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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-15
Two P'ss'us Piefafss.

Some one has beautifully said Kind
ness Is slowed away in the heart Ike
rose leaves in n drawer. 20 sxeet~n
every object around" A little girl Of
about nine wears old vas Walking along
a muddy street; IN Chicago, her father
held her hand. and seemed very tender
in his care Of her. The quality and
style Of their garments limited s;roagly
of wealth. while the strong. good face
Of the father. and the loving. sweet one
Of his child. told 81 sornrthinz better
than wealih-eysn Of depth 81 hearts.
Just as they reached . crossing. where
the mud Was thicker and the wind blew
stronger. and vehicles Of al ds.crip-
tons passed earh other in tircsogns con-
fusion. they noticed = poorly clad Old
woman. On whose trembling arm rested
q large basket heavily laden. standing
on the corner. as II fearful of crossing
over. She looked a~nxbogsly ., ihr
whirling cars. snd dVprecaisngiy ., the
pa<ssss-by. No o seemed 90 heed
her - the we!Ldressed ihrong hurried
along.
GONE. Edith" said the ssibss.
-ihis Is n dangerous crossing. papa
viii carry you acro-S
He put out his aras. !. be spoke Lovs
ingiy. Bu; the child oniy Whispered:
Papa. ! have ubben; lm not
afraid OF the mud Papa see the poor
old wornan-sbe seems afraid 81 some
thing. see how abe trembieA Coul1n't
you help Aer. papa. While run shesdr'
For answer the gcniiemza sp-
preached the old woman sayinS. h .
low voice:
This IL stiresone crossing. madam.
let me Lead JOG across; give ne ths
basket please"
Could yoa have e the rested.
thankful look on that weary Old face.
a. the woman found herself safe on the
other side. ] think you wWld have
echoed her fervens cry: God biess
TIA. msn. and the blessed child. too
N co1rse there we're sneering smiles
on some coontenAnces which Witnessed
the quiet scf Of heipfulness. but Il mss-
tered - Iorg - ooe knsw that
around the greas White kroos there
we're smiles Of Joy b>canse tso Of His
followers had noe In selkshness neg
lecsed dong . favor 70 evea The "ksss
Of these"
Intos very elegant palscs ear entered
. veaFy-facsd, poorly dreased woman
with three Iittie ekildrsa- oos . babs IN
armA Ahok q Joy crsps into hsr lace
n she 81 down i1 oas d the i-uxurious
ehairA Buf IL vss quickly dspellsd -
she vas aaksd sdely % "asrs her
bookA"
ASH al snnssmsas w. 80 -
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-15
POPULAR POETRY.

There was n young Louisville rough,
Who wanted a ewspape pough;
But IL wasn't the kind
That he liked, so he whined,
don't give me no more o that slough"
There's a chap on the Marias dos Cysne.
Who courted n girl somewhat grygue.
sbc referred him to dad,
Who treated the lad
In a way that was awfully mygnc.
A young swell once saw NJ TO laugh
At n gray haired old man with q staugh,
Who stood the Young swell
ON his car for n spell,
Which wasn't SO funny by baugh.
And this same young swell. with his laughter
Got into a scraPe not long aughter
lie derided his ma.
When his big-fistcd pa
Made him wish that he never had chaughcd'er
--Chicdgo Inter ocean,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-15

The dissrent kin1s 81 crsn;o.I. In
View Aexseo ssd Arixona ara yfv-n a.
ungutshfnz -Kuxslers are
thieves who steal cattle On the roit~d
states SIDE of the isss. run ,h~ra fpso
Siexico. sell them thsr.. aad thea I'D
Themselves VITA Asxseaa piunasr Coz
bs return trip. "Ccwhoys" m, d.,
Who e.rn al honest iirisx By herainx
and bshsse vel enoaxh whsn a uors.
sssho<gh vh~a N The towns for \ nolI-
dsF tAsy commit ~ nsnper Of oct
rages for fun Gard erk<us .r-
professional gsnsbien ~ho cheat ,ho.s
via whom they pisy. "Dsnxseus- .r.
stage rDbterA "Soseh<n Arc m~a
who vsntoaiy take knmas lie. apDar-
esf1y v;h The sole ob5ses Of claiax
REPUTATION ~ desper.aaex Tssr AZ
The terror Of the border. and lI:r.s L
evsr done 70 bring thsm 20 punishnasnt-
sxesps 81 the sudden rsssafn<ns Of :
moo Silver City. however. d a e.
cepsson N tbs rsspscs AMONG border
towns for 10 he's > District asxornsx
wso g~sosseuies~ vigusossay. and Q sAsus
.no DIS NOS Let rs prisoners 80
~ n,aas are queer. the y.--.sn
beng unable 70 spden.-s..ysassg
but spaaisk. vhlls 49, seoos
n knxfssA: srnoA sor sxxsss.
x&s.s@ssssrs sss sov = IN n.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-15

