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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-04-21
NOTICE.
u. 5. LAND OFFICE,

LARNEp, KAN. April 9th, lsSl.S
Complaint having been entered ut this Office
bv BERNARD Indieke against Gideon NJ Tomlin.
son for abandoning his Homestead Entry, No.
1887. dated Oct. Is, ISL, upon the Z quarter
section "a. township p ;. range Fl W. IN Fora
County, Kansas with q view TO the Cancellation
of said entry: the said parties are hereby sum-
moned TO appear At this Office on the l9;h day
of May, ISL, nj IL O'Clock u. m, TO respond sud
furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
aprl4-5t c. A. NORRIS, Register.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-04-21
NOTICE.


Larned, Kansas, April 9. 1881.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Martin Droate against II. &. Anderson Tor
abandoning his Timber culture Entry No. lo06,
dated July IL, ISL. upon the north east quar-
ter section Il. township 70 south, range q west
In Ford county. Kansas, with u view TO the can
collation. of said entry: the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this office on
the lyth day OF May, ISL. at 10 o'clock. q.
m, 10 respond and furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged abandonment.
apri4-5t G. A. MORRIS. Register.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-04-21

LEE RRYNOLOS. Breeders and Deal
crs in Pure and Grade HEREFORD and SHORr
HORN Cattle Ranch in Oldham county, Tex.
We will Ray One Hundred Dollars Reward for
evidence tast will convict any one Tor selling.
butchering or otherwise depredating upon our
Horses branded L or Y Il on left thigh or
hip.
Postoface: Fort supply. !. T.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-04-21

SHILOHS CATAhRH REMEDY, a
marvellous .ure for Cararrh, Dip,heris, Can
k.r mouth and Headache. With each bottle
there is an ingenious nasal injector for The
more successful treatment of these COM
plants without extra charge. Price 80 cts.
Sold by III. J. Finger.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-04-21

The Perkins Windmill told by Colvin 4
Son, near Larned, is the mort substantial
and reliable mill manufactured in the Unit
ed S,aies; and they know how to put tn, m
up TO stay; cheap TO suit hard times. Try
one; II will be better than many dame.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-04-21
NOTICE.
u. S, LAND OFFICE.

Larned, Kansas. March ?5. ISL.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this Of
Cfce by Henry Shredder against A. Hermann
TnesinS for abandoning his lumber culture en-
try No. l4l4, dated Jan 10, ISIS, upon the south
west quarter section "a township Is south. range
to the cancellation OF said entry; the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this Office, ON
the llth day Of Nav ISL, at 10 O'Clock. . m
to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
maIaI-5t. HENRY BOOTH, Receiver.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-04-21
REMOVAL.

Ozing to the rapid increase Of my business
am compelled TO occupy larger sore
room, and have erected rpscious builiirg
in the middle Of the Pet, flee block, which
| will occupy May 1t. NJ. COLLAR.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-04-21

II lie to be hoped lha. tue poisonous Ague
medicines have had their day. Arsenic
and quinine are not de-irable commodities
to carry about in once fys'tm, even for the
sake Il temporarily disp acing the malarial
poison which produces Fever and Ague.
Ayers Ague Cure is su'e sntidote for the
Ague, and is perfectly harmless, leaving the
sy.tem in as good condition as before the
Aeue was cor trscied.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-04-21

1t now ,rarspires that from 600 TO 600
people were killed BY the earthquake in
the island OF Scio or Chic. The earth
ouakes in the south and the storms and the
excessive cold in the north, seem to indicate
tina, there may have been some truth In the
predictions OF planetary dis;ur5an'', after
all.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-04-21

Call and examine Colvin & Sons New
Triumph Steamer. for cooking feed srd
hs ating Sheep Dip, pesr Lsrned. They are
SCENTS for the 81. ami ard will furnish them
on short notice. They are perfectly safe,
simple and durable.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-04-21

SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
Marsh & Son have received q large and
6ne assortment ..fpring and summer dress
goodr, consisting Of lawns, ginehams, laces,
&C. Please csl and < iming goods.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-04-21

S,ockmen. R,n,hmeo, md Formers, your
horses will be properly cared for at
ii. b. BELLS.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable,
Near the bridge, Dod.e CT y, kansas.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-04-21

The feed and 50 lie stable of Geo. S. En-
erson is conducted by J. W. Howard. auc-
tiOneer. Persons having stock and fuIni>
ture for sale will do well by placing 1t in
the hands Of Capt. Howard.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-04-21

Boots and shoes. all styles, all sizes just
received at the Emporium of George 5.
Emerson.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-04-21

Homes, Mules and Ponies bought and
sold. Stable in rear Of Great Wss'ern Ho-
tel. WIN. STATES.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-04-21

The Buckskin Hat is new style of hat
for the ranchman and granger. Go and
buy one at Geo. s. EmeTsOn's.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-04-21
nnh31-4w

s. to $50 worth az: q :. ao %sdres Samples
Stinson 4 Co. b.. Portland, Maine.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-04-21

bro week. Ole u day at home easily made
Augusta, Maine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-14

Bullion vanch at S2J,2i2 30 was received IN
New York from the MINES on saturday. IOtal IOr
the week S3lS.V9 ~. u,
Exchanges during the past week are officially 10
ported a. 7gO.0lS shares.
rb, report that the FreeIand mine produced
3oy 900 last yc,r assay value. IL stated to he IN
Cnrrrct This aInrnnt WIS produced IN eleven
months and w. represented the cash valne; the assay
y,I,,c of tho orc was nearly twice as much.
On Monday, February % fifteen ARMED men nndrr
the leadership Oi lhumn% Carroll are sId 10 nav"
taken forrbr pDasessOn Os tho johnny pm MI q III
IIrr C;ulch ak ntI"s from Rico. Col which was be-
mo worked by f. B. Gushing under lease. Both
u1rcs are well armed and serious trouble IA ieaTrd
The property claimed 20 be on OF th' most VAIN
ali. ~ The San Juan country and haS been Ia htiga-
t,nn nearly a wear j. b. EThardt IA said 10 be inter
psicd with the CarrOil party.
The new rrgnc-chamD"r on the Terrible lode
Gcnrgctown COLL IN the breast OF the Union tunnel
ia nearly completed. As soon as u ~ nnIsnrd the
heavy huisting machinery will be put In with all
possible Dispatch The mlne is sale! tO be IN splrn-
did cOndItIun, and an Increased production may Dc
expected when the hosting gear ~ running.
The Utah Company. Park City. Utah, has Just
started its mammoth hnistng works and Is SINKING
for the 4OO-leVe, at which point the vein Will DO
crOsscut. ,
The secretary of the Starr-iTOve Company received
a Telegram yesterday from the superintendent a.
Lewis New stating that thero WAS trouble at
the mine: that the Miners Union had COLLAPSED. and
full crews were working both mills aud mine. and
the usual shpmou of bullion necessary for the cur
rent dividend would BE- made promptly.
The strike mt Silver Reef Camp seems TO BIO a. iar
from se Element a. ever Many miners would glahiy
resume work at - 80 per dav, but dare not. There
are Il number of Molly MaRmTes among the strikers
aud excuses feared. II is said that at - 90 per
day at SILVER Reef miners are better paid than I'D
any other camp Utah, PROVISIONS arc compaTS-
lively cheap, and tho mines, being quite DRY, arc
healthy. since Colonel Allen, OF the StOrmODL was
conducted nearly twenty miles from tho camp anu
warned. under penalty OF death, not 10 RETURN the
alarm has beeu general. Shipments from tue camp
for February amounted to only S40.42S.
Al the Bullion gold mine, Rowan County, N. T.. n
ten.stamp mill is being erected, with necessary
amalgamai ing machlnery. tunnel ~ being driven
on tho VEIN, winch shows width Of from ono 10
three feet OF $40 tn $40 ore. .,.
The Rebellion mine. of Utah, ~ producing fifty
tons OF smelling GRO daily. valued at $50 per ton IL
~ report ed that D. ere ia orc IN SIGHT the mime tn
the value Of $2O0.OO0 and the orc body has only
lust been entered. =, .
Ibs Parker gold NINE OF Stanly County N. c.,
yul be sold Nv order Of Court on April To the
highest bidder. II Is considered valuable property
A strike oi rich gold ore - reported ~ having Oceu
made last week III the GTanvIlie NINE.
The Park City lUtahJ snelter started up ON Feb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-14
MINES AND MINING.
Sunday. March l3-P. N.

