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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-17

The Boston Post laments the death
OF Eliza Pinkston by stating that the
Republican party has lost its mas
colt, and will therefore have TO close
lid business.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-17

If Gen. Durbin Ward can't get the
nomination for Governor, give us
Hoadly.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-17
Adopted March 80, 1888.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, OHIO, .
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE. +
I, JAMES W. NEWMAN, Secretary of State Of the
State of Ohio, do hereby certify, that the foregoing
is a true copy of a Joint Resolution adopted by the
General Assent of the State of Ohio, on the 30th
day Of March, A. D. 1888, as taken from the orig
inal rolls filed in this Office.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, / have hereunto sub
scribed my name, and affixed the great seal of the
State of Ohio. at Columbus, the S0lh day of March,
A, D. 1888. JAMES W..
lsEAL. Secretary Of STATE,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-17

A cyclone was loose in Kansas
and Missouri last Sunday evening,
doing fearful and destructive dam
age. Many lives were lost.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-17

In the Campbell orey Congress
ional contest in the Butler District,
it looks as if Campbell had the in
side track by a large majority.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-17

There is very little good sense ex-
hibited in a Democratic paper urg
ing any member of Congress as a
candidate for Governor. The men
that have been elected as Congress-
men should be permitted to fill out
their term. There is plenty of good
timber out of Office for the Governor
chin
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-17

The constitutionality of the Scott
liquor law will probably be heard in
the Supreme Court the latter part of
the present month.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-17
70 ACRES !

more or less. Also the northeast quar-
ter of section 81, same township, ex-
cepting about 80 acres off the east side
of said quarter; and also excepting the
right to use the burying ground as
such, on said last mentioned tract
About 80 acres of the above described
land lying south of the Sugar Valley
and Camden pike is heavily timbered-
Poplar and Walnut-and will be sold
separately if desired. The balance, 1872
acres, is excellent farming land, well
improved, good brick house, fine orch
ard and plenty of water. Possession
will be given after harvest. The Sec
Ond being
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-17

Prohibition has been in force,
nominally, for 80 years in the State
of Maine, but the two last murders
there were caused solely by whisky,
and the books of the United States
Collector of Internal Revenue for the
Portland district show the'following
list of Federal licenses to sell liquor
in the State:
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-17

The Republican party may be said
to be almost as dead as Eliza Pink
ston.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-17

Wanted-A candidate for Cover
nor for the Republicans of Ohio
Apply to G. Foster, Columbus, o.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-17
BENZ. HUBBARD.

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NO
n TARY PUBLIC.-Prompt atten-
til given to business intrusted to
him. Oficein the I'd story of Filbert's
block, northwest corner Of Main and
Cherry streets, Eaton, o,
July %. 1873.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-17
ERR

more or less, off the northwest quar-
ter of section 81, in Lanier township,
in said county. This tract is also of
excellent land, in the center of Twin
Valley Is well improved-bank barn,
good brick house, and we failing
water in abundance.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third cash, one-third in one year,
and one-third in two years. DeferIed
payments to bear go interest from day
of sale and be secured by mortgage on
premises sold.
JOHNSON MCLEAN,
Admir- of John HaldermaD, decd.
Nav II. lSS3-U
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-17

THOR SALE BILL, POSTERS, &c
ID call at the DEMOCRAT Office.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-17

There are three Supreme Judges
to be elected next October.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-17
Notice of Appointment.

NUtICe OF appointment.
Estate of Jacob Hay, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the I'M
~ dersigned have been duly appoint
ed and qualified rs Executors of the
estate of Jacob May, late Of Preble
County, Ohio, deceased.
DAVID MAY,
May 3-w3l JAS. KOUTZ.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-17

Fourteen deaths from yellow fever
at Havana last week.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-17
Administrators Sale
REAL ESTATE!

