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Gtenm5odts an0 Rai.roa6s.

CENTRAL kA.LROAD OF EW-JERSEI.-
- tat on in TeT yor i22t q ,LIoegtys' station Ia
common, ne T6y Z ISL L. We Nv FORK
eso a. M For Fiomngton High Bridge B-nucF Ea'ton
si5 a. m-For Fcmlnatoa nig6 Bridge Branch Eisor
A4..Ioyn @A'.las ,i@rr,SuIs A@ueh ehunA " nil'm'
por' 1i Fnr 4 fem,nrron fa5n klegtown reading Har
S.i5 p M For aston Mauch 5,unt. Tsmaqua Drfon.
4oop a,--EoI iI,sa Grdso Branch. E','en, &c,
faup m.- For fa-tou, Allentown. Reading HARRISBURG
SUNDAY Tan. i~,,. az -' e. y fsy Bound Brook
tii..l.Il' I'''a ''' '- '' ~ "'
For Ncrait At T. 5i5GI5el7 7:I5 100 e @I5, $50
%qo 2 XXI ~ isd . is $50 $50 els. 60
T5r RAIN, i5 5- l Soa '. r5 n Fable, At stations
y !. and LON1 BRANCH DIVISION.
fiE XII Il CrI9 ~, tto NJ tl 2 D. m
FJG FREEHOLD at 4.l5 a ~, u IA. D. b. g. .. III. For
NEW-JfR~EY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
- va 8ranearor- or andy ho'' = 70 a. m p ~ log
and -ea'r.-lt. SGD %. l-. j. uii $50 T. g. o. nl
Earae-a. Sc - p m Or LaEewooI N1neheer Tom,
n h. 'a- I'll --v'oei Toms Ittger Barue5at. sc.
NEN-lUnk AND PHILADELPHIA.
ForTtENT6N and PHrLADELPHIA.
Leave Sew. piS nom station g. H. T. oI Il. J.
a $500 aJ $50 T. ~ ON sunday At - ~.
tW ~ y! BOD y D. n On ,a,,i,ygf Is , n, '' ''~
I5i aJ, ,. 80 AZ "a a. III H. T. i:j' ',o' l.
Return Trans .el.e fhli..'p. .lr E-". 1o.S
st. 90 go - $780, II NJ. ms il5 5.io oiJ. y D. n
lI sunday. af $50 a. rl. .i.Iu. - 70.
Third bers--fa. b d. -.-ii $40 !,
C.3N. ll31 D. lu. sunday ~ - p a. r. 3. 40 D, o..
From lient.nl-l o-o sos .o4. lpo- ilit a. Ia. l.5s
81. t2i, I.,0 %. u. Sunday l:tI IiIu n. tIi T. no.
PULLMAN 4ltLth CARA, arr attached i1 dv trains
end SHE fl So COACHES 90 mdl-hi trains il"u New
York and piHIirrhIa-
tuuuerruu l- jersey CRY slItlor 70 and from
ET00hlFu and Er. Depot Jersey .tr. ..
g44 as7 4..-f brpa WAY The prnr a ho'"7 Sos
Court IN
- y. INA. D 'nfIfII- II.|'H ] " ti ior AMI
from lute or residence tpdc-tlItii1u-
Jos EpI g. HARMS 81. -. BALDWIN
General Manager Gen. PAS, AGENT.
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
( ~AlDAIU 4ad 81 UGAIUtn IAIA.JAI,----t steamers
leave riu" Shp l.D r. 300 rr twenty. third
li.I RIVER ..4 o. m Dy Otuer iouts
n W-HAVEN, MEEIDEN, HARTFORD.
~ ~PEiNGFIELu, HpLlokE SOUTH VLFNON. ST
J1IIE-HC ilN. steamers leave Pier - IT, E "a ID m.
and 80 b. m ~undag- excepted i3pp connects
with special Tickets sid aud b. s2sc al ga
I.14dgay -. L.. aud tuIrtat, brooklyn iAcur.!Du ~
New Haven -ll rltnru - ~
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felp ioanle0.
BUSINESS Cbnntcs.