SUNDAY, Marcn Io-F, M e.
The mining stock markets last week presented
less promising appearance than they had Tor seyera
preceding weeks. There was not lack of business,
but there was an exhibition of apathy regarding the
future that was not encouraging to operators, IN
OF out of the Boards, who take their cue from sur
face indications. There also were some local DIS
turbIng causes; as well as from the continued ma
nipulatiOn of Hbernia and some lncomprehenslpie
movements in Moose, the market suffered from the
weakness in the price Of that sterling property Green
Mountain 1t has been no secret that because Oh
break in the water ditch the mills OF the Green
Mountain Company were able to run only eighteen
days III the month of February, aud that therefore,
a reduction in tie amount Of dividend Tor that
mouth probably would be made. The management has
believed that he returns VIII show equal to cents
per share earned but has held out the idea thit not
than cents will he divided the Application 10
the Reserve fund being the first payment required.
With this knowledge few operators nave Deth us
posed to sell the stock under the DelIeI That whe 10
Is generally known that the dividend To De deciIled
m few days Is only cents, holders WIZ O9 uiSdII1
pointed aud sell out But AS we uTe informed Iuh
statement OF the Uses of a reduction Tor single
month will accompany the declaration OF the diVI-
deud the recent sellers may be disappointed IN lhe
eject. However, the decline more OF less Affected
not only the other Grernyle properties Dut also INC
eutIre market. 49,
Yesterday a good business was done, Big Pitts
burg aud ChrysOIte beng the special teslt uT1s Oh
the day. Big PIttsbuIg opened up al and further
advanced to $40, closing at 3.3O. Chrt sOute was
active and sold ny 7ls aud closed at 67s against
G3i Friday. There wac less than usual dong m
liIOeTnIa. and Vt declined from % to OZOO3 cehIS
Anne was steady at l cents ANA Cilnax al % cents
Lutte Chlci dull but cents bighci at p Little
Pttsburg declining Il to 34. fair amount ol
business was dome IN Moose aud alter sales at LOO
it closed 10 bd IlukIl ag.uD was weak and
closed at 100 Green Mountain declined 70 O'4,
Rising sun and Gold Stripe each selling ~ Z9O, ana
Cherokee at z o. OF tbe COmstOCk slIaIeS, Cors6l'
dated Virginia WAS cents higher at LOO, anu CaIl-
tOrIa Grm at /. Alta Montana WAS hrIn a. 4, ana
there were Indications of q movement ia BuhdnLa
CnIGl on the very favorable reports received IIOm
tao mIne--the price to-day WAS Z9U3l Cehis
Among the fancles, Boulder CODSUlIdatcd was
specially actIvo and lOse iron ~ To 81 cents. lhe
markets closed dull aud steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-14
,1,IIy SUPREME COURT, Albany County,
CORPORATION Notlees.