NlHE UNDERSIGNED, as Admins
L traitor of the estate of John Hal
derman, decd, is duly authorized by
the Probate Court of Prcble county,
Ohio, to sell on or before
Saturday, June 10th, 1888,
at PRIVATE SALE, the following tracts
Of land, situate in Preble county, Ohio:
The first being the east half of the
northwest quarter of section 81, in
Casper township, in said county, and
containing
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-17
&

MONEY TO LOAN
in sums to suit, on one TO five years
time. Farm and town property for
sale. Fire Ins urance Agents. Office
Odd Fellows Building, Eaton, o.
April %, 'S3-ly
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STATE or TRADE.
DONFsTIC MARKETS.

BurmoRr. oct 3l-cotton dnli; mddlius, Oas Foar
s's ss KS h S s. r,ios 3 7sasl e. 50
CITY Mills perse a r DO EH RI do s"perave
P Pnip y o. hspssS benny say qaI,t
%' z5er ai Sa if K 10 I %aSana
Taer FSe P0 S and bee 9siSse Il cs
January 81 oaf i0 Csss s1d DO Ye
%sl s. Eye %escrn Msed spot and October 5GS 9
Noye%ocr ssgSgte an Sg y %e 5S7e mixed
% BRINE e5ae Hay G@ and nominal to (oce
pe PEN end MIy9 md cs@ m ses packed
and 7 Pa d E; scI R Gpm sf or Choice
ena r@e etroeu da AID aomins RE; G1I &c .e
arar quiet sc Copper Renne qaie 10 gSdf sc;
stoaSef da aYa' cotton On" cd Flour pa grain Co.
x B bni 6a gI 7 pS' u Mh Eve 100 Shipments
Corn 5000 bush saes-wheat 10000 bush CON- 1'VVo
BGrruo steady wheat ERIK sal Gc,n cars GD
scl sales 80 Mixed &C 5ici 59a9 b 90 5oS
Sls 7a%g } 2e:s 0' IT, ~ aar GalS RaTad
b mra" cors p oop bush ds, co BUSH ey
1000 bun rye 300 Lake rceepts-Fionr l50) D 99si
Eai i i s6p%eiprfon ss6o Bush; Wheat il2ooo
bush; corn 222oO0 bush (ano shipments 10 tdew9ter-
70 @mediie po.ns-Wbeai. 1905 bush. Corn $4,000
GcAao Oct $Foar nonnay T nn,as hes No
y wSa c9 c cg enq 2ge 4 us Sng
q oss' Nay No chicago 1Ens = 1 fr lower "a" al
4Gac cash; lGac: Octobcr lG'.0+G.c November IT.
Say 6as s a ' at s 4 ce 27% october
q NoyempSr ?3h peen5sri y 81 ia s And 'Se 5ea
eo 5 es @ 3 81 Sss '; No,G 5S
flo2 pecenber go ~ al the year 30 s3@slp y
9p ld. % and S gsr = tT4 5F S STa%
IAN n r. pe 5@ amaas f ia yf1r osdcI = IS
shor rib 70 CO. shor.ea - o. l;u,irI gi'o; ana HT rr
ehansed at Il IT, fi,i9ts5 ON to fsilo see Reeepts
BUSH oats 29010 bnsl Rye - 900 Farley 10000 bush
eo9C0Q bush, oats 1900 bu Eye, 1900 Dnh Barley
tScSSA,. oct 8Four steady Family. q c9e$ 81, o 70
spot II 02t Noycmhcr - 05& December - OBJ jan
Drey fair ssqqd r3ES dun at - nj Ia a N i
Whisi in &c demand ~ ~ r. Butter unchanged Prime
a9lg' New Orleans Tie Hor~ w iker Comaon "a L'ght
600 slipn', MS. 9a6 hesa %
Dr,o ea Oct 9l WI s'eagy ~ y y % 1en fS
81 093G No do 90 -; So l.ed Winter ~ % reSlptS
52Lc. Kecepts 5000 brs lwlcnts. 1000 bnsl Oa tn
no White 32'2 recepta, 500 o'shi shipments 1909
NiwMEgF We: OCT 21fogr steady at e 5oe s. o.
Jan CorH--No. = q. rs os's n1neri 40 No; Z9e rye
sole 80 tStra 5er rr9'is.ons eatsri Mess
o nam, I & ~ ia s. @ RcdrI5tsflonr
sidp9cnis-f1om, 53o0j b9s; Wheat 1000 bush Barley,
q pct aE"g g, ca o ne" S5,S Iow?r Say %n So
ytmeer 81 81 3 Deccnter - 05's January; 81 o'sG
= W Nay ~ tsd t3A %: sa93s Corn Az a1u
a &c Nay 0als dun and lover at 2G@4G4e cash ~
aiy ae at 5oasS BIZ e eaay sa unSaangcd
Creamery, 70 a29cj Dairy SG2c Egg unclaoseG al 1872
Cd raire % 5o@ 5ii 90; fino $i2oo@sl5.
81 "a Provision qaiet ana unchanged. only hb trade
done Lard quoted At 7.O5c Reeeipts-Flour 500 bbs
Rys $QoO @gs Barley 600 naa s 6 a s-f 5a,r
$780, Barley, 40; Rye
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Uitn 1lr,uerin 90 Esl.


