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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
mlsoELLANHous,
Administrators Sale.

in put,uanOn NJ an uidor mpntci by tho probaln
tnut u Nlak rnuuA, Onto VIII oor iU tAln NJ ruh
llu auction, nh
MONDAY, the 2lat day Of April, 1884,
At onr o'clock ~ m NJ said dni uron uo premises tho
fnlnVup described real estate situate IN tho county ~
NtNk aud state ut ono tpwti nrlng pMt tot TIE foi
lowing dWOflhpd ptrulstbl a plfl VI mo northwest
quarter " teoiun tWbhltHtyon tNi), nNtnhlp nlQtuu
1ul range seven 90 Hnd buuudud W iOlUNH begin
Ming nt stare vi the northeast CUruur VI the CruaH
iOndH hung Mo aNniNegt corner " u lf1W NJ four
aOus nov uwtcd nv dane ahl,cly hd lut llWl thence
north with NNT nn vi ruRd lNhdnH llOn lhql ihulh
vile 10 llauisbliHh i've 0hhlnn nnd ulplt lhlH To a
nHlt IN the Nhs nr vi t0hd from Louisville w llhiflH
hutpli Hnd tue place NJ beginning VI uhcl hereby do
HcfibNi thence north Win tn Nhsl lle NJ snll fOad
sixty ffrl Ia pat IN rNH liun VI Hald lOhl uuuob
nuiii, NOH east one huidtd nd tllhy ful " u
nUull THENCE south sixty iOct 10 p1l lhunco south
AOll Wrlt 0nr hundred ANA cllly feet ~ pust tln
uud place ui btRlnnlna, containing twenty four hun'
dftduH ~ nm acre
Appraised NJ tnO0 Tenn, Of laO=Unn lhlfd In
hhnd unNthlfd IN nllO roar hnd unu hfl M Two yte
from day VI aau dOirifrd payments 10 bem Interest az
the rate VI ner cont per nunuin the payments 10 10
Moufuh by hmNltlhHe on the premises sold
DANIEL ltuNAllAuUH
Administrator 1i Elizabeth l0tahaunh.
MONu u MCuARii, Petitioners AVIS marble
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

q faw days ho forRots hls early garden
iug. A Few weeks uaia, lld one morn
Ing no g0ea ont TO hiH work il0l llan
usual, and lthappou8 chat tloauu u uus
usually not, ll0 consequence lA NAV
lhe forenoon NJ remarkably long, but IA
due tlmR lhH sound OF tho dinner bell N
waited to him by gentle bloeEea, You
| nrN glad, Of course, even II thHi6 ~ hOlll-
ing hut bread potatoes aud meat, But
what think yOu he lindl upon the table
this very noon tlmey Why, white,
sily0ry onions, bright cololed radlshea,
fresh FROM the garden, and mayhap q
dish OF salad, The good wife, you know,
eaid never q word 10 she watched every
day'a growth, 40 she might surprise you,
ana are you not well repaid ~ you rise
from that table with renewed strength
aud ylgOf, which the fraah crisp yGg6tN'
blsa have impaired F0r III tell you,
my dear girls, that after theh0ney'mo0n
i9 over you need not worry over the e1n-
iillOn OF tho hOnTl, That viii ba AL
right IL y0u keep the stomach wei,
1ilad, Bat loo order 10 have good ytBo
tables va must have good SOL alu gOuu
gp1, and IN this daY Wlen you eHuNpl
pick up % paper Wllh1l, HnolUg Jho tG
vr.iaemoui4 of % dozen Or mufp s'Ud
men, one need mo-, lack Ana lfu ,lslu
uOI,icul,UfIst hn8 tId some particular
4pplGald thpy proved failure let us|
SNOW, on vice versa, II he found
upDu .flal lhaL certain NUd n better
mad ruIitr than any she hus tried Doe
fHTr let ug know thnt va may prlu Ny
lt Unul TO l.,or years comparatively
iHW made use Ot the crhp lnOtlHOmr t'l
rrv, Tor which oven an eplcuft could laH
for nothing better, and yet some have
done without II, The husband TOO busy
lhn wife not able, But now we are ne
lleyed from tho heaviest pnrl, VIZ; ihr
banking it up 70 bloacA, lhuH' VINO
na6u celery culture Il specially hnr
discovered thai ii IN not Only uunccrs
.I} but luJgrllu4 10 winter ceiur5
causing 10 10 rust aud btcOmo hollow
SgeA mon ara bo1plnntoW, for you KNOW
llH UhjHc, Of the present generation !.
tu live u3 90 have ,esH labor and muig
rs, Encourage the luaulnli lHy
u"UIW encourage llaoN' IuuH
gHvuly farmhouse now bat has l.s
.IH"nH. FiH.lHl py1.I uupn|W Zoo n.N
I home, Hll .l.U WfiN 10 WIsa IL
beautiful Ha time sul m'nU7 H,|ll.i0W
Nn.Uled.l0g't1 IU bounty, llt one OF
6nd uHp.au form of power Ho WH
u uDt HuppaJn.e ami enjoy .lo bpn
ur0t nature 'Olas soma VI Goo ml
precious rllBdf bR bolug, Aud u al'
D0N.Iug n1grl how NDHy Giu tGg- |
Eu m lu'prp1. in Our boys anal Nr' |
10 idlt lb1Y ol1 lern % love mo
blW Of ,hg gordon, when weaTiGd V,h |
NH'dug and hl'lng thN more IpD3,Ju |
tIl., how roNIul itls 10 lUuye thpm lD'
awhile 10 attend anl caIeHl the ll0Very |
We 10 not fully ralI2o ,lo comfort md |
strength thll may bedurIYtd from oar
i'n omDlOymHutA AOd since HOUSE |
plants have become so popular from tho
earliest an0Rlrop,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

