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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-11-02
DIED,

ADS
On Saturday morning last, the oath ult.,
after protracted and painful illness, Miss
ANNIE L. PEeuEs, eldest daughter of s. L.
and H. E. Pegues, of this place.
She was an exemplary young lady, whose
amiable character had endeared her to all
who knew her.
Near Martindale on Monday evening
last, the 30th ult., Mrs. JANE THOMAS, wife
of Sol. j. Thomas, formerly of this place,
aged about As years.
Her disease was originally cancer of the
breast. It was thought not long since that
she was recovering, but the disease changed
to dropsy, which terminated her existence,
after weeks of the most intense suffering.
Under the circumstances we connot mourn
her death, otherwise we' should, for in her
the world loses a'good and true Christian
woman. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas were among
the nearest neighbors of the editor of this
paper soon after his arrival in Texas, while
yet "a stranger in q strange land,
at the darkest hour of his life; and
never shall he forget the kindness of both,
and especially of Mrs. Thomas faithful
ministry to his invalid wife, even down to
the night and hour of her death, and her
motherly interest in his little motherless
children, At thought of all this beautiful
poem entitled ''Earth's Angels" spontane-
nously recurs to our mind, some stanzas of
which we give as applicable to the subject
of this notice.
Earth has her angels, Though their forms are
moulded
But Of such clay as fashions all below
Though harps arc wanting, and bright pinions
folded,
We know them by the love-light on their brow.
have seen angels by the sick ones pillow;
There was the soft tone, and the soundless tread:
When smitten hearts dropping like the willow,
They stood between the living and the dead.
And If my sight, by earthly dimness hindered,
Behed no loving cherubm in the air,
doubt not, for their spirits know their kindred,
They smiled upon the winpless watchers there.
Oh many spirit walks the earth unheeded,
That, when its veil of sadness 10 laid down,
Shall soar aloft with pinions unimpsded,
And wear its glory like starry crown.
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BOUND NORTH.
4 Valuable CyclOpedia ut Bargain.

We have new copy of the latest Edin-
burg edition of Chambers's Cyclopedia, with
an addition of ABOUT one-third by American
editors, devoted to American topics, the
whole in 10 handsome volumes. 1t is con-
coded to be the best work of the kind for
the price, and is brought down to 1881.
Having another copy of the same work, we
will sell this one very low. Call at the FREE
PREss Office and examine it.
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MAYORS OFFICE,

LEEsBURG, VA, April 10, 1879.
Messrs. Hutchinson & Bro. 1t affords me
pleasure to testify to the great virtue of
your ''Neuralgine" for the cure of neuralgia
and sick headache. 1t is the best remedy
for these most distressing complaints have
ever used 1t should be in every family in
the country. Yours truly,
GEO, r. HEAD, Mayor of Leesburg, Va.
HUTCHINSON & BRo., projectors, Atlanta,
Georgia.
Sold by RAYNoLDs & DANIEL.
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New GooDs, (Jully aoarranted.)
Genuine Eagle" brand Condensed Milk
ROASTED COFFEE mot grOued.)
French and American Sardines,
Kit Mackerel.
MINoE MEAL and PAIL JELLY
Picnic Chow Chow and Pickles.
OCEAN TROUT.
Pure Vinegar.
Ball Blue-fne.
Sage and Tapioca.
CANNED FRUITS and VEGETABLES.
G.. w. DONALDSON Il Co.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-11-02

THERE is just complaint of the manage
ment of our New Cemetery. For some
time cattle and horses have been tramping
over it and hogs roofing up the graves. We
are credibly informed that the gate is fire.
qaently left open. The stock should be re-
moved, and the gate kept locked.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-11-02

AMONG its other products, this is turning
out to be good rattlesnake season. W. F.
Crunk informed us few days since that he
killed one in Cheatham's lane which had
twelve rattles. and that Capt. Fuller's boys
recently killed II in one day.
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Wanted,

