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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-23
NcrNOnsIlcAa.

The moment there II danger of tho i'm
patrmeut of the mind from excessive
nervous "a hAustiou or where there eN-
exists iurobudings OF OWL. "A desi,e fnr
ol-tude. stunning nd Hvoidug compa-
ny, vertigo and nervous dcdi ity, or
wheh Insanity has already taken place.
PERuNA should toe implicitly rolled ON
But II is never we tn wait 80 ony before
treatment II commenced The carly
symptoms ARE loss uf strourth ~hnn, -
oi tho muscle, dim or weak ii ht ~.
culiar expressions ct the race ana ewes,
coated tongue. with impaired ulgesti,n /;
or In others certain NOwCrS only NtO lust,
white they are otherwise OuirNipv conn
paHuiVolN good hCalth' In NIL these
PERuNA should ut once bc taken
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-23

WQ.J 4, S'mp,u. az F,IIuw,,ilr. g..
% Yelling ar 900 ''r the -3le ui thc c,lc-
bt tcu \ .tutu iaAluI Cos L..Ii.. b..
Thre~hers, and Saw Mills. Don't GUl TO-
soc him before Purchasing. liu VIII save
Uu money, e.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-23

FnEHakH& WHISKY HABITS ruroc
DuNEnM 90 home without tsaiti. Book
VI lUVtef vp,esrrttiicYte.ry, sen, frce.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-23

Do YOU know that the hrm Of HARrLEY &
WM9HT
Have goods they sell cheap, for cash on
sight
They keep open all day and part Of The
night
They sol good wares and they sell them
rghi;
Sun. they sell for pr fts and not for
"spite,"
They have goods that are heavy and goods
that are light,
Good for dark days and for days that are
bright
And more goods for the money by very
great sight,
Than you'll fud elsewhere In such good
plight;
Call early aud often and they'll treat you
white
AT this cheap cash store of HAErLEY &
WHsBT.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-03-28

bad weather continues, and roads o.
most impossible.
The many friends OF Albert Gohmann
|of Louisville, son Or Mr. J. b. Gohmann
|of this pIaces were glad 70 greet him a
home last Sunday. He left again o.
Monday Come sgain, Albert.
NJ. Nat. Smith Il building hand
|some dwelling, quite n improvement
10 that part Of town.
Nj. Peter Miller % making prepars
|tions for building large grist mill, 4
make llour By the new roller process.
This rainy weather gives farmers
chance 70 handle their tobacco, and D
they can't do any thing elec they -
bringing large quantities Of The weed 4
|to Nj. n. Beckman, crowding the street
around his warehouse.
M. 1ohn Weber. our former butcher
lis visiting here. this week. He is mucl
lplcasod with Evansville.
A butcher from Owensboro has local
ed here, and Saturday BE- bad the zines
|0f bcof.
Rumor Gays We ore 20 have new eho
shop. The shoemaker's family i her
|now.
Mrs. Madlohn u dangerously sick, -
it q feared will not recover.
Mr.. John Beckman, our clever mcrcl
ant, visited LouIsville This week. an
drought back ~ immense stock Of DR.
goods, groceries, hcadwarc, footwca
ETC., ID fact everything you may call fo
In ! large we'll regulated country store.
X
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-03-28

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f:e.,.s W. Ia t.o.-. .x ,,s.,f
nm ~orte nncc.scio,.s -hcsiy
shomgbf ~ "
The Chin ofthc 1ow,v
4 wife win cocomo. w;fc,v c,rcs
Wn.a ~ saeies Srred rrsJ"s ncs;, 1, ~ ,arnca ="
~ w,ise so,nn 0sn,;.~ n,.-,.r'
s 'o'"e '''"s e''Pe
Over 4he b,roh,es, ho.se,,o,d t.st
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-03-28