Two LET.-Thc highly desirable four-story,
high.siorp dwelling No . Eesi sSds' pc
tween 5th and Madison Apply 10 H. e. PEDDfi, Ar
mold Constable 4 CO., 5th-ave. AID lvtii-st
'T'O LET-A fine house. grounds and stable IN
the city Of New York with or without carpets; al I'M
lrovcIents near Elevated Address L. o. Box 92S,
lonkcfs. y. Y
rEO IET-Just completed and ready for i'm
I mediate posseasio,i wcll-ghed and ventilated Lofts
5ONsj feet New engine boiler and steam elevator; can iur
rsi 40 80 power bnding built by DAYS work AMI
substanta and Tho best manufacturing ulsrcL
Inquire PROMISES.
Nos. i0l and 1913 fhom! s0nst. near Priace ,. . M,
:. H. ALTiAUSE & co
rENO RENT.-Piivate fmiiy only; large, four
story brown store horsc and brMy extension. NO.
and Nesi 2.t-s in perfect 0r"r ncw pnneng through
out inciadlac gssenc'ne IL lar for sdppy NJ VIZ on
every OJI rrac electric Jrls g. Foe particulars
apply Ga I. q. BOURNE agent, 20 West -''i-St
A NEW FOIIR-STORl, superior finished
brcvnsione houses; uhing Of tc yey 5e,' nc craze
perfect these the complete houses OF the hnn Two
having dnin sfoom extensions p,nld block every hlnS
restricted; location 7ids ami aihayg station t-d-t;
really fof occupancy CRAWFORD Hlitdc on pftihises
or 800 Sd-ave
~ EAST 59TH-ST., MADlSON-AVE.-
etsp Handsomely and completely furnished crDckey,
glass &c, UnfIlahcG Mod rate rent 10 acceptance
tenant.
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j;ropoeals.
PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENTS in
3iaiIbags Aal-bas CordTsstener5 and Mailbag Ladies'

Posi- OFFICE DrFARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, ID c., oct. ~ 1888. :
SEALED PROPOSALS from patentees or their gnees
for granting improvements The construction in
the mode ~ closing opening mabag Of kind
patented devices for fastening mailbag cords
and labelling mabags viii be received at this Department
until NOON on the Third day of April 1884.
All proposals De in accordance with the specifications
and forms o proposals. viii he furnished plcaOn
by letter the Second Assistant Postmaster General
The contracts which may made for the any patents
will be in conformity such specifications and The accepted
proposals. ,.,,s,,.,,
Postmaster General.
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LlyERFoo,. Oct. 3l.-3:30 D. mpoGl-Primc Mess East
ern ss.: Prime Mess Western, DIM ~ g0s. Reel
Extra India Ness nImer at 92s Corn-sy,d new dun at
Sc. 3D.
LIVERPOOL, oct 81 -88op. enRe-spirits dali at
2gs. per evil
80 confines p,T lUO kil0-
BREMEN 3lMnc0N's Lara Closed ~ II marks per
10 pounds.
centimcs JN kipf
LoynoN Oot $3.50 r. m-rufpentiae spirit dull at
POS Sd.
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Nfm Dnblirations.
MIR. HENRY IRVING