NOTICE.-Leases OF certain Corporation pier:
" aud heads will 10 offered AZ public sale oy nsa x
the DrulrtmsuL Exchange - estopsn
III Bralway ON Tuesa.ay March ~, 1884, al II O'CLOCK
FOR full information no CITY Record; copies 'V' ~
No City Han
NOFICE.-PrOpOsaIs for furnishing materiaasa
~ construction and repairs will Do Eecelyea w MA
PARrMkNr OF DOCKS, III ami il9 Duahs 81, ,sar.
"Wednesday March l6 lsSI al AZ ociock m for o rsds
nation. Tho CITY Record copies for sale Al n" 80
Hail
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Eeaal Nolltes.
~ UIIItv.
RK QlIpRRMRCnI1RT

GTATE OF NEW YORK -SUPREME COURT,
y C0UNrY OF NEW YORK --Anlm : Cassidy ard ar.
vii plnih against Hr0tgs H. Walhre AID Ann ms vile.
jon j. iIhfrrs',n 4. Wallace. Esi Harriso1, nrny
r, Martin. " his wc Isai'riIa aslsrY. Henry Nal"ry ht
n.lr,n Mar Irrt 4 ~ HsI-n, OeofEe W. u ar oH ht
isr H. Il Hall JoGn Hall husband Atrrt l,rsca,
is,b IA Marsh, van am Marsh her hn'olnd Jams ~ HEn
tpny iS wife tthe Given name OF tne VIE o John
Rooney Tsinx "spP"" ns,, me g@ s sue se no Er "
ualrsrn william q. iiarn-o, Mary HARRISON Jaue al
~ % ave- na,ng.i drfrrd nts YOn hereby summoned
bn"ndsI ,npp'cneRta' cH"paih. ~ ,',,ya
Wblu twenty day, alter lbo serVre 0f tls sanm"t' ~
ri the aay oi rVloo sd W. Use ." 81 con Inv deis
peat answer judgment VII D. aAb a. 4 ,lys"r1si com.
iOI ellcf demanded ~ tho dme""s supp ,.rson
i,e and uyst Once addlcss So 3ist Ne"D9rgh y.
To the aHjvs D,nrd ds ondaHis: InnnA' =, 81 "a
M'y lans"n s We ASg. William O. Harrison
Mar, AI.soa And JOhn j. arisen NO ~ ~, ~ Ter
mon, servo np@" yG, a1rs one "i Tue JIstlSes
pr ne Court dated Febr tTy s. az .nntv t Ina
pInt II ON, opS" - = sS SS YSH Da iOis
GAssEDY Brown Fi Ssssa an Gs.s S.x
Fen. II, law OWA
,I,uE SUPREME COURT, Albany County,
| FTASEtiS UNDERhILL agt cOhMONW Attn
IIgE ISaUKANCE co. PANf Ia inc 10 r9i L,s y
SioN Itftt!E 10 CKEDITOKS u line 80 MN El.ih
LIFE iSSUKAN ECOAPAN1 In "a saAnS, .. ,st
on me JannIrY 1880 and hlsd aud ne ~ o 1s
70 nay eOrly lH2 n2scH rs empany All 10 Il
me-, -o1s having CLAIMS OI any kInd IsI;'st sAI 40
r,sITi exhibit Jhs'T claims 10 me- Tue uh ist.
I The receiver VI said IUmpIny. al my ohc@ Nunhse
80 n ANYWAY tho cry 81 New 70 X, aud become plIs
:" Is IU 1 I ana thaS n GcsnI3i such ADD
s,0snLs rxninIlng claims AID DecaHns pAriis
Tan iii 6rnrn O decree which has been 90 my
~ m ids Ia suit and proceeding aud IRON ay d''rls[
ncb 'do OF Dated Nc Wy ORR. October ~ ln.
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ruary &C. and one stack has been farming out abor3
2l2 tons of bullion daily. carrying oyer $50 mncs
OF silver. The ore Is from the Rebellion aud Wood
side mines. --; tfty',
The Climax mine of Utah., has six feet of alma
Ore and as soon as the iLe is in good shss ID IA ~
lieved that it will produce from rs to 100 tons y
smelling ore daily. ..5e-.ct s,,s, .-l,s,s - "
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Eitomhoats ana RalIroans.