By young lady, at present residing at
Navasota, Texas, a situation as n Music or
Literary teacher in San Marcos or adjacent
country. Or would accept a position as gov
erness in pleasant sanity. Has had eight
years experience in teaching, and can fur
nish references or recommendation if re-
quired. Inquire at FREE PRESS Office.
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The San Marcos quartotte or quintette (or
something else) club of young gentlemen
vocalists, favored the FREE Pass (at the
Hermitage) with q serenade on Monday
night. Their singing was first rate, and We
hope TO hear them again.
Mrs. Mosher, whose success in bee-cul-
ture we have heretofore mentioned, exhibit
ed TO us last week n package of italian queen
bees, which she had just received from their
native country by express. They were only
20 days en- route and arrived in healthy
and lively condition. Mrs. NJ. we learn is
commissioned to supply queens to other
parties.
Scion Bell, student of Dripping Strings
Academy, and IN occasional correspondent
of the FREE Press, died there last week,
much lamented. His parents reside at
Blanco. He was only 81 years of age, yet
had already become distinguished as stu
dent, and also as preacher. 1t is thought
he overtaxed his mind and thus shortened
his valuable life.
We, in common with many other friends,
have q crow to pick with Parson Brown, of
Gonzales, in that he last week carried off
one of the excellent and favorite young Ia
dies of this place, viz: Miss Bette Cole
man. We appeal to him to make speedy
restitution if he wishes to retain his posi-.
ton in the good graces of our people.
We had very pleasant call from party
of New Braunfels friends on yesterday,
consisting of Mrs. Bette Simon, sister
and brother, and Mrs. Clesen. They took
boat-ride to the head of our river, and ex-
pressed themselves as being delighted with
what they saw. We regretted very much
that we could not enjoy more of their agree
able society.
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We regret that owing to our absence, we
were unable TO comply with an invitation TO
be present at the interesting exercises at the
Institute on last Friday evening,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-11-02

We forgot last week to mention circus
anecdote which was told u.s. The scene was
Austin, and the case was preacher ask ng
prominent lawyer to certify to his minis
terial character in order to get compli-
mentary ticket to the show.
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WooD wANTED,-Cash will be paid for q
load or two of cedar wood. Wanted also a
few loads of winter wood Will those who
have promised us the article please send it
to us' Call at FREE PRESS Office for direc-
TONS
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MARKET REPORT.
San Marcos Retail Price Current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY. FOR THE FREE
PRESS. BY @. W. DONALDSON 4 co.
Coffee, per ID. I2n92o
Sugar, brown. per 10. IL TO 1875
CA Il"
graduated, per ID. lax l3I
" crushed. IA
Eggs, per doz. l5c.
Butter, per ID. Is
Chickens. per doz. 81 80
Bacon, clear sides, per ID. 10
Lard, choice refined " 10
Cotton Seed Oil, per gal. &C.
Hams, 10
holasses, sorghum, per gal 30
Ia. 20 955
Syrup, Golden, so
Rice, choice. per ID. sH9l0
Apples, dried, o 10
Prunes. Turkish, " 12K
Soda, English, S9ek
Pepper. blk. a
Spice, all, IS
Starch, T9s
sat- s..r'.. per sack q :, 80
Flour. TEXAS. per 100 Ibs s3so
st. Louis, per bbl- 6 %
Veal. per b1sbsli IS
90. AZ
Wheat. per bsshsl, o. ~
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A CommendabIe Home Enterprise.