TOR SALE.-A business of 500 a week
Inquire of GEORGE PUNCHAbD. ls3 opring--t
DLANING MILL FOR SALF.-In full opera
4 ron. IN best lumber markets and making
money. rutland g. NHIIIND, -. Nassau T.
CTOVE WORKS and FOUNDRY FOR SALE.
- ag. stove foundry aie iu one 0f the large cities OF
the dde ~tate- with e Necessary appliances fog ia"
stoves heaters aud n-hl castings
which may Dee puCas 81 az far price, With the privilege p
either renting purchasing the large and valuable real r
f8r I'M which r bus nae ss H. carried On believed mat
purchase would furnish very desirable Investment f a
company Individual having The necessary capital a
lre and s business has uecu conducted ID The c
table lIui-nt iuI
Appucou may be made by letter with the and
address. 10 ........
4. H. GIBBONS,
90 West 47th--t, Nrw York DIty.
VALUABLE SLATE LAND. pronounced
by experts lee excerd iu STATE The quantity
ami QuAiy such Justify working
le-,ees desi.ous " having person persons.
tuMceul ldElalO join iAtm aud I-U active operation.
10 has the advantage OF long with prvrr, par
c1-e Ner 10" royalty, 10 points OF ship
ping Address
S. { THOMAS, Lebanon. Peun.
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Eerlurcs ano Nleeiiugs.

nR. T. H. SENNER'S TWELVE LECTURES
IN German History 81 civilization. First Lecture
4 ne Fundamental Principles Monday, IAN. IG. O'Clock
Masonic Hall, 23d-s 6th ave seat - cents
DEV. DR.. MAYNARD. f. r. II. ;, Chick
i / ering Hall THE WONDERS OF LOWER EGYPT,
ing second OF sixteen pOnuIar Matinee Lectures an
ptrD illustrated Monday, January lb, $3.50 course tickets
1T -cduberths, % Cui0n-square. and at Hail.
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aldgn4tcaut steamers
N wv nnnI nnl lI-n 90 [

Leave New y ork daily. sundays 'xcericd
al SOUP NJ, lrum Pier Or River f1O OF Murrlg-g
cltOn hy Annex Boat from Brooklyn 10 Jergsy
y T. M Tickets ana state De ssclrel ~ all
u'pA hotels transfer AMI IiCx3 AZ the Office
i..ri - ami d. steamers GEO l.. 60 NOR
BORDEN 4 Agta
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Ocean Steamers

MONARCH LINE.
Vi NEW. YORK AND LONDON
splendid fast steamer
Lave iluinlng fuvOua Ferry, Jersey CITY.
Monarch "a. L lionaI, -, Feb =.
pts.-la Monarch -
superior for saloon passengers Outward
and prepaid stccfagr al lowest rates.
Appy the general agents
PATTON, WICK RS 8 60. bowling Green.
ssage-Ol1ce, No. % Broadway.
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DRY DOCK SAViNGS INSTITUTION.

DAl4 UUlA o. lI-EUO IN Z AV-ss
@I AND 8I3 BOWERY.
The Trustees have declared dividend the months
ending December 90 Oh all posits cn,te. uGer the
ra- at the rate per per auuuo pay able
and after January TO- lsS2.
CHARLES CURTISS President
WILLIAM V WEBSTER secretary.
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CALTFORNIA.

