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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-23
AYERS,
Pectoral.

No other complaints are 80 insidious In their
attack as those affecting the throat and lungs:
none so triied with by the majority of suffer
ers. The ordinary cough or cold. resulting
perhaps from a trihing or unconscious cA-
posture, is often but the beginning of a fatal
richness. AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has
we'll proven its efficacy in forty years fight
with throat and lung diseases. and should be
taken in all case. without delay.
A Terrible Cough Cured.
"In 1857 l took n severe cold. which affected
my lungs. l had a terrible cough. and passed
night after night without sleep. The doctors
gave me up. tried AYERS CHERRY PFC
1oRAL, which relieved my lungs. induced
sleep. and afforded ME tie rest necessary
for the recovery of my strength. Iv the
continued use Of the PICTORIAL a perina-
n.nt cure was effected. | am now c. years
old. hale and hearty, and am satisfied your
CHERRY FEcroEAI. saved me.
HoRACF ~AlEnRoTfER."
Rockingham, VT, July l., lssl.
Group. = A Mothers Tribute.
"While in the country last winter MY little
by, three years old. VA. :ahen III viii. Group;
il seemed AS If lie would 1p from straneu-
latlon. One If the family suggested the use
OF AYERS CHERRY pk, ToIiAL. a bottle of
winch was always kept in the house. This
was tried i'll small ANIL frequent doses. and
TO our ucttgnt In ieke tpuD Qhit All ItuI Tue
little patient Was bfeatLiuE easily. The doc
tor said that the CHfREv fft1oRAI had
saved my darling's life. Can YOU woE.!er at
our gratitude: Sincerely yeurS,
MkS. EMMA rNSFY
100 West losiE ST., New York, May Is. Use.
81 have useL AyER's CHERRY PICTORIAL
IN nv family for several wears. and do not
hesitate to pronounce II the most sifectusl
remedy for coughs and colds We have ever
tried. 49, CkASE.
Lake Crystal. Him, March -. lese.
. suffered for .sgh, years from Peo@eliiis.
and after trying MANY rcnaesti,s WI Ao sue
cess. | was cured ty sle use Of ANtR'> CHFR-
RN .h"sFrh NALhES-
Ryhaiia, Miss, April 5. ise2.
a. cannot SAY enough in praise Of AYERS
CurnRy believing A. do tina.
bu, f,r its US. l should long since have died
from lung irou!,les r
Palestine, Texas. April =. lee.
No case Of ar snect1n OF the ih.oa. or
lungs exists wi:ch cannot b greatly relieved
tv the use OF Aykk's CuEEnv PECToRAL.
and ,. will ai~dys ere when the disease II
no; already t~.cnc the control Of medicine.
rAEPAREp ny
Dr.J.C .Ayer&C CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold ~ all Drnegists.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-23
n O

There will bc a Republican Conven-
ton of Orange County. held at Hills
boro the 3th day OF August. 1881. for
the purpose of nominating canlidases
and ,ran.acting other important. htsi-
ness. 1t is hoped that each TowilfiAip
will be fully represented. ~
JAMES b. MASONIC
Chairman County Republican EXtcu-
tive Committee.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-23

y-lRlPTION RATES
s.o be paid in advance. $3.50.
800.
.,.,n-. 30 cts.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-23
AYERS
Ague Cure

IS WARRANTED to cure all cases Of ma
larial disease, such a. Fever n Ague, Inter
mittent or Chill Fever, Remittent Fever.
Dunn Ague, Bilious Fever, and Liver Com
plant. In case of failure, after duo trial.
dealers are authorized, by our circular OF
July LIST, 1882, to refund tho money.
Dr.J.C .Ayer&Co., Lowell, Macs.
Sold By al Drusgists:
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-23

AUG. 20 1884.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-23

,.,1I~EOR II, n. c..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-23
ORCHIILA FOR GRASS.

FOR SALE BY
"a Nj Ee w EE3I3. .JI1. ~ BRO, IiillsbOrO. n. &.
A.. lf. FOUSI1EcE. ItOxtOrA. n. &.
j. w. H a I1DE.N, (Irahanl. y. {.
i. NJ. Il a 1t X EI&, Durham. n. G..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-23
T AND SALE.

