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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-11-09
CORNER TaEE SQUARE,

Of the town and is within five or six hun
bred wards of the Depot on the Western
Md. railroad, which makes il II good
LOCATION For ptTSINTCS
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-11-09
VaIuablo Real Property AT
EnhsEV.hI'EI SALE!
On AINs HIss

of land, divided into five fields or lots, al
lying on the Public Road leading fro's
Grnceham to CrecgerstoWn, adjoining the
first named place all being We'll fenced and
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-08-30
Beware of limitations.

The delicate odor of Floreston Cologne
Is entirely novel. Look for signature
Of Hiscox & Co.. N. Y, on each bottle.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-08-30
Ties &
Scarfs I!

A new line just re
.ceived, of all Style
and varieties.
White Lawn Ties 10c
blk Silk Scarfs, Coo
'Raw Silk Ties, 81 o.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-08-30
AHORRIBLE PLOT
To Kill the Whole Population of
ChOctaw County, Ala.

MOBILE, Ala, August 21.-In
ChOctaw county, Ala, Tuesday, the
18th instant, bundle of papers, dis
closing a we'll organized plot among
the negroes to kill the entire white
population Of that county, was found
near one of their meeting places by
two gentlemen. The matter was
lrid before the solicitor, and on We'd
ncsdav. the 10th, quite n meeting of
the citizens of Mount Sterling and
Butler was called at Butler 20 con-
slider the best mode of sHppressing
the intended outbreak and massacre.
After discussion it was agreed that
the following ring-leaders: Jack
Turaer, +. ID. Barney, Jesse Wilson,
Peter Hill, Willis Lyman, Aaron
Scott and Range West, to whom
had been assigned the duties of
leading the squads to Butler, Mount
Sterling, De Sotoville and other
places. and killing all the whites at
each place, should be arrested and
lodged in Jail. Their arrest was
effected on Thursday, the 18th, with
out disturbance or bloOdshed. The
same day a mass-meeting of the
citizens of all classes was called for
Saturday to decide the fate of <he
prisoners
The plot has been in existence
since 1878, and the eonspiratOrs now
number 400. They have powder,
shot and guns. They think them
selves sufficiently strong to accom-
plish their fiendish design. Sunday
night, the 18th of September, had
been appointed as thd date for its
contamination. The papers further
showed that this day. was selected
because then the white people would
be ut camp meeting, unarmed, and
could then offer no resistance. The
meeting called for Saturday brought
together about 700, among whom
were about $50 negroes who, after
hearing the papers read, by almost
a unanimous vote decided that Jack
Turner was a turbulent and danger
Gus character, a regular fire-brand
in the community; that the public
demanded his immediate death. lie
was accordingly hung at about LILO
p. M, in the PRESENCE of the assem-
bled multitude. The crowd dis
persed, and all signs of the dis
turbance ceased. Everything was
quiet Saturday night. The other
prisoners are still in jail, to await
further developments.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-08-30

OUR Statesmen
|are instructed to rep
resent our goods ex-
|aetly as they are IL
is their especial bust !
ness to try to please
you, which their long
Experience with us
and their acquaintance
with our customers
ENABLES them to do.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-08-30
PEMPL.ES,

will mail (Free) the recipe for simple Vege
table Balm that viii remove Tan, FrecGles, PIN
pies and Blotcbes, leaving the skin SOFT cle0r and
beautiful; also instructions for producing a
luXGriaut growth of hair a bald smooth
face. Address, inclosing stamp, BEN. YANDELF
& CO.. u Barclay st, N. Y. may Sly
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LISTEN. LISTEN F.!
To the Words of Warming from
One of South Cardinals
NOblest Daughters.
DR. L r. Stone :

DR.. j. IL. Stone:
DEAR SIR-Plase send me half dozen bottles OF
vorr valuable ApEpSIA ] have seen il do such
remarkable cures in cases Of Dyspepsia that re-
solved TO try IL for sick headache. When reel the
headache coming on I take two tc2spoonsiul OF
Auatsia which arrests the trouble Immediately
and puts 4 stop g. my suffering. wish c3ull
couN iuce the heads n every household that AFLf-
STA should always be kept on hand, never m
tend being without IL now that Eud II as good Tor
sick headache a. 10 l. for Dyspepsia. Hoping 10
receive your order sU1n am yours respectl lily
KATE s WILLARD, Seminole, s. c.
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APEPSIAl