|CrucIoI Questions Discussed ~
the Late Provincial Council.
The joint pastoral letter OF the Cardi.
InaI, archbishop and bishops Of the late
Provincial Council has called forth gen
leral comment and awakened animated
discussion among ~ classes of persons
especially u its decisions on matters cha
NAV affect non Catholics as Wcllas Cath
olics, such q the decisions relating q
marriage, divorce, education and secre'
Isocieties. With view Of calculating
|more fully como Of these points : New
York Herald reporter called on mem
'hcr OF the Council who attended aIl ths
Ieceeions and who Was BY nature OF III
office familiar with every detail OF th<
business transacted b. the Council.
~ IN Glad 70 learn that the paetora
|hss proroked public discussion, be said
|afor Of coursc. 10 certain extent, it VA
INTENDED % do that, although ils pro
visions apply strictly 70 the Catholics d
|the province. I thought the paetora
|sufllcientIy full and explicit On The mat
|tcrs YOU mention, he added, in responsl
|to The reporters inquiries.
aTherc q really nothing - wonder
IIuIIY new I'D ~ ~ 1l4Rty a~~441s - ~@s~
|cmphasikcs for che most part matters q
|Catholic doctrine and discipline ths
may Be said 20 Be q old o the Church
About the Councils decision o. mar
riaucy Well, now, thc pastoral seems 4
mc yery clear and full On that point
MARRIAGE is divine institution, and th'
|Catholjc Church under no circumstance
whatever permits The sacrod contract 4
lie broken
IL there no such thing = separation
|bet ween husband and wife recognized 4
Inc Catholic Church n
.Separation, ycs, for The gravcst rea
|sons ana under restrictions thai Do no
|sdmit of the remarriagc Of either of q
.|partics 10 the original contract Will
both are living. Dut divorce - a
} ecnsc generally accepted, never. kathe
|, than permit divorce the Church let Ina
sland separate from the Holy See. I'D
-samo question was raised by the 1irs
, pNapoleon and it was ruled against hi1
.by thc Pope. Yon will find that q any
Thing bearing tho appearance of dIvoic
|has Been allowed II the Catholic Churc
Il has always been : cass where -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-03-28

A preacher ont West, Nr. H., was :
good man, but very rough In bis ways,
and very much given % chewing tobac-
60. One day be wae riding o. horse
back through the country when there
came up . shower. Riding up 70 : cab
lin Be hastily hitched biz horse, and
knocked q The door. a sharp looking
old lady answered The summons. n
don't take ID etrangers; don't know
YOU, y replied the old LADY suspiciously.
EsBut you know what the Bible says.'
said The preachcr. BE not forgetful q
entertain stranger, for thereby some
have entertained angcls unawarcs.'
~You needn't quote Biblo.' said tho old
|lady quickly; "no angel would como
down from heaven with quld 81 t0bac'
|co ID hi1 mouth y you have The doc!
ives shut, and The preacher unhitchci
Biz horpe and rode away n thc rsjn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-03-28


The Princeton Demorra< no(Icro 1u<r@
Welhorn's candidacy n tl,c (ol|o@I@1
handsome manner The GIo<on <l1111
Democratic Convention met {c111@I@I>
and Ue suppose instructed 1or >1@I@
Welborr. - u y h's home oouu1y
Al the ensuing November oIcc1Io~ e
viii hc necessary 70 elect Judge 81 l&|&.
|ihc l1fh Judicial Circuit. ed Ne 1@1
authorized 10 eav that )ud<o d. n. W>|-
bc~1 viii hc can5 ilafo tor re-c|rr1Icn
- sbjecf q The decfsion Or ihe Dcr.ocr11
Judicial Convention. JodGo WcI1o|.
necds no introduction % orr han11 A.
the people OF the county or c1rcuI1 1
has held the Office Tor many yeoro nn< #
welI-known. Both bic pr1Vo<e ca o.
iIcial life are above reproach. Uo no1
sessee. ~ every way, si1e<c Quol|Gcn| TN
nece<sary FOR good Judge IIo g =
| first -class lawyer, man of good IuI
mcnt. careful and painstekIng; m11 &
strong corvictions and o. high o1nc1 @
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-03-28