Henry A, Ball, Oantoni Abraham Tut.
ilp, Canton; w. A. Robertson, Sandy;
John Shprl2nt, CantOni j NJ, Butter,
lack son, j ~ NShuuh, Canton; VIM, Bmu'
thOt, Jackson, George n, Webb, Canton
los, Waltner Cantoni Patrick Mellon,
MasgillOn; Peter HOuscl, Marlboro; Sam
lel r. Miller, Vnsrnrawas, Micha0l
Afime9, Washiugtun; H. F Bowers, Lake,
Joseph Grlmps, Washington; lgr6el ROl.
5Rugh, Nimlshilltn, Alfred unkpior,
Washington; Edward Rachlcr, Perry
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
Attachment Notice.

Va u D., uf VAninU IuWn
Samuel NJ ofalnc, Dolt } ship, SArA 90, Ohio,
on the gJlh day " March, A. ~ 1874, tnd Justice il
tuud M order NJ attachment IN ihr above action Ton tho
nuin VI unn hundred aud tty dollars Anld oAusn Will
bn luf hearing on Tie 18Th dny VI MAY A. w. 1ttl Ai 40
n m NICHOLAS ALDillDuF piln
hnilOdw Dy A n VAN Iumink, his Atry
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
Divorce Notice.

william n NJ CLARKE whntn fttlUrn6H n Unknown
Wll tuht notice that Un thu INIT day VI Ami lpii Iun
lr OWku nltl htf petition IN tho Court NJ Common
llthfi Va hil iuf tiAfk county, ohio pfhylnu Tor d az
Nulcb ilUm Ah1 Mllllnm II NJ CInftU un lib pfOnnda
VI Rluv hpnrr N duy nnd extreme cruelty, and that
thll irhnln uhfto may lu ruimNd 10 h0flnhldun namo
ul nave ho custody VI hrf child AMI f0 Uthrf proper
tr'itf
snld Chlfo viii bu fOr hearing ol aud hf'cf May Oh
lNl jAMENj uitANE
lnMJLw Att'y Tor ilAihlln,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

owing to starting tho DAILY DEMO
GRAFT bro. NuGrCgOr lu changed thD
STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT luW semi,
weekly 10 % weekly Bro NcdfpRor I'
mnklag the daily aud weekly .lr4l-cldb.
pap.Ts Wayne Go. Democrat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

The House bin by Representative
Cole, dividing Sugar Greek township.
Stark county into four election pre-
siucts, namely, WilmOt Elton, Beach
City and Justus, pas'Ol the Senate al
Columbus yesterday afternoon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
nnnlnnnl. Arnlnn snlre.