IuGn1N Iia AA1 49,
t.oa. rAsrp ~Ns rparsng ssss kss
In lie frSpas asi joAEaf ssa
hruashi up frsn The cellar \ hNsartfs8
ct poe cssBs. AMI u "a, sa<A ISIS fua
- la, them laso ihc aNzaoa q %
oao. wko ~oa.aa's TslAeF So iAstAAa
~utc cognpssssoas'
II hale sm eAk Johnny
~ .hi BY iamaas az go .aaiss'V
that Malta ths cat cufsri up "a Tie
MT orcned her gr~Ai syes u ~ss4sf
he eegaa 10 sesrvh los Ia s.Ais Asd
pencil
seen us State and ,hiar. a1aassF
he ,Ald tclh.s SISTER
Hut Minnie s.s rusiaag aAa di not
reply. yoAuny dres a<Ar an k-ksi
over her shnuitcS ~ the Ptcaarr ~ a
pretty girl All a ycunx Evaiissaas
gaEing mos; inlsauy lRio casa "shsss
iarC>
tues. I'll write . .iop. ss, be
remarked
IL ~zs easy enough ~ bsgiaL
Once upon 9 ume. sTste JsAsnt.
there ~n = gt1 named -nsnsri
th-re he paused "a thtnk = na,su'si
named Maui Nudiuri lie faiAsF be
wanted her 20 ~ 10 the v-ssi olhcs
a,,eruou1. So shs goi pa her horse. all
or she sent a-ssiu. Pretty sssn .AS
cane "a the wood~ and iusi ~ she 49,
rdin' by. = rubber grabbed her o. hsE
horse. and b was sccccchin fearful
when a Young gentleman. wbo ~as
hidin' In the bushes. tosS the Tobtsr
by the neck ant stabbed him dead
with hi. p.nknlis. Thea The girl shs
fell la love with this young man. and
he married her, BOT the, wero 50
dreadful p,or thai be gei tired sup
portin' their seven Chilsircn. 81 he
s;rung his wife ani all 81 EN- up on The
clothes line like beads. VA tn" deal oi
night. and they caught hiia. aad be ~as
hang n, Rockaway Beach al The Fourth
IL july"
That's a tip-,op story" sad john
nv ,o himself. feeling qaits proud oi
his evening : WORK.
WHY. Johnny Miller. what = horn
BILE story" exclaimed his sister MINIS
You fairly make me -hnidsr You
mustn't take that tn school Nuto
about something that's happened at
home Write sdoseripiion Of your ride
TO the Pals
Think I'm goiu' 10 write another
oney' said indignant Johnny. rs
awful hard work. l tell yoa' Why don
you like IL? It's a nice story
But 10 ism; natural enough. John
ny"
why notr'
Because people don't 10 such Tidicu-
Ious things In real life. You don, in
tend to Kill your wife When you grow
up and are married. do you'
Amt goin' ~ get married. said
johnny. sioutly. What would i
spend my money ON n strange woman
for, Guess I've got m and Aunt
Susie. ! don't want n strange om
round me-
We'll. go and write your compost
ton nov" said Minnie. laughing
SO Johnny seated himself again on
the mai in front Of the IRE. crossed
his little fat legs and began to think
She s,,d I'd better writr a~'scription
Of my ride To the Fails" be said la him
self. "'Spose I've got IN tell ONE
thing bout & 80 in he natural
last Tuesday mornin', be began.
mamma and M,nni. and mc and jim
Merrill, n fcller that comes 10 see NJ
ME most every night. We al went oser
to the Falls sat on the front sea,
with Jim. and Minnie sat behind With
mamma and Jim kept lookin' 'round
nj her all The time. He vas fearful I-p-
lite 4 mamma. too. bat be wouldn't
talk To me much. II was pretty near
three O'clock when We got there. We
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-15

HHy as LoTxs MS MAMA

-r-as. ~ 49, vz asss
-s g. sess~- 49,
~ asfs $50 ANs&a - 49,
$3.50
49, 60 49, s-& - sat ~
$500 $3.50
~H-l sra 49, - sagsss<s&
- c&@zT. sta ~ 49,
80 - atas~ = 9as-s Asr
- f49f fH1
- rms ~ $50 HsTa 3 FE
$50 szs
-WrI IA ~ <Ssaf q ss - $50
Aras Fw4.a EG 49, 49,
r. Nae srrs assss = - NR
- - sa-Nn >
~ a E&x~ - y y NsAsaA
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-15
In Appearance.

