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ne dogs ,..,a A. STATE PIGS lac ID. at ~ oO
srocu ,ARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

rrvruo Dec A. ArrLt seceipts ,r ssms time last
toiS 10 "a heao consigned throngh Far 10
week alo' 4, nj attendance oi Eastern bsN sncl
inann good ISL sAs Light S4Gsa Az o"'N''
$50 d B1s ,SnsRereipts to-day 1000 head ,"'a 10.
- Zen 1hu- lar 90 head ioI SAINT aan inr aud mar
ne es,t 40 a ned IN OuEh cars ue,a 80 hn,re
~ " he mi COMPARE fyorOy with last %1gn ~ a
- snc sheep gU65 !bi Far 10 smbs a ouGSo -;
- 90 a. lbs as 40 s. Co one load for the week
ean.s peceinfs to-day le6n0 head; o'a i ~ heat
~ d. head Tor same time last wee Nd h avn no
'hus -, through riarNet uu" btnuluV
CONSUME AZ depressed the market LlS 49, lk Ia,
- las 80; Mixed rigs ana 81 ,' f,hoice
nolA'ip ;rtciers' grades So $500 o.; HOou ." N
e. 5Od ~ Ou ,,oos pocants $4,000 head shlpmont',
CHICAGO peo. - !, r.ed 50i,c love-, Dut - ~,
ss..eD'rer Common to Good Mixed; % % aso4 30
ss.Vs5S ight =, 7O0rso %. SktDs r+Ie,. 600 head
,,TTR - Receipts, JOV he~a' nIn'ss ,ecves. 3 20 a
ns,Set I 20 CSoaoe hlpping, 80 aso Sadr POOR
- ~. ~ ~ 81 tuch, iairy acu. - ,t9c kers
s4asS ~ III Nahum to Good, - dSo ~ 80 80 ~
lar - SOW but steady at ~ 7o@9i 20
snn hean; sliipments 90 ~
fal.S soYe u" a. cool choice, - @o"'' '''
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fina1QIL

ROCHESTER AND PJIIsBUEG RAILROAD Co,
x.. NfW YORK. Nov. % 1897
'I'hE HOLDERS of the INCU,4E BONDS OF
the dorchester sAd Pittsburg Railroad COM ans VIII
thlO tlt DiornsatOD requiring ONT atteLtOn Dy
ng rsona.y sending teiT aud oss ~ to iTeas
Sei VI Tic company. FRED A. BROWN.
20 NasssusL, New York.
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Corporation Nollte5.

FHASCE DEPARTMENT BUREAU FOR THg
COLLECTION Or IAALs, No. = CnAMBBRs-sr.,}
NEW OK. Dec. /, lSo2.)
NOTICE TO TAXPAYEHS.-NOnc is aereuy
" given al persons who omitted pay their
he 1887 Ia the OF pay
hun his Office buiOio tne sg day of January
per cent additional upon Ia amount uf the will be
collected ali the lat day De
1882 De pad him beN
l1t day al January 1S will DO charged and
cOrcIed, thereafter ala snch remaining UNPAID
lated from october D. 49, the day Ch the
rolls and delivered Kotever Taxes.
Ma MOI cy win be received after O'Clock y. III.
once hours from . a W 2 y IN.
MAhTIN I. MCMAHON.
Receiver TaXsA
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,DE.AN If. MULLER, Auctonecr.
EXECU1IRP SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY No. "A WEST 25TH-Sr. NO 2ll WATER
ST ANDON MACDOUGAL AND MINETTA SITS: AND
MINETTA.LANE
ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON will sell ut anction on
Tuesday beo T. at IL O'Clock. the Exchange sales
ron No III Broadway OF the executors OF esaie
~ t.urabsih A. LOudOrbIck. Grccas
WEhr 2orlI.,T ih5 extra wtdU Tour story hghs OOP
and lot NO "a west 2Sth ST sOnth
ue Ie ~ hrOaaway and TIA ave. lot 2bAJoJ VAIN gao
ux AID mirrors
VA EiIST The Gvo-socy brick store and lot No =
Watr 81 south be. Bcekan anI FultOu-ss lot
I0IiGtI.iO
ri ACDOi'GAL AND MINETTA-SrS AND MINETTA-
the tLrre story brk houses aud lots No ! ~ Mac
do',gast so II Mneta-st and Nos !. 3, MmottilADo
- INC frontage Of u on MacuOus St. - On MinCta
Al and I8+.a on Min, TIA lane
Maus. &c. At Office Of Gutd Oneer No. Finest.
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NUllCL OF AaSIGNMENr.