Gha groOlpa. medical woudor Of The
world Warranted 10 fpardiIY cure
corut Dui7aa CW7. Ulcers S1li Rheum,
f.yhr Sores, CUHpers, PlIm NhllbIaina.
luuH Cottu Cbapped IiwuN aud all
eruption guaranteed iu cure lu
"..U g1ln uI u0nHu Ip.Udrl 30 cIsp
pea rh0A, FU m'rbY p w. BuJr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

Rsy Thomos SlEton, OF the Canton
REPOSITORY, was IN Cleveland yesterday
pricing blbles,- Penny Press, nm,
NFeports ore true our Rev friend has
1btn there before on the same pl0us
buriugad,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

He, WaglHI, LtwwugT WIN, Dunng.
Nu. Bethlehem; David Snitn. Jack0ui
ffUuk YTuf SlplW El Grant box,
ug'oD; Juhu Smith, Pike, VIM. Cham
tru Lexington; John N0dgrOyr, Law
'engp, Peter swhrlz, L'yingtuni 'mrlo1
eloru ~, Canton; John Hewitt, Sandy,
iAmps y, Motfi'o, sundy;John A. Grubb,
ltRe; Elson Npndegritt, ParHi l9hmael
Morrow, Plain,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

Much distress and sickness attributed
30 lyspepslA and chronic dlarrhoea isOe-
sasl0ned by hum0r IN the stomach
RoOd's sarsaparllla Is the remedy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

\ II Akron ana other towns aTe TO have
a United States Government Poat0illco
building, Canton should be thought OF
and her case presented, Why nOtY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
Administrators Notice.

Notice p hpirhi given that tho uHdtialniNd has been
duly appointed hnd gualllod ~ udmnHlfalflN VI tho
estate ot David l. OhurlE tate oi Nlmh epunlt uhlo,
dNrd. MANY ANN OnEilIY
HpriWn AnmlniHtAliiN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

IN n n u wteh NJ hninN, 1890 Ouiht tree Ray hhan
kEE luiry Hutn No ilit Cnptal nn fN1ulfO1
MlIl lipidur " you want business NJ Whl0 lHrlnna
WuU mcllhW Hck, iounn nf uld can make nitAt pAy
a Mo tbot ihuy N0rh with absolute certainty write
~ uuHehlhia 10 ", llAhi.hif 90, Portland. Maine
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
-AnnITLnNAL LNNAL NMWH

IhmW TO Dr. J,NlaWl- for dogu
meury iayUTs from 00lumhnd, THO
DOcoi i9 au attentive momb'r OF lhe
Senate, ever yiglmt and pgumpl'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
MIsouLLANEous,
For sale or Exclnnge.

A rlultn location rfurrny U about 3 umus with
now ltAWn huihrI Z iOolnH, Hlltr root Wrl hnHhril
rHu uWl thllcn luunH tWl utul ono ullu uuitli
ticnp time glYUu in luli nufrhfsrfI IN viii mtlnnaa
ilp property lui iNuu ANA IN HUifk county, T0f mn
thCr particulars uuditusuI GAIL uu
dhGl UIeTItit uIIAkgI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

ilugiur irritation, inflammation, all
Kidney md Urinary Complaints, cured
HY 'BlcWlpllbl" a.,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

The Kridor horse, Buckeye Roy, adyGr'
lised f0r sale IN the DEMOCRAT, was sold
to DenlOua s. Lucas, Saturday, and VIII
make the season nv their stable near Nc
D0hnldfvill0 and Canal Fulton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
FARM FOR SALE.

