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o. LEMONADE.
Iro,n me Bos,on Sahrdav Ga1s'fs

Prom The Boston SATURDAY. Ga1s'fe.
o. Lemonade or pink or amber hhed'
ar with mvsteriou. yurpe TINT imsued -
Compounded or IN bar or circus tent,
OR guileless, or with cream Of tartar Dient,
Thou art a beverage OF incorttude.
Muoh loved of the bunolc multitude,
whether or sickly-sWeet or sDuriy crude,
Thou art a guststory ohasusenent'
., Lemonade
Promster OF profound sOlicitude.
And multi various Ticissitudej-
To lips thai taste, an anguish suossgleL''
Creallng pangs stomachie. turbulent.
Thy acid missOl Is but 10 deiude,
y LemOnsdeI
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A BRAVE WOMAN syAKE.

From me Orsri1ud Month";.
Singula'ly great res % n'nd for lady was ds.
played by the wife OF tie Adiuta8t th 30 re rene
OF Mad lnfaltr stationed at tannauorA Aw * NJ In
tho middle Of the mig fecliIgt lrs j. sh ross
get a glass Of IN putting he 10 on tie o. shs
tie sOmethD2 cold and in amOmont shs feit fhs
-iny II OF snake around her ds Ins taneOl.ly it
o. he'd r hat "a bad not bitten or, she must
have stepped upon its neck, an she ressed her
light firm IL. ~ H. wT1tbed and de every eff
re free Thus hc sO ID Il co isb mi struck
lighf. stand firm" sal a. ne saw her trrd
BIZ tuat aud strong iCry lady did 30 IA u he
had a razor and, IA ting down " her foot
the snakes head off
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CREMATION ExTRA0RDIy4RY.



The body OF lady Ma ucd Du mt was conveyed "a
the rhur o. Dlguy, il the cautJ OF 81 gOnChc,
Thurs ay nj ut " ere reIg Ou scry &c VS. to bs
Ia J. II prev Gus it, trt .liO o il fl I'll re ting
place IN the Oh pei ~ the chateau ~ ii lie TIE
body meas IN three colin one Of 2 m tten e.,
was placed o. tIe-,les ana surround with iglt d
tap,rs " uIch tie % .teniaIt bi ont when he TINS
calue tor o i ~ the clurch. EarY tie ing
smoke noticed issuing IT IN IA bui III and nn
dOOrs bel enc den ae r.l!yd on, a. via :
the b Il st away. When the .el.e ar!cnte was
re ed hOwev p. 1rthi cDBli bs seen out rad-hOt
mss thr stone floor giving cut furnace heat. TO
Who'll the c3ui site ls, ia three cpIs and tie body
had Ell lcr been Durned ~ q. 10. OF N, ~ down.
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WADE AND TOOMBS.

FTUH I7f tIfTCtINH LfuufI
Wade took SION al To lmbs very
rOundlY f. speech. Hs called on that night
by one Of lOCmbS's friends.
&" requested to ", sad the Fri nd, that en- tor
T'0mb- considers the Language you eel e-dav gross
Insult to him. He Therefore asks that YOU make re-
traction o. lidr by the conseque ices."
Wade looked AT te instant and then saii;
" want ToOnb' to ohllleng me. We Nor bern "a have
decided tO KIN of Eve OF Sou kcrners. aud Two
picked ont I'D roomos my man. OF NJ shall 10
given cho c. ~ weap ms, and d ne II dOnt take
I'D rifle and lay TOOmb out the II 1t crack."
TOombs declined t. issue the challenge.
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TOW IIf Toll Val H17eff7
Mr.. Wombwel was uu,tns aulmals a. london when ne
heard that Atkiua. "A uva had announced his "a the
oulN Wild .braa. show ut turtbr 'uiins iait Mr.
Nomhw A hurhed back tn Lis ANIMAL suurk ~ tent
and ,ain Ia TOW bN forced mairhs Toe lonh tHutncy
VA too tuch f,r tao hF aud only Elephant, wno Alp
ruu,hed on srflvius n lnndou Mr A'kius thor upan
nnnnnrrd IA al hls was ihp apv i've elephant a. ths
talr A ham, N .usht struck alt MownWril Ito nfna
aimed he tact thAt his trnt remained tho puN degd
rirpnsnt an LnsiAud, lha Was novelty, NJ MuWb,
Wtl dM wonderful baaaoas, tAo ti,al ounv,ya Neas
.tt..,s a. al
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THE END or HELEy man.