No,c ia hereby given that EuE.ltT t. DAY ~ the town
ship idcrwutrr h. the onuy somerset ara ~taie oi
aey natii ia dly net " The rub
rber O ais estate for The rIu bon ht OF hs 'I"lto
cA41bt Ll'lr luaPocuNo
riaims IN. er animation 10 thr suJ1cnbor a. his
". w. ANDERSON. AsaiEneo
Dated DftDber ~. 1852.
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Gounlrn properlp for Sale mo to Get.

NOR SNIF.-Fry hundred acres in body, on
each sid ioad, between Cornwall ana west font ring
views And Duil IA -ites Two good streams VIII anu
JAME5 y. ROB. Cornwall y. \.
I'OR SALE.-2l0,OOO acres al very 'ir'lrtoie
coal ,rd wood Timber Land on te SaVes " ,,S
river title perfect FOR maps ana
IN INFO. nation a1 .rrss rSfUChI, tribune once.
NOR SALE or 10 REN + fora term OF years.
nouae on Centrni.a,e minutes WAX nom Grange
,pot ou roam. IN nAcd h't add coil WIZ.
and ala cunyeinces. guUd calia-o house anu rt'Oo io
t,.o gtuien tNO aces Oh NM AL u ounce
nIllrr Auutoss ROBINS, II Con land g.
FOR SALf, Al POUGHktEPSiE'
L 10 CLOSE THE ESTATE no
me HOMESTEAD OF THE LATE
W SWIFT,
ON tho hyde Para Road. minutes walk ron VAC
once SUM- Ot
NINE ACRES or LANI' 80 ..,.,..-
WIN tWsatnIy and i.tc 4 .AJit !" sill "a, o'iii"s
say. 10 rooms. with gas ana hSII'd
by steam.
fGrracHhOuse and ample ont pul Nlnt
Appe-, pf and lruit Of all kinns an hohhilnoe.
For paiacdiaTs Apply ~ WALES CoHLh"'' "soh"
CaTuu.sI TOIgak0sydo
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AuCliou Sales of Real Cstale.

DIV tRI ISEAiE.N - ron LIE NEN
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT Ttll
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l,23S broadway. corner lhiiV
nrzt-st 3OS Tgeuty-thrl.st, corner Ilghh-Iye-
NO ~ East Fourteenfh.st corner Unons0nare tGU hd
Fortysevcnth.St: nj the HAhIEM OtFiCE1T
Nos 20 and 23bG rhul.1ve.. o0rnec ono 1nhufcd'Ami
1900 6fth az mt n N AZ rarni lr o
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Cill lJroperll 60 Lei

4 DN ERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l.2}S Broadway, corner Thirty
hrstst, West Twcnty.tblrd.st., Iighthnve
NO ~ East F6ufrenths. corner tnou~qusiA 100 THIRD
ave. corner FOrySeyenLh -t az Tho liAKLEh OFFlCFS
NO% LOO aud 800 ihri-ayor corner Ouehuadied-lnd'
t"eny-ith.st.. up % 2. IN, al rosulif lce Lai6t
4 ,O,NEN FLAT 10 LEI. I'm. drn'Shed
~ In the STR tlmorc. 52d.st AM broadway rooms
sIthc exposure. immediate pOss0Ssi ~. Apply To H. X
DREW q. co. vest dsf.. Jta-aye. Hotel
ALL IhPRONEMEN Is, elegant now, single
~ third and fourth fats 2iS West l23dt reference 10
quircd owner on premises
ELEGANT APARTMENTS;-s even and EIGHT
~ tine cabinet finished electric hcIs. ha
pilcc IN The New HOuse 80 aud 80 dis between
lie ns ION anl an csi yeIy high and healthy OcalOh IN
quITC OfJANiIOK, or . .
'TO LET.-A new and very attractive three
story t,hsloop dwelling 70 3t3 East u~.l-st. the
only unrented of Of cighti al improvements
restricted: rent low to desirable ten INT L. j. CAR
PEN TER. IS last -5d-st. VI. O. A buildnS
~ THE "wELLFS BUILDING"
sulpd BrOsdw and Bea et st. opposite Bowling Greon.
fhr best ONCE tho Clty OF 'ew-lOtk Tor - ..
HANEING. INSURANCE BROKERS or OTHER BUSl.
NEo1.
This entirely and magnificent building "a about
and occupancy Ii ~ hunt OF bfch irOn
and pinA gra.ltt and 10 THOROUGHLY EiRE-PkOpF
four pl-seng elevators. pure spring water
from an arteslau well. and ali the .-..
LATEST MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
Choice Offices by early on 10 tho
subscriber Office IN said building Ia 10 ~ Bro@wy
Ne N. VAIL.
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.,,rrnx mAHKkr,-nY rELN9nAph

