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Express Trains New York via Desbrosses and Coit
auut streets Ferries, a. follows
400 800 $50, 10 nted IL J, 1920. $40 L. .,
e, +. ami p. and IL night sundays 4;on AMI
5 a.. H.. ., o. :, and D. m, and T. night
hXvgc-s Trans leave NrwNOrk daily. except SUNDAY ~
7os ia and p running through VIA Trenton and CAm'
,,.......,...
returning, trains eIye God ~tt station. Philadelphia,
1901, J:tJ 40 70 1909 $50 and II a. lnted express
1870 D. M. l. >, !, -, d 100 ANA > pm SUNDAY, J2Ol,
1 T. 1870 Leave InldIe-
nina Camden and p. m. daily, except sunday
4 ckct Oiccs j2G ami Gii Broadway, Asor House ana
Nc-bruS55S ami COrandt-stS: COurst and BROOK
lu Annex station foot FutOn.st Brooklyn NOS II,
rs ud5Ol.st, ilObOken station. Jerscy CITY En
grant Ticket ONCE, : BdItprv-p place. f.,
The York Transfer Will call Tor anu checX
oa iIg5 a. !, - 'tti,lS,-6S '0''''nO'" J. e. WOOD
ii'-'-' General Manager General Pa5s'r A gent,
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Gte1maoat5 ana Railroads.

NENTBAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JER>EY.-
Ia on 'i in ErT ,on ,o2 E.. w EosI'- station in
Comncncmg 10y. is>. 10 We SeT.l OK IL, t.,sor
Maucl tbu1E iimaqu1 .il1lton Drii,an scrantou. 20
S5 For Fadlin-ton. nigh BRIDE erage.i ElIson
Allentown, Rephng. harrisburg, Mauol Chunk Williams
port lamipna; ,al'i,9. - rcr!nlo., ~ po,,ir t,r
T. Urn ~, M.nch Ch"nk lizct5" Wisas,srr Sc
"a, m-for aston. MlU'h Chunk. TamsquA Dri'on'
4.o0p n,-For iII,n bridge Branch E,ston, DC.
t.t M FOR raston Allentown Reading. Harrisbnrr.
M Si NUM- TiSeTi!t m ION MI, ,,r Ronnd Brook
and intcraodac .raon- at $50 for Easton Allentown
For vetrk al q tx l5nl5 7I5 100 s. sl5, $50
so 2 ID O.n d io5' III ESQ., 81 g. Gi5 $50
For TN fr,a 10 d,, oop see SEE c Tabc. t.taons
y !. and LON BiANCI oDiEiclDN.
~. Leeye q 80 81, 8 m - w. ? S' D. - b p H.
70 ttE4HOLD at s:l5 a NJ II No. l. D. 0'p H. For
= EW-JFRSEI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
- wa 'ny H S Fol ' aaoni e lSi
Via E,d BInE-slj a. on: for Lakewood Iomt iIY'r'
rive NrLANTIG CITY ant an stations to Bay side 4p
NEW-IOLK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK HOl IL.
ForT.tENIuN ami PHILADELPHIA.
Leave NeW.l ORR nom station G. X. H. 0f y J. $500
Tor ilHa"eia4. EiA1 'T ''.,u,s. al 4 D ,;3' ll;l'
5:5O pm. t,r rhiraii BcrSs.'ts, At s. iIlj
49, 80 90. p m On sunday S4ja m m, ,., ,.
p. m o. sunday :. g. 2. m. $50 y y. NJ.
From stations Pla and Reading r. r.. Nlnth and Green.
S al y az 49, M - il D. o. io O;'V O' u
Prom Thiri AMI BerSst4, al j:i5 $40 alj m l. t;2o
From Ttenon-lij, o.eo sgS 9.oI zoos ll;3i a. m, 1853
PtGiaAI riEljR cHns arr attachc' 70 iay trans
and SiF PI 90 COACHES 10 midnight trains nom New
Sana"rtidn is a ., Irr-cy CITY station from
BGook ma i:r" Depot Jsri"y l1y xo. eso ser ,o
oii 6;7 i2r 2 al y ni 81 ie rdnt al &o
anS 5' oi1lnv ba. ynrc vii Tor and
n . d.
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Glluailono lUautcj-- &ilaIcs.