Broalway and ali Of the Pennsyyanl Railroad
| y OREGON. COLORADO sr PAUL. MINNIE.
APoLIS, and points in NEBRASKA. UTAH. MON
TANA. DAKOTA. MINNESOTA, and the NORTH
WL7I are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NORTHW EaTERN R'y
1t runs from two TO tive ta daily each way between
| CHICAGO and prominent Western points IT ALONE
Runs IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of
Chicago PULLMAN SLELPEES are run on all OF It's
through AMI night trains For OF and other
formation Apply by letter person to any coupon ucSot
General Eastern Agent, No. iIj Broadway, New York
FIRE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
Aangsci @ m Nh ,Io AK rtS b erdt
y a, p Ga,,nnau and Chicago nv EXPRESS Drawing
Gp. lDauy-FasJ II LOUIS ESlres- arriving al Buffalo
West ana soathe PamSa jest T g @ o5
Coaches 10 buhao .tgl .ote.. jag ..a DIy
P m Bmy,-Pq4ciae Exprcsa for the West seopinT
Doacnrs inIolgh to Buffalo Niagara Falls and Cincinnati
7I5p m.-Emigraut train Tor the West,
Rutherford Pas1lc o. 800 e}0 IO:2o a. NJ. u noon
night sundays s. $50 1900 I:45 $3.50 m,dn ~.
az s o. 3 ar 10 s iO 4 H. noon il 2 p ERR
ngat Sundays $50 6562 m Ii5 5j f f9 uiini 1ii
sewIk a.n Paterson via Newark 645. $40 lI3O a. M
lights oily 51nda9s ga m n.y. 5i6 5s0 "a. sA'fd
fH5 c6p M and 2minrh i.'ay1 D. ''' LO-' LII
NcH1Ws and Cornwall $50 =. M, $780, 4:3o m
Kondoui and kingston a m. SOP m. sundays $50 am
Goshen 2 H. 49, ,, a g. ri 7o 9L $780, 75 p III
MiJlletown, : 80. l0.s5 An. ajA 40 T. dip m
p M trains connect with Midland tairoada Man-st
Port sTv,S $40 r, lo .d M 40 'I' N sun
o'i- leave 80 li'yc a1d 5r ii g J '''i'
icset- i"t pa''aSr an1 l 1 'rg'' ~ M t
'hd -iee'luL ,uiCit, "a" .''r "- i "" 'I'
,hecti'g hlI 40, - t-- ~ a. Ne w
Ea on-,.t o Proosign or It the domnany. rep6ts
EmgIant agency, No !" r.ern"irh-St, - 1888. - ~
Express rains from W.. ~ est HrNslI -e" Oh r. at 49,
"n' IN6 y 'RFB6TI Gcur Passr Agent New.Yor,.
NvDPTHERN RAII.RbADOF NENN-JrK~tY
= rtns ive Tor tfrirVo.i o.ter pier, M and Y,,ct
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GRRAr TRUNK LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND suoRTLrNE
20 IEAIN- EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 9 On
SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS ~ pHlLADEL~
PITY TWO ~ WV YOEh.

~ So MAY THREE SfAlIONS n FHILADELc
rHiA TWO IN NEW YORK
DOUBLE. TRACE THE. most IMPROVED. EQUIP
LNI " IIH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Ezpre-- Train. eaye NewYorA Dosbrosses and Cort
4.sO 1850 800 10 4mitcD II a. m l. 800 $40 L. >
o, Z. aud p M. and II night sundays 4:5N and
Ex6 5 frs . leave w. S,, dy evcept sunday At
s.oa m "Ad u running through VIA lfeho" and Can
heturnns trains eave ..1 ~,,'t ot'iq Phn'de'pnia,
1850 p M. l. s. 4 D. 2 $50 aud pm on sunaay, l2'Ol
pima via camden IN. and D. n dai1 except sunday.
, -, az, -s -, ~, Ss.' dIoi ,S, -
~ Annex ,9I9n, foot OF Futonst Brookyn Sos "a
llblnL - nai,o','i oioken. Stallion Jersey CRY EnI
Ths Nr,s rau.icr Company call check
FRANK ihOh-OS. D. II WOOD
Genera. Manager General Iusst gent
CHARMS
= CITY. RIVER AND uARBOE TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
ONCE. Perls a. r.. foot Cortlandt-st
Consignment, os" 4rdca dI ectei to any part
o. the wor.L
C>EQrALLFD FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received delivery kinds Of freight and ner
chaudIsc to any part OF thc city,
SEA And HAEBJR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGuILkAGH~
Freight every description promptly ghtered 20 any point
IN the h4rborat reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, AND BAI.uES ALWAYS OS HAND
TO CHARTER.
stramer john IT, 4tarn - Erls.us Corning for NEW.
HAVEN. leave Pier Is y. e. AZ daily l>aturiays
ptod..
MLILJg1LIs EXPRESS co.. between Nsn-Gora and
View Haven. Car. anil dispatch guaranteed
Freight POINTS d. L. g. W r. r. received 40 Pier :.
FoI Nrw-IIayeu and points East az Pier Is
NORTH -ioRr. 9IAIEN ISLAM D.-EIsven Niles FOR
Ten cent? y- r-lu.I Pier 80 L.. b.. loot whitehall.
GENITAL -uIPTAGD. CuuuuuIplw. N.J.-DrT Docl-.
Machine shops arstuug aUpcruln.ns To Tie
rUrrY
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STONINGTON LINE ToFBOsToN.