August 2l. 1884.
Maryville daily times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1884, 1884-10-11
College Notes.

Not long since John W-escort-
cd = young lady TO- town. They
were enjoying themselves promo
nading the streets, when atlength
they came to = place where . man
was measuring out lemonade to his
customers at s cents : glass. Nj.
Webb being allured by the brilliant
hues Of the pleasant drink was con.
sesalied to buy 4 glass for himself.
Alloehe had, qaeneheds his thirst
~ said to the lady, @You ought to
bsy yoa q glass, It's mighty good"
al Webb went t0 Knoxville on
last Thursday SO that he smight
have his name put In the paper, but
It was not put in, and since he has
exprsssed his great disappointment
It shall qppear t0-day, end We call
the atljAtien Of the public 30 It
The niaii box wse1skea down
yss>seaat morning; t5ths Adisgdss
q all ~ students. ni i.u
Maryville daily times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1884, 1884-10-11
FIRE!
A Thresher and AZ Ot+hlssI +l Iv.ilaabiisss il,ss bis
ra. Burned. iia0aot7a =


y
Yesterday we received the report
OF q destructive fre In the 18th Dis.
trlctt The burning occurred on the
farl Of Squire John Gamble. The
|st Ia thresher ofWilsdn and Ever.
Il j had been employed, and on
TAu,bday thrsshed l6 bushels of
clover hay seed; night came and
the hands repaired to headquarters
to pass the slumber hours !. AT three
o'clock yesterday morning one Of
the hands went 10 the thresher.to
arrange the machinery for opera
tions, and discovered the thresher
on fire and the surrounding ground
burned black The flre could mot
be extinguished, and all was lost.
The ten bushels of seed and five
lQgb Of hay shared the same fate
~ Me thresher. The losses will
y 1fpant to. over $500. 9 It Is not
AAdwn how the Are originated:
They had threshed this season $50
bushels Of clover seed, and were
promised as much more; The lat
ter is clear loss. 4sgTs,.. -. - III, ~
Maryville daily times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1884, 1884-10-11
Good Morning! \ Farewell y ! =

With this mornings issRe the
Fair Daily T1MEs makes its: fare,
well bow. We have done our best
to make the Daily . succsss, We
trust It's many patrons are well
pleased. With us II has been : enc
cess. Considering the disadvant-f
age with which we have labored We
feel proud Of our effort in being
able to sustain = Daily even during
the FaiF. WeYeef highly grattAed
at the manner in which the Imerch-
1snts and citizens of4he city and
country have given US their patron
age. We trust that 1t will not be
long before Maryville win be able
to sustain the regular publication Of
q Daily. If our railroad and. .tele.
graphic connections were tetter 1t
dlbe much easier to sscsftsin
news of general Importance. We
are labsring to build up public en-
terprise and for every interest Of
Blount County. Herinterests shan
[be our interests. Our columns shall
always be open to articles Of public
interest. We shall endeavor Ito
make our Weekly issue better than
ever before. Help us make 1t, an
established institution 'ios'urio p
Maryville daily times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1884, 1884-10-11
TELEPHONE AT THE FAIR
Pug GROUNDS.

sHalloo, Central!" "Hallool Is
that you, John?" Eyes, sir, that's
me. Give me Maryville, right
quick sWhat's the matter? You
are In an awful hurry. Something
wrong at the Fair Z" No nothipg.
Haven't got the time toStAlk about
that now; I will tell you all about
the Fair to morrow, II you ring me
M. C6hnect me with C. PflAns6,
right quick; they say he has . very
flne, large stock of Furniture on
hand, and people are actually COM
ing nom Kne3ville md ldy,ngfpn
him. It must be cheap, too, you
bet, and want to order by tele-
phonA ,ees e get ahe@d. cad get
the ~ Skoic3 aAl fnijd ~ ~
your friends about it. and let them
call at old Chvrley's Headquarters.
That's allto-d day. Good bye, John :
Maryville daily times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1884, 1884-10-11