LvrRP0oI. Dec 4 1870 NJ. Cotton easier; Madhng
sd. Sales. 100 bales. inCud
,ns sUeculton aud oxolt ReceUts. $500
bacs all American tutures-Uplands Low dOnng
ceuher deiyery b'sdi ais" I,Zs4d; 90 De- EN-
January delvory. 5t'e4d. also 5sed January
and FeDrua, delivery Js'"d do February aud Macn de
livery 90 sd do. March and Apu deii'eIv jbo.l; also
May delivery ed: also Jsis do June and
July deliver Is.d Cd. JsaAG. do July and August
delivery. 6i.4d $50 61s.d Futures fiat
LTyLRPOOL De-. Al 80 -CotLoD-lhe SAFES OF tho
GAY Inc!adeJ 7.sOO bales AmercaL.
Low Niddns clause January $d FEBRUARY delivery 6osoI
90 Apnl and MAY dOlivery sad.
CHARLESTON Dec. 4-CoitOD steady M1ddhne. lOc;
Low MIJdus. CSC Good Ordinary. 9sc. 1898
bales grOss 1905 bales. 1000 -, exports
Tie Continent o. bales to Great BritJiD bal es,
e. Pr - bales CAL stock - qj4 bales
GALVESTON. Dec. ACTON steady Mlddlng Y5so;
Low Mddng 9llJ Good Ordinary sac. net receipts
zoos bales; 1888 bales Britain
800 bales 10 France. bales; to the Continent
bales cOastWIse 5o9S bales 447O bales: stocG
los ig6 bales
MOBILE Dec 4-Cottou qniet; nIddhne CSC: Low
AiddhnR 0c.i Coca ordinary 9isc.s net receipts 2O54
tse- 2.OJ4 bates lprts oUastWse O51 OaIes;
sales. 100 bales; sJOcE @Zz2t bales
NEM-Uk :. Dee. 4.-tOItOu quiet Mlddlng.
Low AEidng Sci Good Ofdi 9lsc; "a ~
Oaes gross 1888 bales; exports t. France. tho Con
unenl 10 hScs cOastwise TO Grost Bnian, 62J:
bAoz
sAyhSNAB. Drc. <-totton lower. MIadnns 0g,c
Kidding. a2c, dOo0 Ordinary. oS,sc receipts $3.50
escs gicss .o'o baes. exports oO5 bales
70 Great Bitain, bales, 10 tho COuJuoHt - bales
e4s 900 bales last evening SOO bales; los vOO
baeS
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heal Geiale Wanle1.