The least vain of wives desires that
her husband should appear to love her
as well as actually to do so; and some
act of graceful courtesy, some little
word or motion, nothing in itself. per-
haps, but indicative of the tenderness
he feels for her. gives the good wife a
moment of triumph so innocent and
sweet that no one should tegrudge it to
her. A~careless word. a little forgetful.
ness, quite pardonable or rel unnoticed
when they are alone, gives pain when
watchful eyes, anxious TO find . flaw in
their welded happiness. are upon the
two who are bound for life to each
other. But men are singular creatures.
Generally, it is at exactly such q mo-
ment that q husband chooses to give
her the only sharp word he utters on
the occasion; Dr. TO say something, quite
unconsciously. which would lead any
one to accredit them with . multitude
of quarrels and chickering's. He does
not know what he has done. and it does
not improve her temper. Yet men gen.
orally love their wives better than all
the other women they know put togeth-
er. Those who have the grace to show
this delicately to others are loved the
best by women.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-15

The New York Erenisg Nal
brands Is .discreditable" the "hickl
and devices resorted TO by fashion
ables' coming from Europe to ev.de
the payment Of duties on the articles
which they have purchased in foreign
lands Scarcely . person returns from
. European tour Who does not smugEie
something through the Custom Hose
While there are ladies' and gentleman
Who would scorn 70 sWindle any one
out oil cent yet they do not scrupas "a
In fac4, Is Is considered quite maxe
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-15

The Governor-G General OF Canada, in
the course of the western tou which he
lately made. was treated TO the spectacle
of q buffalo hunt. Arriving at 4 ~ravine,
the party saw = herd of thirteen buffa-
loes on q sloping plateau on the oppo-
site side. Several Indians mounted on
ponies and armed with rifles were just
dashing upon the beasts. The travellers
joined in the sport. and FIVE of the
frightened. unresisting buTa,oes we're
slaughtered. His Excellency was con-
WINGED that there was no danger and
not much excitement in the brtchery.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-15

The ingenuity of mankind in the
manufacture of stamps has DISPLAYED
itself in six thousand differen; kinds.
The Museum at Berlin contains five
thousand specimens, half of which have
. European origin. Among the many
kinds Of decorations which have been
used on stamps are coats-of-arms.
stars, eagles. lions. the efigies Of five
Emperors. eighteen Kings. three
Queens. one Grand duke. several titled
rulers OF less rank. and many Pres.-
dents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-15

Captain Jim and his braves have
been putting their talents to good NE
In Lane County. Oregon. recently. By
picking hopA About hirty-fve Indiana
were thus engaged. and they picked
5000 pounds O one farm
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-15

There Is no use Disgusting the fact
that there is great danger of corner in
peanuts Taking the most sanguine
view of the matter possible. the disa-
greeable fact remains that there is going
TO be . deficiency of owe 100000
bushels Of this nutritious and tooth
some article of commerce Just what
effect this viii have upon the boys and
the rural circus-goers time alone can
tell At all events there'u be . rise in
peanuta-
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-15