The following patents were granted
to citizens OF Indiana, week ending
March 18th. 1884, reported expressly for
this paper BY Jos. n. Hunter, Solicitor
|of American and Foreign Patents, 934 }
Street, Washington, d. O.:
Wm- w. ball, indianapolis, buggy
seat; John a. Grove, BlufIton, win
dow screen; franklin B. Hunt Rich
|mond, sulky pIow; Francis T. Rooth'
|ConEcrsville, FOUNDER washing ma
chine; John Adams Ncsbit, Char
|lottcsville, convertible bridle and halter
Aaron Walker. Kokomo. 6re escape
Benz. Atkinson, indianapolis. safety gate
for railroad crossings: John Barnett,
Lafayette. drilling machine Sam'l Brock
Edison. Monterey, harness hook; Henry
Farmer, Richmond. check rover attach
|ment for corn planters; David a. Foster,
Dublin, trace hitch; Charles n. JENNIE,
indianapolis. station indicator; Jos. p
lib. Rarey. Kokomo, gate; VIM. n. Sickle
ITerro Hautc, fIflb wheel; David 8
Armer. Columbus, truss; Jesse r. Pugh
indianapolis, spring moter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-03-28

The man Who engages T. : nozu
turing business that does not nv 11@
more right % call % 1ho EoucI1
lax The people % give bin > pro11 (111
merchant, farmer Or pr01c191D11
|has who finds thdk hIs busIneoc d. 1
|pay. There should - % c1poDI1II
vorcj clans n this country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-03-28
tsEYEN YEARS PENAL sERyI-


lFerrr-1nrr U-1nocr1f
On ~ 3o,h 81 seo,enbcr - Anna
Poe : daoshfer ~ Jonashao Poe. ~ old
scnslemno iirjn~ near Vclccn. ~ Nario.,
1ownshiD- dicd under susnicious c;rcum-
stnnces. The coroner was 4 once mott.
0cd ~ her death and proceeded "a hoIl
an jnonc<f TIE evidence hefore me
coroner ELECTED IN fact thai thc cirl lnd
died from the Effects of an aboriion and
'pointed very strongly toward TbomaG
'rrsyior, who had been keeping COM
|pany with her, - being guilty q per-
forming the abortion, and The grand jury
at The November term Of court found Z
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-03-28

the marrisgc was originally invalid
Then there arc such things - invalid
~
''Certainly. and even with Al the care
that The Church exercises over marriages
they sometimes occur. Tho conditions
that render marriage invalid are clearly
laid down and defined IN canon law.
The impc<liments 20 tie validity Of mar
|riage are Of various kinds and some of
them very intricate Ia character. u Is
10 guard against these impediments that
the Council Insists Tor the future on che
publication of the banns Of matrimony
that j. 20 say. The announcement from
the altar Of the names OF the parties 10
Ibe married. on three Sundays previous
10 the wedding
"why is this public announcement
|madefr
~As protcctIon to both parties. Ths
contracting parties, one or both. an
|generaliy known IN che parish. Their
names are read ont Sunday after Sunday
|in the presence Of thousands Of persons
Any one OF those persons who hears fht
announcement aud knows Of . law fu
to the marriage is bound
under pain Of mortal sin, 10 make knows
the impeachment 10 the priest
"Can there be no exception IN tht
future 10 the publication Of the banns n
|the churches"
<sAs The pastoral Gays, for the gravee'
|rensons the publication Of the banns ms,
be dispensed With BY permission: Sucl
reasons and exceptions are laid down Il
canon law
"And what OF mixed marriages!' n
MIXED marriages are marriages be
tween Catholics and non-C Catholics. Th'
word that the Church applies TO sncl
marriages e 1bI orrent' - K abhor
Them, and for the sake OF husbsnd and
wife as well As Of their family. Differ
lence Of religion IL cause of disuni0n q
1.-THE outset. The husband goes 70 on'
Iclfurch, the wife 10 another. or one o
|olher, perhaps finally both, 70 no churcl
LEI pll. The children grow up and ee'
their parenis divided on this most vita
Ipoint. They are pcrpIexed and gener
lalIy become indifferent about al re
Iligious matters.r
.sDoes sne Catholsc Church allow sucl
,|marriages?7
@-slle condemns them. or course suc1
marriages take plocc q times, but the
,Icannot be celebrated in Catholic church
Tor win the nuptisl mass aud benedictioC
THE priests simply assists and witncsse
<he ceremony. He II not permitte'
Icven to wear bis surplioc. The mar
Irisge, however, 10 valid, provided ID
|proper dispensation has been obtaine'
lbef0rehand.r
s.Does the Catholic Church exact IN,
promise from either Of the coniractinI
Iparties>'
.Yes, when the arrangements for th
marriage are being made che priest *
lac:s promise from the non-Cath0li'
Iparty that the ofFspring shall I'll b
brought Up IN the Catholic faith.'
\ docs the Catholic Church Recognize
the VALIDITY Of marriages between ncp
]Ca<holics
The Catholic Church recognizes n
validity o. marriages between al bapti,
led persons, provided there has been n
Of consanguinity or othe
l|canse condemned By the Church. II II
lease of : marriage between . CathoIl
land Z non-Catholic what u called d
double ceremony, before : Catholi
,Iprieet and Protestant clergy man, II at
|solutely prohibited. and absolution frov
,|censure ID such case can only be grant
led By The Bishop Of the diocese"
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COAL! COAL |
SCHiT7ER & GERBER