Hers was a sad end SAID DelmOnlco. "She
performing AT greenwich aud siuio Of tue ulcers
NODWch Oh oiled 10, aAd ked her 10 give an n'
prOMptu rfUrmauce. soc eat into IA tigers aud IN
q OF rOsnl first she ia see llng WIKI
h hip, ana thu b ast ught h,r DIR -, pulled ner
down nle another one caught her by the tItOa and
XII led her, aEd'-po Ltms 10 man who had 1u come
the sttps-"he helped % carry he OIt he W.
keen Df ue u1u,f
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CURRENT ANECDOTES.
REpUCED egyrLEKEy AS OABBIss

q. q. Leland IN The thicdQ0 IftOahe
Ifnov amsn, tie son Of a 81 deVtnt 81 ~ OF on "
the very frs 10 don newspapers, VINO Drint musn r-
dueei told ne tina he o zen hlrsi q cab for 10 II ngs
afier dark and aote drY PICK up iares ava I'd ikc
money. He menLOne her poor gent enen W % oi.
the sam, Owing 10 ther .uDer or snOw dye o life ard
Rrea cr tact, these Or genl M n 90 "a all n nun
more money during tine me time tam an Orilnar7
cab My In dormant tx Ia CaIgcs it aiaeJ hlfn
with foreig ers he sma ak o. tie looms had lur-
Iishei him " TN cOmpiimen :. Tie would say 10 any
LADY that he uly ought satlsh d with dnvi n
"a Oeauy or nothing. but wOUlI stu like 20 drink her
hea.tl, tho gb h. should rem mbsr 10 hfr
LOOKS, and noped TO recall that she &c
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Miss Cadogna mot the three gentlemen IN the
duaWms.room, aud greeted thcm with stately
courtesy, She was dtessod In black silk, relieved
bore aud thoFo with yellow ribbons, aud yellow
Toso WAS M hor dark hair Through square mar
Ga ct lace, u glimpse of a wh,to neck showed in
'front.' aud hoe arms were bare hom below tho
elbow, She was like superb Venetian portrait
by Titan or nordone aud Ambrose maryelcd at
his own audaoity in having attempted 10 paint her,
Mrs Cadogna and Aunt fitz were also present but
they were scarcely dsoernible in the rich ustre Of
The beautiful young duchess.
After the introductions had been effected, Ann
brose retired into the background aud confined
himself to silent observation. The duke, also. was
voiceless or monosyllabo. and sat with his great
soft eyes fixed unwayeringly upon Beatrice II de-
vOlyed upon Mr.. Ardent, therefore. TO make play
rs best he could At first be addressed himself 70
Mrs CadOgna; but that lady referred everything to
Aunt Fitz who in her turn, expressed herself in 50
Eccentric and sublime manner as 10 be quite in
tomprehensbe; and at last the dialogue confined
tsei TO Mr. Ardenti and Beatrice. was, after all.
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Nnnsienr p said Mlle. Enlalie.

draw a veil over the remainder Of that inter
Wow / will merely add. M TACT that before the
tram started for Bristol Hugh and Eulalc bad ar
ranged between them that fualio should 20 Tor the
prcsont to Miss Spurter's. hut that Hugh should
shottIv come over and see her. and give proofs of
his really being tie person le represented himself
to hc. Re lid so over before long; aud tulalle
won't shortly after to- stop with liughs mother at
from -lueh at Cruchv and declared himself per.
ic,tlN satisfied that ho WHv pclson at houvrf and
before six mouths Wrr' ont The UHdi'r ainhc was
settled tn the universal sat viacttou ot every body
concerned Hugh luttlUtoWu has stuck 60 tho hai,
where hu ia dums remarkably we'll bN tho MAIl
and Mis- lurht tolls mo- Whenever visit them az tlu
tom uoWnday~ that hrr husband aud myself ato the
only Two EurlI shnrn ohr over know who could i"ll
their rs With perfect accuracy hu' ihrnt NnV
know Mrs. Hugh was always Suoh dollghtlhl
Attlr Aumhug- lielTaNla,
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.BPalfeI&

Send for our Treatise on "Health and Hap
plness of Woman" mailed free.
BRADFGELD REGULATOR Co., Atlanta, Ga
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COTTON.