We have been quite remiss of duty in not
sooner speaking of an enterprise in our
midst, which is important and creditable to
our town We allude to the wagon and car
riage factory of w. Lanham. This gentle
man, formerly or Lockhart, later of Austin,
has been here in business some three or four
months. He occupies the former stand of
Rau Bro. S, and we are pleased to learn has
purchased that property, so well adapted to
his business. His shops, both for wood and
iron work, are complete, and well supplied
with tools and facilities of the most approved
modern styles. He has several employees,
including one of the finest carriage painters
to be found anywhere. Since he came here,
he has turned out no less than ten carriages,
and orders continue to come in. He also does
general blacksmith and woodwork, and re-
pairing of all kinds. We saw some of his
carriages, which are hard to excel in sub
stantial character and style of finish.
Mr.. Lanham is a permanent fixture OF our
town. We are proud to introduce him to
the people of this region, and cordially
commend him to their patronage.
Fatal. AFFRAY.-On Saturday night last;
at sort of fandango at j, S. Browns place,
a man named Scarborough had his head
broken by stone thrown by lobe Tyson.
Scarborough had attacked negro with a
knife; Tyson interfered, when Scarborough
came at him with the result above stated.
Scarborough died on Monday from the effects
of his injuries. He was transient person.
An inquest was held, and Tyson bound over
to court j n the sum of $500. We give the
facts as related to us. Whiskey we learn
WING tba couca of the trouble.
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Public Speaking.

Major w. M. Walton, of Austin, will ad-
dress the citizens of San Marcos and vicini-
.ty at Harper's Hall ON this Thursday even
ing.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-11-02

CALL at Lu. J. Dailey's and see his new
stock before purchasing. A full line OF
seasonable goods in all departments
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-11-02

A GOOD stock of cooking and heating
stoves just received at Hinzie's.
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The Caldwell county Register says that
Hon. James Miller is paying the travelling
expenses of O'Connor and Zapp, to induce
them to attend him on his canvass of the
district.
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A. B. CHENowETH.

BARLEY for sale. A. B. CHENowErH.
, P. r. TURNER & Co., have just received
d car load of bagging and ties.
SECOND stock boys clothing, just received.
y. JOHNSON ~ JOHNSON.
; NOVELTIES in Ladies neckwear Just re-
) celveda 2. X. TURNER Co.'S
! New lot Prints, stylish and fashionable.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
Pr. TURNER & Co., have just received
. carload of Caldwell wagons.
New stock of mems, youths and boys
J hats. JOHNSON u Johnson.
The LADIES' will please call nd see our
n new line of Ziyler shoes, just received.
P. r. TURNER IL Co.
Go TO P. r. Turner & Co., for your wag-
! ols They have the Avery and Caldwell.
i. which are the best in the market. jeS-2m
Sign of the Indian Queen.
Go to w. B. Fry's for best Tobacco and
! Cigars Also Fruits, Vegetables, and a full
, line of Dry Goods and Groceries.
DAILY papers-New York, ST. Louis, Gin
cinnati, &c, for sale at the FREE PRESS
1 office. Also some choice weeklies maya
zines, and valuable books. Call and see.
P r. TURNER & Co.,
Have just erceived large lot of bug
gies which they offer to the trade at living
prices. Call on them before purchasing
elsewhere.
For GROCERIES
Hardware and Saddlery,
Crockery and Glassware,
Wood and Willow Ware.
Go to G. w. DONALDSON & Co.'S.
Go to Hinzie's for your supplies of family
groceries. Very large purchases by him
warrant low prices to his customers. The
best articles at lowest prices always.
WANTED-By the first of Dec, an intelli-
gent and active boy, (black or white) from 10
tol2 years old to do light chores. A comfort
able home and clothing furnished. Inquire
at the FREE PRESS Office. L. POWERS.
UP to this writing CTuesday) we have
had some ten days in succession of Indian
summer-like weather.
Something New.
P. r. Turner & Co., have Just received
full line of Military Braids and Ornaments,
p the latest thing out in trimmings, the ladies'
should not fail to see them before the stock
.. is broken.
ONLY within week past have the leaves
of the China and other deciduous trees be-
gun to fade. AS yet we have had no frost,
nor has the murcury been lower than 500.
THOSE who have not received samples of
Dress Goods by mail from ms, if they will
drop us a card we will send by return mail
100 samples of the Latest Styles and trim
ming. DALEY & Bro.
CALIFORNIA Canned Goods.
We are in daily expectation of receiving
a lot of these fine Fruits and Vegetables.
G.. w. Donaldson d Co.
On Monday last letter with money in it.
The letter was addressed to L. K. Butler.
The finder will please leave the letter or
: word concerning If at the FREE Press Office
Yaluable..Land for Sale.
have 200 acres of land for sale, fronting
San Marcos river, two miles below town. All
fenced. Nice building site on the river,
above high water mark
C.L. McGEHEE.
oct-I2tf.
p p Tr-pD-rp f. Ca,e e.ocl of clothing is
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We are glad to notice that vegetables OF
az kinds are again coming IN The fAl and
winter gardens IN this latitude are often the
best
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-11-02