4 REDUCTION OF FARE.
~ FALL RIVER LINE. - .-,
81 TO BOSTON. FOR SPECIAL LIMITED TIChEIS.
Core pOnomg redGc Jon al Eastern points Macnitcrnt
steamers NEWIORfan and OLD COLONY Daiy Snu sn ~
crit~ from Pier 2S y foot Of Nurrayst, AZ 5iOUp ~
Lave Brooklyn $50 7. Jersey cry p No. via Annex
boats
Tickets statcrOnm-. &C. he obtained at all prneipai
hotels and ticket O the Office II the Pier anu on DOaru
steamers,
GEO. +. COMMON BORDEN & LOWELL
General Passenger Agent Agents.
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-
NEW YORK AND PITILADELPIEGA
~ NEW LINE.
FOUND BROOK ROUTE

For TRtNTuN ANB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave NrwNurK from station H. X Of y. j., toot Of Idb
n.
tm I'hlaarplla Ninth Gicou ats at a. o. 10. lil5
- liD 1. $50 3.,u - r. II So - m. on SUNDAY AT
y H. 1 IN 80. : II 80 /. = ~
Iulr and "fe---t4 ~ $50 II - a 1880, $50,
90 SUNDAY . ~sIlA
-, -. 10 ll:l0
a 80 1. $50 t-il 81. :. x, ll5J /. SUNDAY
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Ff"u' ~ti,u- rul .hH and l;hlug I; t. tnrnrNInh
3D. - 800, ~ / -. =. - -,
40 $40 30 - y ON SUNDAY AZ ~%GI n. 30. 80
- %
g:II II 80 @ SiultN 80 $40 %, IA. l.u. !:iOp
From trenton MftIrl Ia, ~f4. %. >. , 80
q 80 - 'u,. Iup~ ~ 3ut 10 p iI.4 - $50. -. so
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t"rur, ft'" ~ It."Y cry stat pu TO Iul f''n
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lurrlut f,' r,'' t' r-'fHi''n' Apt
,,fl.r,i, ,u". o. .'tI .I lt.t Eiptdaly ii riaNr
N,W York aul out - Hr.hy' AT t!r "'r "s Ia
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THE DlDI- 4 bli~'ItD t'l u. ANpNu'Nl LIN l.
sew YORK; $50 rnILAn. LrhIA
Ht>ErEx }nhSNs f., FA ~. W. uI,,I}i nYIchpr
SUNDAY "TrfwvTo ~ Nfw'ToE;5., '''' - -
pornlE rgt,K, RE No,r, ,r,GlPGo9yI,g p! .9rrP,
Win AE-Ult o. SAFETY.
o> $50 ,ItrL JANrAl,Y H. 1851
F1rfo.a ,ris'",.c ~ Hork. SA nc'oro@'c' ma cort
20 30 - Co. 81" i,m,r'n, u TN. T., $50 io &
Il y - tni lnp NJ. and Pa. az ~nniy" 80 'n1
fIprr.s rrnns l-,ye sew Yot, NY -, gi 'nni'y ~
M and p NJ ruIInv rnro1sn - trenton '" Am
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tue :, I,isry CIV arornra sp"riY 'nl direct tf',.rr
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, dr ~ lnS 49, 'ori q, coma hai Groas
llf , ' ~ ud "u.sl ono,ru 1,lo Jersey cay I'm
FI' ,.w Yak irD-frr Com5,oy VIII can Tor aud check
bnsg'e !r' 19 ,r, "a fc"'de"er' rAnMEr
- trnc, At Manager neUI Passenger AGENT
DocKAWAY BEACH. New York. WooI-
80, ''I ,Io 1i Poml 30 ii - H. 40 y n
Law: ~EINt, ga N. 81, 6.io IL"
THE ERIE RAILWAY. DOW known ~ the
NV i"nK LAKE EIiE AEb WESTERLY RAIL
lH nt o., ,R4,>s AKrNo sg.tcI NOVEMBER - $50