NXTANTED.-To purchase or rent, in Car.
w aansvne or inmrsato pgs 'esdon an Al iame OF
49, tn, WITH ,t,e and nal Ot sg1und nidst
p. an ir, ocIc Adde'S witI l particulars itliOW
uoItlipest cOruot Duane and llud OF els
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ALL COUPONS DUE lST PROM, and
~ puc pa OF All bonds due that dat" issued by the
RAILkOAD tQUlPMENT OMPANN, seen, ed by i1'ln
STOCK furnished following railroads under ca tiuSt
70 ms will be aid ON and dat Offices Of posi-
MARTIN & 90, No. "a Pne-st New-YOrk l.. W. CLARK
d Co. 10 3dSt, Ihadepma
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=. s,.e Do o. %, s a. Ss' ITO l, 5 ks10S TX
90. 100 az IA s Ca 'Ts Dc part Sheep 70 d. ~
sac -, n.,~ar aid. ts, PENNSYLVANIA sheep iNo 70
ilenhecsa GS at 5a.v IN d. 50 70 few ianSS' ~
at &c: lsf DC, Mes'e n 10 'S ~ az 49,
6tc; lIs co " Va * AZ ia lr2 Lsms 40 To-
Can ga NJ AZ ssS 1919 NADIA DO "a u ~ 49, sheen and
= =, &c. ISL do as n. at 6Aeoi 40 ie'"0'
lam "a 81 ID. ats Slt ,s ,sl state sheep 90 N, at
Judd o,n A., "a H. AZ 5Lc; ntuoNy nc 'V' "'
fts9 do io4 n. q; g. lS7 do i NJ a. ~ ,56 M at
at 81 % 90 soid l2i Kentu Ky sheop % 70; ~
j. e ~" ~ ~ al &C; udina do s. o a. bs wix ed
&c ~ vi ~ nj 4s.c: 1870 Virginia sheep anu i'''"
o.,ncn, IS at 81 45 -, ST.. ,oo ~ at Sc; 2b
VSmn,o" GiletS sold 1873 ohio sheep, 10y o Mt 4c
90 pa ~ % Al 4c us Kentnckv do SPo9, s lambs oS H.
T. :. ~ Pennsyly Sheep and lsmhs uhiNou' '
a. Sale 10 n III AT sc amt 80 osz had 40 cars nj
sars al Jor ey my and car ~ e'in far Fair TO
svn Ia. ,,rioes hrn ~ 40 ~ 30 % po
Prime ., rx Davis sold 80 state Pigs la o'
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0oraIes, ten0ers, etc.

1 S. CONOVER " CO.,
THE LARGEST MANUFACTURER IN AhEh'Nh,
orr y FIRt pIACts,RATES AND FEN DERs BRASS
ANDlRuNs FILE IRONS. HODS. sCHEEN9'~ q"
DIRECT IMPORIE1S or ALL KINDS or TILE
No go WEST 23Dsr
Branch No 3Gs Caua-st
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EUROPEAN MARKErS.

LyttrooI Dec. bacon. Cumberland Cut. 6sL; short
~ Dd Pork, frime Ness 30 ID dO Western. 81. Lard
lne e,teT 300 hoesc Anoi loan ChoCc % O,L Corn
eVd Of Mixed old Iurprhtibe SpiiI-. 316d PlOviSO1s
tsiu Olbo Cwt for American BToddatuns-COrn 900
- 0d Axed Western Wheat "a I5 ID q centa FOR cat
.Nns Club oJdGaIl Id for Red Western spring o9dGoOd
iOf he'd Winter
,iNEErOOl- Dec. 4-RecelDts VI Wheat Tor tho week
tfVn Atlantic ports 5000 quarters TUm laehc ports
ssV" ers. sources 1922 quarters Corn.
I,VO
LOADJA. Dsc 4.--sDiuts TurDenune. 37Od Calcutta
.LtSeed. 4n3d yer quarter. Lasced Oh AZ O~&%l y
PSF Tan TallOF Az refined PtruieunL O'sdG
toL
xASrmERP De., 4-PerrOeum 10 francs 10 confines for
hr Pale Amercen paid 10 francs 40 centlmes sellers
".soAs Lard. A. francs per 100 amos 80.
bhgHkN. Dec. 4-Petfoieum. marks rs Dfonnigs VII
WA Lard closed Ct % marks per / 10 kL0S
hAFkk. Dec. 4.-WucO1s Lard cOSel AT "a francs %
'eOtlios 90 kilOz
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broo Inn JrJi:rt) FOR "a; am 20 Get
TOR SALE on very easy terms. fOnr-St0rY
ptloh dSring tbs west q" nt Cp1 nOtI Hols AZ
n,wpypsLgeen FIltDn thI v All stress fscr =. )Y'dJ)t
,uR tna ~ lIIrIn VIrJIEl % Ftr 1lii~. Tx.
sIery store sarln-sL Jt 2Ikl -, a. IN u bH
OF cash required. Address T.. LESTER, Tribune . nc@
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Dooro nno Rooms