The great scientihc preparation will positively
cure old chronic cases Of Dyspepsia, Dyspeptlc
Pits Dpspeptic Vertigo and Dyslepuc CousuInp p
ton where avery other knOS n remedy has failed
to give relief refer with pleasure to the follow
irre1roacbabIe: Or ] r. Haltiwanger, Clarence
5 Connerat. Captain George NJ. Weymouth.
Price 81 Der bottle For sale by all druggists.
V r STONE, NJ. D, Office 2l9 LeVant street.
philgd elrhia aug2-ly.
IN APEPSIA is sold by al Of the Morristown
druggists.
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HARRIS REMEDY c0. 81 EI EeSE 4 !,

HNMMHM M'rE Chpmists and Sale Prop. "a
49, pR0f. HARRIS PkSTlllE REkED!
MMt MtR w@mme M-n others who suffer
NI ss.y5,sSlt3 nom Nervous and Physical Delhi
~ tsfzfft ity Premature Exhausti0E aud
WHWN@KAm%mN their gloomy cunscquruers
- quicky and radieafy cured
Tks Remedy IL put In boxes No Tasting month -
Ne tsneugh - enset sure unless An severe ea sS
Casting mouthsl 81. b In plain wruTprr
nr~<sas for Tslng each Bon PAmphiet deser
hng iA disease GAd mode % sent sealed apPeaOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
Musical.

- EVERYBODY can now play at sight on
Il any orlIu piano" tou4al-." f-tril 81 a,rfinl
explained ri tie N4u-fORk MUSICAL AoSoclAiloN
ROOu-. 4oj Nest =-'--t.
SIC.-Iu-truction in superior pianofortc
vi piatinc h@l. rrirr-n ''i terra. SOU
So 10 lessons. J. WL.~t HINGEIt' 7chHDerIh * GO
Union square
NER. MIGUEL CASIELLANO~, graduate Of
VI the Paris and -ultru Cons rtator1cs has arrived
from LllOpc AMI viii accr piano pupils al his residence
$50 est Sith-t
DROFESNOK a. BENDELARl ha+ returned
from Europe and wl resume AIS lessons september 4e
80. West 5-d-st
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ynstrurtion
Both Sexes-CountrY.

A LIMITED HOME SCHOOL, for children
nHdsT Ssa1 avn n9a cey 2S
broadway.
NEWTON, Y. j., COLLEGIATE INSTl-
~ TUTE-Engn-h collegiate classical commercial. art
as @ Fer h aS uss 9S
quarterly pas ment. monthly JOEL WILSON, frnclpaL
COUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE,
- BRIDGETON. NewJersey.
Both sexes Fu corps Of teachers Instruction thor29gn
Begins September 10 Address IL X TRAsK, Principal
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE, reOpenrng IN
- restored building Both sexes admitted College and
Of Friends The main building destroyed by hre 9th
month last, has been completely rebuilt enlarged ANA
In Languages Literature Mathematics aud tho sciences.
ns " TSo G' MACHINE hops aug al apoaaco, i Tor
pursuing tH0i0isR eoaG,e IN Dhenlsty Aechanc9 AMI
2otn Apply cary other things being equal places viii
For iui particulars address EDWARD Il. MAGILL,
PRIEST. swarthnore college. Delaware Co. Penn
Gb0S -ROCKLAND COLLEGE, NYACK-
- &~'t. ON-THE-HUDsON.-Bot sexes extras
sa mqof ana @Tt 9e csT pre ea or
backward se94 for new dialogue Tor september
Miscellaneous.
4 GENTLEMAN wishes to find for his son
- Of sixteen good country home where he VIII receive
healthy locality good board and kind iaherly care and dis
F6.i 6cs u Bo9 fas's f'G anu
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
1 CHGLDREN viii hni pros2ectusesof the BEST either
ID city or country, n - $500. -......,. .--
PfNCKNEY'S SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GUIDE
designed 20 assist parents n 'teitf sinh+ AZ 0hca
FREE Oy mail io pDs age. Sp,'M catalogues Ofrls
best schools furnished GRATIS Information concerning
schools freely @ parents ana gutrlin- lr.,,
PINCkNEY'S AGENCY for 7CHOoL7 Aln IEAtt tEhS
domestic 3uuding Broadway aud llta-sI.. Ne"-l or@
CTUTTERlNG and stammerng removed by
y ua0qal methods abundant references established
cqht years. Address for circulars. THE AMERICAN
VOCAL iNS IlTUIE, lC5 Wagerey-pac-
WANTED for a Young lady of fourteen
W years place the family OF lady who receive. not
than pupils for ins uOtou Whole room wanted
eegan refined surroundings situation m city or conn
tcy a bundled niles mOre from Ne~ YORK tue OBJECT
combine hc ~ home and school Address
JAMES CHRI-TIE, PI tCKNEIS AGENCY, Domestic
Building Broadway and liti-st, New York
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Ccachers.