OtTONINGION LINE TOR,BOSION.
> tDNAICTINp So ana All>rNlNIS EAST.
FARE To Boston tor nrseasa liza 81 ucAra good only
a- -pr. iu.u 900 their lace. ....... a .......
-uuair- 90 $50 from Pier ~ L.
100 .. J1, &C.. aIs.,lur la Boston at q q u
II.s. lDr. salt. I I principal LDhUt ultrf ~tIt,ruous
Ht ~ IS .-cut EIrs- il 10 >0t 1854 I.i
So, l0.v4t . stuI AZ Metropolitan and FtL
Avenue Hotel Q. See. 0f,e-
Tlr-ID NOE LINE tnr Freight only.
steamers Pier ~ foot OF Narr'n't ~ r. 40 p NJ
.ut, TOT Boston Nl I-pF.cuCu GtLulL
Frrlch VA either n0r t1k"u % lowest rates
A.. -. HALCJCh, PIrs4uuyL l. ". IllhlN0, g. p All
TVHE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
ALI RAIL lIoun Grand Central Depot
avrr..- d-y excerpt sunday 90 Boston ~
sl5 o. ,par.or cars attached ana 10 D. m t"ltA
Suntay- al io p. "a. fwith palace sleeping cars)
limited uckrt. tp Boston all rili 3d..
seats can uf HDalueda Mctt'pntn
Pm tvue Ind Windsor Hotel ticket 0Gscs AND a. GI4ud
Genial Depot
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Ctr llrogerln nlan.c0.

TEvANTED.-Four-stor house above 3lth-
W 81 not east OF cdavc rutland & WHIT
ING, III Nassau-st.
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5icamboats an0 Railroads.

A. REDUCTION OF FARE.
~ FALL RIVER LINE
Ncw-Yorlt - Boston.
Newport an Vail River 81
Points ' - -
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OlO MID LINE c'rArrs,r,r1 STEAMERS

HllUN LIN T..
" United -TATTs MAIL STEAMERS,
FOR QEEE .-TtWE AND LINEtPOOL-
leaving Pier Be- y: r., foot vi hIuc-st
yvTsCON- IN ........... I ues law Jlu. 81, 9 a
sTVADA Tuesday u 1u. 81. PIP. l1
Any I-TNTA ..-......... Tuesday. Feb T, 1880
AEIZD\A .........- = ue-day. FEB. Il, . p. u
WVDIfTSG .''..... Tuesday. Feb 81, q. m
rPlrsc steamers built OF iron, n w4etugii coWp4
uns and with every requisite 10 MAKE he
cage across Atlantic botI safe aud agreeable having
bathroom su0kiugr01m, drawing plano ana library
stewaries- and caterer on each
steamer Tlr sfattruow- all upper deck thus niuing
lose greatest OF luxurC- perfect ventilation aud
light -, n,o .-so 49,. ,
800 INTEKMEDI ATE. so. STEtRAO at low rates.
OFFICE. 40. % BROADWAY,
WILLIAMS & GTION.
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Brootirn DrouertD fJr 5n.c an % Eet
stone; rooms an inplo Ecmslts Just put M complete
order Elut 500. EULAN g. WHITING. l2l Nassau-st
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
~ YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
AVaugemeLtW trains from Chambers street Depot
g n Cincinnati and Chicago nv Express. Drawing.
room Coaches 20 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge
p H. tDay)Fast II LOUIS Express, arriving az Buffalo
IN az , a m. connecting with trains the
West ana Solthest Pumans best Drawing sleeping
coaches ID buua'o. .tgI ..otc. b.. .luz ..u uly
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ID New and direct Limo - the Spnth ~ France
NEW.IONK AND BORDEAUX DIRE. t
CHATF' AT IFDNII-IE "wednesday. Re o. !
Tr,v.f.rs Tor France spun an G.siy. Pgreuts- PaL
NiCa &C. will time and expense nv taxing th1 l
Cabin l.nc.udMg wlnel $50 steeIdse sd fo pA''"5e
apply 20 - NOR, . >-,,,,g AZ r,a.r,rst
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?. m lDulyl-Pacidc Express for the West Sleeping
cn"s through To Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Cincinnati
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NIPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