East Siu=.
A LARGE furnished above room, heated,
- hot and cod water ior one OF Two senie mem VA" Oh
EURAI ,HED parlOr floor heitcd five rooms
Il al modern improvements; piano II desirable 42o
TWO LARGE pleasant back rooms. second
furnished; with or Shont Oosid Exchanged az
LeNinston-ASc.
70 EAST 2OFH-ST.-A suit of rooms with
boaId SINCE rooms for gentlemen.
IA MADISON-AVE.-Sp first focr
en- suite also other suites private table or board oi
unusual excellence also upper single rooms. CRATE uios
West Side.
ADYERTTSEMk9 nHR SrcI TIE NE 4
UfTGwNo OFFICES No: l'2s. Broadway, corner I hlry
30 " East FOnrtrenh. Union square zoo Third
No 1907 loo and TS1 'n eoras
Wenty.htth.et. up 70 p IN. at ro;llir . ice l.tes
A --lnUAk,, ramoyed. . ee4s apiece.
IS 1ost sa lf and e H 70 West 0O''l
A DESIRABLE suit of furnished rooms with
dressing room and bath aoningto lot without board
al ~ West lOthst. also single roomS
A SECOND 1o,r newly furnished; also hall
4 ana square rooms oi5 d VIZ superior Table reasonable
EURNISHED RHOMS.-E eganf. sunny. out
side rooms, Gu suite ior tho wintor 40 613 5tsve
I ARGE, cIeer nj. turn shed room, third floor;
private family perihaucuL 235 west 4otlst
DER$ONS IN Hi HEALTH ca1 have su-
poriOr and accommodation in priv lte family Ad
diessHEALfH. f.ibuie Up,Owa OHce LIS Broadway.
SECOND-S TORY front room; also other
- reference No % West Washington
Square,
Two KENr-Sdite of rooms, with firSt-cass
board private bath and closet references exchanged
% West .jotb-st.
ITO LEr-OfiCe room or a frst-class Office
pAysCiInS house; uogh JJrhUOd GSdst
9th Address CLAREMONE Tribune Uptown Of
1ce I23s Broadway
SrH-AVE., 3O7.-Ee can't apartments; par
- foot with private table also IOOHs fo gentlemen
fourth floor. Hele
GROOM FLAT; all light; handsomely fur
" nishcd; central location Also elegantly furnished
apaI tlnens 34IhsL near Jthave. a. DALEY "a WosE
35th-st
Lressma ,InL
= DYERIISEMENI rOR THE Ma
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL. b. RECEIVED A. 4 -
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. 28S broadway 60 rner 1llr,g.
1rst~t, 500 West Twenty.thirds.. Eighth ave-
no " East FOuucenh-i .quare 10 Third
ave- Cour~ Forty seventh 81; az tho hARLhM OFFICES
nos l)0 and 2,3D TMri1y2, corner Onehundrud-a and
tweny'nith-st., up 70 p m. atr9fnllro Ace r'teN
IRE -SMAkER.--Firs'-rh~ VII 20 out by
~ LAY 10 pyat" families 10 cot o. and drape viii taLo
Work h"mo at reasonable terms well recommended. 5O7
bthave Two nights up.
FRENCH LADIES' TAILOR.-Surs AMI
Il sa,mehts OF al kinds NcwEarkets O sr"c'niiy
rAuLNb BOCcAhD, $50 4lh ave, between 2ith AMI
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Dipioeno Notices.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
TRKAsURBWs OFFICE. No. II BhCAll-sT,
NEw-YoRK. Nov. lS, 1892.
A DIVIDEND OF ELEVEN AND