ALL TIE BUSINESS OF \ FIRST-CLASS
n Teachers Bureau transacted At the Union Teachers
Agency. a. LDt ELL O. CO., 40 bondst. NcW-l orA
4 LADY would like a position as teacher or
y g. crness best city references Address " H flsl
Planued conn
FIRST-CLASS COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
- will give credit 10 limited nuuhero tea hers ios naii
their board and tuon ia Lng-n Classics, French German
oil Painting and Music, until they leach a. Low Lii
co, 80 nptt--t, Ne"-Gork.
4 LADY. who can assist backward pupils m
! Grammar and Arithmetic hat bo1rt aud tuition
il Eng Modern Language tt3c~. PalIilll N"et fni
Instrumental Music by two hours dag. Address
NClPAI, p. ~. BoT d.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies College schools ana Families wits
thoroughly cDunesnt Pro- Principals a1f Il ler5
Families abroad OF to country pro n1fv .l.d VIZ
Superior rdtor.0r Oyern Ff Or address Miss " "A
YOU ST. American tnd Foreign itcDers AZ -ncY 80 mon
square.
MISS HESSES EDUCATIONAL REAU,
VI 3G West 2l.t NeN-Iork. Teachers professors COY
eruc--as loIseArepers. prove with positions ne'cp
le.e- amt schools with conpeteht u7tru t't, n, %
commended 20 llrnt school furniture tL -npplts iselcr
cucc-. by favor Hon. Hamilton slsh, Hon ex-77aretary
Eyats yrus W. Field
DRlNATE instruction III English, French and
Castles Boy recent coil 70 professor Address VI A.
IuDuue Once.
DRIVATE TUTORING, summer and winter.
4 Apply to \. LOWELL. ~ Bond-st
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Jn5iruttion.
For Young Ladios-Cltv.

For Young Ladios-Cltv.
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOClA-
writing phonoerphy. typo-wnng retouching phoo-rcea-
nrroc@ directory Instruction Ia hand and ma
chne sewing all knds Of neeleworS given Out ~ Women
Sp' M.
STH-ANE., No. 2,125.-Mrs. Smullcr's Eng.
- nsh French and German school or young ladies' and
children reopens Sep emba Is.
q WEST 39TH-ST.-SCHOOL for GIRLS
- from 9 ID o. rcorcn- Thursday October .. Address
SANSNiI e. B.aiAcRETT IDA N. ELIOT
DO EAST 7lTH-ST.-The Misses PERlNE
30 viii reopen her English French school ior Young
Ladies -cptcb,r.s Tie number OF resident pupils iimte
Address by letter ua,l september 49,
y I25 3TH,AYE.-AIrs smul Iors, E2el 3. sb;
Chl.di zen. Ltopons sept l'ih.
Fer Both sexes-Citv.
AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN NORMAL
y ~CuOOI.-Autumn 81 . begins september 20 o. ~
East wa'nin-tonpace. EMILY 4.cQE. PRINCIPAL. EDITOR
system and N.,tIisi sup ior 10 any other.
4 AT the New-York School Of Languages,
"A. lis' Broadway corner tis spe Afternoon ana
italian spanish Russian Greek aud Laun. Private lessons
de arncni-. For circulars address r. i. II4AYENIs'
l,iel Broadway.
FRIENDS SENINARY.-For bo'h sexes.
Ea-j lGthst aad Nuho- orlpi. Term begins 9th Mo.
com Cirrni NV ir had az he seminary and BOB
Pa-.-t The pnn pal v Doe at The seminary after the lsr
BENJAMIN SMITH, NJ. A, Principal.
RFOELLER INSTITUTE, No. 1886 West
y. .9nsf-Day school and Kindergarten Tor both sexes
Boarding school for Boys. prepares Tor business h'c''-e
MISS WARREN. 40 10 WEST - HIST.
Young Ladies' Dcparia.nt, sept rs.
MRS. CHAPMANo English and French
VI sahoo. for Yo1ne La and en- ron p West 9TH
MISS CRAFTS SCHOOL,
vi Formerly " $50 West -dt Will reopen september 90
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Danclnl Academies.