3Halloo, Mac, where did you get
that fine watch y. Eats. A. Patton's
where oil efne timepieces come
from. 'ii'2 81 ,9re l'alTs2oInoaa
Ifyou want . watch t. keep good
time have IL repaired 1t 8. A. Pat
toms. siaiaaos yolas' q f0'f7i.aoa q ald
4 The Maryville Woolena Mills
have more than Doubled their Ca
peeity since this time . year ago.
Yet Mr.. Parham says he Is crowded
with orders. ....., -
Maryville daily times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1884, 1884-10-11
CHEROKEE, N. G., Sept -, 1884
EDITOR TIMES: =

CHERoKEE, N. G., Sept. - 1884
EDITOR TIAEs: -
Hoping. \ few words from West
crn North Carolina will not be taste
less or wearisome 10 the readers Of
the TIMES, embrace the privilege
Of giving . few items. am teach.
ing an Indian school near Cherokee
which h about tea miles above
Charleston on the Lufty River, and
being principally an Indian COM
munity, ! see more Indians than
anything else. However, the pres
ence OF Prof. Sprays family and
. few Of my old school mates adds
much to my enjoyment and appre-
citation of this locality. q Taking ev'
erything into consideration Tthihk
tAe Cherokee schools in this vicinity
ase doing well Tho school o. Cher
okee, taught by R. 8. Tice and Miss
Emma Garner, IL quite full and Is
giving good satisfaction.
The people are getting along very
we'll and saving fodder, they are
raising larger crops Of tobacco than
common for this part Of the country.
Along the rivers and. among the
mountains and ridges Of this county
where, not many generations ago,
the bear md deer ~ Re seldola ne-
Tested by the Are Of the rife or by
the bark Of the huntsmsn's dog, the
whistle o{ ~ itcbMotvea 70 heard
by a higher race Of beings which
now inhabit the coves and valleys
The psSjls Of we4 North CT
qlina held quite s.promising Fair a
Asheville last week. About twenty
ave Of the Chesdk ~ tlde4 ,tom
this place, who made II much more
interestingly performing some o.
their exploIs. I
There is getting to be- considers
BILE talk here about the November
election. Many Of the Indians WHIT
have heretofore voted the Demo
cratic ticket expect to support
Blaine and Logan. '''' " =
y. .ndn mann !. O. =. w. !
Maryville daily times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1884, 1884-10-11

DaC ny 20 0Uo0oAs
The TIArs Giee Club was out in
full force Thursday night Several
of the citisens' residences were, Wis
tied on the midnight round.i Songs
sentimental, humorous and u ~ =
cred, were sung; the silvery moon
keeping vigilance 0erhead, the
town clock Ginning in with golden
melody, and the sleepy roosters
waking up by the concord of har-
monic sound, Joined in the soul.in-
spring chorus. Not until the bright
hues were visible in the East did
the drowsy wanderers return to
their domiciles. ier 91Gd nfe h.lia
Maryville daily times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1884, 1884-10-11
FATRaaV
y Fourthly and Lastly.
= A Nc 1sfatsd lowd
ASd Ess ,fW F.