p. r TURNER & Co.'S stock of clothing is
now complete, comprising beautiful line
OF English Diagonal, and Cloth suits. also
g1eat variety of business suits to suit every
body. They are offering great inducements
ttoeash buyers Call on them before buy
ING elsewhere. No trouble to show goods.
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Glenmboats ar0 RlilrolN5.

CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JLR>EY.-
~ stat ON u Nev- orN, 'oot or Loeu,sL station in
BrUoklvu. foot OBJ Fu.ton--t. Jewels Wharf
CommencnE y @y J. Isl Lew Eew loTS , ,,,-.,-
Mauch Chuns lamaqul Hate.op Dri'toD scranton SC
Allentown. Reading. Har-sbure Hauch Chunk. Williams
por, itmtiaIit .ai,9og ',Iao", Se,gr ps,d,ry 1,-
81 D. H--For f. ,ston Miuci chunk. T,maqua Drttton
46op. n.-For Iieh Bridge Branch. Ea,ton. &c.
f3op. T'-For fastou Allentown. Reading Harrisburg
and intermediate Stations $50 M for Eascon' Allentown
For Newark at 5 "a 6l5el5, rs, 80 So $50
$50 & $500 T. 40 ; sis $50. 5lj, t. tlj, $50.
20 Fo f -5,. 10 , a1, cont. ser See me a i a,n,
y l. and LONG BRANCH DN VISION.
~ Lf4 r3 At v 2 - a n, IL n i a. III
.FoE Fr -EHOLD at s:I5 a nl y m. l. D D. N. For
NEW-JERSEI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
- VIA Braneiport-F9r sandy Hoo- p: 70 2, d. r N For
and 5i 5eabrst . si5 m, + m s5o l. g. p M '-'
VIA Red Bank-sl3 a. m; for l1keWood. Toms RIVER
RIVER AfG1NTIE CRY and Al stations 70 Bay side p
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
For TRENTON and PHILADELTIGA.
Leave New Ork from station q. Il. h. OF y. !.
For Philadelphia NINTH and reen-sts, ~ -. 80 1l:l5
$50 ' t M For Third and BerEs.st- At 75 iiij aa
I For i trenton 9o o III i5aaag 4 So 45o $780, Il
,. m On sunday SO a m, }:j0' y p m ,.,
From stations Phia Reading r. r.. Ninth ami Green
sts 49, $50 $780, II a llj B. a., 30 Gao, II
sunday. at $50 a H. $50, - p. - ~
Third Berk -. S:-i ''IJ 90,
$40 ll.3O D. NJ. sunday At - a. 40 ?. ~ r.,
FrOm Trenton-I:2j o20 sos gO4. 1908 ll+ a H. LOS
40 o2i. I:2s ?. NJ sunday l2j, 9.l9 a. No. OIi ? M
PULLMAN PAkLOR CARS are attached 10 uiy ualnA
and SIZE PlNG COACHES 10 midnight trains LOlh new
York and Philadelphia. 49, . .
Connection made at Jersey Guy Stdtloh 70 anu HOh
BROOKLYN and Erie Depot Jersey CITY. - o,, ,., a.,
Tickets foot Of Llberysi No+ 80 -ol +Ol,
944 gj7 1923 Broadway. and az the principal ho'e Nos
and and Annex Office JewcilS -" mar itooAy
y Y. Transfer Company, Dodds Express w a. Ior and
To1 f5PII 4 HARRIS II +. BALDWIN