ALLEN DODWORTHS
Il CLASSES FOR DANCING. -
so 6Sl FIFTHAVENUE.
Wulrccommcuce on Saturday. October u
MIR. TRENORS
VA ACADEMY or DANCING.
Broadway and sd ST.. now open. send for circular
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master of Dancing.
4 so 5-S th-ave, cor 41thsr opposite Nnlsor H'tcl
Glasses VIII rcD0mmrnce Moudt october Ii, l-.2 In
g9g Hlcnt al Newport, r. To- closes 'c Jcr H.
+. s.. send postage -tamD FOR cl lar
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For BOYS and young Men-Country

4 levonder institute. Military Boarding school,
u WHIT Plains. ". T. Principal g. H. ILLS 'iA' ~
At PORT CHESTER NEW-YORk,
A,,,,.,o I .546 wffISii,,6F -IAHiL 4. n Principal
nOYS and YOUNG MEN privately tilted Tor
ID college Conditioned or rejected cana '.s - S
DORDENTOWN MILITARY INoIl III r.
ID -uneror In location training. morals ana hoi9r ln.
eh'I 9e Ui( iI",i G. iJN ~. NJ. BordcHtown NJ
BACKWARD and INVALID Roy -lhe
- undcrgned an exPeren,gd rhyE s aa TO-
eaton denshtiu invent ,f -1WILISAsoN. Lyme Conn.
DETTS MILITARY ACADEMY, Stamford,
ID Conn Prospect Nm outside me Nnas bo,s fr
college OF business For fun information SEM 'oi
pIIrWS ERZlEHUNG>ANoTALT tor BOYS,
ID sce.e ares i2l sn,iafss %. sn 70 TBe
e aaa@ 9, 01 ny 4l''' IT, G. W. Blu d. Principal
IAyUGA LAKE MILITARY ACADEMY,
y aurora, n. Y MAJOR W A FLINT Principal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGlIKEEP-
y sIE ~ a l rr3 fr Basness JOHN MILEY Principal
CoITFGIATE and COMMERCIAL lNSTl-
Y TIirE NewHsyen. Conn General as-,l.s SI T;
dekI5 NV .s. trong by dr eymnastics &c
Ample o. portuuIty Tor Athletic game io"His' o.
HR. PlNNEOS FAMILY SCHOOL Tor Boys
IL Greenwich coma. viii reopen sept -Jtl.
nR WARRING'S BOARDING SCHOOL,
IT, I'm, ronslkeepse y. y. Military lnstitn,e,
800 All ages Iasnsas coilese send iof circular,
nR. HOLBROOK's Military school, sing
IL siug \ y reopeus WEDN EhDAl Etehlhd' sup
te1rlcr p = ,dr@s. nv. u. 4 HOLBhook Fh b.
ELMWOOD iNSTlTU IE, laneseorp berK-
~ shire Co.. AAss established IA ~ Nc .osssiy
throughout '"e y'N rev A. A GILBERT. a NJ Principal
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE Freehold, \. j.,
Il Tor DoyA For fun information Apply TOT OA'A'su !"
The Principal, Rev. a. % thanipcfa. An
ERtENWICH. CONN, Academy anu h puhIu
" Hsooi Tor len Boys unsurpassed Location moiousa
Inst dcfi1u, gcuulue home Icuucd suIou"''"h' ""e"
references J. a. ROOT. Principal
Home school for ten bovs ~ Bristol, RI. send
Boz circular 60 the Rev John Converse hAfFhi 90
DEEkSkIIL(N.Y) Military Academy VI
GllcdlAIs address w. Y. !. kIGAI, A A. fIA"Sp-
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COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE Of DR.. SACHS,
4 81 West 5q,h-st.