yesterday CLOSED Cne annual eX.
hibiti0n Of the BloQnt County, Fair. J
In the aggregat& 9e ~ y hsl =
cesl About 900 pbl > keT a 1dl
grounds in tho foee1oQn, and the
crtwd grew lager toward o. time
81 racing at 4P. M. The morning
was occupied by sweepstakes and
an address. o. COT Yearyood,s of
Bweetwatet SkskkEkgb
We npts edat Ni stosn4s q
flock oil saHS HpaAhk nierlno sheep
that deserves especial mention, 1t
is perhaps the only flock OF thor,
0ugh-bred mefinos in this part Of
the State. We are informed by
Prof, Cate, the exhibitor. thata he
sheared fifty-seven bsnd6 Of wdl
from five head whia& De sold at -
cents per pound. sFIsS iYer1pp
buck, Colonel" dSubtls& the 2&
sheep ever brought into this State.
His third fee@ we1ghed twenty
six poue y ASsss olA buck, ana
jor,s se&tdHiasG spsing eleven
popnddI : gsWs ls1hb q same age
shesred nine pounds. This is GER
tainly a sheep country naturally,
and there certainly would be money
in keepiaggood sheep. Wewodld
be glad to see farmers raising more
sheep and fewer dogs. There is a
sure proat IN the former If rightly
kept and then cared fol, while the
most of the latter are worse than
useless. We hope Dur next Legis-
lature will give " : good sdOs Law
A scrub race was made up at the
fair grounds yesterday morning
which came snear,. proving fatal to
Joe Rhsa. While running his
horse, II threw of, landing him
against post. Prompt medical aid
soon Strengthened him out, but he
still has some recollection Of an
earthquake. 4 I'll 4. ilI et5
The races yesterday were three in
| number. The only one of interest
was the running race, which con-
sisted Of four competitors. There
wdb some fast stock on the ground
bnt for wsutsof competition theil
speed VIDA Aot brought, OUT Thi
following is q summary Of yester'
days speed: ,<Nt9T4043
Single foot race, two best in three
first money, John Conner; second
money, Pat fRasor jDd ,I.G ! q.
Trotting race-frst money, G. T
Johnson; second money, d. L
King.
q Running race-6rst money, John
CoAner; second mSney, Bob Mat
t6ews
Tony Thompson, the little color.
ed rider, takes the cake. He wOn
the admiration of all present.
Maryville daily times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1884, 1884-10-11

Mr.. Parham has made It his
hishest aim 10 see that the goods
made ~ Maryville Woolen Mills
vere constantly improved. Per
.o.s III over this and adjoining
states, give him the pleasing as-
..,ance that his Jeans will wear
anal 70 II hest In TIE lAs1 y
I'll IH0 =
Maryville daily times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1884, 1884-10-11

fuoint Discusslon. IA
Is Next Tuesday Is the day for the
joint congressional discussion. The
candidates, Houk and Ledgerwood,
begin the discussion at 1880 O'Clock
in the Court House. -a 5Sl.
Maryville daily times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1884, 1884-10-11

pa a'issnetAing HeWr..oa sioslag
All wool Bed Spreads woven In
figures, very handsome, ut Anchor
Woolen Mills. (Their own manu-
facture.) ahs.g a.;,t sed .,,.,,,i,e 4s
Maryville daily times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1884, 1884-10-11
NO. 5aalafu MIlAAIR;Yv1L1EaTEFFNNr IlAIR "a
Correspondence.


A6rxksf woalD, Af
(which Is not in Blount Co..
Oct. 10. 1884.
EDITOR TIMES; yI,l j
Say 70 yosS scientific readers, snd
~ We boys ard girls and the old
w61sen, tojlppk. k.outl< s)isf
The last prophetic prediction
about the dry, ,wsatAeris, thatrths
internal surface Of MsIeatth is on
Are, for the earthquAkes ielt in This
vicinity are indication of that fact;
-and the Internal crest Of the SUN 10
one vast molten mass like melted
iron-and it may be soon the earth
will be like iron and the Heavens
above Ike brass, and then strong
men will treinble animate and in
animate creation die. Now, II 1t
don't rain In aithousand years this
will come to pass, and don't you
forget 1t! WILD PROPHET.
A
Maryville daily times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1884, 1884-10-11

New machinery, new brick build
ing, fine steam. and water power, is
the att..stiAl ! q! IA Ne 4.iIH
Maryville daily times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1884, 1884-10-11

JAMES PARSONS,

IH7 % Jiii1 y VI . blHa9f9Al 9d bnnl
aG2 stalS q 10 ytiIsi.oaq sdi in,ii
in9 sob OLE gap 9hi yd b14bul ~
8 ,s2oo9ihq ihguiin9Dh3 1ol sbnyl
Maryville daily times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1884, 1884-10-11

Ths creek near Hanna 4 Thornss
hcsogy - bsse ecles1sep ept
Maryville daily times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1884, 1884-10-11
uDon the new firm.