MISS ELLEN TERRY
BENEDICK and BEATRICE.
Beautiful Picture OF these Celebrated Artists Is
presented Gratis to each purchaser OF the
FAMILY LIBRARY, MONTHLY PART IL,
Now ready containing New and Complete Novels, ana
icur Complete Stories by Popular Authors
THE FAMILY LIBRARY, MONTHLY PART IA,
may obtained Of newsdeaier:
Price. including The Large Coored Plate, 10 CENTS
THE INTERNATIONAL NEWS COMPANY
20 and 81 Beekmanst, New ork'
VNHE NEW STORY by J. n. SHORTHOUSE,
suthor OF John IngiesaDt,'
THE LITTLE SCHOOLMASTER MAIN
Spiritual Romance. Is contained in
1.-THE ENGLISH ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE"
No. Q. November.
Price Is ceuts annual subscription 81 90
MACMILLAN & CO., New-fork,
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l)ropoea!e.
PROPOSALS FOR MINERAL OF.

DROPOS Ms FOR MINERAL OIL.
4 JFFfEgsoNyIILE nVroT rF THH QUARTERMksrrR's)
DEPAKriUNT.
JEFFTnsONViiLF. Ind, Oct. &C. 1888. y
Se9ch proposals. tTpcatc subject 10 the usual cOni-
lions viii DO received ~ this Office uEt IL O'Clock
Tuesday November o. 1889 which time and place they
will De opened n Of bidders fo furnishing and de
live ring at this Depot. iy Thousand gallons Mineral Oil
The Government reserves the Il GIT 10 reject any on all pro
pOsals
Preferences will bc given 70 articles Of domestic production
and manufacture aId snc preference will be given 10 articles
American production produced the Pacific coast 10 the
extent OF their consumption required BY the public service
there.
Blanks and fn information 20 Bidding, will be fur
nishcd uy this Office. OF application.
II. SAAiON, Asst. or. MI Gen1 [. :. A.
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paOFusALs Tor PURCHASE OF VESSELS.
NAVY DIP AgrMENT,
WAgHfss August Is. lsS3.
". = Q KS IN II,
Postmaster General.

NAVY DKPARrMENT,
WAsRiSGrOS. August l5 1888.
accordance Win the II The Jth section
Act OF t,ngtes making to supply deGcIencis
ed March j. iS53 sc.lu VIII be received
the Navy Department until DHOE IN IUhSDA Y nov EM
her - 1879, at which line sld place they will be
for the purchase ceitan at tie Navy Yard Mare
Island Cali Ota which have been stricken from The Navy
March j. es. aud which 10 deemed f0f tho bes Interests
O the United state, 20 sell
TINS vessels offered and their appraised value are the NO
naanOck odd Sll 90; Alaska Sls3O %. benccia s7,6OO
ruacarOrl sysOO; Narrsgapsett So9UO NyAck, $1,000,
SacO. $500
must be submitted In sealed addressed
Secretary OF tie navy, ashing D. lndo
Proposal f0r the Purchase OF Nes.ei 10 isn aish
them rom other comm unoaOns NooGsr for than
vessel should Je Included within PROPOSE.
vessels will lie SOLD Tor cash. the person persons.
corporations offering tho hghe price,
above the apprais thereof Each bid
po-ai be mpaned bv deposit cash sat,sfac-
tory certified check OF not lrss than len cent Of tho
sum equal whole amount with more
snroie Ia be approved The Of Tho cond.
toned for The payment Of thr remaining nuetY OF
within the
Jtance In case default IA made IN the payment OF hs
remaining Dinets thereof within that
said cash deposit Of ten cent shall olnsd rel
fOrfctol 10 the al directed
the Aci of Mach 1874 All dcp0tts and bOads ~ bid
whose proposals. ss be Qccepfod wi be
within after the Openihg " the
ON Application 10 the Department printed list will be- fur
n~hed giving General Information concerning tho els.
bids and bonds which uss1 BY bdder
The vessels ensul Ied at time By APPLYING ths
& Indant OF the Mare Island Yard.
The purchasers must vessels pu-chael rom
The nlts OF the Yard within Reasonable may b
u led Dy The Department
ED. r. NICHOLS.
Acting becrctlrJ " t.o Navy.
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G.eamjoals ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
n DREW and 81. JOIN leave Pier -. y H.. loot q
CsUa-s every WEEK DAY az Como cling ~ \ lany
sunday nias excepted With trains noth west and east
4, OR POSrON, via Ncw-lork aud New-Eng-
land RR Leave Nsw-York t6rond Central Siafionl AZ
3 n NJ q. and Il.iJ Ntei 90, at 1880 H. ~
SUNDAYS VI, Hartford. Leave Ncvi~k i&anhsitfn II
evated R) SoH Ferry, Si2 n M '5-t, y ~ - N
Bgh Bridge 920 D.. Leave Pier 40 y H. IoDi DesbF -
scst Norwich Line, =. H. Pullman sleepngcaia Oh hish
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1nciion Sales Of Real Cetaie.

