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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-10

Fort kScoIt Monitor: Three or four
weeks ago the St. Louis Republican pub
h'hed n long interview with Capt. Reeves,
of Appleton, Mo-, abont the Bender family,
In which Mr.. REEVES made positive state
ments that they were all killed by the York
party, who followed them ont of Montgom-
cry the time they disappeared from there.
REEVES stated in his interview that he was
along and saw the Benders billed After
that article appeared Gov. Click wrote a
letter to Col. A. NJ. York, at Dcs Moines,
Iowa, and received the following reply:
DIS MONIES, Iowa. Sept. is, 1884.
Gov. G.. W. Click, Topeka, Kansas:
DEAR SIR-Yours OF the 18th inst, con-
tanning article published in the st. Louis
Republican, just received, and would say
the article Is a pure fabrication, without
even the semblance Of foundation In f.lct
had seen the article before receiving your
letter. My brother, J. II. York, of Fort
Scott, was visiting me here when the artl-
Gle appeared, and we determined to take
prompt measures to trace the authorship
and responsibility Of the article and will
make inquiries for the purpose of ascer.
tanning whether such a person IS Capt.
REEVES lives at Appleton, Missouri, and IL
so will call upon him and request proof OF
his statements. We will give $4,000 for
proof that the Blenders were killed. and
with such proof we believe that We can
trace their connection with others. In my
opinion statements such as the one in hand
have been put In circRlation from time to
time to prevent a continuance of the
search, and it Is quite remarkable that
these statements that the Bcndcrs were
killed are revived simultaneously with
some positive movement tending to their
recovery. Whether there is connection
between the two cannot say, but if there
IS not it is most remarkable coincidence.
Otherwise my brother will place the mat
ter in The hands of our attorney, j. d. Nc
Cleverty, Of Fort Scott, and he will no
doubt have occasion to communicate with
you. Very truly, A. NJ. YORK.
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Voting Precincts.
State Of Kansas,
County Of Barber,


State Of Kansas,
County of Barber,
Office of County Clerk, Oct Z, 1884.
At regular meeting of the county commits
sioners held this day the following among other
proceedings were had:
Several petitions being presented by citizens
OF C0manohe county, attached to Barber coun-
~ for judicial purposes. asking for voting pre-
cincts in said county, il is
ORDERED, That said county, attached to
Barber county for judicial purposes, be diyid-
ed into four voting precincts, and bounded as
follows:
N utIlnga precinct, with voting place at the
town of Nescutunga, the east half Of town
ships 81, 81, 80, "a and IS, range Is west and
the west half of townships 81, 20, %, "a and IS
range IL west.
Watson s. Fullington precinct, with voting
place at Watson & Fullington's ranch, all of
township %, range Is; all of township g.
range IL; all OF township %, range Is, all of
20; all of township 30, range Is; all of [ wn-
ship 30 range II; all Of Townships 30, range Is;
all of township 30, range 10; all Of township 30 ,
range 20.
Lanes Ranch precinct, with voting place at
the old Lane ranch, all of townships 81 g. 3d.
"a and 70, range Is; and the east half of town.
ships 81, 81, 30, "a and 30, range IL
Coldwater precinct, with voting place at the
town of Coldwater, the west half of townships
81, 81, 80, "a and 30, range Is; and all of town
ships 81, ~, 80, "a and 81, range 10.
By order of the
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. .
10 RoBr. J. TALIAFERRO, County Cler. e..
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An old-tin- pOlt'eiJu writing remnis-
ecncfs ior'thc ID troit Free Press says that
old Tom Benton mad. tie first anti nonop.
oily spcrch ia this coDniry. At that tim.
there were not more than forty corpora
tons in the United States. He warned TN,
people against the rucroachment. Of capt.
tal, although there were not more than
three millionaires in the country. The
GOnlls aud Vanderbilts In those days were
John Jacob Astor, Stephen Girard, aud Jo-
siah Qusey.
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A. G. Sparks, Defendant.
To the Ahove-natnad nofandont.
Voting Precincts.