wish " hull NY farm IN Plain t0Whillp, on tho
Marlboro i0Hd, unr mile aud halt nUrhNatl of Mid
llrhrhhth, sAll ilru o0ulaInH 100 Rofra twenty Ol
lhu ahmo hnnN lh TIMBER On tho iafU niN dWOlnp
huuHt, lhrn barn And out hulidiuHa u young hearing
ufohaid I'VE Nrlh nlo THESE wnllHH ~ purchase OAl
cnll enc 100 iui themselves I wUuld soil 80 hrfoI
shuul any uho No pfrfrE IN
fnbdiOn John M ODAfltifIn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
Divorce Notice.

hylnc n Saumot, whose pla0u VI foaldenoa N un,
tho nHth day VI March, llei flN hur pOlltl0n ln ho
tnec VI tho ClCk NJ Tho Court ~ Common ppAa Within
hnd inr the county " STARK and state VI Ohio Ohafgng
tie HMd lNlnp H. hAuHscl with nfOu ntgto vi duty
hhd hhlnR that lho mas bo divorced fiOm the sAld
hhuHHuf hul TOT AllmOny which petition Wlll stand f0i
hnAilnn NJ tho npxt tuiin VI said court.
l1liNAnEfll AusAri
nhfppLM ly I, AZ, MNKilA her AttT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

We need NOT for flowers, Ylf YOU have
time for fancy work, lpoud half OF " In
the care OF 'lowcr ana vegetable gar.
don, Az W. ride through tho country
at this season What attracts the atten.
tiOny N II the beautiful residence or
nne gltoY so, 10 is the window full OF
lovely blooming plants that greet, de-
light and refresh nv,
On motion Of Phillip Eyorhard thc
rules NJ the society were suspended, and
Geo, W. llnuing, thu alternate, wa7 TU'
Qua7lpl W read hiq pNepllont essay on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
JOHN p. BRYAN,
Contractor and Builder,
CANTON, ONO.

PARTIES contemplating building ilrlne ~ glono nr,io
tufuB viii nhd u To ihrf advantage To 100 him. flOif
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
Legal Notice.

luwnnct % O'Clock D W lwUu rtIl
lAAlia LEE, sheriff
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MnArnLY hII.IlIINn