-Hazing It Smith College. the Mss
sachusetts institution for girls. is quite
sweet and gentle. The newcomers are
seized. led INTO the main hall, presented
with bouquets, kissed adectionafely.
and then shown the pictures and stasu-
ary In the art gallery.
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glow on every page will faSclnate the young people
for whose entertainment they are dlspiayeu'
"Fastern Proverbs and Emblems" illustrating
old truths by the Rev. j. Long, member OF the Ben
gal Asiatic Society. makes volume AXll in the Eng
Hsh and Foreign Philosophical Library 1ioughton'
MiIlin g. Col The East is the home OF tho pfoVerb'
and tins rich and admirable compilation, nmiteo 10
proverbs which illustrate moral and religious SUD-
iects represents only small part OF the plhy say
ings which pass current among me common peop'o
of Oriental countries Missionaries IN tile Las 10
have mich success in preaching to the natives must
acquire a store of familiar proverbs with which TO
barb their teachings Mr.. Long began this work
Twenty-Five wears ago in the jungles of India for
tbe instruction of peasants He has consulted more
than n Thousand volumes in India, Russia and the
british Museum Many of the Russian proverbs,
,vIch As he SAYS have an Eastern ring about them,
the Russians being semi oriental people, were col
lccted by the author IN Moscow. The matter is con-
vcniently arranged under Biblical texts. AS n ex-
annie of the work, under the text Busybody, as
one taking a dog by the ears" rom Proverbs XVI.
II. are classed the following proverbs:
Telugu.-Like a snake in monkeys paw. |; e., JACKIE
finds it difficult to hold 1t, and dangerous
To let il go.
RcugaI-Oil your own wheel first
Engiish-lIe that intermedd es with all things may
Persian-A baOber a dog without tail.
Bengal-l bind him and be slrieks out. loose nm
and he wants 10 fight with me-.
Tupk-One rushing between two camels is kicked by
b,th. 10 live in peace one must be blind.
deaf and mnte
persiau.-Whocver pats scorpions with the hand Of
compass ion receives punishment.
Lapap-It do lbusybOdicsl go alb ut they must ex-
pect the stick.
Cbpa.-It is not as safe opening the mouth as keep
ing IL shut.
T,,nyJ ~ Nv should n man mcddie with Ratchet
lying on the road and hurt his foot
Irab-God grant us not any neIghbOr with two
eyes,
| Chiga.-Let every man sweep the snow before his
| own doors not busy himself with the frost
on his nci ghbOrs tiles.
| Kprd.-When your house is Of glass do not tn ow
stones at your ncghbOr's house. .
CiUaaiese-Ihe man without clio hes busying himself
! in making jackets tor dogs.
TsIugu-The talr-herrer is the associate of the VII
| lain; a stripping is tit minister for an in
heXIb king; and the mOnGry is the only
companion for the baDOOn.
! Uebrc1r-Giye the water no Dl-s1gc mel her q
wicked woman liberty 10 cad abroad.
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the Over-Souli He regards the mind OF man as
part of the Infinite Mind, but he asserts Tor man nan
moral freedom. He also strongly declares that
eacb mind il different from every other mind, and
he tearhrs the individuality OF the soul N very
positive manner. In thus maintaining ,he lTeen3m
and unqueness OF the individual SOUL he n'aAeS
n
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feqal Notices.