RoOpenS MONDAY. September -
Thorough preparation for colleges especially harvard,
Co umba ard oiucl scientific schools fuzzy or-ai1ru
business cOur.e and French form important iet
tures Of the schools work New building sptt.@ y con
tt uccd for du,4Oaa purposes and pronounced ny a
Wiugate esq sanitary Eu-neel perfect ID al Us sam
tay ngements.
Large and weliequpped Gymnasium
References Car rCAufz. tou-u General III 7'Au
macAel Nj J. A DE Dina judge McAdn and ia ~ OtAcIs
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

Candidates admission any Of the six regular
Course viz Mining Engineering. civil Engineering. Ana
lyca and Applied Chemistry Geology; &etaiurgy, Archl
lecture vii present Themselves for examination On TUES
DAY. SEPTEMBER 26. at $50
Candidates conditioned ID last VIII be reexamned at
n.t time
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fosl an0 founo.

OST.-Bank book No. 100, las. issued by
the German savings Bank In the Guy OF New York, 70
JOACHIM aud JOHAnNA LEM RITZ l. not lound OF
t. th bank before I'm day OF October lre2 a
lS5-.
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COLOMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

Tho examination o. candidate FOR admission VIII begin on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER =, at $50 a II.
Candidates conditioned June VII present themselves
If The tine.
Candidates TOR the GRADUATE DEPARTMENT VIII
present their diplomas 10 the President the College
IIIIAY MOANING. SEPTENBER -
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Muslral Instruments.

pEATrY'S ORGANS, 81 stops, 1928. Pianos
ID 1921 30 Factory running day aud night Catalogues
Ire. Address DAM T. BEATTY Washington, Nj
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Gltultlors Wanteo-- tHaIes.

4 RELIABLE COLORED MAN and wife wish
Will re- charge Wi " an eAce ny suAu tss ~, eN
cnf references cal o. address JtN hlNH' 40 W est
18TH 81.
ASSISTANT BARTENDER.-By young
y r.nuau years II age has lad some Areru," rood
,cfrren.es from asst employer cal Or add ess LLlAM
STA ..it-, $40 West lists
UOOKKEEPER or general office assistant
ID nv a young age -. IL good penman, Enc CORE
soudrnf r6 reel at Hgues and thorough oOOkAcerr eN
testimonials Please ADDRESS, Oisl'h9i ~ p' J.
Box A. Iiii uae ONCE
COACHMAN and GROOM.-Bya Protestant
4 married under stands tho care
of o s AID mi ana Is wiling 10 MAKE nm
civ and references, Address tOAChMAN BOX ~
n bune ptowu once. No. las Bioac"ay
COACHMAN.-By a Protestant married man
"a IN mail family La l5 ears OF e best OF city ref
ereuce- TOR SOpety sBd caJ1uiy oI 8oOd sacSs C y"
seen at 200 5thaye Address 4 j. "
NOACHMAN-By iirSt-ciass young English
~ man with excellent testimonials oh OF before
lst October A W. NJ. Iry1nston Oh hudson Nr"-l OH
GARDENER &c.-By practical man, mar
Y r.f. Ia well Nesed In tie management OF greenhouses
aud OF gentleman place good city
ref4i euces. Address GARDENER Ne"-DOIp, staten
Island.
IARDENER-By an Englshman. age rs.
~ married. no family We'll up IN oc1sIur stove anu
plants gapcre hfst.eiass references from
ms COUNT aud England Address GARDEN kt- 50 Last
lZtn ST., Sew OK
MANAGER of GENTLEMAN'S PLACE
vi al and wife. American. uneDcumDered LOU pnlo
bob experieuc@d with city rfreuces that can De seen
fke take charge Ot geutleu4ns connuy P's' @ ~
h Al elegant COOK aud Al hOusekccpe Address A . u.
lO3 West Gotta st.
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The purpose this school give complete genera
4 The subj both Of internal and external psbic
pOy le treeoJ stand point Of history law anu pAI
osoDhy.
Candidates Cor matculaon viii present their certificates
President al the College, FhIDAY NORM ING,
eEPTEMBER29
The hrst OF each q the above schools VIII begin on
EONDAY, OCTOBER =. at $3.50 a. m.
a. =. BARNARD. IL D.. Pre- idcat.
ash 5JtA-sts, 4clso1 and 4.a. Ne"Y ok CITY
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' mo I
OF THE
CITY OF NEW-YORK.