Have leased the Reis Coal Nine, and will
deliver coal % any past of Jaepcr promp:.,.
y lor eight cents per bushel, or Will sc,I
d q The platform for seven cents: THIS y
thc best coal @ tho market and viii oe
well screened and good supply alway'
Kent "a hand. We solicit the public pat
ronare. Orders len q the barber sno(
Or NJ. +. ZoclIcr will be promptly nIIcu
ANDREW n. SCIIITTER,
JOSEPH GERBER
Sept. a, 1sS3 -6m.
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RATES o. ADvERr,sESxo-
For square, 10 lines Or less. week. 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, rs cts.
Longer advertiscvEente - the same rate.
a fraction over even square o. squares,
counted as square. These are the terms
Tor transient Advertisements; rcasona-
bio deduction viii be made 70 regular
advertisers.
Notices of appointment Of adminls-
TRAITORS and legal noficrs or like character
20 be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
For Township Oficers, each el0o
For County ESQ
For District, Circult, or State. 500
New-York tribune., 1884-02-25
PriaCipal Payable 1st Iane,
up9ns PAYABLE 1st June and 1st December
xEw.ropr A-D PHnADrLrHa, Feb %, 1891

NET-Y0BE AyD PH-IAUR-IfiIA, Feb r. la'i'
WE oF-FFR POE, SALE s3.0OO.O00 IL PER CENT
RONDss OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COh-
PANT.
TuE PRICE Is e8 PR CENT AND ACCRUED
INTEREST.
TIE s9 ooa 600 bonds TOW offered similar r. al respect,
t ,e BONDS issue. %, us in June 1883 ans are part OF
$40 600 900 authorized issued BY she PennsyVna 4
road Corpany They tie direct Obligation Of one Oh tuo
largest be-t known and - prosperous corpOraohs IN 'ne
tinted staa wlose capita A. tie date Of tle "'s'
report Vas So 858O50 paying per cent d4yaehS' -
spoca col security Penney vanis Railroad COMPANY
have lodged with the Provdent Life and Trust company o.
pbdep5 as trustees v2rlcas mott age bonds OF suDsa
iy lines Of tue par s 4JOyJoJ, bearing a. as@io
gate interest of es7- Oo1 Ier annun.
THE bonds ere 20 bearer and VIII mature lst June 1917
pob prn,loal and interest payable "a Ph4iacepA ID
american gold ooa free % ali te an1 United rstos taxes
77s commons ara ,avqhle I.r June a1d lst December
tine borls are not labc be drawn or compuso1i re-
deemed before ezp'an I "a the deed OF 'f'. a
sinking fund o. psr p"f ar-In vii De an p'H i-l
yearly m the purchase ID. the bO-s they CAD De oOs-Aeu d.
or below par aud Interest.
Tho subscription Will ua opened a n ocef on the morning
OF Tuesday February -Gl, AID closed OF n'tlnca''A LON
London. ... -,
COPY o. the bond an eztr1cts from the deed of uH' Dy
vii c- The collateral securities ars hypo;hecated can Dc
inspect .d Offices.
The ssue here and IN London secures 10 tA'se
honda tina ,.vautarss o. 81 lt irrational market
New-York tribune., 1884-02-25