State of Kanses,
County of Barber
Office OF the County Clerk, Oct. =, 1884.
At regular meeting of the comfy commits
sioners held this day the following among other
proceedings were had
A petition being presented asking for an nd
dit1Onal voting precinct I'm ElwOod township
and the board being satisfied that the PRAYER OF
the petitioners should be granted,
ORDERED, That voting precinct be estab-
lished in said Elwood township, bounded
Rs follows:
Commencing at the northeast corner Of sec.
ion !, township 30, range IA, and running west
to the line between Barber and Comanche
counties; thence south to the state line
thence cast To the section corner of section l3
township 81, range IL west thence north IL
the place of beginning.
By order of the
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
10 ROB'T. j. TALLIAFERRO. County Clark
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Kansas City Times; Lawrence has me
state university, the school for idiots and
III" United States Indian school. Topeka
has tho state capital, a government build
Ing AMI sn Insane asylum. Leayeuworth
las the fort, the state pcnItenfary, gov.
ernment bHilding ORDERED, an orphan asyl-
uIn or two, and the soldiers home. Po~r
Aic''ison his nothing bat politics. Poll
ties has proved poor crop for AtchlsOn.
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the regular nominee.

the regular nominee.
We b, 1--we that A. J. Jones, the demo-
cratic nominee, wo..ld have been elected
anyway; bat now there will be no doubt
about the matter. He will hold the entire
democratic vote. while the republicans will
be badly split between Garrison and Nc
Neal
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HuyiAiug Material

Hard and soft lumber, rough and dressed.
Sash, doors, frames, cornice, mouldings.
Lath, lime, cement, hair.
In endless variety and ut living prices
% GEPPERT s. STONE.
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Notice of Publication

George tGeppert, by Eliza A Geppert. his ex-
ecutor, and 5. Z. Stone, late partners rs Gep-
pert Stone, plaintiffs
We.
A. G. Sparks, Defendant.
To the Above-named Defendant:
You are hereby notified that the above-nam-
ed plaintiffs, of Barber county, Kansas did, on
the 18th day of September. 1884, file their petit
ton In the district court of Barber county,
Kansas, setting forth that the said defendant
is indebted to the said plaintiff in the sum of
Three hundred and thirty-two dollars and sew
enty-tve cents 1882. 75), and claiming lien ON
west, In Medicine Lodge, Kansas for the pay.
| ment of said debt.
The said defendant, A. G. Sparks, is REQUIRED
to appear and answer said petition on or before
the 3Oth day of October 1854, or the same. will
! be taken as true, and Judgment rendered
against said defendant for $S52. a. and 10 fore
close said lein for the satisfaction of said
! jugdment- GEPPERT & STONE.
ELLIS y ELLIS Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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Sheriff. Proclamation
STATE OF KANSAS, lss
COUNTY OF BARBER, %

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF BARBER,
THE STATE OF KANSAS. to all whom these
presents shall ceme greeting:
Know ye, that j, z. T. Rigg, Sheriff OF Bar
vested in me by law, do by this proclamation
give public notice that On the first Tuesday af-
ter the first Monday in November, the same
being
TUESDAY, NOV 9TH, A. D., 1884.
q general election will be held for the uurpose
OF electing the following National, State and
County Ofncers, to-wit
/ President.
] Vice-President.
8 Presidential Electors.
! Congressman, 9TH District.
/ Governor.
] Lieutenant Governor.
] Secretary of State.
Treasurer of State.
Auditor of State.
! Attorney General.
State Supt. Pub. Inst.
Chief Justice.
! Associate Justice.
State Senator, 35th district.
] Representative.
i Treasurer.
! Probate Judge.
County Attorney.
! Clerk of the Court.
! Supt Pub. Inst.
1 Commissioner, LIST district.
Votes OF electors will be received for the
candidates for the aboveioffices at the usua
Young places IN Barber county, on the abov,
Witness my hand this LIST day of October. A
d., loo4 Q. T. RIGG, Sheriff.
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One Of the republican presidential
electors Of New York Is out in a card and
nfnscs to support Blaine, and therefore
tenders hls resignation as an elcctor.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-10

Buy your harness, saddles, ETC., of
,Finney. Good work and low prices.
Repairing neatly and cheaply done. I8
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-10

The citizens Of Leayenworth OH rccciv-
ing the news Of the location Of the SOL
diCrs' home at that city, were wildly enthu.
sIastic in their demonstrations. Of delight.
Whistles, bells, bunting. Chinese lanterns,
brass bands, paradcs and speech making
were all Inadequate for the effervesence OF
popular enthusiasm, but they were resort
cd to In such measure rs to indicate that
Lciyenworth intends to give the disabled
veterans substantial welcome. The
home will be built on full section Of land
three miles below Leavenworth, having a
front OF ono mile on the Missouri river
The building will be designed to accommo-
date 1000 men. The location chosen /:
said to be one Of the most beautiful imag
Unable, with commanding view and ST.
perior advantages as TO water, fuel, drain
age, etc. Citizens Of Kansas share In the
qualification ut the location Of the HON,
in this state, and theyrcongntulate Leav.
enworth OF the energetic and liberal spirit
displayed by her business men In theil
efforts to secure the coveted prize.
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ron CONGRESS, TTH DISTRICT
ii. VI. BICKEL.
FOX STATE SENATOR,
JAMES T. WHITELAW.
Ron RErRrsENTATIAE,
A. J. JONES.
roR PROBATE JUICE,
TIL O'BRYAN.
rOR COUNTY TREASURER,
JOHN s. RUNYAN.
ron COUNTY ATTORNEY,
e.. VI. MARTIN.
rOR SUIT. ruHIc INSTRUCTION,
MISS GERtIE SKEEN.
ron DISTRICT cIEK,
J. w. NORRIS.
ron COMMISSIONERS, Tms1 D STRICT,
SIX. w. FIELD.
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In thu Warou Linz

