woman. " 4-o aii..Al Io .A.'"t.ct ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-04
conFoRr roR FENALE TEATELLEES.


M me Edftor Of The TrtbHHG
S1p, II has been nv good or Ill fortune
80, , last few Years 10 trayei thousands Of mics IN
,ro,d cars ana nave Away experienced great de,.
~ d,seomfort for want Of proper rest for ny feet @
rosr seats seem ~ generally designed 70 promote
inc comfort Of mem aud imagine that The gentlemen
bo ol.n them do not consult ~ A'uon ~ '"'J "'H''
,'' o,,intope o. their wives ana d'HehicI'' - ~.
" ftVg DAYS ago. while traveh'ng "h "rli-h'"" -.
Euganc rallroa found IN rom o. ~ ,, ' from, Iniar
~ -, front mad not seen anYihhg inH h iii
n tore In nv many jDnrueYs anu ~ eoli ~ '.r
- 90 80 c - ed "A feeling OF suFDf.re t4i&t al '"i p'i
r.,1rl, did not Ia Ike manner CONSUL VIC ,, ~
fBc.r lady patrons. "fHe ms !" '"' N.Y.
tti,.,I.,. nav %. On led 10 the ru'lfcl' ,t nd. So.
al ",i he 9tt,rer- OF companies generally n ie lh
80 co.. and ere not aware W 'ir -I'-.t p. o..
ptia0 y" ,,i.e who c.rn1r an'fd sGct 70 .u4i't.
49, ,rffullg suggest tl'y .i'.a "tl'- t''
M ordinary cars. ana thht CO.. 'i, ,o.l al -
co-np '''- "i l.
travellers. , A, = Nov 1g6O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-04
Gnnkrupt y oiIces.

DrSTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES
! J ,or me SOUTHERN DISTRICT o. new Yokk-ln
- ...NV..rot II dGs -ItZiF and PHILLIP hti-Ll o..
~, tn,is In Ran zruptcvA Warrant in hankruptcy ~
lfIiIh estate 81 - NDN
D.cn l.,.'c', BAsfITTP HFRZIG. Of the city ~ New
u he county Newl T. of The state 81 Sew erk,
ioI - "a NJ i',f14 bIuAlpt- tc petition G Their
20 80 AMI the payment Of any irpts AMI ne deiivefy
y ul1'' ,,rv baIpnuug % sad baukrips ~ Then "
OF ANY P.Frd tbe transfer " properly ny them ar
.o ,v nv law nesting Of tic creditors % SAID banx
InfDlTu " .,r dei- and choose more Angnccs
ifr estate will held az Court " aankrup,ci - l
hoileh ~ . gsfh dAy November, A ID ls7V. az 10
D IN Al the aihce oi J1hh " IIIIe' eSl' oHe VI Mo
4-essteis III Di-4 2OCIs r. PAYN, Mar.hal-Messenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-04
6ltu1tl1rs Uanteo--femnlcs.

6liu1n0Ns Uduteo-- temaIcs-
ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR THE NE ryE
y YORK r.Ii.t Will ~ tECElNrD 49,, Al rb III ~
al-,.s' or aa ,css Nv nj .,nl.i cor EIrhh ave. ~
~ ..,r m L.. as The HNrLEV ofFICE. No
100 12~i rl-ave cor ononnnlrrl-,Hi' = en- a.
,suIaIol.s llu.-
A PROTESTANT SERVANTS III RAJ
a. "a koso goo, ,.na ,e li eor ~.
wants. tlc large Ode lHt'ri rRofa7ttE h'h"
III EAU. l59 ftt ave-, fourth aou-o looyr lll.-s1
CAPABLE vouuy woman 10 take entire
i c,arg.. an iu ant. le1 city reference from present
enp cr. 80 70 Nai.soaavc.
1 LARGE mmb'r OF irst-clls' syeiiS,l,
N. '' ~ i5 ' i,'s ' ' ao Ii @ ,.,
Landed. wsl recanmrulri servants may appY loo East
NUtNBERllAD-B young ciIl as
Y chamberDaii ana 20 ass-s, IN Washing CITY "''
CHAMBERMAID aud WAlTRESS.-By a
- ars' gt- ,eT, a'' I,,y r,td an ycry real about
~ & .es ei- OF country inquire Tor MAh', 30 tth-
ave. near i,th's'.
NHANBERNAID and WA'TRESs.-Euglish
~omneie. ia . rapsty ~ cnan.berm.id ~llrc--
also al about children 500 o'nAe' O''"ee'
CHANBERAAID and SEAMSTRESS or
y NURSE ny r,spcctao, yo'B !, rr Sr HOME
BUREAU lis othatc.
CHAIBERWORK, HOU>EWOEK. WNI-
\ mo Cc-By American and rrott''ant fonnG r- Ut
HONE BrEfA g. Is etn.1v.. doors above lou.st
COOK.-A frst-class meat cook in rest4gr?,nt'
- 5o'e or ooaIIin GUS & Vrf, Woor,-st arst door
EOOE.-A frst-cla-s Protestant cook in
lr a9gl II 'ig oe, .r e. cy reersnce ii
West ST.. Top 'r
COOK.-Bya fvsr-clase cook; Will assist with
- na house n,n lady can be- seen at Room w. 81
It J. | "a b. i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-04
aitunrlors Uantcn-- Nales.