CANTON hptl 2. 1884
IN the absence Of President bUylHa
Julu F, Roth called tbe meeting 10 or
der NJ l0l O'Clock, aud nominated j, X
NiesZ tle AOGlety'a first President, to lllI
The chair, who, on motion, was eleclGl
Minutes OF March meeting reAd, ana
with one correction, approved,
Unfinished businefa being called for
the Secretary stated that contract Will
printers called for 800 monthly copies
OF proceedings Of the society 10 copies
10 be hold baclg TO be bound IN pamphlet
iOrm ut end Of year, leaving only l25 Il
be distributed amOng l3B members, un'
der present circumstances Secretary hnd
TO either break the l75 Of some OF the
members muNi do without, NhereupOn
ON motion of J, Il, Roth Jacob Rupcrd,
Samuel II, R'rlhill ana the Secretary
we're appointed committee 10 whom
was relou1d the matter In question,
Secretary also Hutad thgt complaints
hNa reached hlm i0r n1t .endng ont
monthly lnpUrlg sooner n''Nr each meet
lUE and wiHhal 20 bo oynupwLrl from
400 blaWp, l8 Ho6ent thpm uui nH s10u
U received from Che prn.tu hut anll
,lH trouble was lhpfe, Wilh tle boys
who sr0m 20 hayea very high regnrd lOl
lUe TRUTH ln 'DcI 40 mnch HO, chat lhey
YrTy seldom mpldlu with NO nnl would
suggrsl sending O. ml1'l9lHly among
thrm,
My, NCGrgg0r promised he'd sue The
"buys' and have the reports out more
promptly IN the future
s II kOcthill, chairman OF the com
mtlre ON nash reported that arrange
menta had been made with q, W,
Ueldenhwnd Of tho Union Hotel on
North Market street, for dinner a. 90
c1nts oach, aud o very good dinner 10
proved 10 be too
Tine pr,ldent called upon mnmbers OF
committee ,t0 on their respective com
mi,le1', prepare their reports aul hb
rtn'y whom called un0l
Ou Uu,lug VIM h'HZ uud JnHu A
Uaum wuo appointed Committee ou
Apples
REPORT uF COMMITTEE lN APPLES,
We lhukt tasrn viii ba 70, l0lst hsJl "a
cf0J 70, ADYlw ana ,WplH.llg Vt q et1g
OF poals, Pna1hW we think are AN
FIlt "a 'yfup. occasionally Ou llIr l'1l-
ling twv sweet gIHUipH lra ull gone,
button trees of Jla MlralIu variety their
viii probably bea partial crop, Plum
are mo-, HllpI Having Wapl through
several orchards unl upon rluaN rE'
animation, we think lhe fruit 0ntlOoi,
not hDp'IH anticipated ytOlrln4.
meeting Is respectfully uhmlllnj,
JACOB hurERD,
hIL NlFI,
tN.ttUf.IItH
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nor bp and closed weak here buyers have Of the ID
MAN. y Sf Jodarept and Generally The movement without
life Sales 22o bba Old Mess spot ~ 9S5@ o 9noted
~ G2%@t75 for od and e. % i9r ncT Tir FANNY @
and III mi o. ats Extra India Mess IN tierces
s2leS2e Extra Mess 3eke si RtTF HMs
about steady win iight trla'nf quoted hrLr az ~
oo. baya m ,1 demand hut otherwise the feeling
tame. prices ore steady and without chanse Of m o
No. at l2aib 9t sci 200 smosed llama lScj sQo
i l po 3c p n vSTs-e. quoted
Picked shGaS l of Pi sms 1922
nominate Long Clear IN New(ofk quoted 81, 81
1871 loG H%'oso I D5REssED zoos steadily ed ian de
Te soorotIon Is wiih6at uth ie ana cash trad
na continues dun at the openinE hero was aGccn, "a
or ex5or AZ private terms quoted 075c March cosng97o
$500 ties May soc, closing 9lsa {SS iooI1
9ggc coSi4g G6ao &C.: $50 tc- August 9e5c, closing
quoted at oc, Continent south American a! lo2oe 80.
BUTTER-Ihe changes have not Dee @ sJ II
fair extent and me market generally vas hIn 90 %
Dairy hall trkin tubs and pals ~ 34c %elsa dD
5iro y a9Sc Wesern Imitation Creamery 25g30c;
Western Dairy ia Sci Western Factory l0G22c ROLE
i TGssi rSr pi to PT%e western nat il al3c
skins gas e Zoos are doing little better, With an
active demand state, 22d22lc Western ZZc. southerh
RICE steady Domestic 41S7c Rangocn 4 4TSc
small Obhingitrade; Dan IaluayeH
G. Telegraph crop tOdae Receipts 49S@b Dds
sales 49, 100 bbis stock, 3031 bbls Market quiet out
strong
sTEARINE-very dull and prices more or less nominal
