davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
National Republican., 1882-10-26

SILVERWARE RPAIRED AND PLATED;
= also nickel platnga large pair andirons for sale
low 1914 Penusylvan avenue northwest
National Republican., 1882-10-26

Gs n GIVEN TO ANY PERSON SECURING
10 lU an unfuruished house OF ten rooms in north
western part OF city. Address \. j. NJ, Republican
Office oc2I-3tA
National Republican., 1882-10-26


:" ANIBD-A BRICK HOUSE, CONTAINING
w not less than rooms, with modern improve
ments, centrally located; cost mot more than $500
cash. Address p. IL. j., Critic Once oca6.3t*
National Republican., 1882-10-26

SkTANTED-TWO OR MORE LOW-PRICED
w huldng lots in northwestern sect on, west OF
Fourteenth and south Of q street. Address BUILD
ER, Republican DffCe Ccn@Stk
The Florida agriculturist., 1882-09-27
FOR SALE.

Is acre lot OH the Boulevard, one and
three-fourths mile north of DeLand.
l 10 acre lot on the Boulevard, one and
thIee-eighths mile north of DeLand.
/ GO acre lot on the Boulevard, one and
three-fourths mile north of DeLand.
y acre lot on Clara avenue, one and
three-fourths mile north of DeLand,
/ 10 acre lot mile from Beresford. of
which acres are set in grove. Price
$1,000.
10 acre lot J mile from BeresfoTd. No
improvements. Price $50 per acre. The
above are choice tracts
20 acres of good hammock at Long
wood, Orar ge county, on Wekiva river.
Price $40 per acre.
GOOD BARGAINS will be given III all
the above lots. and titles unquestioned
21tf C. Fl. WRIGHT Agent.
The Florida agriculturist., 1882-09-27
Livery and Board Stable.

taken to DeLand Landing, Beresford and
any part of the county. Covered con-
veyance for the Coast ready at any time.
Also two heavy work teams for plowing.
breaking. hauling and heavy work of any
kind. Horses boarded by the day or week.
taRen seS care eU of in the S Dr G Gillen M STYLE.
Stiff H. A. TANNER.
The Florida agriculturist., 1882-09-27
AGRTCULTURIST.
MEsCELLANEoUs.
Justice Of(the Peace.

the Peace. Office at his residence on New
York avenue west. Conveyaneing, looking mn
titles, etc. Some very choice orange lands for for
SALE One of the most fertile tracts ofpine land
in Volusia county for sale. 27
The Florida agriculturist., 1882-09-27
CHEAP COLUMN.

words, name and address
one week. % cts: three weeks. 80 cts.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-08-04
>orne of the Attractions of lhr state
Fair Which vii be HELD ut
Rochester. Ninn.

The state agricultural exhibitions are now
among the most useful and instructive exti-
htions III the United States. Enterprlslng
farmers and stock men OF varied experience
come together 10 exchange ideas, TO relate
Their varied experiences, and to profit from
mos generous rivalry III the most ancient
and houored occupation IN the world, that OF
agr culture and its kindred interests. Mr.
T. c. Judson, the secretary OF the Minnesota
State Agricultural Society, was III town yes
tert,ay, returning home from visit to the
principal stock farms in Illinois, Iowa and
Wisconsin with view Of selecting the chole-
est herds and tiockS Tor exhibition at the
state iair to be held at Rochester. He has
thirtv-one carloads, comprising the different
breeds OF horses. cattle, sheen and swine, be
sides local exhibits. Included II tins lot are
some ot the most noted draft and trottlnp
horses, which have won prizes III tins anu
the old country. Tie same may be sali ol
tic different breeds and families Of cattle and
breeds oi sheep and swine. One-third 0i tile
entire stock are direct inportatlons from
Encla1i and naturally will bc tor the first
time eShiM at the Minnesota State Fair at
Rochester.
The dairy department OF the fair will be
arder the management ot Mr.. (. +. Marvln
tie best known dairNinan III the West, 2
rledce that the dairy department will offer
attractions never seen III Minnesota before
and already VIC learn that Mr.. Marvin has III
yitea and even secured the cooperation o
the prominent dalryme9 Of the country, anG
al.o that OF the manufacturers OF every de-
scriptian ot dairy implements. \. 4. Will
ard, Herkimer, the president OF the lnterna
tional Dairy Association o New York, and alr
Curtis, OF Fort Atkinson, secretary OF TIT
National Dairy Association. will he present
The other departments OF the ialr will D.
equally as well represented; the racing vii
/ be first class and the programme VII be Oh
nonneed III a lew days. The stables Of tn
hest know. lovers Of horseesh IN the coun
try will be represented, and altogether III
/ ,.ir nj Rochester promises to surpaSs any
! thing Of the kind ever known before. Mr.
| hudson. the secretary OF tic association, 2,
his enterprise aud intelire nee, IS an honor r. !
the agricnltura! society Of Minnesota. NH
Aeato.is Tribune
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-08-04
An important suit.
lal dispatch to the Globe Democrat.