NOTICE TO CREDIrORS.-ln pursuance of
an order made by the Hon I. J. Van AIstyne County
| T of Albany onty. the 22d day OF september 1851,
no leo coy given 70 all the eoiors and persons having
us against urn ~ IRA brother lac 0Ong
business ty OF Albany IN All county, under hrn
name ranOn Brother that teY required 10 present
with tho vouchers therefor duly VeTiled,
10 the subscriber. the uuy appointed assignee OF Henry h
surviving pitacr OF the late nrn OF Brandon d
Brother the benelt 0f cretpts Of said late hrn at
hI, uce 81 Stet, In the Cy OF Albany before
tieU tli lay OF DuCenDcr 1881.
Dated lIany, Sept -, 1881 LEONARD PAIGE
ANTH KY GOULD, Assignee.
Attorney for Assignee.
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RECDRD 50 Il "a. .ptNtf tSAN''s"'
vRwYoEX rTrY
Iexngfol.aye W 3 50I II n of i06h-st. l6sx75 an
iilTa st. : t 70 iS Me- 10000
i Ecoch and vile TO 81 r 1sis Ne nor
Canai.sf, 80 So , 81 lqxj7x2 "a, 10TH INTEREST,"
l"it RrsT n GoS . Ave 1900
same P,0GGGtrSV' JOIN b 9""'ey anu "i'o " $500
99T F nv 81 Romans 900
La%r nee + aI v 10 Mar, Lr iS 5000
54ths, r. "a It eof 2dave 36xI&G Abraham
oth l s ss' III VIZ w Of AyeA i"6vIooO; WIN ,oo
lioth.st -, 200 It = Of CoutI,n ave- 5O1lOo
Cent? F6a6f sS to a0f,,"'' $4,000
''" i8is-b III Burn atsgSee cotheal ,yi 10
Same property charles Forest ana vie !" 10
ST. w. ~ 100 md b0.an +" Van Dasen $4,000
lfiS7r % ~ 10 mia q .or1pan 1900
l42 sa6, s. go I1ro " 1906
n1 si.sa, n :, 6 ii6 r "a wilsave 2$oxo0 VIM
" msa ad Sg5 81 I'fHs 100000
s,Iae l. interest 51y u 10000
Emma Pate and husband TO walker
GREGORY . i and Il husband 70 &m Douglass 1000
I7tust u = 10 NV of dave, lISx 0Ot; also ION
st. n 32 It Of .th-aye 35tx92, James Hi. oAoo
co'h ms =, e aP oS %. ~ 24OO
l22sI E y s. Ioq F " o. 800
l2l ---t II 201 [ e al 4tn a - 7xlOell; Margaret
f. Niebuh q nj husband A r Mattlage.. zee:
ll2th.st n 5tJ II OF daYr 2JNltO.ll; August
IL Aattase 10 Margaret Nis9 hr
ll9th.st. rs ( 81 ithEvr, 25OXl Ollj VIM -. on,
Wn, clock and wife to j 4 Pmyney 20. 80,OoO
Co' sby + t Geo fIsa GI NAV $4,000
81 II, Il 100 Of g'have, XlOO; Horace III chit - 80
tend ref rec, 10 Freeman ZI,'OO
SUI ,., o1' II o' 10000
Ave.A s. 5l.2 ftnof 72d.st, 2j6A98; Anna oo
o,l lr"'U'' 10, 10 :, . of If adj sonaye 20xiOO5
%" Gambler. 20 ADV 4 oaRcs ,".... $4,000
l22d-st, II 4, ~ Il OF 2d-aye liX7j; Nina Lewis
10 l. l. Folntaine. -....... ....;......:. -. j
r Ist r% % ga ! Bank .. 5000
Wa,hugto I've, e. $50 tSof Fetc % ST. -ith
YAM MnIG 5tSa !. i''''''' 1900
4Is,.st "a, 70 W >, shave 2jx4l.5, = i.,c.o,t;
"a a.. VIZ 10 Charlotte belly .-........-, 25Oo
'Cth, - and d. VIE N to- Ed ct DUN $500
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plCHARD V. HARNETr, Auctloneer,
IA viii sell at Auction
THURSDAY, NONEM BrR =,
at IL O'CLOCK aL exchange SalcsrOOn, III broadway,
2id Warl, ~. Y. Ciy apout ~ city lots Situated on
Westohos aud lB5ths This property Il located In
rapidly growing lis,rct Adjunel by han'ioue
dwellings, aud Is chgiDie 4 7 Immediate improvements
10 DO sOlu a unc plot.
TERMS LIBERAL. SAILS. POSITIVE.
Maps &C. NJ AuCtiO GERS ONCE III Broadway, basement
VI ~ " Nj III. MORRISON esq, atty, " MaIlsL
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,ur cFXTURy MAGAZINE.

The MAGAZINE 40 LONG known as ScTlbnerb appears
nov nndcr IFS new name Of The CcRtpy the new
s.,ios ana the twenty third volume beginning with
the Nove;nber number which 10 just ready Tor the
nubIic No change is made in The external appear
apcs ~ the periodcal except that the familiar
over hears for the present double title, anu that
tho ,oges are somewhat larger than of old, so that
,bo r,o,tblv allowance of readng-inaiter Is ln-
creased and room IS found for larger illustrations.
p,t this November number deserves especial notlce
a. one of the most brilliant examples OF good edit
ing that il has been our fortune to see Tor a long
,,,,a II is not only that the contents OF The aga
ra ore interesting but that the list OF articles ana
writers - almost irresstibly attractive. Mr.. Myers
sysov on George Eliot. with Ralnns etching; Mr.
s,odman's strong aud stirring poem. Chrlstophe y;
So Salyiuis Shakespearean paper; Marx Iwaln ;
story ,. poem by James Russell Lowell; an I'M
,ortapt and richly illustrated article by Mr. Still
man nm the Venus of Milo; Frederick DouRlAssS
narrative of his escape from slavery; verses by
Austin Dobson. Edmund w. Gosse aud others; an
illustrated paper on Fortuny aud Regnault; the
beginning of Mrs BurnetCs new serial story; not
IN speak of ten or twelve other ccntrbntlons-here
certainly is a notable appeal to the public attention.
and 10 make 1t douby strong the artists have put
firth their best work. But there is certain art III
.aIecfiug and combining the contents OF maya
zine closely akin to the tact and taste displayed by
| same musicians IN the composition OF programme
Tho knowIrdke of this art is one OF the qnallnca-
| nons of editorshp in which the conductors OF NJ
Ccy,,,,,, Uoqa-iRe excel Taev have an instructive
an,rrclaton OF the topics most likely to please theU
nublic and excellent judgment in so asserting theiI
rial as to produce tue greatest possible ehcct OF
| harmony and contrast
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A. u Rleecker e SOn