pICHARD V. HApNETT&, CO., AuctiOneers,
IA VIII sell at auctvn ThIraiay. N0yember l.,
at II O'Clock 80 lNci.nrt Sacs-ruor', III BfoM way
by order OF EDWIN D. MORGAN, JOHN =. lEkil
SCION III HVEEENS and NENlt1 DAY, Executors
of The Lsiaio oil Gov. D.. d. MORGAN deceased.
Valuable UninproYed Real Estate on
MADINpN-AAE, D9t II and 1Oili~1r ~ Lots,
GENITAL PARK Visit. 1OaD 90 1917 ii-Sii.- ~ Lots
1UrH-ANE. and BOUILNAHD. l5VlH aud l5iST-SIS.,
iltiIc Bork,
WEST 97TH-ST. near GENITAL PARK, Lots.
Terms 20 percent at per cent on mortgage
Book maps and fan Particulars Do obtained irom lord
DAY LORD Attorneys for the Executors No - Broad
way or at Auc1nooTs oAicc Ill Broadway, basement,
roo.ss d AID J..
Law Telephone s84
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T W. B0UTON, 700 broadway.
PUBLISHES THIS DAY:
I-NE .JOITRNFE D'ENFANT.


"a Day In the Life Of Cid) Compositions inedi;es par
Adrer Marie 20 Plates Heoeavue by Dulardiu with
sn by Ieory Foi, beautiful
mental French binding So
The bright and charming work Of Adsien Marie Cne
Jouru6e dEnfaEt," having had aeicent
is presented with the gloss Of novelty ti upon
Amercaa ch.ilavcrs. what parent what infant could
ind~el resist appeal ,elcatey the life.
adapted t'e recognition Of everybody Family
Joys world over
table touches which yoa the instincts caprces child
hood viii make these pictures transatlantic
publ, There aeycr was series OF child
sfetches which stray 4 10 re LeaIt
Fol- sale by al Booksellers
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yNIHTE STAR LINE.

w TSfYFDsrATES An ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOl, or ri. sSTONN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTTCF-Ihr steamers 81 tins Lno take tho Lane Route
recon inende by Lieutenant Many u > ~ on both tie
outward and hOnI~0ar,i ypysges
KF,PUBLIC Cant Irving. 1burnday Nov J. 800 D.
CELTIC, Capt Glradei Iltsd ~ ;,0s. y - a. IN
BALTIC capt Farse huT.t1y Hoy. - II a.
RRIIAESIl capt. Perry -atuii w W. J. % N.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
IUIH-ST.
These steamers are uniform and unsurpassed in
DOintnrn's saloons SaieFooms, hnJking aEd Bath
rooms placed aindsp where the nne AMI Ngnon are
least eit aUrng dcgroe Of comfort hitherto u''Hh@ps
RAIEs.-saloon. geo $50 and 800 Return tickcis IN
favorable stcerse IRON the Oh Country, Szli HoH
Ncw-Iors S2S.
steamers carry neither cattle, sheep nor Tigs
other Apply AZ t!e
RI. CORTIs. Age0t
C. L. BARTLETT & CO.. Agents Boston.
W. =. BARIITr Agent. l34 south 3d-st PHILADELPHIA
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N'cm Fluctuations.