: t''Ial NlsIhtCi! 10 Ine IlOle- democrat.
SPRINGFIELD. H., April 24.-Suit
has been commenced aud will soon be
tried III the United States Circuit
Court in this city, which will be of
considerable interest to nen who deal
III reaplng machines. George Esterly
a Son, Of Whitewater, Wis, who
manufacture the Esterly reaper. have
sued Francis II. Cobb. their former
general agent at Belleville, upon guar
antees lndOrSed by him upon notes
given by various purchasers of the
Estcrly reaper to him, and which the
purchasers refuse to pay. Cobb de-
tends upon the ground that Esterly &
Son authorized him to warrant the
machines to be We'll made and capable
OF iirst.ciaSs work. when in fact, as
alleged, they were neither. and there.
tore the purchasers declare that they
havca good defense to the notes. The
defendant further alleged that he was
doing a large business as an agent of
farm machinery, and that the war.
rants made 10y him OF the ESterly
reaper, which turned out false, broke
up his business entirely, for which he
claims Il sct-otf of 100000. Many Wit
Meses as to the character of the Ester
~ machine will be on hand and the
trial Will be watched by rival dealers
everywhere. Mr.. {. W. Thomas, of
BplleyIlle, is the attorney for the de-
tense.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-07-15
All the Year Round.

l call the attention of the public to
the fact that l constantly keep on hand
a full supply of all kinds of meats.
During the time l have run butcher
shop in Milan l have spared no pains
or perils to accommodate the public.
In 1878, during the yellow fever, l
did not leave my post, but was ready
to supply the wants of my customers.
l have staid with the people, winter
and summer, while others have de-
serted them. Now, as the time OF
year has come for me to make money,
l ask my friends to stick as close to
me as have to them.
A. l.. WILLIAMS.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-07-15

Fretting, tossing, wakeful children
relieved by DR.. MoFFETT's TEETHINA
(Ieetting POWDERS.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-07-15
Go In. Boys!

Stone Il Clark have just received
another lot of those No. 8 Nickel Gig,
ars-the best in town for the money.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-07-15
TEXAS EMIGRANTS

G. P. AIMORE,
Gen'l Pass. Ag't, Louisville, Ky.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-07-15
Through Sleepers.

A.Y. STEVENS. P. A. Dallas. Tex,
JAS. SPEED, Ticket Agent, Memphis Tenn.
W. 7. MARCH, 7, A., Nashville. Tenn,
TOM. f. FOWLER, A. 7. A., Nashville,
". L. DANLEY G.P. At. A., Nashville.
Tenn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-31
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. Thomas Bailey Aldrich VIII colo0' =" '"
material for new book.
Miss Constance Fenmore Woolsou is at Baden
Baden where she is engaged in competing "'"
novel.
The put licGtion of The Penn Monthly OF Phi"dei.
mia ceased with the July number. great ueai VI
money has been sunk in the effort to place IL OIL I"
self-sustaIning basis.
NJ Francisoue Sarccy, the distinguished frencn
critic, has lately published an amusing Dook
- Les Mseres dun EORctOnadire C""oS' :"
lively and iroDica picture OF the troubles wnion
tape nhcts upon a chid Of the Ceies''"' H"F'
Francis Bennoch, literary Briton wen nv" Nv" W
literary Americans describes in a pleaSa". ~
visit Inch he made with j. /. ie'"S "' Va A..
fellows home two years ago Inc po'' '0',D -
cues, me poem on Robert Burns. and when nc cani'
TO the lines: t.,.,,
.sWelcomc, this vacant chAlI Is 'iii"o'
Dear guest and ghost
A.. .,r.o old men d" clung" says Mr.. Bennoch " IN
,riune embrace with voices inarticulate al" i'o',
ing only ex pressed by the raining tears tha
not be restrained"
The Noqasine Of american History under Its new
management has ut last caught up win tue u"'' ~
its cover The August number, whlch apio"l'
promptly on time, has important arlcIeS W -"
Hague, II. p. Johnston, General william . o. A.
and f. DeCosta. In connection WV" 49,
ungue's article is spirited portrait VI eV'l
Gull BvstOn's patron saint. now ioi 'n' CO.
',.,,ad an steel from the original picture by Shi-
bert in possession of the Massachusetts, is'oiic"'
soc,e;y There are original documents OF nluc" u"
terest concerning the Ticonderoga campa's" AZ"
General St. Clair who 10y the way receives cons''o"
OILS attention in this number. Mt 1onn'''"
reviews the ST. Clair Papers. and Adjutaht -"ene'"'
Striker, of New-Jersey, writes OF :" lhe lrihoe'o"
snrnyssn and St. Glars services on that OCCASION
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MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY. July Az