4 SSISTANT BARTENDER.-By. 4 willing
- yo%qs man = , .2ae S 2 me p ' f 4. l y,
NRIVER.-By a smalt Young man CD; has
ha 'Pee 5o4 l. not a 81 ~o a 7 fl eve good
EARDENER.--By young German. age %,
" with Ten yea eKIeencc as gardener; caP tn!',,h
F.,ILD hOrFE st4pltI,n. -. l.
GARDENER maui.d).-IIas a thorough.
W cc kneHl.dsg Of all ln'i [ea g1 to gar r o., H
tuns connected "I h,.jcai,u.e ,g'SH ffls ",ir'
~ . Broadway.
INVALID ATTENDANT or TSEFULMAN.-
Iy smart young man - ~ "Ao Iae ho'Ie rs WE
si7 E. IS 10 10 IA list IT,. '.'
OFFICE ASSISTANT-By Young Amcinn
~ aged ~ p al good German ~ zoo ReiH'n ms
tcii,cat unc-c, p'IouaDla tcsua.ouas N.AB, Tribune
once,
pORTER or C0ACINiAN.-By wiinr tenn
pcrt tIu-'r o.rv ,a1a- ma7, are 20 -insi ctp gave
me D.. 81 Uf references. can si .Ic,s
ions hILLILLA, -6i West Isthhtr city
pORTEB or HAADlMAN.-By. y young
: nd dry.u can furnish mryccpijooale ,-uA.a.il :
an. o t,.road.
.JORTFR OR STABLENAN-By n wiling
compgtnt young mn in not , atihi 81 , Worn
lexington c,. and ttiayc..
DORTER or NATCHMAN.-Bv an intclli-
gent Amrr,cn ~ Is "a h" 9',, Dy sac A1rs
PGTENT. Tribune Uptown ONCE, l25o broadway.
sALESMAN.-By a young man. age 81 +;
ia oapaclt -"od lclIouces. Address ". .~ CA"l'' =
VTNEFTLHAN.-By a smart willing Young
L man who i,not aiai Of work can s1y. god r.'er-
,nc~-. lilo address -. KELLY, BOZ WasinAslon-'t,
TsEFULMAN.-By a youug man wjtn ten
OF .our. Wiling 1" q" an, were ana go 'f
II. IS, y G., OK 81, tribune Once.
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ulneital Instruments.

BEAUTIFUL ORGAN, the " MOZART"
n new Stce No I2OlO, u stops 10 full sets Golden
Tongue Reeds s5ad walnut highly polished case #ew ana
and delivered board here prce ony -Nty dD
lar. net cash SATISFACTION rincol IN every Uc uar or
,,nt.v rounded after years Every one -" sells
snnIcr n g., a standing idy'1 fi-cncnL bicr "a once
linz saved bv CORES ondcnc My new factory Just com
neied capacity iuStrIm' lt1 every - gay Vtiy i4'I
t,or saving wood working mac lncfy; Nh-t rltnI'
n ia auIiactur, better goods less money tan ever
ia MEL f. BEArTY Washington, NewJcrsey.
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Orcan Cleaners
pORDEAUX LINE.

pORDEAj'N LINE.
40 SoS,pI lire. Line u tn SOUTH ~ Frame.
EsN.gpEK AED B)EDEAUN D!NE r.
CUATI'tf It,p,ilfE ... ~, NJ day Re |
.l.. 80 RI. F,tpe| SY.fn an Itllg psr't's} PA,
Mo- Vs. viii save timo and expcny, ~ taxing this 1h
CABIN Duciuln5 wiIc $50 Stt'rA|a, S-L For passage
T'F " T. liz EOCIAEGaR as EcIyrr.st
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Ne" GOgA wa DcsUoses ana toiandt streets
FerIesas follows.
harrisburg PM -Durs iAe " ,ot South with Pullman
Palace attached NJ. dui 9. daily. New York
aud Chicago Limited OF Pullman Palace Cars q m daily
MillumSpurt, Lock Haven, p. Cory and
Lrie p connecting at Cory for Titusyille. Petro
ICum Centre, the Oh itcgionS.
Iafmorc washington and the SOUTH Limited Wash.
iugtun Express Pullman ParOT cars daily. except
10 arrive MGsiucton D. m regular at i3O and
S;iOa. m. $40, and -. M. and II night
Sunday 1850 n. m, 7 and p. u. AMI - night
Express 0r Baltimore except sunday D. III
For Atlantic city, p. M, N'r $. OIL, q,
Boats 81 "Brooklyn Ann'T connect WIN an thlousn
Jersey my aaorng speedy and direct transfer
Trans arrive from PittsbnrE, $50 N, 80 and
lO.Oj m daily $40 q. ~. daily except Monday. From
Wa4bII, on and baltimore $50 q. 500, 800 BOO AMI
lO:jOp. M sunday $50 a. m 800 end lu3O p. m From
Ibsd.Uha $50 $50 go. $40 lU4n. ll4O a. no.
800 $40 $50 7:{ 500 gjj, 1908 and 1850 p m sun
day $780, 600 30 ll;io me- 6;31 300 lO'O0 and
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Va NETWORK AND LONDON.