Geppert &stoDe have lust received q new
and complete lot Of
Balm wagons.
schutfler wagons.
Caldwell wagons
In all sir.s' for freishtins' farm work or the
road-
Spring wagons
Buckboards-
Top Buggies- 90
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

ron PHEsIDENT,
GROVER CLEVELAND. Of New York.
FOR vEcB VHEsIpEST.
THOS. A. HENDRICks, of Indiana.
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C. O. TALIAFERRo. NJ. STRONG
TalIiaferro & Strong,
Real Estate and LiUe Stool
COMMISSION BROKERS.
C. q. rAIIArERRo.
Partial Last Of Property:

WE have now for sale q large stock of unim
proved and improved farms, cattle ranches ant
ri nVn ~
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-10

ron CONVERSION,
q. W. CLICK.
ron LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
&. X. HOLIDAY.
ron SECRETARY or STATE,
EUGENE HAGAN.
ron AUDITOR.
HU0H v. GAvtnAN.
FoR rREASUHER,
W. Z. HUFFMAN.
rOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
GEORGE I. SMITH.
Tun SUIT. ruBLIC INSTRUCTIONS.
NJ. ,. KEYES.
TOR CHtEF JUSTICE.
W. p. CAMPBELL
ron Associate JuSrTcE.
II. A. HUHD.
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CHARMS
&IAhINo -.
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRAN -PORTATION
COMPANY

- CITY. RIVER AND HARBOR TRAN>PORIAIlON
COMPANY
Once Pier IL, ". r., foot Of CoTtlandi-st
Consgnmons OF freight forwarded directed to part
o. the world
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders delivery Of all kinds OF freight and mcr
thaDdise to any part Of the city.
sEA AND IIAKBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor I1GHTERAGE
Freight every description promptly ghtered to any point
IN the harbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,. BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JOHN II STARIN ant FRASIUS CORNING
forNEW.AVEN. leave Pier H. H.. foot o' Cortlndtst
az % m dliy. saturdays excepted
Freight points d. L. & W. X received a, Pier -
For ew-Hayen and points Fast N Pier IL.
CENTRAL aHlPYARD. COmmunpa9 n DRY Docks
Maohin, and Boiler shops Everything aIperainng TO the
construction and repair OF vessels
Branch 7th.ave, i2dst open daily until p m.
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lFne Chance for Investors ID Real Is tate
NEWARK Nj ;MARION. n. J., YONkERs, Nf+ and
NEW.YORk CITY.
ASSETS KSIcKERBOcKER LIFE INSURANCE Co

The undersigned Charles II Russell a. receiver o. the
Ari seTDocktr Life Insurance company WI, sen Dy "a -
Wells. auciloueer on THU RsDAY, OCTOBER - Ibos AZ
w Exchange saesfooms III BROADWAY Ne~fork =, -
0e.ock noon
Ss LCIs 25x2O0 situated Bloomaed-sye Anln oa
I've Eerke yso Chester ave sth 5th 9th. 7th Sln An
VI STA, n the CITY OF NEWARK, N j. ..o.,
Ao 100 CITY Lots situated Lafayette or Frankio,u
Ne, broadway Was-st Waes-st. Giesst, ana Wos'''"0
an MARION, Nj. $50.
Also the elegant BRICK DWELLING, barn. stable.
e.ehnOlse etc. with plot OF land OF about acres st
Ssea Oh the eastery side o. High and ave "
ias properly known residence II con.
enientiy near IL X KR. depot 10 splendid
sorhof and the vicinity Of very tne residences Ihe
loas@ rooms billiard &C. &c Also. hand
se building site about acres adjoining the SANE
Also two g-sisTy FRAME HOUSES ykers lane De
een lth and 9th ayes and LOTS Of land on the norm
~ 81 51ast between ia and 18th ayes OF them are
Wy and one lOxs5. 49,, -,
Terms OF SALE 10 per cent cash day OF sale bal
~ on delivery Of receivers deed -. r.
NAP and IA art apply at the office OF A. a;
ppsAssy SOILS Newark n. j.; Jas L. Wells snot,oneer 8
rhest Y or Al the ONCE o. the receiver 81 William st
CHARLES IL. RI SELL. Receiver.
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FURNISHED HOUSES.