General Manager Gen. FaSs agent
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
AATONIC and NAUGATUCk RAILhO ADS-Steamers
leave aharine sip at 1880 800 pun; twenty
LAST lyc s. D. Fare lower than " any other route.
HARTFORD, MidGletown, Springfield aud
Il 4 the North by WHITES LINE steamers, from PIER
"a FAST RIVER. al p. CONNECTING az SaybrOOk with
Counsctrut Valley Railroad for AL Pc nt on Connecu
River anu North. FREIGHT AT LOWEST RATES RE
CEINED DAILY.
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
Il ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot
Three eXprrss daily except sunday 10 Boston NJ
sos m .. paror cars attached and 10 p. H. with
palace sleeping cars. 49,, ,..- -,-.-.--...,
Limited tickets O Boston al rail-, 30
ckes and parOr be obtained az metropolitan,
Fifth windsor Hotel ticket 0ces AID a. OEand
Central Depot
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REAL ESTATE.
xrw.YopK. Friday. Jan. %, Ao'
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DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE-LO-
I'D cation facilities and home comforts unsurpassed Address
Rev WILLIAM g. BOWEN, A. NJ, BOrdentOWn, y. j.
CLASSICAL AND HOME INSTITUTE for
~ Young LADIES' Po0ghkeepsie, NY, Miss ) '. II. BUT
LEH Prn. Thorough teaching airy Wen tIrn she'd rooms
excellent table terms moderate Eeoi ems sept - 81
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES Pot stoWu, Pirhirtvseconl Annual Session
opens sept t. ISL. on P1ialrlpIa Il Renting r. 40
miles from Philadelphia with through from NewYorS
bv Bound Brook route Home comforts parental discipline.
and thorough work elegant 1li nSs tIi all cplv
large grounds and location well known Tor boa nv ana "tJl.
For catalogues address GO. 60. BIZ Tier. \. NJ. fra
eff parents knew what a real home You have for
their daughters every would be filed" says pa
iron Of TIE lone Seminary HIghtso~n y j. vacancies
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies' larry
town. y. Y: home thorough course OF study.
reopcns September ID Mss NJ. W. MEICALF, Prncpa
MRS. :. /. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL
VI Young Iades.-Wesr Ind Institute, New Haven
Eleventh year superior facilities send tor circular
THE HANNAH MOORE ACADEMY, THE
4 DIOCESAN SCHOOL FOR GIKLS.-Spring Term Will
begin FEBRUARY J. few vacancies. special advantages
Tor health and training REV. AkIHJR RlC If, NJ. D.,
ReistcrstOwn. Nd.
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0eneIlsrG.
~ TEACHERS