Va NETWORK AND LONDON.
splendid new fast Sic uncr~
La, zoe, adj lining ra,ouia Ferry. Jersey CiiT 49, .
Assvrtu Monarch JaI. H. Egyptian Monarch Feb. II.
P,ls.an No arch Jan. p. --
~rrpr lr.olr ati1is for passengers Outward
and Or paid stcp-;lge az lowest rates
NIF' 'PATTJ< ViCkERs d CO.. 3 Eowliug-Grce1
PH,-Igc.On.ce. No u3 Broadway.
nACJFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANY'S
l LINES FOR CALICO NIA, ~ANIWI' II ISLANDS,
TAAPN rUiNA NEWZEALAND Aus fRALIA, CEN
II;AI. and sou TIL AMERICA aud MEX co.
From York, Pier TOO, Cluai-st., y. r
For an ImntI4 - via Istunu1 Of PaDaW"
CITY or p .IfA sails saturday, JauuIry2l, noon
Connecting for and south America AMI NcAIcO.
From Francisco, Lat md Braundl-StS
For Japan and CHINA;
EELGIC sails IhurcaT, an. 26. p. No..
For II0NOiU III. NEN-II.AI.. y D AMI Al 0lRAIIA
CITY or SYDNEY sails saturday, Jan. ~ 2 p. tl.
OF Ou arliva! o. London mains ai an Fran l-cO
For freight passage aud genera Information Hprr AZ Com.
pany Once, on the Pr loot anl@i' NOIth it'Nti'
II. j. BIZ LAY, superintendent
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WANTED -Fuur-s story house above 3ith-
w -. nat cost or 3davc rutland * Witt
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5teamboats ano Railroads.
A REDUCTION OF FARE.