bottom is still strong, and ii Liverpool
h l-l6 higher for midd.ing up'ands
uerling points higher for futures i'm
months. Amcric ports present Tho
bteS as 10 spots and a slight advance
lures, more diStiuct y a. to mex sum
Hons. II view OF the innrpvcd mar
great impetus has occurred In the
Rnt toward the seabOurd Port re-
for the week eudc1 to-day.
Il ovember 2S,) are j7,2ig bales,
t22l 9lS bales, the corresponding period
Nm The present week, in this city
N very fair test of the amount re-
n In first h1nds High prices
n, have been eagerly offered and
#p0nSe has been made 1t is out oi
D That the larger half Of the crop due
<lrepdy in. Up to last night local re.
PR l6,i27 bales, shipments 1899 bales
1ks as bales.
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SfcG Headache.

One single oosc Of Dailey's Saline Areriert
will cure 1t nine Tunes in ten cases e 10 the mud.
est, best ami cheapest substitute for Pills In the
world. Ii cures constipation, 5iliousness, SICK
stomach sick headache heart. burn, acid stomach;
relieves indig, stinn, refreshes aud invigofates
the weak and feeble, cheers the depressed, acts
geHtly upon the liver and Kidneys, aays symp.
toms OF fever, promotes hcalthiul persDirauon,
Rheumatism, tlesn.es the stomach and keeps the
brain cool and clear.
When You need purgativo-try a. Large
Bottles 50 cents. II Il rs pleasant IS glass d
" soda water. Sold evtryNyhnxe.
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AN OLD PHARMAoIsr.

have had to do with Blood Diseases asd
selling Blood Remedies for q years, and do
not hesltate TO say that Swiri 's'Speelic IL tn
pest. Numbers ofcurcs OF Flood Poison Sy
Hs use nave come under NV observation nrl
some OF Them wonderful II 10 an excellep,
tonic, and is used largely by delicate ladies
ana children, Being entirely vegetable n
doeS not produce any bad effects like posash
mixtures; and is The most satisfactory rem
GUY thht sell. q. ", DIXON,
Auburn, Ala, Sept 10. Ia
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INocULArED PoIsoNi

Some eight years ago became the viatip,
OF u fearful Blood Poison, communicated bS
q nurse To my Infant, and III nee throug
tne breast aud Suffered FOR tx long 20 rs
The Mercury and Potash treatment sea aexi
10 drive the polson further into my system
only To bresR Out In worse form on other pSr
tons of my body. Three months ago berp
aking Swlft's Specific, and II has cured m
sound ana wei. IL Is The greatest biessin
Mrs. TW. LEE, Greetyillc, Ala, sent. lSi
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sLcNRs so5YBARsi

"A member otmy ehurch has been ontiyelv
cured oran liberated sore leg OF twenty- ayc
years standing by using two bottles Of Swtft's
specific. she had various kinds of Treatment,
ana ana had almost despair.d of being ,wes
Swifs Specific cured her, aad she feels iSat
she has q new lease ON life.
ELL "huM PLhR, Pastor Meth. Chxrsh,
Macon, Ca Iuly "A, 1864
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ECzEMAig

y, NY dnnghter, seven years old, has been n
nicseN WIN Eczemn for two years, and afts
trying other remedies In vain, | gave h.
SwiltS Spe clilc, IS. = +. and one and Ia
nottloS cured her sound aud we'll. IL ia n
BEST blood remedy In the country.
Mrs. NJ. ). JUDKINA
OedartOwn Mil, July %, lsS4,
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RO8 Nam street.
Two Beautiful women.