SUNDAY. July 30-P n
Last weeks mining stock markets were 40 dn,r
that even the clique stocks failed TO record thai,
usual number of transactions. Taking the markets
az whole, they were weak Robinson Consol.
dated Buciuated between 100 and I.4O and closed
at l.35, or 10 cents higher than a week ago. De-
catnr had It's ups and downs between 80 and ga
cents, and closed at 80 cents, against IS cents =.
week ago; but the volume of business done ia tba
stock was smaller than in preceding weeks STATE
Lines were fairly active and steady in prces-2 and
gained i cent Oh the week. South Pacific. afte,
numerous fluctuations shows gam OF cent.
Chrysolie was more than usually active. and do.
chned from go TO 2.45, and closed at 275 Thu
Leadyillc shares generally were weak. The Bodis
stocks were quiet and steady. The Coms:ocks vo,a
duI but somewhat higher in sympathy With liz
san Francisco markets, where those shares bavo
shown slow but steady appreciation dDrinc Tbe
week. Among the misccl laneOus stocks the f;reen'
VIE shares, except Green Mountain, were veal
aud Rising sun declined from 20 to 40 CENT
Yesterday there was little done outside of he lo
price Tuscar0ra stocks. which suddenly deyclonod
2ctivl y-IuscarOra stock sold at saI2 cepts
/ he market closed dull without any indIe,f,on ~
an Immediate revival of interest In minine
properties.
4 mn
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Gtea n,oats III aIiIrJIJI-
4 FALL RIVER LINE.

FALL RIVER, BOSTON, AND THE EAST
Tho u,o.f agreeable route to the WHITE MOUNTAINS
MOUNT DESRT, and all DriIclp4l Giles inland anu sou
shore resort, of sew IN land and the provinces
Ihe mammoth palace steamer,
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave NewYors daily (~undays inclndcdl nc $50 p m
from Pier - y ~ Murray-sL connection via Annex
l,,at ffO.n tlrooN i'm ~ > y Jersey city. y. M
GnAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
cv,rv evnr oy the splendid bands aud orch rls attached
o these steamers
Long wat. route; fl ngif- ave morning trans 10
BosiOn short raj ride ltimo seven y-hye mnIteAJ
NEWPOUr LINE.
FOR NEWPOha, II. +. DiRECr
MATTHIAS VINHYARD NANTUCKET. and SEA
sUORf RESORTS fCAPE COD Magnificent steamers
NlM PORl aud OLD COLONY.
Lave Ncw-NorN duy. SUntys excepted NJ Z. NJ from
PIER -. NOr;h River
1,,e s.cam,rs make their Eastern terminus NJ Newport
ikcs and sfaternOns both lines DE secured nc
ali min, pa hoes a. nsier aud ticket Offices al ue 0mCe
on PIER = aId on steamers. 1900 ...-......... 49,.
SEND FOR Id-r Or TOUR AND bAyINolONS
PREF On APPLICATION. .. .......
EBtDE-, & LOWELL, GEDkbE 90 toNNDh,
A.earts Pass.
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STAKRIINa0S2 vrp Avn uAepop TRANSFORMATIONS