DEVISED LIST OF HOUSES FOR SALE.
h can be had upon application or VIII be matted iIee 20
snv address ISAAC HONG, III Broadway rooms ahu
New-York tribune., 1884-02-25
0itp 0ropertp Go Get.

TTENTI0N Is CALLED to the new
"A superior Apartments corner Shst and SdaVe 81
snd seven rooms uneIceed In gemcnts nnlsh ngt
spd yetatloE Oi their sppOtntments InOle
Ei.chen requested the entrance has are
sttrsofirsy and heai-d they are 70 rent of term
$50 60 SO month
is.ifars ser vices Apply l. J. CARPENTER, DO East
Ssdst Y N q A. Building, or on the premises
nWELLING TO LET FURNISHED.-22l
lJWest story and Easements brown stone dwelling
furnshed fe-coed and paperca throughout W. hOOAEs
toSs, 37e 0th-aye III ssOno Iempsel.
ELEGANT NEW 19-foOt S-story brown
IL l3Othst betweea 9Th and Ih sVes IOA
TILE, HUBBARD d WILCOX, 27e West l2oth-et
T EDGAR LEAYCRAFT, 1,544 Broadway,
a. offers the following choice houses TO rent nom
t4thst nsar B IS 600 4etA st ne&r
ss,s st near stsye 700 5s.s S. near az s
Blstst Lexsve 1920 32dsL near etheye =. lZv99
t3ast near Pwsy Loo Lex svo. near iisfn,sL ~ ~
k6thsf, BY 81 800 800 and Ave- ks0bO oO0
ALSO with immediate possoxsiUni - ..o
t2sA Bway coo 4Ethst- otbsve eey
SJd-st- DdzyS..- nl37tA 81 neal B Has. LAoa
New-York tribune., 1884-02-25
Gountrp propcrtp uaIIica.

CARM ON SHARES WANTED.-By Prot
estsnt married man. well ver9od IN farming and dairy
work best references Apply al HOUsE Oh EMPLOY
MEST l05 tth-ave.
WANTED "A Hotel to rent or lease, fur
ntshed or narty furnished OF lOca
on on Hudson preferred with accommodation Tor - u 100
.sfs NOT les than OF land stable room reg quiTd
hd.ress aHOTEL" Tribune. BOX Zs' Win iuu
partlculars aud lowest cash rates
New-York tribune., 1884-02-25
Amuseneut3.
IETROPOLITAN OPERA HOUsk