CITY OF NfN- bhhs
JOUN HAL. ID. "a, C.ang cior al Interim
IN-ThFcriDN FALt~
The next entrance examination wal be held Tuesday sop
tenher 49, In III lie University Council EoOnl'
Wa-llurta n -Iu9r.
o-ars may he obtained from tine Janitor
WIN. w. RIGHARDS'~ SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
W II0 West 42i-st rcopens sept p number limited TO
80, large gymnasium Jour vacancies send Tor cIcuaI
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Dre5smailnl.

DRFSSN a frst-class dressmake
"A forcwOmnn. wI 20 b private family Dy The Gay
Iest of ,ity referenccs 5Ol 0t!-ave.. second blight
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an T7NIRTA GRAMMAR SCHOOL

u BlsT-ST r.. NEAR MADlSuN-AEf~ - go,
10Th wear hegns Monday september i. ISL Ne" tI'N
spacious building constructed expressly TOT SENIOR u Is
Tericct details of light heat aud Ont @iloh
crupletey equipped gymnasium Illfough tali. iol GU
ieoe schoos ana business. Primary department Tor
younger boys Prn ipas d. III H. :; ~ . ~ liz
r.--ar N NJ -lnn- and N EmlLan-s 20 y.
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MANHATTAN BEACH,

MANHAI IAN DItAL IL
steamer SYLVAN GROVE trom per foot Of weH'y ,rd
Beaeh AZ 8 s5 IS lO45 u and half hour fom II as
A VI 10 9l5 =. Il, TRAINS LEANL MANHATTAN
Az ,cti Al 7 49, 10 10 A n 1895. l. So los. 80
y and every hfteen thirty past 70
o 80 p 4. and at 10 1888 "
VIA BAY RIDGE
steamers D.. MAHTI = and MATTFAWAN eaf G foot Of
Whehast terminus Of si sles sted railways, at - 10
A NJ and half hourly from 10 A. " oelOP 4. TRAINS
IEAVE MANHAfrAN BEACH at 10. = DO A A..
and half hourly nom l,lO A 81 " 10 +. IA. 'rrAas
marke ed thts do not run on SUNDAYS
kNclsou stations Of He gated Railway
price W cents including kles aed fares Afternoon and IN
fng concerts Dy Bana PAINS last oralG lllo-
WORKS Display. Thu. sdAy evening SeptemOer ~.
n J. STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
~. The twenty fourth Annual Exhibition villa ~
WAVERLEY PARK. bet wecn Newark AMI b Nsheth.
the Penusy Railroad nine miles fion NeNfOrk
the tn 20th 2st and 21d ins,s There eih DC grand
ard poultry aIsO
fruits and vegetabos Agricultural ing aad
farm machinery TrOtiiug day beginning
at Tournaments " lacrosse. lava tennis AID
bcyeles Excursion tickets 70 the grounds AZ ratos
AMOS CLARK. Ir.
Presidents
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Mrs SYIVANVS REED'S

Nj rs. y Nv ANUS REEDS
VI English French aud German boarding and day h"oi
girls. Eas 55d-st. y !, r"opeh7 pci =
number OF pupils Primary ana Preparatory classes 'tiio
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