COMPANY.
Office Pier 10. Z. X, foot Of Cortlandtst
onsgnents of freight forw arded directed 10 part
OF world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery OF AL kinds Of freight and mer
chandise any part OF the city,
sEAAND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTEhAGE
Freight Of every description promptly to any point
IN the harbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, BAkUES AND 6hoFES III CHAh~
TER FOR EACURsIONS .
seauels John pLlrin and Erastus corning for NEW
uAVrN leave Pier Is n r., At . p III daily saturdays
ANNopi'1tiPOIIs EMPRESS CO. between New-York
New. haven Care and dispatch guaranteed -
rr iS SstS't' ayen and points East at Pier 49,
hNttICiH SIIOKE, SrAIEN lSl.AND.-Eleyen Mues for
.tS IA 4. sHIPIARD Communipaw, n. DRY Docks
shop, every thing appertaning ~ the
construction and repair oil vessels
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
CoNNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EASE
- FARE LOW - D. OLhc llne
steamers NARRAGANSETT and sTONINGToS Leave
daily eIcept sundays At trO Pier 49, " r. to'O"
t,; TOR sale Al All principal ucKet ohoes staerooms
secro az Offices Westoott Express Co. AZ Astcr ioa
2O7 3sl 3a7 and AN Broadway. aud at Fh Avenue anu
"inu'Or h"" ~ ". FiLkfNs. General Passenger Agent
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE nam
/ FON Providence. - nSroN AND IhE s. faS
ALLRAIL FROM GRAND CENIlsti1. ~ -, tSos,or m
81 a m. u M tparlor cars attached All" Az y ' WYNN
tvItr15 ttCKErs TO BOSTON ALI RAIL. 10
NFwPoRr ekpressa r. ,pArlor cars attached ar
pRoVipENCE special express al p m (paslor cars Az
tacnesu arrives Providence lO;So p IN s,,A .,. Ana
utnd.,,r iioi eket olioes Grand Central Depot
L. W. FILkIN5 General fA>ssi'sof As'
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providence LINE.

FOI, PEON
u Connecting with Providence & Worcester RtE
10. oil POI N1'S NOETH and EAST via " ORCESfER
~ steamer MASSACHO SETS on Iues
davs Thursdays and saturdays, SIl 'eaveh
: D. m from Pier 20 y. h. loot OF " arren-st =
r,nh"ctinns made al PROVIDENCE, via L. d W. H.
or Worcester and ali Nortnerl. Eastern ana WuOo
Worn,'n ronts Tickets for sale all principal ucAot
as Staterooms secured offices Of Westco.t Express
20 A. Asor House Nos. 2O7, 3d. yi anu Al BIOiu'
~. an - Liftb Avenue aud Windsor hot,l ticket OhceA
""'' " " l. W. FILkINS, General Pass Agent
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Ncm 11nbiiratlons.

COME TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
-
am 80 Price 25 cents.
THE TRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1881
ILL Price 80 eeutS
PricelO cents
SUNDAY DINNERS Extra no. Oh ro,. oon,s
Fo11R KNITTING AND CROCHET EXTRAS.
Puce 90 cents
Au"'' THE TRIBUNE
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miscellaneous.

COPPER, IRON and STEEL SASH CHAINS
" for suspending window sasheA Warranted Tor nftoen
voara aufaIured and for sale IS ElEaOeh-st
of Hester ihCMhS 'iohloN'
Detrigcrators, Water Coolers, FrceZers, Oil
IL stoves x q j. MOWBRAY. No ~ Vesey-st
V,HE Aston Library will he closed for the
i annual cleaning and reIars from tho 29Ih INST until
Monday, september.
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Goruoratlon Notices.

NOTICE.-PToposals will be received at the
~ the Department of Public Charities and corLec-
ton 3dave until sus Attn HS2 Tor hour groceries
paints crockery For un information SEQ city Ite
cord for sale at No Cily Hall
NOTlCE-PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING
~ the westerly sp between Piers Is aud 10 T. H.
will be received Dy the Department OF JOCKS ana llo
Duane At nntil Tuesday AuguU 1882, al IL O'clock
For ul INFO ma Tho CITY Record Copies for sale at
No. 2 CITY Han
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9nstruttioiL.
For Both Scxes-Country-