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. ~ THE FENs. Will Illustrations by II. ". Mae
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3. TIE BANCCErING HOUsE ND OLD WHITE
HALL. BY Austin DobsOn. Wtth illustrations.
4 BRASS WORK AT EIRNnNGHAH. Dy Bernard H.
Becker With Illustrations by 4. Morrow
9. THE LITTLE sCHOOLNASTER MARX. A Spirit
uaI Romance BY J H. shortlonse autor IoIn Ingie
SAINT
6. OYSTERS AND THE OYSTER QUESTION. Ocon
eluieo) BY I. II Huxley. + Il. :. WiUl illustrations.
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Gonnlrr 3lropcrin for Sale onS Go Get.

Conntrn 3)ropcrtn for Sale anS 60 Get.
4 MODERN COTTAGE, seven rooms, three
a acres improved ind all ia lg'tc1ss cIdsr II sold now
$3.50 viii buy 800 cssli 10 miles ont HAWAIIAN
245 broadway Room -.
4 Il MADISON y. J.-F0rsaIe, country seat of
barn and stable lawn ornmnen 2, uees anil
'Hr"O''ly Ambulance OF choice " SN ~ 6rS GS
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, SANlTARiUM.
~ Of FRUIT and POULTRY fA,t,i within ~ mics Of
express irai oyeIoosnf sontrye ana vaiey;
moSauiio so pla,a house and 70 acrs mostly vo9 bar
young orchard. garden communication yearly 500 VIII
''''' WIN - ''''' W '" "cotNfIY iiyiE,a.~
EOR SALE.-lGCO ACRES COAL, TIMBER
and TAEklNG LAND Ine9ln county Near s soai
ij, pe RE bt. BEN ov1 ri" lond grad sTin
J. ~ sTEVE@s, Broadway, conner 52d.s'.
FOR sALE.-Laree and small tracts Of Texas
/ iaud, cheap. PAUL'P TODD I4j broadway.
FOR SALE-Tarrytown- on ludson.-Erench-
roof cotege finished. unlaIsh'd rooms high
land; Gne riyer ,eg 10 malaria 1i5 icet front only
EOR SALE-Naluable farm. half mile from
junction OF IIousatoac and H. ard W. H. r.; cons,si-
Tug o, a'oua , 900 @ -, ,iiI %oru ;9i,e
menlsi also tenement all supplied with running water
LOR RENTAL extensive and well found
-, macnr pr 5rscng i e., ami 81 ,9y NH
oo sdSptei Tor Tho Arrest WORK now in active op iton
proposos devote attention to specially an IN
establ shed business lon thereto any halc o i9l IA nn
featuring business they may desire. AicIcea NJ l. 8 %.
Tribune Ofte.
EOR SALE. at POrtChester, NCw-llavcn Rail
road, mile from DEPOT high grmini-One acre, 2-sioIy
and extension dNeli.g &C. VIII be sold al very low
figure L. J. CARrLNTEH 80 Last 2oi-st, y NJ C. A
building.
ORANGE (N. - REAL ESTATE SPE-
~ CIALrY-Rc-Gcnco sale and rent furnished and uniur
nished; vicinity AL dcpOt+ HAMILTON d FULLER,
lincsf.
rE'O LET.-Furnished mt MOuistown for the
winter, large modern house buii villa special reference
occupancy furnace and open AIe paces; large
grounds SCHOOLS and cilIehts &c =. EDDY g. CO..
l4j ITVajway
rHO RENT-A fully furnished Gothic cottage,
with eight rooms, al Nciicrwood " j. mite from
Plarfed 45 ~ the Central H. r. five minutes from
depot q charming home; VIII bc rented - small .dIly al
so per month. Apply at No 25l Broadway Room ].
no RENT furnished house five minutes
from r. stable, garden. fruit good
and drainage uncovered IAls hardwood ncofs,
'' =" Al Elizabeth New-Jersey
GH D0A -HEALTllFUL, BEAUTIFUL
pO.D<fV. MOUNTAIN FOOT FARM; buildings ex-
ceeni Bound BrooS very rapid raiis
BLACKWELL, 81 Mail-Hf.
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WINTER RESORTS.
W GRAND ExCURSI ONS.
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS

For BAHAMAS, JAMAICA, EAYTT, PORTO RICO.
COLOMBIA, IsTIMUS or PANAMA ana NICARAGUA
Tourists are invited to avail q hsse np which hey
cxfene low pf1ce - per day wbe Iud, am rfv eges
board tie whole timc pssacnqcrs o-fe
change their may trcrser other passenger
STEAMER Of the line they may meet the voyage F6g passage
apply to ur,, ,,opu.oo, q. ,.o
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Gin leal Gslatc for GaIc.

4 SPLENDID INVESTMENT.-Two 3O-foot
nais vest ~ 3dav.: will De s,d cheap. CRAW FORD &
TItEBoHNE 956 3d-aF.
4 .-Cheapes; aud best four-story
throughout extra well buiil house in perfect oiGcri u,x-
qtk 5aycr O. 5? BEX&i tie S5 s-day o' Si'Oo 10
At BARGAlNS.-Fiftccn superb four-story
e nei ana 'r'%n.'oa dweinss Is tos7 feet lren 50
%YcE6fr .sG7 I,oad''.y lae East s5.st - ''''OO0
EOR INVESTMENT. - Several downtown
EUIAND 3 WHITING, . Becsman-st
EOR ALE CHEAP, five three-story brown
ioihf ASy 10 s 5o ss So io no 70 '' Last
EOE SALE on TO LET-Furnishcd; 50th-st.
aad5ocl, s de S ay o"3 i i99g eIo
l,2sO broadway.
EOR SALE at GREAT BARGAIN-Four-
$1,000 cGXWrCiiD & TichBoRSi G56 8i,aiySs, '' ~
EOR SALE.-Nos. 6 and : East 4ith-st. and
ana price on application r. CHARLES BUEK co, Arch
LOR SALE-Harlcm.-Only one left of those
handsome 4.story ard hasemcnt. mol.,toop cabinet
every detail Glon daily foT inspection.
TOR SALE.-No. II West 53d-st. One of
ihn asi n,SSe n"le sr h mi e an6 IN me best
under Tie supervision u the present owner Or his
occupancy. Fvstory brown-soe front with orio window;
ssiirn1ry furniture and mirrors perec, pianine aud
premises Orof A K <; S;IEIETfLE.,
4 NEW FOUR-STORY SUPERIOR finished
hoTfe e Pn@eg 81 me very best sswerase
hayns dinIer9oa es,ension, splendid block everything
occupancy CRAWFORD, Builder premises or $50
$4,000 @ssp sale 81 and On ss s ao.nst .I ss
dwelling;
broadway
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Art Schools-City.
Musical.

MISS Vt. J.. BOTT begs leave to inform her
WI friends aLd Or1cT patrons that she has med her
piano Instructions. Care II lie F6yre 81 l3ths and
Martens Bros., l, l04 broadway.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EoUIP
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENr WITH ABsOLUTE sAFE:rY.
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IROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE. - New
NJ as'saners sARAroGA aud CITY OF TROY leave Pier
no a. N H. loot OF Christopier-s daily except saturday,
m connecting with morning for All points North
sunday steamer touches at Albany
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND on
SUNDAY. 3 STATIONS IN PHILADti-
PHIA IN NEW.lORK.