= Toi h9sI p IF07 iilii IHfafs
l ~ taa7s icts str -a
i;e- - ,s1e,'3li,a qTo7 ol.A.'ei .EsI
.risr.ifssg. 'saa sir3.a. =
Maryville daily times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1884, 1884-10-11

,liIUV IHhi0i --3Ili IA NfNd uny u
ilnl 9sg ,q1t H ~ ee ~ qrisah ~
y"lrp nGs Hef n9dW or hng arGi
Maryville daily times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1884, 1884-10-11
We Pay to-day, Cash:

SMITH 4 BONDURANT.
Aaryvilla Usnn. 80 30 iiss 'l
2m-sd q ~ s'is 4,
Maryville daily times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1884, 1884-10-11

lp iind 10 Wis ,0o9g JIa .i,lHais ~
i'a14' id.a.7. s3Iihd> .l9odW ,..is edi
''aiS'Ia3 a. m26 So aGes haa ET
i1ff9 9WQ.ieG4
Maryville daily times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1884, 1884-10-11

IL = LIT TT fiiFt 7fti J
.lism s-Tii y,ie,I riiI'g 81
Maryville daily times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1884, 1884-10-11
! Having purchased the entire stock and
Burger, Hood & Co., we have as large and
!, ID d]'.i; viii : OiSf,' !

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III si siHid 10 hHhd aiT .YainDoo
roa e.5i % - ,yIoia 19li iscdiiW
4Gl 10 sdi1poi-99ghi biad isasatliaia
bgliii bha ,'siis7 ,ssJ,iaq le eeoaiq
noii'tiii.ib hun 10noh hliW mohi
-r9tno won sDiqoi9yob Vi eda vol
1aaqx9 ynm bllow oaT .sosiTa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
g. olne95 Chances

ADNIEIlsINENI FOR TIE NEW,
y lIl. OBS Dts. SD I'LL IL HlDIlN. .N AT ~
trtuNt nrtiutt E", Ig~lNH .iH-t Ig .,a.r
I.l4tl ave-. So 1853 Iuutl.tr. corner tontvni. -
90 Ihfr'.vt. corner I.I'U .rv.ut.-f Sos lHr I ~,
ave- ur4r zfrfA.-t ,ui 40 tnr HARLEM uli D. ?, w
lLlrl me I llrlAndtN euty LitA-st ~ ="
2 b. r.. 90, regular uh.r l4ir7.
SATISFACTORY PARTY VINO ,AA
- command D. uUI adequate interest i.H
0f al position n Irfnhauf FORMED Do prose. It' lr
fIr Hfr'+ u' which can i-
demon -.I4i,d H4rre prlaucf h4. rr'y -' r
cash part .' t" ~url' w.louf effort. Wo'A-
boz running is- Iua VlI pay from the START 81
lr-t Iel annually. loa... Viii Io gwen ~-' -'
4u.r-t.
IInc pals only dealt ~ -h. Aad.c's ...,..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
STOCK AND GRAIN FARM

~ NEKNON COUNTY. NO. NEAR KANSAS
OOe acres or sSs with without herd ,u ped greed
Durham cattle and afbOUds -u mares Wh ,oa
bv imported Norman Farm vel waere and rich. large
nine ! room and iarge barn. tenants
houses besdcs all well fenced and IN high Stale Of cuItya
ton. renting Tor cash or part u crops
r,pertv an estate 10 sold on time m parflong
time OF h. sui buyer This place widely know as Moore
Farm. chance Ton party u make
uousy Superlor u ANY other chance Address
WILLIAM =. POPE. Executor.
klA Ollycat, 81 LOula No.
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fcq1l Mollres.