GREENWICH ACADEMY, Tor l}3th He oS,e :o6
COMMERCIAL Co.ege. Founded l7Ol inlur 80 ar 10y
reSS By and on from Nsw .k 70 o,
ION Grant opror'qHi1 iS Terms moIet opss lem
PTlncIpa Fact Greenwich, r. l.
IsACKETTSTOWN INSTITUTE. - COLLEGE
IL ior ladies' Golese rrepaI'oT io' Hes
Sniiaing OF It's class nacAet.iown, y rear sohooey'
Mountain Iey. q. II. WHITNEY. D. D. President
NEW JERSEY STATE MODEL SCHOOL,
co.o school fG r Yen NV 1s snd Gentlemen
partnients ia school aud boardBghal -
Thorough preparation Tor college or scientific pu 1
heat Terms: Board Tuition Fuel i1s"t washing ana
NOO"'' TWO HUNDRED LIARS PER YEAR;
pupi under FIFTEEN YEARS ci ago received n'o "o
saociiof adyantages ~ cvr y department.
Nexi torn opens M9nds.i september Is
fOr '"''Hs' pal III mas " mAsDRoUcK, Principal.
BENNINGTON SEMINARY, directly on the
Bound Toot Regie 6Gtwes .c ii r s srnd
tory OF fo yer, AND nearly ono,,I" ~ con
tnns G Jagged a.tr toa- Of ths ,Sa'o aa' y , s
Gddress THOMAS HANLON, D. d.. President Pennington
NewJersey.
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE, reopenlns IN
PIeparatory seHoo Under care Of Of m soc ~
mouta last, Ia, been compelcly Ieonlt entg,l 3na
IN fnsagc. Literature Mathematics and the sciences
New scientific building coIfain'ng Laboratorcs dat
ing rooms. machine shops. aud all appliances loI
pursuing thorough Chemistry. mechanical am
viii The next term 9i1 monih sept,
l-th Apply elry other things being equal places VIII
q the earliest applicants
For fuii particulars. address EDWARD IL. MAHIhi"
Prcst.. swartlmole -oile-e, Delaware Co. Penn
et.,iAS -ROCKLAND COLLEGE, NIACk-
- ~-~'}. ON-rHE-H L DSON.-Boh sexes no eNtias
but and Ole'e preparatory aid husln IS ~"
boys graduating course; private ms. ION ioI
opening ". H. BANNIsTEi, A. NJ
OKLA A Year. board and tuitiOn-girlS, BOYS
W lcO Address Episcopal Schools Hadlonheid- NJ
Miscellaneous.
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for Their
L CHILDREN Will lind prospectuses OF the BEST either
IN city or country. 10 ,,-,,.r
in se'ectns SO iopl% At ONCE,
FREE. post Specia CaLiioSucs OF tho
hest schools furnished GRATIS Information concerning
schools parents and gndIdant
PINCKNEY'S AGENCY Tor >CHOOLo ana TEA iEiNo'
Domestic Building. broadway and l4tils~, Nc"-ioiA.
DEV. JNO. fl. CONVERSE Qlarvard 30
Ia boys college at Bristol r. l.; send Tor CIRCULAR
YOUTH ORANGE q. J.) ACADEMY, with
y established school, T. H. MEAD Trinity But
ing y. u. GEORGE b. URkELl, - ChamDcIr-s',N.''
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EXPRESS Trans NeYNOrk. via DeSDrosses and COr
landt streets Ferries. A. folOws o,,o 70 -
bIS 49, o. $50 10 limited II a. l. 800. $40 l. 90 l.
and =. and II plht. sundays, J:IO, anu AZ d. 'h'
4. d. 7. , and p. H.. and - nlgnL . -,. ~. - On
Fxutpss ullyi except ulhay, al -V
m and 1 D. m running through Via Trenton anu CainOeh
KTturnne trans Broad street station Philadelphia
90 .,,5 SO $40 13, $50, 500 ana IL a. ~
United Express l. s. 4, D, u $50 800. and
y. -, N m On SUNDAY, i2Ol. 3:Oj. 800 o3J, $3.50 T.
Gao 755 aud so 2. Leave Phiiae lpa VIA Camden
g. a n, and l:3J q. IN. daily. except sunday.
Tc If Ouces $40 g4l broadway, Astor House and
foot 81 Desbosses aud COraudtsts Courtst and Brook
i,, Aun,x station. loot VI EutOnsL, Brooklyn. Nos H.
lid, and - Hudsonst, HOpOken station Jersey Cltyi
Lmi0rant Ticket Olicc Battery place.
Transfer Company VIII call lOt ana ChecA
baggage from hotels and residences - ,,-oo
fhA'N tenefa nj Manager General Pass'r Agent
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RAILROAD.
/ On and after July rs, 1882