~ TENTH per cont has been declared on tho pieered
LhS Office alter MON
DAY the 18th dy ~ anulry the hOldcrs O sal
stpc OF record 1892 In five years cent.
OBJ cat lions The company. dateu Jan. ]. 1883
The hooks OF the preferred stock viii be closed al
three Goes III tine uUtiy. the 9h day or De-
cenb r 1873 aud 10 O'Clock In the forenoon OF
Tuesday, tue 10th day of January. 1855 ~ . u
A. l.. BELKNAP, Treasurer.
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NOTICE.-The cono0ns of the Louisiana
~ Budcr Company bon ls mlt1ung December !, 1852,
viii be- paid and alter that the office Of Messis
JLSt +, PAtON ~ Co, so. - Wlllian-st.. New-IOfk
TENIIE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
dividend Of % per cent on tne capt. STOCK o the Mon
Pacific RAILWAY Company viii Doe pad and after January
/ lS- 3 TO stoc Ahu Ger, record De cmb'r g. 80
NewN or win It tn CON, aDy'- 0;ce,
49, B galway New and Boston st0Ci holders at tho
com auy's office No Al Eqnt1be Bmldlc Boston.
Siock will DO close December 50, and reDpened
Jauuar. 2 1855 AENHI MCFARLAND, Treasured.
Bosom. NOV. % 1899
OFFIgK
MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS GALWAY COMPANfi
IJJ BEOAUWAY NEW 4OEK. NOv. -, lo,2.
'EIT coupons uue December /. 1852, of me
following bonds wil bo pad this Office at and aftcr
V.
NJ y and r. U'w'y. general cOIsJld mort gage
eho aui Nrus % 2. T. st NOR
Last LIMO and Hod River Il. -, Isl mortgage
II. u. AZ N, T;ca surcr.
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Nrw YoRK LAKe EEIE AyD WrsIERN R. COZ

NEW YORK LAKE ERIE AID WESTERN r. CO..
TBFAsUKFRs RrCE ~ ,OUWrfANprST.}
OAK Nov. 70, 1852
NOTICE.-The Board OF Directors have this
" day divi lend Of SIX PtR GIFT on the PIE
fTed stock this pavab at this oee on and after
the 10th January 1888 10 the preferred 500 kh0es
registered such the closing the D0oAs and II the same
time viii paid he coupon upon the income bonds OF s
comp due and dag o The tenor 10 ehect
year ending ember So 49, beng coupon
number ;.
The BOOKS viii close for Transfers of preferred stock only at
Tho ooh day U December Iool, and reopen On The
d. w. SPENCER.
iplsu Trr.
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Bv Richard " Hornet.
A-story brick tenement with lot, No St5 East
iOgth-st n s. 100 II W of Vth-ave. lot 26XlOO1li ~
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6ituaiions fOantso--SemaIes.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No d2Ss BIoalway corner Ihr ru
ner Eighth-ave Fourteenth-st coruer Union
snuare 5GO Third ave. Fnryseventhst AZ the HAIR
LEM OFFICES. Nos LOOT and 1900 rhirdave- corner
TO at regular or
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,,us,us5s Ghnn1es.

CAPITALIST WANTED. Proprietary m oil
- e.ne uo2 Led en ely without com ouS'n Auulo"'
m IIT 80 C.utiL nntai Hole, Ne~-lOrA-
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BIZ John 7. Boyd.
5-story stone tenement with lot. No SIS East
S2d-st e. 2UI It OF Aye-A. lot 29S1lOL2 49, o.,
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REAL ESTATE

NEw.YoRK. Monday. Dec. a. 1889.
The following sales were held ut the Ex =
cha
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-06-22
An Object Of Sympathy.

Friday morning we observed a man
wandering about the streets ofNewber-
ry, With bis head bowed down, his form
bent as if with The burden of some
great sorrow. and his face the picture
of woe. We had known him in better
days, when his form was erect, bis step
elastic, and his countenance beaming
with happiness and contentment. We
naturally supposed that he bad lost bis
wife or some other member ofhis fam
lily; and it was for the purpose Of con:
doing with him that we approached
him. When we shook his hand-his
left hand; be carried bis right one in a
sling-we missed the strong, hearty
grasp of yore. He was sad and listless,
and there was far-a-waY look about
bis eyes that plainly said, 20. that l
had the wings of a dove: then l might
fly away and be at rest. We asked
him the cause Of his sorrow, and be
unfolded tale thst would move a
heart of stone. He said that be lived
in Edgefeld County. and that bis life
had been rendered miserable and a
burden for the past few weeks by the
candidates; that they were as thick
over there as leaves in Valambrosa-or
words to that effect; that he could fud
no rest from early morn to dewy eve,
at home or abroad. He informed US
that thirteen candidates are accompa.
nying the Auditor as he goes the rounds
of the County making his assessments.
How many sre going round with the
doctors and the preachers ID their WIS.,
its to their patients and parishloners'
be was unable to say-but they are
everywhere. The Auditors gang had
been in his neighborhood two days ol
last week. 1t was to seek a short re-
spite and repose that he came over to
Newberry. He says that Newberry Is
destined soon TO become a popular re-
sort for the people ofth Saluda section
We saw our unfortunate friend again
late in the afternoon. He was looking
more cheerful ihap in the morning. an!c
said be would like to spend severs
days over here, but his fanny expected
him home, and his crop was in the
grass. He staid until be was sure thai
night would come on before be struck
the Edge6eld line. When be bade III
goodbye and turned his face TOWARD
the river there was pereeptible quivel
IN his voice, and his eyes filled will
tears.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-06-22
Your Money, or Your Wife