I HimbureAmer'can Packet Compony's Iinc for
PLYMOUTH. CuIHBDU re. ana HAMBJ re.
.-......-. lG TENI Feb
GELLERT ......-...Jau. 20 WIELAN
Rate. 0I a.sagr ymoutn. London, CherbOIr nam
burg points the south ~ England First Cabin ior
sailing April J. $50 & ~ according U lpcn
uun Cabin -tf; Storage. 800 Round tup al 70
duced Storage from Hamburg. Havre ana south
aui Ton, -. - -.----.-z -
kCNHARDT & CO., G. p. RlCHARD CO
Gene al Agents, General passenger AS,.h,,.
So. g. I,ruAdst. y. = NO. e. Broadway, y. y.
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IALIFORNIA.
~ OREGON. COLORADO ST PAUL. MINNIE.
APoLIs and points in NEBRASKA, UTAH. Mon
TANA. DAKOTA, MINNESOTA, and the NORTH
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NOETHW E9TERN R'y.
1t runs from two to i've daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points. IT ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of
Chicago. PULLMAN SLELPEES are run On all It's
through AMI night trains For OF and other IN
formation Apply by letter VI in person any coupon ticket
agent Or 10 ]. F. EOOIH.
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Rutherford Pls4lic o. 800 $3.50 O.2D n NJ. - noon
l4j 800 44o go $50. e:lO G5. 1890 II mid
nght sundays g. $50. 1920 l:i5. t.3O ~ mdn
p2ie son o. go no o:20 a NJ noon las. 3 800
ngnt sunday d $50 1920 l4j. 600 - midnight
.ewiin a.I Paterson VIA Newark 645. $40 1870 n
3lO, Az 5ID ~ 10. $50 u. midnight
nights only SUNDAYS. 9:l5a IN. $40. $500 n.
SuArrC. ., 800 1920 M. I:IJ BOO ), O:IQ I:lJ
p NJ, ana II midnight sundays . o5J. lO:ZJ u III
10. ESQ m. and l2midnigh-
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LINE.

rates. Freight auLpassage Once, 40 B'wiine,ifeeh
VERNON H. BROWN q CO. agents
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
II BETWEEN NEW ORK AND HAWKE
Pier OF Company. NO. - North River foot OF Al0on'
Tho rd--t-el- lg this ut avoid JOtu TRANSIT hF f7..-h
railway and the dscOuforts OF crossing the Channel ID
small boat. -, - o. -
Z. GERMAN. belaplune---- "Wednesday. jan = a. ~
ANTEI.IoT-I. teif Wcdr esdgv. Ieh l. p.
LnLL, nL EELLAN. A----. NO BlM1-nE HI-en.
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y y :
NORTHERN RAlLROADOF NEW-JEK~EY.
- Trains leave Fngcwood tlOser Prmrnt and Nyack
500 1000 4. To-, T. 400 o.5u. b4l $500 ll.3J
Sundays q. and 6i5 M. Tne ll.JO LIZ train WILL
lr4v. go minutes later saturday ui-lf-.
4rref ~prns Nuiley and ti1n-ey Z. l. m. 4JO p.
JNO. y. ABBOTT. Geul Pa,-r Agent NeW-G Ors-
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Rondoui and Kingston. m. 3:jop m sundays $50 am
Goshen g. 1850 g. IU2o1 $50 3d. 4:3O = 7.lJ D.
Sundays, g. $50, lO-Oa. m" 63O p. m 100
MiddlctoVu, Z 80 . 1920 H. IN. 30 40 T. 1:lJp
lO9nL % 30 IN M. The . m. and l. 81
. m trains connect with Midland Railroad Main-st
port IrrvIs. 100 lu.2ut uI, $50. H. Z 1.lJ
DAYS. $3.50. lO.2GL m. g. $50 and p M
ogt- L-L 0 and quarter after EACH AOnr
from 5:45 M. to"i5 ~, and &C luf' and ll45 p
Tickets for passage and i1r apartments IN Dawinsroom
end -eeuiug De obtained and orders tho
checking ami transfer OF baggage be lett at the Com
Cor-t.sf Prooklvn or 10 the COMMANDS pen0ts.
Fn,igrant agency No 10 Glernwich-st,
Express trains from hr West HU.ysll AeW YORK at 10
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Ocean Steamers
A NCHOR LINE and L. s. MAIL STEAMERS,
"A NEw.YORK AND GLASGOW;