roo, Sn4cn,. "a BnnA, And -",p~uslor lIhBr 49,
81 aT .oon r s ~t . E'' , 60 Tho cat ara
southwest IunI1ns lest ut."ug rD"m ST. p"g 'OICpr
=" 70 :" -, U,auy rlc,nc ESprr~' "r thn Wo'L ,"spln5
1,' rs htongh Hna'O. Niagara Fhl+ uIhtln!iI lni
chicago rhlnge also ,' o., Hi"S ''' I" C'''S"
Trans l"4's cnam'%T' 1T ,ft bPpj G2S SO, $40 1880
d :" aud ~ midnight saturday night" only sunday" "lo
a I e., i aan r,.c 15n ~ oo Tthe LOO
IN, ,,,t,s Al ItuIhrTiOrt "fy on 1mAIn- - hOOu'
10 { 90 49, 10 90 b:lO o'H = ~" w. - iiu "
a,gGt Sundays g. $50 10 a ~ I4'' 6;J" p No. anu IL
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IL 20 3 so DO. B.JO l. > 10 80 D IN AMI IL ml
Dirbt sundays T. 49, 10 % - IN. l46 $50 IN, and IL
niaaS , VA vswarE s46 F40 II 80 l. n $40 42O 5:2O
clio JOp AMI ~ m'dnRht Saturday nights Oniy sun
day !" 70 " = ~ ig1 4 m i41 $780, D, 6IC H. and IL
midnight sundays g. $50 lO2O NJ li5, dJO M. and
II v' r1sE 90 40 ma IN 43u =. IN.
N,IIurg and Curnwal So a n. $3.50, $50 m sun
d1y tonut and kingston. m. $50 p. sundayS $50
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,u'',aSs D. $50 10 ~ a m. IS 80. p IN.
M"i,Hetown $50, .. 100 IN. $50. 4:jO. 2. 7l5 D.
hun,'n,s So lO-U n, $50 . H. The a. IN and $50
!, M .Taus eOnnrct sith SowIOrE ana OswegO Midland
,oL itv. = 10 D. lO2O a m 4:3O IL T. 7:I5 D. III sun
a.. W " a. i6 BOA IN u, $50 And p
rach nur from ~ 10 0tJ and A. lOiO aud IL ~
for pA.slgo ami FOR Apartments Drawn = Loom
49, It,-uIus Coaches bo obi alho. tnd orders lS
Ens Iul Ians[sr Ot Luggage may bo letl at the
fa,,rrt a.. H,uokYu. or AZ tha ClnrahYa Drpoth
EynteSs 1rtus rDn tie Sest AnIVem New-iork as 73J
aud IL 10 S0 W. r. ABBOTf Con' Passr Agent. NowYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
IN Trans leave for Ehgle"oO COttor PermOni ANA ~
ark SO -. 4. 4.1U, 49, $40 $50, llijO ln
Sundays aid $50 y. The ll:5O y. ~ Tram ~hl
have ~ mnutH. atsr ~LIurIly uislIa 80
Nanuet Spi1ng Valley and M0nseY' ''JI CJJ \ Nj a'SO
( mo- ~ ABBOTT, General PAss'r AGENT New York
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-nstruCtloU.
Cor Rows anl Young Men-City.

For Rows and Young Men--City
ENCOURAGEMENT All rpld! Only 50 80
"a FOR Ten WPirlNG LESSONS. VITA GuIta toe II
succrsA BOOKkEEPI,G day sd evening. dti'ts 81
West juthst. DIV az; Il. GOI'D~Mi III.
TENEI EGRAPH ENGINEERING. -Bc>t and
1 ONLY profession not uVcrcr rWdcd. AGENT. College
ElcctIirIty 10 Last 2J,h-st
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR school," Isl
= EroliN AZ artI III st. -Pii my CIuI'-t Ii tt-
,!cu Drp.rtneats. NJ NJ. Iu8BI, " H. AAlN Pru ClDatS
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