Cleopatra and Mrs. Langtry, although of dill.
rTcnt nauonllilrs, are types Of beauty which all
admire. Zach enc hld a secret Ia retaining their
beauty, and both succeeded.
One drank herb and root teas before breakias,
topreyent ali female Irregularities, while the Other
Used iron toy the same purpose.
Both succeeded. Nnv these two great secrets
are combined by the Medical Profession, Tor the
special prevention and cure OF all e male com.
plants dnlrregularijest that aiTct old and young
females, which is acknowledged to be the grand.
est success AS a icmale regulator and iron tonic
ever before known. a. Is known rs DR.. Orom-
coolies English .clnale Bite and II regulates
and removes dl mnnthly excuses, distractions
and ircguiariiies ii builds up all broken down
constitutions, strengthens the weak and feeble,
imparts iron To the blood, beauty to haggard iea.
lures aud bloom to faded chreks.
i, cures Mysteries, Leu, urrhGa, chlorosis, sick
headache, nervousness, rnlpuation, liberation,
prnapsus utcri, and all 9TH, troubles that are ne.
cuiiar ~ old or Young women. send Tor 9s cent
book pEkE. Sold ever, where.
J.P. DRoMSooLH & CO, Prop's,
louisville, Ky.
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Ie vs ot weak or lame back, back
,"lat'sm, etc., will lind relief
Ilnis one OF Carter,s Smart Weed
cs SPonna Backacho plasters,
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ri nfpsls ana liver complaint yo,
M Wy srSiltee on every bottl,
|ol5 hn.ltaiixer. 10 never fails L
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+ re. ln9youaise dressing Of all
=, saiads, cold meats, raw toma.
Sieu salmon, cabbage. etc, il
Sa'ad Dressing. IL Is, besides,
'nllcal than homo-mads.
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vANDERnILT's &ILLroNs

,0ould not buy nom me what Swlfi's sps.
U Si nas zone Tor me. IL cured mo OF Scr0fa,
Ia IN It's worst form, after had su Tered W ~
u nltg9n long years, and hnd tried all fhc
remedies only To break down my health and
make me almost helpless
MRS. ELlHAB eth BAKER.
aeworth, Ga July 10, 1894.
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fAsked.
FClosed: New Nors, easy, New Or.
|u'at' b!NerfJC,, quiet; Calves
steady.
~ Female Bitters has become
fhpld word. Tho lisning child
4 testimony by saying "it cured
/. Whllo the happy mother will
II saved her daughter.
I, nh ugly face when you took
is better.
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FOU NJ ID!
FOR LADIES ONLY.

REMEDY endorsed by the hes Physicians
and Druggists nj Its home.
REMEDY hat Mr.. &. W. O'NcU. Good
water, Ala says raised hlswiC from an in
val d's he'd, and he believes saved her life
REMEDY Of which q y. omi emit NtpntA
merchant said: 81 would have l.lvcu 3I0I as
soon 0N would q uiCklU fpr W ut2 bolt es
OF your med cine did for my daughter"
hEMEpl In regard 10 Will IA ;. J. Cas-
tell,, MD, dru gi-t, IhOmJsyillc, t-u SAYS:
81 an recall instances In which Il afforded
10 ieI after M the uSu I remtGtp. ni ed
EDDY sbput which Dr. T. b. Fcrfcli,
LAGRANGE, Ga W / es; 81 have used Tor the
lust 20 years the med inc yuu arc putting
up, ana consider u the be combination
ever gotten tOAoth = or the disease for
h'Ch n h recommended"
REMEDY about which DR., Joel Brauham
Atinntn, raid: 81 have cXamncd On re-
cipe a Il have no he, 'utinb II advising ity
usr, ana conf 'cntly recommend ii %
i REM isDN which the Rev. II. Il. Juhnton
near Marietta Ga, says he has used in his
FAMILY with the "utmu-t snti>fAcu ~ and
10 ommcudcd II to three famil es, "whn
10 lhI y 20 ue Just what 10 iS rCCOnimcn led.
a REMEDY of which Pembcrton, Iver.on &
DcnusOn say; I'VE have been selling 10
lor many years, with constau ly increasing
sales, Tho article Is staple with "a and
o.c 81 absolute uCriLh
\ REMEDY OF which Lamar, Rankin Il la
mar say; 1--WE odd 20 gross In four months,
and never sold II II amy place but what It
was wanted again"
4 REM EDY by which Dr. Bnugh, of La
Grange, Ga, sa s: ~ cured one % he
most obstinate cases OF NICARIoUs NEN-
SITUATION that ever came within my
knowledge, with n few bottles"
\ REM EDY of which Dr. DC. Hus., n Ia
sulyb, Ala, says; 81 am fully co WINGED
that IL is unrivulod for that lass ufdls, aso
when . al inns 10 cure
A REMEDY about which Major John G,
Wh'tucr, NJ All ,nta, well and mVorably
known all over the United States Ms " Gene
eral Insurance Agent, suys; 81 used this
REM dy before the war, ON "a lar q plauta.
ton, on great 2uuiber of cases, always
| with absolute success"
A RENE about which Mr., I.W. Strange,
Of Cnrtersville, Ca, cettines that one bottle
cured two members OF his family OF mcn-
strual irrogularty ormauy years 81 auliug
THE GREAT REMEDY Is
Observation-Disclosures
Send for our Treatise on "Health and Hap
plness of Woman mailed free,
BRADFmLD REGULATOR Co., Atlanta, Ga
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Nharown's Iron Bitiers Co., Bal.
pur for the PROTEST picture
made, Giyo namO and street
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| ~ n olass work aud low prices, 90
barrow, $50 Main street, every
y, ,ne gas hitting and plumbing
DO found there. .
IL. Il. DOYLE, Manager.
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leu ny the use of Coconine, aud
bIeS ana promotes the growth
F'Srlavoring Extracts are the
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MspiclNEs.