By Richard Y. Hdrns, 800 .
4.story brick house with OF No 3l2 EtSt tV'n-Sy
SIS 1895 It W OF lstave, lot 20GxlO0 jacob 90 s,o
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A CHEAP STOCK and Dlirv Farm for sale.
from depot 25s acres product We so comfortable house.
three large barns sDnndi o. o. fruit goo neighborhoo
'S9yI f1 ii DSs 1 Apply
A LOVELY FLORIDA HOME THAT WILL
FAY s s2 RF 4SH or .1FG ES f Nv
AB~oLUTEIY NO FoRFEITUREsi We VII sell To 81
81 rS 1% as a rye 81 Ss O. E ss 'S on
quarterly pagen sa and snGs ss d s
tamAEinls coco nuts nuteg "a 8 sa5oia suyir az
fruits and care Che same nn y they bear ge
a. which tim each are WI return IN ncS a be-, i a 6o
ami th &c to four years time required it. Ever per-
than their needs a havr such wealth creating hume In
Flo 5 1 FGea e 9b PG1 e man l Pa e for
Day he NAV her dei rs straw FRIES T9nl ms ,S own
steady hetnl warmth tenn by un,s ing se e
Forids II Is heait a and delightful country 70 forest
nres No cvcones No rroioDr ed douths Livery Ia
hs s year %ac "a GeghSuI SEMI for our mans aud cca
0HEY fXLl. Tiisiers in real estat general
for the Improvement OF Florida lands Ii, Palmetto
Block Bay-st Jacksonville, fla
A SMALL PLACE FO2 SALE IN Dutchess
~ County on P. f. ant : an y D. al : ttlrDhl.
ne1r goo !ara ,tSe an s Gt1 sos S Ss5 NH
fruits an alum amt shade pletslns
drives Desirable Der nalent h2 ne Or sq nnsr rei me-
Coar,ers Adires, " GA tLL At,2 try Wy
ATORANGE, y. j. incl ,hDor Iooi speclalty)
hyPropeIy t9r ;l ~ ~ '.1et' geo" '''"aA
TOR SALF.-At MOntclair, n. j., house in
drstclas orders will be sold cheap Inquire In the bed
ding store 24S 'th-ave. Of lOth-st.
DOR SALE IN PHILADELPHIA.-The
Houghton in the god ard. directly opposite inc
OInsy NewtOwn Railroad, epss ing OF twenty
land nigh state cultivation one ltIEo
stone hon sm II stone house, one arm ROUSE
barns AMI STABLE ice house &c win .rut tIee =;
sawbe res IN abundance ia the I'm Hbatr VICINITY OF
chnrcl schools and store free from malaria. ms lr-
mr. IA inst outside the y,ettle and built up portion
civ hut will be good tiyetWelt to holl LOT 4 rev
ye9r ri been survey and laid out into city building
lots and needed for that purpose IL viii ne sod
aIdOn ~ Apply TO D. AZ PEi'
TENGiLL. 81 Park Row, New York
LIOR SALE.-Severl laTye tracts; Texas,
Georgia Virginia ard Tennessee lands PAUL T. TODD,
lao nfOAiwa'. ------------
NIONrCLAIR. y. New house near depot,
IA Ten rooms conye ently arrsngeL tnrse stories wt
built VIDE paskls, very pretty lot lox;5J 10 Pr'c'
NsORRISTOWN, y. J.-FOR SALE-The
III finest bail ling site Olthst; Tor fenue.
mans private Residence hOte ~ acres loO leSI HOnS
on two II. JOHN q. GLAZE Sio othave
ORANGE, n. J.-Furnished House to let for
" the winter five minueS wal from the depot rent AZ
80 per annun. Address BOX 4O5 Ne"-h"rA
CityP o.
ORANGE, y. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
~ SEATS 10 sLlui )r,1b rIsBl AT n rEicL
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