CITY COURT OF MISUNDERSTANDING
= MA AK y. I.i.ih rs iinst J1nS FUosACsAUI'
I'n are hr-oy summoned o answer thr complaint IN his
Io'a9 Win ar AR yi the -rsic IF THE ,' .am
exclusive oi nr Hy OF service and r c'e ~ your fuure 20
rant -lt t4~ rg. .e, tc.iaadei n tic comp ait
49, VII M,ooUoALL ri,.gt.a'. Attarney.
yo, 20 t sum IT -l0o Win interest from August D. I-5
" II i.5lrGALG. Part.fr. Attorney.
Cv i@ef.ris8i i,iS lT, .a1'srt ~ ~ f-. e i.
mon wed upon y'u Hy publ ION pursu'ut order
Nc'Yort. died BE- t,h d,v Of june 1885 ami l.d v6
t1r ,omg ',i I'D me- oc.o thc ,ic o' ue cay Cont "
&C. gr> at te civ lia in said city on te Ioh DAY Of
Nee.YorF. July 10. 1884.
orce ami sar,. So INV "; E 2 R S',;sy
CITY COURT OF NEW-YORK.-JCLIU
= II. EL4U- ana LE3r,N ELor- Plaintiffs. against
IA" -pN is. N -. De s4iant. summons.
You hereby -umao1e to answer tine complaint IN his
Hltor,ys WITHIN ten da ,rter t sesvi,eo tIs summons
ann, % or Ihs 'ly s sg,, ,n ~ ,''g a y1"g 'r,
fault ortIs relief demanded III tue compliant
cHAMBEELA \. CARTER q HoRNnLowER
oGce and Post oacr l,,e.s, @ Brarvav Xev York CITY
4 io ,n' ne.rnalp. "a go ~ hiS -. l'r To- goa
an ,rr d. r lion ird O. t.t .Jar' %. Tn, 2nrt
y ae oge a lhc 're Of ne ny curt Of Ne"-iorN' at
'n tI i l',, n n. he g. I,y %, H.w-'ork
CHAMalELhIN. CHHrEE HORSEPOWER
once and Post Office address $40 Broadway, NewYork
CITY COURT OF NEW-YORK.-CHARLES
oc 5. ItS ~ ana Gl.'I.1E r. DILL, .i@n''-'
To tne above nsr,oi delrndlni - 49,. ....,,,-, ~
US Auoric. IN NM ZEN t. aIer ne gcrsict OF 5h4 .
mons. exclusive NJ The 10y So am Of your
Irg to a9P,a Or ans.er nd inen W III 10 aSen lsa n'
iiNH1nlS SI,,. G!R TllIl,sr 1onNR1owER
Onceanc Post ofs.e 3d-nss 40 r5ldvav N.wYork CITY
4. y II h ]
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Couutrp propcrtn UGnteh

4 DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NV
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED Al \ ~ ~
UPtONN OFFICES, No. lt-ls bru~aNby corner lhliy
tirsst until p. and sos West Twenty hrl- eSt.i
Eighth lave. No 1913 FOurth-zse- tOurternihsL
100 Ihirave. Forty-sevcnthst Noa o i'' 'l
ave. rxfetht, and az the HARLEM OR 7 T. 90
Ihlri one hundred andtwenty hIth-at' w
4 .. m. 81 regular Office rates
NJ An ED.-BO.trd IN the country Wthih ~
w miles OF New York city TOR two children WHO h-'s
n l., Tribune Oinee
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5aIcs bn Aurilou.

T. NAVY NArn 3
REooKLrS, y. y. June 80.
THERE viii be sold at this Navy ard. AZ J. /
O'Clock, tie -ith dry Of July 81 the following AI
ccs
loft
Lot ? About 200 pounds % lax and cotton clippings
r. tlr sail IOT
Ihr VII De sold 10 The highest responsible 1GtT ~
uuic aut ton twenty-five cent Of purchase mnn'J
10 Dee deposited balance OF purca
money be paid and goods removed from the Navy h
within seven days from date OF SALE depOsit vii DO oi
leltrI
Tit goods % De sold by weight on Navv Yard scales
IHOr SCOTT PHILEMON y.
C0utuod r. and tOulmlnlali
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proposals FOR The erection ~ Court House and jan
at Firt.burg Allegheny County Pennsylvania viii be r.
IN Dy tle Controller uItI O'Clock p M OF
August lG. l9~t.
All proposals must Ice made accordance with the plan and
srrcidca ou prepared by 10 ~ Rthtrl-pH architect which
VII be,poa for examination AZ the office of ts county COM
missioner, ou and after the first Il1dly otIuy next
All proposals must boz mat. blanks fnrn shed byt1s
architect application at tao Aforesaid COnmss.on'rs
Office
Trcortrlc; De awarded ~ tr' lowest ani best bidder
upon irving tie comfy sol and flHo en- bond 10 fhe
SUM " Fg. UIGI.ef Il11-a1t Dl'rs 80 n, with ap
proved les. IA l ps-ior nance Of th' Work
AU pds be ac-ouluar d with approved bidder
.o1I ar two up mo-s suru.s residents N te -t'te OF
pruusy ra1 u tc SAN Of one uuurod Thousand Dollars
eIJ0uO0.
Tho Commissioners reserve to right to REJECT and al.
bids.
JO1IAH SPEER.
CCufr0 . I county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
5Inluon5 Ulttso-- alIes.