DR EUGENE DENAUX, OF Franco.
10 sell his neyer-failing remedy, "Nnt,We 1.
Nonnubial Restorative or vitalizerv All
anecied with nervous debility, loss OF man.
nood and all kindred diseases, should al onre
procure ms circular from which to learn NJ.
Ut once procure from us, or through us 3,
your druggist or BY press, the never fail N.
temeuy NRoWDua & BALDWIN,
wholesale Druggists, DALLAS, Texas
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( A wollknown gentleman snys: an
I wife has been In delicate health for M
! teen years She suffered feariully every
month with pains and excessive menseS
\ doctors could do her no good. One bottle
Of Mytlrecs Wine Of Cardui restored hei
hcnith, Hno she gained eighteen pounds
IN N0lsht Ia two months while taking it.
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This r.urc vino is n simple vegc- \
able extract without intoxicating
qualities, md hns proved TO be the J
'nost astonishing TONIC FOR WOMEN l
Known To- nedicai science, ]
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ticI.lrre's Vino OF Cardui Is recon. \
mended for painful monthly habit,
diflcult, suppressed, excessive and
irregular Mcnscs, whites, Falling OF
TIE Womb, Change OF Lifc, General !
Debility and as - tonic for delicate
ladies. l, was tested In 1000 eases
aad cured G50o OF them. Its aston.
ishing action mystiRed Doctors, do |
lighted sufferers, and restored thou
Sands Of suffering women 10 health
AVID happiness. Druggists sell Il Mt
Sl.oO per Bottle, A siyty.four pnro
pamphlet telling ali about It FREQ by |
nail.
.tsIaETEalnnnR Ahrnin.alr M
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~ Is self-eyldent that physician paying
particular attention TO class OF cases attAins
great Skill and physicians IN regular practice
lll over the country knowing this, frequently
recommend cases TO the oldest office In Amerl-
ca, where every known appliance Is resorted
70, and the proved good re modes OF all
ages aud countries are used, = whole house II
u'"d for Oilice purposes, and all are treated With
KIN In a respectful manner; aud, knowing
what 10 DO, 10 experiments are made. ON no
count Of the great number applying, the
charges arc Kept low, often lower than Is de.
manded by others, lt You secure the skin and
Important matter. Pamphlet, % pages. Sent
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|la. "so Angelica, Sherry, 'rokay.
|r~'" or amy u,nor wines, com,
Tom & FRpippno
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'o'her should be without
YUAN FEMAhE REMEDY

4 m II Us. All fomalc diseases ant
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pI}lIf fE }MARRIGGE GUIDE. ! p2SSg g

Elegant cloth aud gilt binding. Sealed for 80
cents In postage or currency. Over mr. Won
derfulpCn pictures, true olife, articles o.. NE
following subjects; Who may marry, WHO moi;
whyp Proper aye 90 r.ArTy. Who marry first.
Manhood, WcmannnOd. Plyr cat re,av. Who
should marry. How '.ie bLd nRypineai may be-
increased Ih9st WAsstsu 8 loI'Ar.i tatinr
marry ing 1hoa.G ras- Is. q .1v,.. ps 80 rea.
by all ndu,t Totsors. tdrl Esut sneei OtS auN
keY, Popv ~ S.f,sct suLc a. AnovA, latt pster
o0yer pnd x tssse, 4 e5uS " ah!!, a money
e. ptstiIg.
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Texas Trunk.