From Pier No. 90 North River. New York
Evsia Jan 81 FUrnessia Feb I, 81. m
Clrcas~a. 25 q. Va. Deyonia. Fvb. l. II a. NJ
These steamers DO not carry cattle, sheep Uf pigs
Rates Of passage 10 .
GLASGOW. LIVER Pool. BELFA- Tor LONDON DERRY;
Cabin $50 $50. Excursion tickets ~ reduced rate-
Second Cabin so: Efeerage outward 50 prepaid, so
NEM.fORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
SO North River foot Of { Iarles- 81
Victoria Ian : 8 o. m Cal fornia Jan -, a. m.
cabin, D. aud +Gj. ENguffu ION 20 10 need IdIe-
uL-.LLI EL.- A nni.. ! BOW I'M Lrr-n-
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Strain & Jones,s add.

Geo. w. Young is just recovering
from an attack of rheumatism.
District Court next week. It costs
nOthin8 to get in, but 10 get Outs that's
the rub.
-VanBuskirk says he is going to
noise in adjoining quarters.
Judge Pratt took severe cold
on his way from Topeka and has been
quite sick for day or two. Is some
better to-day.
AIMS Ewell, trustee of Solo.
mon township, came US to the captains
office to-day aud rald his tribute to
Caesar.
"A. TrOup of the Marvin mills,
was in the lreasurer's Office to day
chalking up 1882 taxes. The mil Is
in good running order.
Adam McE:rOy has returned from
Missouri. after an absence of about three
weeks. His many friends will be glad
to see him aIpong US again.
= Presbyterian sOciable at o S.
LOwel'E, on the evening of Nov. 29ih,
.Ud at N. B. McCUrmick's residence
lasl night. Did hot learn where it Is
be next "Wednesday evening, Viii be
announced ID church.
M. L. SOciable at d. L. Smiths
was reported as PLEASANT gath Eng, n",-
withsranding the rain and bad weather
1t will be held On next Tuesday even
ing at the residence of Frank Strain. Ali
are Ordially invited.
Hon. ". l.. Morgan, of Green
wood, called OH the HERALD man to
day. Mr. NJ is level headed bXsi-
ness man, He aud his neighbours have
lat of nOgs Cor sale and he was out
looking for the best market.
We have just learned of the burn
ing of the resIdenc OF I v Lee five
miles South east of Philiipsburx.
Mr.. Lee had one of the finest farm res
iden"es in the county and its loss
will be IA heavy loss to him. It is in
sured i'll the Springfield of Mass. for
S4OU, which is about half the value.
Have not heard particulars.
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WHYTDIDNT PREACH

Friends, to you I desire to offer an
%pology. AT the prayer meeting one
week before Thanksgiving. said l
would, with others, if they were will
ing, deliver Thanksgiving address,
at the Phillipsburg scnool house. on
Thanksgiving day at eleven O'Clock
IL. N. should have done so if an OPP
pOrtunity had been given. After !
had built fire and made the bell
sound out upon the morning air mott
flying the people that the hour had al
IN ,st arrived for them to cOngregate
at the school house for = Thanksgiv-
ing service, the Rev. Mr.. Patterson,
the polite Presbyterian minister, EN-
tered the school house and crowded
me out and preached the sermon.
Trust you WON'T blame me for not
complying with my promise.
Yours very truly,
3. r. TURNER.
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ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE
TIE STATE OF KANSAS
- ] "a.
In the Probate Court in and for said