A PRODUCTION OF FARE.
LAs FALL RIVER LINE
Eew-YOrk 10 Boston. So
Newport anl Fail River. 3d.
Limited tickets CJrros pOniiny reduction 10 al Eastern
POntA
Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY
Leave New York daily. Sundays Vcnnted:
1t IjUp Pier % North River foot OF Murrly.st
Connection By Annex Boat from Brooklyn AZ p leroy
city D. NJ Tickets aud state may % seo rel ~ all
W nciph hotels transfer auI ticket onc'+ 40 the once on
Pier * and steamers GEO ]. CONNOR,
BORDEN & LOWELL. Aga uenl. Pass Agt
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST,
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
on and after Dec - the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave from Pcnnsyiyana Railroad Depot foot OF Cort
landt-st. and DcsuTosscs-st. astOuOws
-: u M, except 7unIays Parior car attached arrives
Washington J:lD D. m. 1910 D. except sun ilys arrives
Ma,ng ton S.n2 Night Express leaves Washington H:4
p NJ daily ~leopcrs aud day coaches Though To ,llcn
nBil and & mic lgO.
=. On. daily Fast Line Wasaington arrive Cmcin-
matt s3Op. M Chicago $50 o. No., and 81 Loui' $50 a. M
Is. d. palace and day coaches through 20 Cncln'
natl, 50 LOUIS and Chicago.
- No lire faster time to the West Trains
arrive nom the West at ESQ a. 300 ana ~, p.
Tickets and scciuV berth, secured and baggage called
for anil checked Ca destination at company Once 70 80
broadway and at all TIE olce, Of The Pennsy Railroad
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NMIIhIAI NLh1IAN Mall"
NOGTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BiIWEIN NEW-NORh,
SOtIftANP ON AND BiEI w..
RHEIN ... sat. Jan Il NlN sat. Jan -
MON n. f. Jan IL ..... AT, frt. !
LArl.7 q. AGD.Io >LN-NnE. 10 sou idANP-
TON. IfANRE or UN MEN
FIRST CABIN %IUp-S. GNN g NBIN $50
StLERAG., $50.
Return tickets reduced rates. Prepaid -iccrlce cerih-
cafrs $50 S-"luDr, sail Pier between SECOND and
ThiplsL, IGuIoNeu, y. J.
OrLBICHS & CO., BowlineGrcen.
VNNAN ROYAL NAIL LI&E STEAMERS.
J FOR QUEENSTOWN AID LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE Tie steamers Of thI4 Linz lake Lieutenant
Naurv's Lane route at an SEASONS Of The yelr
cary OBJ BltI -I- ili i,-bt l.J'u T. Io a. ni
CITY OF NOETREA I...... IUI;- DAY, Jan. . p m.
CITY or BERLIN A. ~, jan rs noon
CITY or PAEI- .-.-....., TIL tuesday,, zen :, = p m
CITY OF FRI s~EI .SAIl ItUlN, FN. H. 10 a m
FROM r,cr 3G new numbcrl Nortn River .
CABIN. $50 so and SlOh Return tickets on favorable
terms.
STEERAGE.&S. Prepaid. $50. Drafts at low 81 rlte7
Saloons. smoking 'ut bat t"oi~ uuh'~hP'
These steamers do ny cattle" SlcrI or p'Fs.
JOHN q. DALE. a cent, "a aud 3 hrolt"ly, y: y.
Philadelphia once, W. luj ~Opth 4ti-St.
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rTNHE annual meeting of stockholders for the
election Of Trustees and the transaction Of other bus
will b. held the Culnpanys Office No " Ceiat-t,
York Ciy Friday, the 10th day of January lS72 at
10 lock noon Transfer books viii close on the lOth and
remain closed until the Esd Instant ,, ,.-.
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DOTTERDAM LINE.


WHITE STAR LINE. ..,,, ,,,.,,-
w TNTTEp IT ATf.S AM ROYAL MAIL ~ F.A VI Frs
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlNEiPOoL" ,,...
NGTTrT-Tur OF This uc IKE the Lane Eoute
recommended b, Lieu Mauy. a. y ~, on both the
and hUmewafd voyages. u..u
CELTIC. apt. GlcIGcu ituri't', 'i,'
B.iIANNIC capt. Perry ilil, j ID ia % a. III
ADRtAilt, Can't icnn NJ .-.- !lui III 70 d. ,'
tf.r'INNtt Capt. '"uu ~ w. -. - q, W
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK FOOT OF WEST
luIi-~t.
These steamers uniform size ana unsurpassed ID 40
t-,ufr,,- saloons trrp,u~ smoking AMI Bath
rooms ere placed amd-p-, where thc noise and ON are
r. b. Borulue DECREE of comfort hitherto unatainaOe
.,.. ~. ,..l.., .., g.,
vriir t.rna IT craze from the Ola Country 80 from
New York. So. 49,,
I.r!1-rcri'on %. plans 9ud other inoimtto apply nv Ue
N'"'i''' Il. l. CORlIS, Agent
g. BARTLETT d co. Agents, Bosom.
gAftlttII ,AIiEt.i. Agents, ihi. iucl PIMA
yErIN,TIrp p}'-IpI~
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civ and County If y VbOg. x, Sc s -.
CariS b. ,oton, ial duF sworn SAYS thai ne Ist t
On tNuttiI fsrt5ilvcr Mini = COM NV I '''
tIr fD.s-U report is trut tUAtLfN e. 'bl'-''
sworn th.s 9th dav o. ia nary. lN0-. 90 49,
sAMuEL MINka CLApP. A0luy PuDnD. y. y. w,
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DOUBLE TRACk, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND THE FAS TEST TIME CONSIST
hNl MlLu AL.yLC ~ sAELIY
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G,TONlNGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

> CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
FARE - 40 Boston hTstclass limited ucAots good only
a. spe. HE'D ON the lace. - .,...-. ....,... ,.,.,,
rt,iu,is NAE.tAtANSEIr and MASSACH lSEITS
lean daily except sundays $50 from Pier 80, " r.
i,o, -. Jdy .st, drIisIng IA BOstOn 81 D. IA
al priuCipal LcStJ Ohce% SGlteoOms
at OtDcs OF NcstcOtts iAFIes, So AZ NO- "A n
%, .uidWly Actor Ousv ana at McJOPoAtth ana fhlh
A ,rnir HnInl q. ksI ono
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON
SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS ~ pUILADEL~
PHIA TWO II NEW YORK.
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NOKW IUH LINE -.
~ TO Boston Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
i"' "'" AVN cry OF WORCESTER
Without exception most elegant boat On the Sound and
the tIVOriic CITY or bpSFDN.
leave 10, Rv.r foot Of Wattss. next pier
ieIry. day, eXcepI 9unh4ys az loJ nL
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fl.h VA either line taken 40 low'st tAlth, -
-. -. .A-CJCk. President j. W. iILhIN9 "' l. AsI
VuE POPULAR SllORL L NE, III ~ BQSIoN.
,o yrs. traIu. dali, except Sunday 10 Boston at
s a. M %. IN. tpIJOI attached ANA 10 p H. WIN
la.aCc Sleeping cIIs. ., --,.... .,..,.i... am,
- f,.I tirk a. 10 Ho,tru AL rail- s..
and nar!or car seats bbtineda NJ Metropolitan,
" iAusut iAvN' '.N@-S V'NN' N-"u
4 leuLral DEPOT
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REAL ESTATE.
The GLOWING sale was mace Mt tie TX
change Sales, DIN yesterday;

A-story atone front store with plot Of land NO lot
DG''S ,n i pS u elGo,
sini ar store with lnt. No - Duane ST. = @1iO o. u
ing above, lOi 80 1863. same ou}cr.-.: '4''
similar a .,@rr T o l2, No 40 7I5
'i ,g n ..oT' ~" %lh '' 80. tbaIa r1 soG
. similar with No ~ Duane 81, All 'h- ,
ing above lot il3NllN9; " Mason .-------.- '''''
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" l.. b. bYINGTON 6. p. 4.
General Eastern Office corner Church and tortlandets.
G, a. CT INNINGS. AGENT.

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD. -COmm0ucmg NOY p. 1851.
THROUGH trains viii Grand Central Depot
a. M SJtc Express Chicago, daily. stomp Ing only
Albany. ~yrCI- Roe eat r. Euap leveapi AM I"el
S:UUa NJ Western and North Express to Rochester ald
Montreal with draw room ears
lOSpa m. Chicago Express draWngTOOm cars 10 Cinan
iagua. Rochester and Buffalo.
m. 10 Albany AMI Troy win connection U Cucl
IN .l. Epfiq M
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G.inauons OaItc1-- females

(tT NNfBFRNAID and EANSTRESS.--By a
r,-ucet te youue ir ciunbrrWal aud scatGSttcSs
or IKE care crown a., ir,n h'. crcnc' can at o.
NJ. ST 81
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CALIFORNIA.

4 'hIIF WhNTA,
" OREGON. COLORADO. ST PAUL MIME.
APOLIs and points in NEBRASKA UTAH MON
TANA, DAKOTA MINNESOTA AMI the NORTH
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO via tho
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEoTERN Ry.
II two 10 five ira daily each way between
CHICAGO aud prominent Western points III ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of
Chiclco PULLMAN SLEEPERS run al Of It's
Though ami night trains. For u fare and other IN
formation apply by letter o IN person to any coupon ticket
agent OF 10 J.. L. BOOTH
General Eastern Agent No. 4l5 Broadway, New.York.
ERIE RAILWAY. now known rs the NEW
II YORK. LAKE .NIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangement Of trains from Chambers street Depot
ga. n.-Clncinnau and Chicago av Express Drawing
room Coaches To buffalo aud su~I pension Bridge.
IN. tDuly)F0st ~ LOUIS Express arriving NJ Bu lO
- a ul. trains to
West ana SoutNelt humans best DrWiug.roOm sleeping
nuuio. %
m Dalyl-Paeac Express for ihe West Sleeping
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Citl propcrtl 90 Let.