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
a AGENCY supplies Cotc-s Scl'1li al "a n,ii't -
Iamics GONG abroad or % ;is Qua - 7-I n3sly - y
scunr".
FRENCH conversational lessons and GFr'n-
mar by i1' Ri sy yfP2q fI. ifo o'5' room 49,
HARVARD graduate VIII '"r~ wear. eN o.
II renee and lgics. tes,inona o. T's PINE rc ~ NJ,
town Once, l.257 Rad way.
EiISS HES>E'S EDUC NTiONAL BUREAU,
Va l2j5th-lvc., above i9ths Ieacae pr .ess9fs TO-
or. .'ses h9u',ErepC@ pDyt. ~ ,s.a,li .,,
9 op F o 80 ar -Fg 55cr,i H ya cyIaS Field
DRIVATE instruction. Pupils prcpTed for
4 CO.r-c highest IeiDred,tt address l-AL'" '"- So
DROP. G.. c. SCHAEFFER'S courses OF in
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twenty-five 2, minutes eac ana winch l. d. F t J W
either creek or Iajlu t. ausiaI pr pai tor Soees
III s,, td.ires. Prot e., p HAEFFIR 175
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Phil delpha, BISHOP Howe sealing, nn non ,, ' "a,
\ Iur1, NrF-N0rk Arrtn-rnehi' 3D. .ie 80, .. iarr.i.
boa.d Ne courses daily week days. FRIDAY rN1e
SHORTHAND WRlTlNf.-rhc best anG
- most easily gered system tl-A' n' W. nav m Tin
crate Iu cents stamps Tor svu0Psi, C. W." oA "' i''
me 0e.,c N,w-Yor-.
TEACHERs. TUTORS and GOYERNES5ES
j furnished 20 Principals All FAuihst
PIYCEEEY's AGENCY. Domestic Building 7F'''F"
and Iitn-sL
authorship or MASTERSHlP desired by
ana German Univ,rsy aud Classes MatheHas,cs
pleasant me hoi highest references. Rev. Dr EICHAkD
100 Ith-ave.
XN-ANTED.-A graduate or pupil SenloI
class Norma school give tri-weeky, after school
hours. instruction 10 rianm4i ana rG1,,,o'Ap'
VIII terms, J Tribune oiA',' - DIu4-
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Gltnnt!ons Uautc0--G ldic5.

An ELDERLY Man would write. teach, or
- do her WORK. city country for room an boar o.
small pay please stlte particulars. RELIABLE Box -
Tribune once
y active and highly educated youur man f;
under. French aud German thoroughly NOT aiIuf
OF any kind 81 hard work Ad. PERMANENT Tribune once
4 MAN who repairs, cleans and poishes fur
y uiture marble work. brass steei wakes, oils and
and M kinds woodwork and all kinds ut re-
nan about he house, few more engagements by
The aIv references. Address CLAN Err AND lEPAlltI,
800 West 2lst-st.
1 SSISTANT BOOKKEEPFR or GENERAL
y Office asssaut-Iiy American, aged -, is wei eiu-
Gated writes good h8HH AMI furnish uueNcepuOnlble
Address y. " Box s9s, PAlnued, Ne" er
sey.
CGGAR ATTENDANT, CASHIER or CLERK
X IN restaurant by American, t, having had ten
years PRACTICAL hotel experience un-Nceptouabe testnou
Els furnished L. NJ. BElIION, - GreenWlchaye
DORTER.-Bv a Young man; willing and
I obIgIug and strictly temperate. H. THOMAS l-o
Broornc-st.
WAITER and USEFULMAN-By a very
W reliable we'll recommended southern Young man; Is
good carver pantry Can b. at Is CtnaNc
above lO,h-s'., tourt. house
WAITER and LADY S-NAID or chamber
mtid-v Young couple without children; wede,
wife swiss. French Protest mt BON speak ruc1-h have
the best CITY references moderate city OF country
an al ~ Last -o,li-,L, cottage.
GEATCHMAN. JANITOR or PORTER.-Bv
w temperate usrried man. 4 prefers wholesale
Lou-e. can furnish uucNtcutUuHhlc recommendations
Please call JOHN FAHEI, lb7 lJthst Jersey
tlts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-28
Sales bn Aurtion.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE will expose for sale at
n Public the isI day OF February lss2 at q
ococ IA at Tie iact0ry Martin Herr foot of Narck
McstcaesJer County, SrWi ork The machinery.
fixtures seats manufactured and unman tnred, lumber
ana all other asst gued property contained therein
Dated "a. IS,2.
JASPER II. SINGER, Assignee OF Martin Herr
CHARLES Z. WALTERS, AuctOnoer