GREAT .IkUNk LIN
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains DesbrOsscs aud Cortndt streets
Ferries follows;
Harrisburg Plttsburg the West and South with Pullman
Palace airs attached. ana daily. NeW-lOrk
and Limited Of PaOr Dining smoking ana sleep
ing Cars at 81 every day.
Fo + 81 springs 4 L. D ana , p M uaDy.
WiliamspOrI Haven. p. CORY ana Ere at
ID M connecting Cory for nusville, Petroleum Cen
tn Oh Regions.
Baumne Washngtou and the South Limited Washington
ITvIess" m Pullman PaTOr Cars daily, except Sunday 10
A. NJ arrive a-hing D. Regular at 5;l5 and $3.50
a. M J. $40, ana . =. M and II nght
Sunday, 5:l5 d and p. m. ana - night
For Atlantic il, with through except sunday
Ioug Brauch Bay lead Junction and intermediate stations,
Via Kahway and AmbOy $50 and $40 a m, IL noon j,
Ton''s RIVER yin seaside Park $40 M. and p m.
oats OF rookyn Annex connect with all through trains at
Jersey civ aorng speedy and direct transfer for Brook
lyu travel ,,,....... . ,u ON, lion -, 7.oo and
Ill D. IN daily. From Washington ana Ia tlmoie o:'gp,
ESQ a. m BOO, $3.50, "3 and iO1O p N slnday 90 DoV
m and 1000 d. IN. From Baltimore, l:zO p. on sun
davs g:j D. m. From Philadelphia 300 go $50 900
40 q 10 1880 Il:iO I:aO =, 3:oU 90 O;-O i;5l'
s.5n .35 lOlO aud 1880 m; sunday 5:0O ozV, o3O,
$40 40 A. III, 8 20 935. 1910 aud lu:oO D. H.
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O PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLp.EsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SNORT LIN

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AHHp ON
~ STNDAY 8 STATIONS IL PHILADELPHIA,
2IN NEWYORk.
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For Young Ladies-Brool

UNHE CONSERVATORY of ELOCUTION.-
4S7 5th-aye Glasses private instruction Address
Mrs. ANA KANDALL~DtEHL. Principal
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DOUBLE TRACK. TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MINI AND TIE FASTEST TINE CONoloIENI
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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Miscellaneous.

cbjSN A Year. board and tuiti0n-girls, boys.
- IOO Address Episcopal Schools. Haddonhed NJ
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DRIVATE instruction in all branches gwen
during summer months a the NewYOrk Latin school.
Address Rev. h. II. INU 4. y East 4lII.st.
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For Both Sexes-City.

MISS GRINNELLS French and English
Nl Boarding and Day school for Young Ladies and Cha
dren mas removed from l.. Jlth-s 50 l.. j5th- 81
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l. trains after Hss ,. 81 will Leave cepot5 foot
OIL CIrtanit and DesOrO socs-sts al SU am. m fi ann
$50 D. m. EastOn. Bethleh N. AHento"q hG3lh9'
Much Chunk, WisesbaIre l0wanda Wiv,rly Iui,c9'
Cenrya Lyons BufO and me West ana NOrthwes Pun
man through coaches daily. Trains at m for Ilsion
Bethlehem Allentown Reading iuch Chunk, NllkesDarre
Pitt Local trains AZ a. M Tor Eason be1AeAem
and COpay - oo.,o.. Ton oil
points Nahanoy and azeitOl coal regions sunday tram
D.
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For Boys and Young Men-Country
A lexander Institute, Military BOarding-SchOol
"A White Plains n. \. Principal, q. r. WILLIS, Ph.
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For Young Ladles-Citv.
MISS :. l.. CHAPMAN.
MRS SYLyANUS REEDS

wi English French aud German boarding and dayschoo
foI girls Nos and East 53c-st. y. y, reOpens OCT
number pupils Primary and preparatory classes strictly
Collegiate special stuGentS III
music and all departments This school formulated iOt the
educatiou ana training Of CHRl -TlAN women;
Rooms and wei ventilated and health record uu-
led
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH R. X. :
TOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

commencing June peca through express train with
Grand Central Depot y. " y
fl ~ H. H. H. daily except sundays 81 o:5' a. No. arriving
early IN the evening Two hours ear ei tan
wells aver with express, ram TOT
Nrwpo VT Quebec seals III drawing rOoHoars may
d. H. & :. C. ticket onice In Grand
Contra. Depot or by add e>sng by mail or telegraph
N0"~' &. A. Hampstead, g. I. A.,
4 LII L Il. q. 1. IeDOf. y ".
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FOOT ttECTOR--T.:
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