no LET.-Onc 0r more floors in MunrO's new
lire pioof butding. Nua t.. a. a. 81 i'ose,st
uIiuc viii Doe tnur0I l Hphte and heated p, entirety 70
mot. a,v snp cr Ui passenger and freight cleVIt
Power viii DE ,g nj ut and day. Publishers printer
I,r PusrtSsloI gwen ny
4t of mil or NAV ueyL For particulars ply To GEOiGE
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Broo Inn )rop:rtl for sale am 90 Get

TNO LET.-555 Dcon-st; 3-Story brown
at,nr. II rooms. improvements; "-t put IN complete
or er Rent, . 100 ECLAND& WHITING. ~ Edssau-st.
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4 SSJcTANT BAPTENDER.-By willing
young SuuH!ed-e o. The business i
t.G,t oIuy a tcuicd'c. Cal OF d-"rcS' + NbiLLl'
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NDVIC.s-"BAN = RDTr ."
FROM NfsN-YDEN n llNtt'DDL VIA QUEENS
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w st SIDE.

I.p WET 3OTlI ST.-One large room tol let,
'b board for gentleman and vile 81 ~insr gentle
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STILL IN THE LEAD.
SOMETHING NEW IN THE CITY.
The Only First Class Meat Market
in the City.
AND WHIP
AND WHIP

Because it is The only CASH hu'cher
shop IN the city. Friend, and custom.
ers, oul terms are positively cash All
| also agree that each an every beet
slaughtered at my slaughter house.
shall be frst-class steers and hei;er,
Positively no old shelly cows slaughter
ed by Us. also propose to sell as low
as any shop IN the city Ii YOU want
first.lass beet, call at my shop On the
northeast corner of the square. wker.
you will find the best meat that can be
bought in northeast Missouri. nave
not only the best man in town behind
the counter. but also the best cutter il.
the city. Ny partner. \. Shererr. /
will put against any man in America
for cleanliness IN sausage making.
Everything kept in apple-p;e order
from the slaughter house to the coun
ter. Play second fiddle to no shop in
the west.
JOHN Fl. DAVIS u-
A. SHERERR PHoFmEToh>-
kirksYille, iio, Feb 9th. 1ss2.
\. B.-Strietly cash from Nondar
March 9th
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Our Prospects.

There has never been known in the
history of K1rksville; such a demand
for dwelling houses as at this time.
We are glad to note the faces of
new corners daily. Many OF our old
friends who have wisely moved to
town for the purpose of giving their
families the benefits of higher edca-
tional advantages at the State Normal.
Scarcely week passes that there are
not some substantial men looking up
and purchasing city property.
We trust there may be truth in the
rumor CT the speedy building Of the
Union Depot with the additions Of
Round houses, Repair shops, and foun.
dries.
Who says Kirksville is not perma-
nent.
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Some eight or ten families have
come from Iowa to Liberty township,
Putnam county, with the intention OIL
buying farms.
Mr.. 4. w. Ames, of Cedar Rapids.
Iowa, and Mr.. I. ]. Mccall, of Storm
Lake, Iowa, are here looking out 4
business location. We hope they may
conclude to settle in Klrksvllle.
How many men are there in any
average community who have stamina
enough &c say "No"when petition for
any purpose under the sun, Is stuck
in their face?. Verify they are not le-
gion.
The Home 7isasuys for February IS
on our table. This is a very neatly
printed and we'll conducted monthly
story paper. published at Kirksville by
Swetnam & Music, at so cents a year.
Il Nae Century.
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Mondays Dailv.