Will pull your hair! Time is money.
1t may also be Sewing Machine, first.
class Monthly Magazine, lot Of splendid
Gift Nasic, and so on. Messrs- Ludden &
Bates, Of s&vsnnah, Co., assert that the
cause of this serious danger, physical, NOR
al, mental and sanitary, is that a few peo.
pie yet, out Of the entire population, have
not subscribed to the Southern Musical
journal, and effectively and suhjectively
obtained ticket for chance in the splen.
did Home Sewing Machine to be given away
at their Second Quarterly Premium Draw
ing, which comes off July lst next. They
touchiugly remark, thine is nearly up "
They advise in fstherly and afectionate
manner, se bury to the post Office, teie-
graph Office, railroad, anywhere, so yon get
the dollar to them in time. fine and tide
wait for no man. Sewing Machines are
down with the same complaint. The efore,
in the tender tone Of all your relations,
Ludden & Bates remark. "The Machine
really can't wait! So hurry" Only S2.o0
secures the JaprEal for whole year, and a
ticket in the Drawing Geud subscriptions
quick, to Ludden l. Bates, SsyannGh, Ga.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-06-22
Godey's Lady's Bookfor July

Begins the One Hundred and Fifth Vol.
ume of this old favorite magazine. The
steel plate illustrates scene from Scott's
Tales of Grandfather" and was design
ed BY Darley expressly for the I.ady's Book.
There is lengthy and complete novel from
the pen Of Ella Wheeler, and the numerous
fashion illustrations, short stories, poems,
and sketches, make this one of the best
numbers ever issued. We would suggest
to ;lose who do no. take il, that the L.dy's
Book would make handsome present 10
Your friend. iny Of our readers can be
supplied promptly, bv leaving their orders
at this olfce Ne silI furnish our own pa
per and the Ls!y's Book tos tie low price
Of $3.50 per annum. Now is good time
to send in yonr subscription. The pubiica-
ton flee is l,0G6 Chestnut Street, Phila.
delphia: Pa.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-06-22
a Day a1 jalapa.

a 0ay st Jalapa.
The bay mare took Us on Friday last
8 ssile bsyond Jalapa. on visit to Mr..
W. C. igh. We found hsm sitting on
the front steps in the shade, viewing
the field of his labcrs, and the latches
were all up. 4 hearty welcome follow
ed, and pleasant day added to the re-
cord. Passing through the town, four
prominent Jalapaites. Messrs. Campbell,
Swittenbsrg, Eddy and Folk, were seen
sitting on the stoop of sn unoccupled
house. Though our passage was swift
shese gentlemen gave US the Jalaps sa:
lute. Things did not look lively, and
but for our dash through the town, the
day would have passed Without INCIDENT
worthy Of note.
Corn and cotton are looking remark
ably well, while the vegetable gardens
abound in roasting ears. cabbage. beans,
potssoes. &c. The chicken cropis good,
and the chicken pie on the table was
bsster. The young people had a pic
mic the same day at the Mineral Spring,
but VS. gere not expected and did moi
attend. Next Saturday there will be
another, to which We have been invited
1t will be near Mr.. Eeagi4's, and will
bs the Joint celebration Of q Sunday
and week day school. We are please!
20 add that Jalaps is prosperous, anc
shSf her plum, crop was never better.