Mr HENRY = ABBEY rsigee4t,aIy s2OogHsee' 9ps thit tho
'--l''''1 MONDAY EyESiSG. M1EcE d.
the hrsi tine At he Mero,oiisn opera ease the sane
scale Of sgee3se as sha.ae51'' a is Es Hf Ssfs
Mines Sissda seaicf &c and ssbreb gaoni csnpaan
"'' M6z&RT's . ~ N0zzE III FiGARog
Nilsson, sea, h ami sembrich' sgnon Del Pue's
'O'''i' A0' Eossrvrs "orHELLo" -
Nilsson and frebeih; signon st9gno kasehhi-'
0-p'"-' SFYERBEER's I'll PRoFETAg
AMBRO 81 TaOAASS Hamlet" .,,,.s,.
Mines Senbrch ard scaifE, Sgn0u kAseaalan' hlIaSe~
GoUNoDs "RoHEo GIULIETTE,-
Kas hmap 2s Paene n aiT79fI.a' ,5Tst aud o'"e's
Mines sembrich ANA TrebeIi slshOn stagno. Navarro
And II possible RossfSIs 5@s "sEsnRAMrDE,n
Angler, ana others. 49,. ,s.
Only those Operas witch proved aesi attTactve o. apg s'
Repertoire tor tbe arst week MdSDAy, MARCH ~, Am
Hamlet sisnor Kaschman odeen, Nine scllc and OPhes
WEDNESDAY. MARCH le,
First sppe:rqnee q Mines Sillsop and seEneeh ~ la
- =, FLoTow's oPEhG @MiRTHA,." ,,,.
eh5zeisr Nancy Mas Ta @ Fu6ss sisnor So'aTa
anu -'''''' s%TT 1ifI5f TRD1Y issS aATryEE MARcHIA
GoUNoD's OPERA "FAUsT"
Prices for The Season rs Nishis) .,.oo.
sgnS BsgneT TEE Bose3 Re2, - ssats . @ 90
Orchestra stalls ............. - 90
Balcony ~ %
Family Circle y "
Subscription see begins Thursday Feb 2s 10 at the
TreasuTefs Ohce S9thst, and cioses TUESDAY eyenns
March T. at p m Ar applications made % Mr O. r. coip-
Prices for Si7Rle Nights ..o an
BaignOfr Boxes % seats
Second Boxes % seats -, c1
second -- roo 90
orchestra stalls '--''''-F-- oa
Dress Cncle- -----.-''''---- ------''-----. 90
Balcony
Family Circle
DIJOU OPERA HOUSE. B'way and 3Oth-st.
I'D Evenings a = Saturday matinee at2
Tbirteen week and last week bnt Two Of
RICE'S OPERA BOCFFE COMPANY. IN
ORPHhUS AND EURYDiCE
FRIDAY. MARCH Z, Tooth Performance souvenir Nghs-
Prices. Soc 81 al 50. Excellent reserved seat. 15c
In active PREPARATION. IA VI
New-York tribune., 1884-02-25

TOR SALE.-Desira be private houses ana 1,ltd
coct lots on 5th and Madison ayes ana ADJOINING sluo
strerts ~ a. on the West eide, near central PARK
0'''s''' WILLIAM LALOR III BroadWay'
New-York tribune., 1884-02-25
Drouo5~ls.

Navy PAR oYPIoR. II sIArEfI. |
NKw YORK, Feb is, 1854 )
PROPOSALS SEALED AND IND0RSED
on envelope Bid for supplies Advertised WIN be 70
ca,veS AT mi. o1oe until ~ o'clock March Ss4 for the
following supplies u best quality 70 De delivured within
ry day Of order. free OF expense AZ the NAVY
Yard, NegYOrkl ,-e.,,,-,,r,o,S .N-n prp.ra.
l3l, ,Sbs pounds Angie Iron
A.Q44 pounds Chaanel Iron.
g. rs pounds T Buil Beam Iron.
Sl2 pounds T Iron
56,4l4 bounds steel Plate ~ - 49,.
l77iA pounds Plate II Bee fire BOZ " n NJ hAnse'
81 an bounds Plate Iron q. II, No. ] hAnga
Qs6l3O hounds Plate Iron Best Refined No l.
a441 pouRds Iron Rivets. Baton Head,
0OO pounds Iron Riyets. COunt1rsank h-ens
h 700 bounds Steel Rivets. Counlersnnk Hesas
bod Bounds Wrought Iron Welded Tubes - -
All 20 be schedule ant spechoaens' "'' WIN "'
q this ofhce. 49, .... -..w -.
be deemed advantageous 20 the Government s a ...A
Two responsible suress aea fef ths prompt anu '
fu delivery OF the supplies awarded
Bank forms will be fuFlishtt NJ this once
~ ~ F'OE" THOMAS T. CAbW Kill
Psy Inspsctef. y. b NAvH
New-York tribune., 1884-02-25
6slp manteo.

A ADYERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRInUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al - y nE
brstst until a. and s0s West Twenty corner oossss
Eirhfhaya No Sg Fourteenth st. corner
80 Third ave. Forty seveDtass A. e ona.
sndred ana en,y I'm. st. up M, at regular once
NVANTED.-A young man, we WEI .sare.s a
w and good penman. TO assist IN omoo "0iA N"
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New-York tribune., 1884-02-25

NOR SALE-No. III East 46th-st., fOur-story
j stone price reasonable. Inquire RCLAND q " III l.
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New-York tribune., 1884-02-25

Y assortment of first-class dwellings, IOr
n sse on The nOrthery SIDE % S0thst near MssonaNr
- 1. r DAYS work from by d & j. Jarn aren't
aDpiy on fhe pre-0ls OF 70
- - S ras 81
New-York tribune., 1884-02-25
Gin iJrouertp 90 Get.

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"OUSES and APARTMENTS IN vlcinlIy 3d VI
1 the Park and stations west SIDE ana near my 0'' "
lot I n STEVENS Broadway cor. 52dst
mo IET.-The handsome 3-stOry high-stoop,
sionefront hay window house 30 81, Easd d TTTv
containing IL rooms extension dningIoom am r,,t
fmnrovemen Is handsomely DECORATED thonEhou W. -,
furnshed unfunshed viii sell the furniture eoHpie'" f
ply the premises.
TTNO RENT. East G7th-st., near Park-aYe.'
4story brownstone house, finished hard WOOD, III
etc. Rent $4,000 possession May 1. kEhD4NA'N A'
l4g Broadway, corner libcry-st
VNO LET.-The highly desirable tour-sl0Ty
brown-stone, high soop dwellings nos II & Eas' Xnpiv
and 81 Eat S4th-st 9th and Madison aNe P
TO Il c. PEDDER Arnold Constable Co.. lHth " ~ 9..o,
pOTH-ST.-No. 112 Fast near Park-aves
s1D south size desirable foursOTy and Daeme e %
soop brown 'front.' dwelling 70 lei OF tease APp' ~
u 'UO IL GREENWOOD, No ZIG West lltn-st-
IHTH-ST.. 145 EAST.-Furnished or IN IN
AO furnished possession. FERDINAND FISH, I4'
Broadway, corner Lberiy-st-
theEN S3OO.-A few OF those handsome
3OIO. hfeestoy brick and , tsTr}Go1'S & Nav Ro''S d"
J EDGAR LEANCBAFi' los4 broalNHy.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-25
NTTENTION OF PURCHASERS is specially

TOR CALE.-Cheap and easy terms, hVe ele-
ranr story basement and cellar orownstone zUieeV
dweles s-stor had wood parOr cabinet mitoiS &
etrle- els bells sanitary plii
sde 5rhsf between 9th and Oh ayeS Spienl @
- trvesf-rerr befug onv blocks from teniii 4En
NonUt N iris barks Open sunday. THOMAS N4CdOAS
IN Rfo1
New-York tribune., 1884-02-25
a RARE CHANCE.

N only one the most elegant modern houses now Du.
fns finished; No East 7Zdst adoinlng Mr Ilu%n1 HiaA
slohi 'OOa'4on O"N ' ~ ~ G. MACDONALD, builder.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-25

oD-AYE. STORE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
- between $50 and s4h-sts W sihree H9useS 4t - -
10 Five story Brown F4t= gll be SOFA sepGL4
f0cether quick buyers vii get good bargains JUN
FETLUTCH, las y. l25thst
% 00O FEET FLOOR SDR4AGsyE5dfSSa6 m 1Sa. yard So6
sidesi several years: May l. 5l2 West 30tl-st
New-York tribune., 1884-02-25

An UNUSUALLY FAVORABLE OPPOR-
n TUNITY purchase private Residences nor noIt sue
he ween I'm Sb two blocks from eeNAtu
stations Threes0ry high stoop biownst0ne caune
,rrrs kc price 5000; $4,000 remain on olRaGe
~ oer cent with privilege paying $500 On any interest
Gay Apply PFxrFR 56 Fast 23a-st Y c. A Building
V-stclrpsn on premise No. 243 West l32d-st