Sunday night witnessed a cold wave
IN this section.
Finch has been at home, con-
fined 10 his bed for nearly week.
The tie business is picking up little
in the tie woods.
7. L. Berry, Esq, OF Macon'
favored US with a pleasant call on SAT-
urday.
I'll Tate has just contracted 10
bu,ld big barn for Judge Boynton' al
Greencastle.
Mr.. Mccall, of the finn of Hall &
Mccall. Of Edna, spent Saturday ana
Sunday in Kirksville.
Dwelling houses are IN great oemAno
with more applicants than there sfe
places to put them.
The KNOXVILLE Nfw Gentry wants
to go and hear Henry W. Deecnef'
who lectures in Ottumwa on the Iosn'
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1T SAVED VII LIFE.
MarSh'S Golden BaiSam is a Npdi
cine If True Merit.

There is one medicine in this world
that has true merit. I shall never cease
to praise 1t, for it saved ny h.e. That
medicine Is Nar>h's Golden Baisam FOR
the Throat ara Lungs. w N. Z. Col
lins. Moberly No.
Your Golden BaIsam has cured nv
wife of incipiant Consumption | hav-
sent two bottles to my sister. IN L0uis
vile. kentuchy. who is suffering with
the same disease. u \. Deli=sa. Ottuni-
wa. Iowa.
There are many good medicines
prepared for suffering humanity. but
there are none 50 valuable Ter disease.
of the Throat aud Lungs. such As
Coughs. Colls. Bronchitis and Con
Is MarSh's Golden Bal>am.--
5. ". Robinson, Wichita. Hans.
Marsh's Golden Balsam Is for sale by
W. G.. Font x Bro, Druggists. and by
prominent dealers everywhere. Large
bottle 80 cents and 500 Do not fail
to try it.
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The following amounts have been
received on subscriptions for the Daily
and weekly GRAPHIC, since our last
announcement
Jeff Dyer IS cents; S. Otto s1.so;
Mrs. L. L. Cram 7sc.; o. P. Brook
bank $1.5o; S. S. Epperson Soc; P. M.
Hughey $a.so; Mrs. Rebecca Basset
soc; Hiram Novinger $3.50; ]. R.
Kirke 7sc.; A. c. Holloway $1.os; Miss
Hattie Wheeler soc; Geo. Rice 81 50;
T. ]. Higgins 81; Thos. A. Hulse
$1.5o; Jno. A. Brown $I.75; A. Bailey
Sligo; Capt. Berry $1.so; Frank b.
Smith $1.5o; L. w. Church $50; Geo.
Rich SLIGO; J. L. Berry $r.5o; S. s.
Roberts soc; Pressly Sharp S.; David
P. Huston SLIGO; c. w. Thompson soc;
A. ]. Elmore $1.5o; Howard Henry
So; R. B. injury 81: T. B. Cheesman
$3.50; D. ]. Jacobs Sligo; w. H. Ad.
ans $I.oo; G. w. Grimm s.. so;ss Benz.
Gordon $50; w. E. Green SOC; c. H.
Matthews 75c.; John Leech 7sc.
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\: Our farmer friend d. G. Jacobs call
ed in Tuesday, and we are $I.so rich.
er by the call. Thanks.
We leanssthAt Mr.. D. d. Richards,
Of Bevier, was one of the losers in the
Macon bank steal.
Howard Henry knows the value Of a
good newspaper. Hence he handed
US s. for the GRAPHIC one day this
week.
A. ]. Gilmore, Of Wilson. though
staunch democrat, wants the news all
the same, and hence we have his 81 50
for the GRAPHIC.
The most previous" thing We have
heard ofyet, was recent application
to the county for coffin for a woman
not yet dead. She was the applicants
wife.
An engine run off a misplaced switch
this morning at the Q. M. & P. Depot,
and tore up the track and embank-
ment pretty extensively. 1t was still
off to-day at noon.
Presley Sharp, of Shibley's Point,
called in one day this week and invest.
ed S. in GRAPHIC publications. 1t IS
such little incidents as this that ire
signs" us to the sings and slurs of the
envious, and bids US go on. Thanks.
Mr.. Frank Smith has sold his resi-
dence near the Normal and will take
his family to Knox City for the present
He is preparing to go with a large
party from that place to Dakota. The
GRAPHIC will keep him posted on
matters.
Alarge number of friends have call
ed recently to speak kind words Of ap-
probation and to pay their subscription
to the GRAPHIC. We have not space
to mention all, but their favors are re.
all the same. We do not
need the endorsement of any self-con-
'tituted committee, so long as the peo-
Die second our efforts.