situanors Oautco-- fflaIes.
A sSISTANT BARTENDER.-By a smart;
n ,omnetens YOUNG man iately iagded from Europe All
SSISTANT BOOKKEEPER.-By . sharp,
y .mar' shre-yc Nmerla b !. eve Eood reference
address B r. NAY. 80 West 2o,h It.. lily
ARTENDER or PORTER.-Ry young
IL lacy landed educated AMI megept h1e in. sS
per.n eel n 1n ng, q, ii blsipess please cali
on T. g.. ,o5 Gran'lst Wi.lliasourg.
DOOEKEEPER.-A temperate, energetic,
ID trstaorthy young man. % years o. age WI ne b
ASSISTANT boo, keeper IN whoe' or Ie'a ,
MntIe ne can l@Ne ~ IN aence references can
H. Wa-hreion-st, civ.
DOOKKEEPER.-Exue bookkecper
ID ~ uumirIiei desires 'mplo uept brtSrsn " IN .'i
comu~ated accounts best references Address HAL
LETT Tribune oace
ELERK.-Bv an energetic. well-cducated
Y Young mer can H Of snap grit 1nd push "a clerk pm
vho,csllo or other Office Vpr h's had year toe
WORK viii WORK moderate wages has nrstc@ss re er
Ea.t iridway.
CLERK.-By a young man. Is years Of age,
good ref r-nces Addr ess ". LUDWIG, 227 DvisonsL'
CLERK or ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER.-
- Ky young man who sa good pennan and acrount'h,
has completed coure ~ prominent nuahe $ coeEe S
Adire,s ALDHICN DAY. BJAug springs. Penn.
CLERK or POETER.-Wo-S wanted rs clerk
X or porter by % thoroughly competent sharp qncs,
eucr,rc Arner7oan 90 years moe amd ~ "9r@
saary Ci Of iddross " b. 80 go west 3.n't o.ry
COACHIAN.-By flst-class Protestant
y coachman "ii9 -mal i3mAy D' ,ai ' .,s I- M.
A Aa2 De b. Box H. 'D'' OO''"n once LOO -
COACUNAN.-Rv irst-cla-s. steady young
- "aI rs goarh~5n l '"rol iIl'r .cf no5 aii
of wo.k: permanent tna i'u preferred .e'l c al COW.
drc.s g. H.. Tribune Jntpwu hltr LIS Bfo"i"aY.
COACHMAN and GROON.-Any PARTY want
y ugn dr-rcl1.- rrotest.n' c'tchm n' --G age 6
honest tmrciae rebl. nan best c'9 reference nom
LAST employer --
IOTIFfTOR Cr LIGHT PORTER-Bv 2
y young man % ears ~ leg sober, honest . ,t
ons compensation not - much tn o.j ., u.s. Il ~
H. NJ. BIS st-st. 8ro5I.u, p. d.
DRIVER or COACHNAN.-Bv young man,
- ~ y.9. %. age n,' - , rrit.s Aa,,I,s, N
JUDGE. 80 st il-t-r
CROCERY CLERK or GtBTENDEG.-By
- sober energetic eEp"Tiencga >'l ,'
even placed can .unish references Please ch' % 4uiit'a
C'ROON.-Pv n yCGuy man aoou fOar weeks
,.ts col,,~, 3n years age n O. urv,t. family n
md, ,.o,. tie care OF huutm. horses Address JANIS
FOLET III IOlnlye- care OF James Da..Il-
AN sober. reliable. Trustworthy man,
> o1ri4i aqi aIia, %. . m - Iot ~. ,rors.t
OBJ some eAI WAC. WY .if .. .. ,r ,.,t-as. l..tN
BY ,t 81, PpJs W.T. -'.., e.. c.-g.
I IGHT PORTER-By on honest. sober
H. y Young 'eI', n 55sc a l1,,u 70 -rr m
o o 81 5l.. I. tx b. A26 NHorl MOTTO. ci5
IGHT PORTER &c.-Bv a bright smart,
qac1 energetic iuteisrnt American ~ years ol !" '
ping crrN or n~e.ni MN d. '.e- mouse Us .'' '' T
, pea. l 10 or tair, ' H. h. II, 6-o,inc q,
IGFr PORTER or ME-sENGER.-Rv
/ y1uu. american yeIs of age energetic, fll obi snap
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
L CONN F rION. Leave foot Of LbertysL tor Freehold
at -.lJ, LID a H.. 400 $50 p. H.
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN halfway

y Leave New. orl foot Liberty 81. y. K.
Wa FrJu.huorI:
For sanov LOOK 1913. llat5 n 5:30 p. m.
For lIguanis. D.. =. 80 ll:tJ a. m. g. 5io D. m.
Monmouth Beach and ocaDusht, D SID, l-ii0 a. n
$3.50 43O l50 D
Va Hcd Bank
Manchester Toms River Al Ian TIC CITY
n.for all stations to Writings Toms River. Barne-
d C..
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of FARE