ThiIIihS COnntv. a.
In the Probate Court in and for said
County
In 'he matter Ofths Estate Of Z
WV. II. rFBRnW. Deceased I
Notice ~ hereby given that letters or Admin
istT Iti"n have been granted 30 the underlined
an tn" Estate of WIN II. Tefr0w. late of said
bate ..nnrt of the County and State aforesaid
dated the 9TH day of September. A. D. 1852
Estate. ara I..ssT 9I,i,l 'It, they InnsI
present the same 10 the Undersigned for nj nw-
anre within ore wear from 'he tla'a If .aId LET
tiers. ar they may he Preciuhe5 from airy beneIif
Of such estate: and that If such c!rins be not
exh ibifed within three wears after the date of
said letters, they hall he forever barred.
j. 8. TKBRnw. Administrator
of the Estate Of VIZ. q. TEDkOw.
Sept. 9th. 1882 Deceased,
E. DAVIS, Attorney. ssID.3
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HENkY al CI ISTIANenN-
Nm BisssM.a.
NorI,E

In the Probate Cour; Of the County Of Phil
lips. IA the state ct SaHs - (tiOn. &c. e. pauId-
ing. Judge PTesjding.1 In the matter of final
settlement Of the Estate Of Noses Atkinson. De-
ceaee4.
Notice IL hereby given to all creditors of the
said estate and 80 ali persons ia any manner
ir terested ia the same that On SaIursay, Jan
uaty s, 1883 aud AZ ne next term of the above
named i'rO6ais Court the Undersigned Exeetrix
Ill make hssEl Eei tIefn-i't as Execirix Of the
estate ct se ratd M0ses AdamsOn, Deceased,
which time and rlace the said p.sFtics are re-
quIT@.l l., appear ana show II any eau lists
n hy Sait settlement should nat be allowed and
csnirmea 5y SAID Court ana EEectrix dissbsrg-
ed from her trust ID SAID matter.
Witness my hanl thIs 24th day of November.
leS%. PLRcI.LA CLING Exec1riK.
ELIzU DAVIS, Attorney 16T.sn
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Yes!Its "a Free Country.

YOu can cough, sneeze, suffer and
disgust your friends with miserable
cold in the head, or catarrh, if you
wish yet sensible people buy so C
bottle of Browns German Catarrh
Cur. instead, break up cold in half
an hour, and cure the worst form of
Catarrh. Which will you do?
Il am prepared to make loans on
Farms, Mills end good lnsurable Town
Property. Those wishing to borrow
money will do we'll to call on me.
WIN. BISSEIL.
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The Best Always tho Cheapest
Reader! 1t is not necessary to swal-
low teacupful of any cough remedy
to cure cold or stop cough. Three
teaspoonfuls in a hours Is the adver-
tised dose for Browns CoCgh Baisam.
"Pure as refined gold' is the verdict
of thousands annually cured by this
sterling remedy. For sale by II. G..
Sprague and J. V. Close, PhilIipsburg
Kansas.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE STATE OF k4T%AS,R
PhiiIiBs County. ~.
In the Probate Court in and FIR said County.
In the matter nf the Estate 0F Z
OLIVER -. DRaKE Deceased.
Notice ia hereby given thar letters % Admin
ist ration have been Frante6 fO the undPFsIE'.e ct
TN the estate Of clivsr :. Drake. late Of sail
county deceased, who lied in JeBnis,sn. dIch. =.
hy the Honorable. the Probate rauFf nf the
County aud stare afH. esaid. dated the Il Iav Of
August. A ID. 1882. Now all rSFsnrs haytng
claims against the estate. are hereby notified
tn they G:ust present the same to the und'r-
s'gHefl fer allowance within yeaF f.Om the
date o. saiJ letters, ghev may be pr.rlRlsd
fr,m any benefit a. such estate: and that if sue
claims be rxh sbited wit lin - rec ears after
the date Of said letters, they shall be forever bar
FRANK FINLEY. Administrator,
of the EttatI oFOLIVkR S. DRAXE. Diseased.
August 81. 1872.
S. ". McELRoT Attorney.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

George Bell Plaintiff Before " B Me
G G T-yI"r, Dert. Of ihs P.S S@'''s of
hilliDsbnrg Io~nshiu, Phillips County.
Kansas,
S'ld defendent IA hereby notified tha, on
the l4'h day Of November, ISa an order
OF attachment for the snm of SI2 IS W :
iSsne'i ny The above named Justice nF the
Peace az 'inai his gOOais IN the above en-
tilted action and that sai.i can.e will I.e
heard ON the 3UIh day of December, 1882
aI 10 O'Clock a. N.
GEO BELL, Plaintiff
n. B. Mccormick. Jusilce OF the Peace