city quoted at l0c and Oeomargarlne Stealbe ato CO.
SPICES-Geneally dull and unchanged
sUGAR-Raw, the spot dull aud nominal with down.
ward tendency; Fair Change 25 tons Tor July sO1
at Soc closing weak Refined dull Crushed 1885, Cn l,oai
& GS9s'd3 sc tanda1d dS
G7sa7c on do, 6%eG?c white Extra gsco'Sc Ei
f SiseS T Ria; rsS
for october sold at on The spot common gs
To ediu luOs T1scC Common
Medium leaf Sic Medium leaf GIG Good Medium lear sc
Pennsyyanla, 561sc 100 cases lsSi DO db
70Ilc; bales Havana soc, 81 %; 100 bales Sumaua
81 25dsl 60. ,... ,,o
goods market against free
material and yet holders refuse 10 entertain ne
idea OF further concessions.
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WARRINGTON, March l. ISSl.D
In accordance with the rOvsons OF the 9TH section or the
OF Congress- making appropriations 70 supply denenees
approved March 1888 sealed proposals will be received az
the Navy Department until noon saturday May 1851
which ard place they Will be opened Tor The purchase
OF certain which have been stricken from the Navy
Register authority Of act OF Congress approved
August S2and which Is deemed for the best interests OF
the United states TO sell. ,,.,,,--.,,.
The vessels offered appraised value andther locality
Niagara, at boston, Mass 2i200 Florida at New
London Conn s52700 Colorado s34 700 and Iiconde0ga
s249OO York; supply $500 at League Island Penn
Pawnee So 200 at Port ROYAL c.; Benicia $4,000 and
Cyane, %l2 900, at Mare Island, Cal.
TO the Secretary Of the Navy Washington aud ndorscd
proposals purchase OF vessels so as TO distinguish
them from other communications No ofer r more IMAM one
vessel should be included within one proposal
Will be sold for cash. 70 the person or persons
or corporation or corporations offering the highest prices
posa must accompanied by deposit in cash or satisfactory
certified check Of not less than ten per cent OF INC
the offer proposal bond with penal sum equal
Of the Offer with two or more 70
approved the secretary OF the Navy cooned LOT
payment Of remaining ninety cent OF the amount OF
such offer or proposal within thirty days from the date or us
acceptance defau is made In the payment OF the
mainng ninety per cent any part thereon WITHIN that
time deposit OF ten cent eha he considered az
forfeited TO Government and shall be applied as directed
in the March g. 1888 All depostsa and bonds OF Ddde
whose proposals shall not be accepted VIII be returned 10
them within seven days after the opening Of the proposals
application the Department printed st VIII DC lur
general information concerning the vessels
also forms bids bonds which must be used by bidders
The vessels examined at time by applying 70 the
Commandants Of the Navy Yards. "a,
The purchasers the vessels purchased from the
limits Of the Yard within such reasonable time as may be fixed
by the Department. WILLIAM r. IItA Db-n,
= Secretary OF the Navy.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riccr Vessels nd R''rotfs.
Nrw-YORK. March ~, Il
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NtW-1OEh' IIIVH To I'0f'
AsHEs-Quiot snd unchanged Pots 2c Pearls o@
GIG. -, ,., ,o,r ,,d
STESWAX-The supplies continue small demand fair ana
prircs steady Southern and Western, "A soc.
BUILDING MATERIALS-rhe general demands snow
mprOv This IL particularly notlCeabe Win bi
Line Iath and Cement Lumber , mas Wy NY
moderate movement. but all prices remain STEADY W .
quote: Bricks Pale. ~ 25d$4 30; IIards 80 72d1i
RosendaIe Cement. ~ 30aSl 80; American Port
land do 81 25aS2 30; English do, 81 60 - 90 Lime -
Finishing - 5asl -; Lump Soc Iath " Sna - f ~
per NJ Tumbor-Easten Spruce Sl3d&lb; .Whlte fine
Sis 6Ods22 for West India shipping Boards Yellow
Pine $2OdS23. Hard Woods-White Wood go aS3S per
S25df36; Walnut, sos $40; Ash $500: OAK s"9s
500: Maple $50 So 30. Nails - 0OGs2 % per kog Io