TO ALBANY ONE DOLLAR - ,
uutil The co1e II navigation. Pro LES LINE OF
S.aml.at ravne per a.. Nurth xiv fOpI Ot CAN Al
81 ey.rv V.ek-fay at D. connecting AZ Albany sun
day mofn- rxeeuLadJ with tram, nOrii "-+i d1o 't.~
"'' -' ". W. EN EHEfI, FROST
CTEAMBOAT Trains for Meridian, Hartford,
y -r,in~r.n &C. connecting with New raven steamers
leaving Pccks ~ ami llJOp H. have be"h "ii"dfA"n
for the
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STEAMBOATS, dnb Railroads.

A 81 30 70 Troy and return, VIA CITIZENS
[as LINE. New steamers SARArOGA amt CITY OF
TROY daily Except saturday NJ D. from Pier 40 new
80. e.. r.. foot Leroy st. kEGI LAR FARE ONLY ~.
Steamer. leaving touch at Albany.
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La pEnTlTINN M FARE-


TROY daily Except saturday NJ D. from Pier 40
70 3 d. s. r.. foot Leroy a. REGULAR FARE ONLY ~.
steamers leaving SUNDAY touch at Albany.
A REDUCTION OF FARE.
a FALL RIVER Line -
g. TO BOSTON FOR sPE INL LIMITED TICKETS
corresponding reduction % al Eastern points Mammoth
steamers BRISTOL and PROVfDENCE, Dmiy sundays ~
cludei - foot 81 Murray st. at pm Leave
Tici staterOom b. obtained AZ al prlcpai
hotels ana ticket Offices the Office the PER- ano Oh o0aru
GEO. t. COMMON BORDEN & LOWELL,
Genera Passenger AGENT Agents
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JERS Ely.
- station IN sew-York. foot II Liberty ST.; station IN
Brooldyu ioot OF Futon-st. JewePs Wharf
Liberty 4sf, AZ follows
800 a. n.- FOR Flemngton Eastou. Allentown &c.
1850 q For -clO0 g. Branch.
D L. a Western r T.. Elscn Allentown. WilkesDarre.
WayerlV,
$50 o. m-ror Pennington. icaston. Allentown Reading.
HARRISBURG Mluch Chunk Damye WilI1ms3ort Ia naqga.
Duiton. NaHucO. "a, Upper Lehigh. scranton, &c
D. m-FOr EN-. ngt'n. EasOn, Allentown. Reading Has.
$50 D. M For Elsou Bath. Mauch Chunk. Tamaqua
Dulto1. WIkrsbirre scranton sc.
IiU o. m.-F0r SchO0ey's Mountain, High Bridge Branch
Eastou. Allentown NC
4:l5 M For -omer,ille. FlemIngton. SC.
Ja}U D. n.-Fr Ea,t0n. D., t. and W. r. H. A ehtoWn.
Reading Harrisburg Maach Chunk WilkesOarre &c
saudy rains leave at s45 m. u p Tor Bound Brook
ami Intermediate stations &c 55O D. M. TOR Easton Alien
town J. lrriaburg and the West 49,
For Newark j.fj GIj. Gij. 40 745 $40, SAD 9:l9
5.fT T. ,:l5 $50 Ills S.I5 81 = 1913 1915. u p
For trains To- local Don Time lab es AT stations
Boats Of Tie Brookiyn and Ere Annex make connec-
tOua 10 ana from Jersey Ciiy stauOn'
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
All. RAIL LINE for perm Amboy south Amboy. Red
Bauv Long BrnncI, ocean Grove, A-Oury PARK Point
plea ant Toms River. Ha-necat. ATLANTIC q ~ &C
Leave foot LlDertysE, at $500 sl1' lI'io a. m
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- NIbLo's Glrden lheatre.
HELEN POTTER'S PLEIADEs.

scrf your scat elry Cor the theatre is nightly crowded
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TLERk.-Bv an energetic, well-rducaied
" Young Amer l Of snap grit lnd push a. clerk pm
wh0,csllo other Office wpr h's had wear Lo1,
office rrrereurs aud uo1Ek ep"r De- not atrnh OF
WORK will FOR moderate has nrscia-s re et
encr-. is hrs'-ts- pcIuln Call or address j. d. &C. d
East b
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GLERK.-By a young man. Is wears or age.
\ as Gle 10 sor.t is nts nt and active. ana ha-
good ref r-nces Address ". LUDWIG, Us Dl'isoh ~
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Oh cap tai per quarter. .. "a 30
dividend on sales.
Nou-nrmbsls are allowed 0ue-Ialf the dividend on
50 N Lef pm. bases. Tie other half o. ie dive
80 S sIeh s4lea is placed - tie cred d vi the re-
SUCCESS or THE SYSTEM ~ BosToN.
That Results similar IA ll,ose ,ssu,,ed .,, ,o Ia,