DUTLFR or WAIrER.-Bya Young man in
ID pirate flmIy IIsi u7enfl Ell A.r,lIl'{ L'lrt'
a.Ur-r Is wiling % ,,toaay part Of The country address
j. b., 81 Las, .stl-,t
DTrTrHER or DRIVER.-|vavom German,
ID tu--a -pe4sine ago d.. wears three ears rsne-ece
HE Sop -na IN ,Af ~A5,p '3i .4 w. Esf 4y.
C1ACUUAN AND G8OON-Bv sober, re-
- im.I Protestant an age 81 tbor"u-by nnier,'ands
DIS "'.l., ,u a. .,,..r address, e., " f. IriDuue
COACHuAN. PORTER or PACKER.-By a
I asins.o young mAT age year' references TON TON
H.. r.s, Aad.css GA. Cd lIA;G. =, ~s--st
FARMER aud HOC EKEEPER.-Bya couple
On s1t'rn1n' ,'ies; a. l,o as -ssr md S-le2
um.rr brs,o. r..erea.e, Address D. = . ''--l.e
ARpENER.-By young man who under
ou,. dr-.ias- ma.red vie 800 10 TO louseWogA, good
rc..nnc, address p. b. l55 Thriave. -
CARDENER.-By a single man OF long prac-
II uc4l experience cd rover and grape raiser:
uuerr4uds fruits, rowr'' Vega tD e. aNls, &C very BEST
All cfrv rrf-rrnce 4 o address
u '''' II GAkDESrs, 553 Broadst. Newark. \ J.
IIAIL-BOY. &c-Hal- boy orto be generally
useful can ar7e Or TorF II pY+s' Ws. s3rh st.
V\ViTTD TTTFNDANT. OrtO wait on gen
1 -'.'n,'n. h. hest civ references Address
X - u tribune Cptown Once I,-3s broadway
nFFICE AS~ISTANT.-By a Young German;
~ prass rrsso sat sa1tory references At's
O-'i-i'' JAIL co LhAN, 81 YES ii Il.
STEWARD.-By frst-class yacht steward
- Iii heat references present and former
poTegs. - 4 - - "
TWO energetic young men, WIN small capital
| would Ike the a. ncy for Chicago Of SOM legitimate
bu.ness nouse Address
Jus J. j. HIAa-. &C Milwaukee ave- Chicago. III.
Useful AMY strong, active young
u man driver porter OF sneh york eity cerrr
j. kNICkS. lUJ " Get JAth-st
USEFUL MAN-As general usetuman or
I t. work about smans pl4c, Ia country or hotel
good references. low wages ,.., 49,
HENRY BUEN-. lo9West 34th-st
IrSEFULMAN.-As jantOr, night Waterman,
y driver or any place where earn living.
G.. NJ. 100 Wet 3lth-st
ITSEFULMAN.-As useful young man, OF
pce in couuyy uDdarst andA milking md hOr ses aud
gsY,iai fsrn work Aldreh. w B., 100 " est 3sth.ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
Che Curt

MONMOUTH PARK RACES, Long Branch,
VI y. j., eve y TUESDAY, TIL ksDAY AID sArU II
DAY 70 AUGUST - Races promptly ar , 80 D.
Races each Hurdle -resDashass
each day Train. and Boats direct o Course.
Philadelphia and Reading Liberty Ferry 7f5,
. II a. m, u M. 1918. l2tj p peuns ivania r. q,
COrtartt and Dcs0+-rS e. Fer D. 1870 q. 1870
Eoats sandy Hook Pier r. Il am ~ i5 ifi5
pm Pare Round Trip Including adm s.0n 10 Field ~ 80.
J. n. COsrFg. GEO. l. LORIILA 3D.
Secretary Presdent.