AHNhs trunk
GOING SOUTH,
NO s-Slail aud Express, leaves 400 p, NJ.
GOING NORTH.
No l-Mail and Express, arrives Hoo A. NJ.
Ira'hs aud : run daily, sundays excepted.
Calf, Colorado II santa Fe.
Arrives Dallas ..... l0,Oo = "a
Leaves Dallas . 6,sS 4 M
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election Notices.
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a a2s t o. be SS ,sets 'G' To- o'1 Viz
Two ssocato Judges Oft Court of Appen In The place
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tule. -ta.'- o., ,. oil, ,t. r-..,
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fiet Fun aud NintA Assembly H'i' ' 0.' ''u1y oi
r.s.or,ave r tc ninth oa~rc.' u The United
Stale. f.r ''i. -r. "n.l iu,. ,,' y -, ,t.
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county 0 'tN i"~ ,, tr r,...r.s. - f,. rr.,oi
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ut 'IH ' w. >. ,' r.c rtrtl q, gross % tho rf'ed
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States fo. iIt l.'N'IIi
tle h'r.t1tN .ir', ' i.'.' ' '" ' '' -
oi h" '"uh' 'i .'' ,t.tl ,-.4. 10 Tho ted
a sVI t-euiauN. in lNr IN N-'.. +... ..',,..a ~
State. fI DO VEN. '.- 49, 80,
lie I"tuirih ana Won. r..trt t,,rd.d mi, i.e
of t4e Twenty -'rnuh A7-'u' y "a
north ny me -uNiH sire "i I'D, t... o.s.t ..t
~ 1y P.I'I 'I % G % o., cast b. tic 4st RIVER
s..s i|-.,A,''''Jt ~ N,., Eorl
Pspcs,rf4f.te BOO Tie forvnnth CONGRESS OF the United
$40. f., trf...lI r-tlIti II-tI 0-tf ~
N.u.fteufl Twenty lhlu ArHruNll bFItt- tuu
.fr..f . i.c Twenty second Assembly DISTRICT t1tti
Ill. norm by tle r -.r OF ueIy nr-t street 90 te
sorfb b., tht north ny t- sAi street y ne W. ~
east 'dt ~ re avenue and east O' 'N' H''' RIVER I'D
4 i.cl ....lfl.se Boz t i7rtyunt " %, .1 -.s
@f4tes fpr tlr tuuitr'uh '"H- ID, l,,, t..l.
81 o. ,4s .quI'y y, III f, W S'aty Of sew Yora
county Olicers also FOO be- sloc'ci lol '4i" D'"1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-05
Donr0 nno RJ1ms.
East Side.

GhSb OlAA9
4 SIRiCTLY PRIVATE FAMllLY H ,d 1
gre quiet home plea.ant with full or partial board
COMFORT Tribune Uptown onae, l.23s Broafwiy.
\ FINE large room on first floor, 100 East
4 LARGE ROOM newly and handsomely
h'm'u only, reference
| oAAR5DiER. .WANTED.-Il7 East 18Th #;
APPOINTMENTS cEc'hcn t1b.e, references.
FURNISHED BOOMS,vith board, for gcntlc-
NON -5- ith ave. near 2l'h.'t
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, Gy-
tnpos ,,5 '.. Eat MIS- ''''' '' "'''' r'''
NO.3I EAST 2OTU.ST.-Sm of rooms with
= r-.ta'o bathrooms private table without board
". - EAST -sT.-Dcsirohle rooms
- WIZ h'ui pc1uoneu' rrr erred references.
G.ECOND FLOOR-1wo large rooms. con
- noctre vir board FOO elegant order 100 Inst 50h't
I GRANERCY PhRk.-ElcgarHv furnished
"u' o. Do tN board Horse and 'ufroundnf' un'H
I7rH.sT, ~ EAsr STrYyElhNI
rooms viii board. t..r.eu' -
~ - ST lGrumorcy Parlu.1t9 EaH.-Bcau-
11 Win ' oasra ing 1ss .9 s' '"" % a'f BIC o,%&
DID-ST. 33 tat.-Choiro 81 rooms with
- roal1 southern .,posre Table board
re- LAST 2oln.sl.. Hand .omcs inrni ahcd
| 80 'ogm, excellent iahel arrangements mad" 4"
- IRVING pLACI.-Dc4irabo rooms with
- board boo suites nnd single references
If MADISON superior board sec.
"nd foor loui rooms on suite. other suites and
lIf EAST seth Handsomely furn-
~ ..hadIors r.tl board Dung rom bact parlor.
West side
NJ. 1853 WEST -~T.-plea mt. we'll