10 to cod
IA l2c.
COTTON-Spot Cotton l.16 higher but quiet Sales 90
bales $50 last evening" including 200 for export ga Tot
consumption. and 80 for speculation. -, -.
Delivered on contracts bales Receipts nj the ports
to-day s5ii bales against $3.50 this day last week anu
7- this day last year since september 44V'oo' oeS
period last year !, l43,29S bales ,c ~
Thequotatons according to the American casshcauoh arc
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NEW YORK WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
leave Desbroses Corandt and foot OF West AID sti
Chicago Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls and Buffalo,
'sp. go a.
For Newark Rochester Syracuse and Oneida $50 nj"
Utica Little Falls Fort Plain Canaoharie Port Jackson
Amsterdam $3.50, IL 20 a. nj SPIN
Albany ami Catskill 49, $50 l120 mt $50 % M. =, n.
Newburg Kingston Highland. Poughkeepse s. sSo IAN
$40, $50, e p. m.
.Dsily Other trains daily except Sunday.
buffet Parlor cars on $50 and l2O a. IN. and 43Op N
Paror Buffet Cars on $50 a u train for Syracuse and
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars on p IN. train for Busas
and Chicago. ........
pany Jersey city Pennsylvania Railroad station Brookyn
No Courtst Annex Office foot OF tuonst $50 fulton
st. and No DeKalbavei New.York city NOS l02. 2yIs
2Gi $685. lis s4e s2s Brcaawy No Union square no
tion loot foot c0rtandst, and West shore
Station. Root West t2d-st -.
HENRY MONETT. Gen. Pass Agent -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-19
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TIME TABLE-rAKING EFFECT NOV. IL, 1888
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON g Bound Bro Ss
F $6S at SS az M 49, 100 S 'O
p cSs GSqnff0n at It GO for aasHa con
pRAwING.RooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trans.
returning Leave da m S sg s sRa
p pm NJ SUNDAY $50 $50. 1900 Third 3 s9 90
= pG m' SUNDAY y s:l5 a m, 4;ao ?. m.
Lye TRENTON Warren ana T 1 9 SaG ss
For liz at s25. 7.5, eco d. s45 4oo
For ssUNBURY and LEwIsbURo at GAS, 7ii0 q m, s4S
READING 2gd ss s s.9
For SCRANTON at e:i5, 900 q NJ. 3i46 p m.
For wILKEsBARRE and PITTsToN g Gt5. 9oo a m,
100 1870. 345 $3.50 p. m. Sundays az o'1o p m
For DRIEToN at $40 a. m, 3'i0 p m.
For TAMAQUA at 5:45 7i5 600 n 100 1880 SAo' AoV'
For ,-' HgT y ALLENTOWN and MAucH CHUNK
For TAsroN at Gas. 900 m. 100, iao. s.0 400. 49,
$40 D. m sundays. $50 y. m.
For O's STATIONS r ON HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH az 900
Fer Sop $50 M. sSniays iso p m
For soMERvILLE at e.45 900 1880 lll5a a. 100 ESQ.
s sss a. 49, sbo e;sV No. G? 49, SsO, 800
IA e sS p s 1893 ssS oo o
@ 1888 i SSS 1854 l5S p SUNDAYS at 500 ''
For ELIzABETH at el6. e:46. Tao 7t5 500 $50 g09
$50 1000 1850 l,i5 1lY9 "a }2.S Lea ScS isS S9SS
6Is 800 6I5. Gao e.5 100 7;so 500 st5 ss9 1880 S
U.s. lSo S 1922 RG o. pn ''' $40 ''' wv
For SEwARK at $780, sap eIs. e.S 7lS, $50 SOC 81.
rs s9S ssS soS tSS 49, SS Ego S;;s
Goo, cit. 6S0 1000 1870 go 200 eto iUSV 10 10
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE so. (All rain AZ
BOO slb a M 1880, 400, 600 pm. SUNDAYS except
Ocean Grove at<00. lO<oam
gSr FEEwo65 a at SIS
NJ 100 A9O with through parlor cars Oh >So p u
FOR VINEIANp ana BRIDGEToN 81 lSo p m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No, r. North River, via Sandy Hook'
for LONG BBANCH. EAToNTowS. etc. stA p III
Tickets can ne procured Lberys per NO MOTH
River at iJ2 267 2b1 90l 27l 4ls. 72l 20 Isl. and
1919 broadway 1871 and TAe 6thavei hlvingtonst 10
s 30s East 125thst and principal Hotels IN
New city. Brooklyn at Nos SourCstI tiS fyosa'
sc and sss MSeass
Wy nn.fer COMPANY vii call for and check baggage from
~ ~ O. O. HANCOCK,
deneraI passenger and Ticket Agent. philadelphia
lie. wooTlEN' General MAn e. BALDWIN.
Gensral Eastern Passenger Agent iis Libsrtysk. MI