= ROM INE BROWN.
90 Wesf 83d-st.. g. hrO@dwav
EOUR :. +. $, 25XG0 it,. newly furnished.
N,ar the mark. Winter or longer 800
~ 80 ' address J. p. 81 Last e3d-st. room .
DEADY for immediate occupancy, the south
IL west corner Mad sonave and c@dst-A new i9nl--tp
rnrs N. dwelling cabinet trimmed lniod al u-' pr eu
throughout RpbhE4 blD" " - -' "
rTNO LFT-Furnished house II East Both
st '' anu Abby to MORRIS r BATR & co.
'I'O LET.-Fully and elegantly furnlsheda .I 10
r5vate family on ". the diun sized house 81 VS.
b3dst Contains two bathrooms and billaI' rOom Apply
premises
rI'O IFT-Next 5th-aNc, below the PARK
for winter months elegant row n'tone rom hou,e
window an extensions everything 'ompi''' al" !" ''
order. china III lures &c. etc.
bargain u Pii'"'' 4 CRUIKsHANK& 90.
los broadway.
r-NFTRNISHED-1 story 3Gth-st. near 3th-
l ave 1000 bltist near 5tn-lve. -3OWt 1o,,.S''
uesr 5,b-,ve .sGOO: th.st al oint Bioti"ay
SAMUEL BIAhtLN Lou b"iu"a''
-TH-ANE. PROPERTY, near 2sth-Si.' 70
y lease fora term Of years 1 :. CLARk7pN, ~
-TH-ANE.. Close 10 Cornelius NanlclDIt
> house s'ory e NJ NJ on rent his'u-i O'en ue'''
"''' ALSO '' l. A CRUIKsHANK SEQ.
lt3 Bfo'dH AZ
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Auction 5aes OF Real Gsi1te.

lanes l.. WELLS, AuctiOneer, Will sell at
~ Pubic Auction a tho Exchange ealesroon, NO III
Broadway on TUI T. Oct II at ~ O'clock noon In par
utsoR Of William W. BrAcket re cree
Nos l3to q I'd l,3i7 Broadway
No. las Ith-aye go .,-., 80.
Reteree - Crntre-st.
Malta OK plaintiffs attorney, ll5 Nassau-st , =,
Arpoux Rich & WOodfort. - WaIst, and faudocA
CaBnJa. : Beekman st, DEFENDANTS attorneys.
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SOUTHERN DIVISION

COMMENCING OCT ~, lisa. $500
u, .TIANTIC UIGHIANb~. SEABRIGHT. LONC
HFANCH, LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER BARNEGAI
etc, AT 400, pm.
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gcnni,p ptopctln fct Sale ana 20 &c

&ttN ELY furnished. old fashioned tc'iurn''.
n - ...ls ura 81 GOV ard ttNphnna Northern Hail a.
f,w :, tsny iars inAhp ZOO fpt tao wint ...,. .
WV ~ CLAIM, ~ htpahuat honm 20
COUNTRY PLACE aud 5HctcA lot sale cheap
immune wv ; q. rom II, opposite alstpn
t,nR kAIE Olt tAtliANGE,-Ono OF the
,us.l pnnIr, thr tudsnn, al ifvihH"n coma 81
t. n Vri, handhnWt h"nrt containing t'"ms ~ hl r
,,,r,Vru.nis also Lana LAID uui IA buhuiiu
i a oAuitu iru 81 al this, tWo lai 80
.r,.u nDusrs gaIa-e huusr Win t"nia III 'ot'hmhh "a
ttae or g,rdn. fNeTy ding complete O. make u INST
Las rr,dnA,e with most botun rlNuI Nlo" must be
- Ia Ice aplre,iatod only fonT minutes rom station a
graf bal gain quick purchaser II uah' oA'S e4uh
q FLANAGAN
b3 Bond-t a
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Gountrp ,)roper,p for Sale ano g, Eet

yJ,O LET. Newark. n. J.-Eight bricl: houses
In fashionable section. Painted walls. tue UT coz
&C hree-story with twO-story extension ven mi 10
ner Broad and oriental Rent $500 10 SOW ~,
WILLIAM ROBERTSON. 1872 Church 81. ory-
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Bonro anb Rooms.
East Side.

4 FAMILY. OF three adults. residing IN .3I ...
n ST. between Park and Lexington avs, ories rep etc
=, IN modern irnDrovemeuts Those wish NJ the "
,ons n ease address SUPERIOR Box - Tribune 'm'''
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TIVE ERIE RAILWAY. now known rs the
i NEW YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WEsIhRN RAIL


Arrangements Of train, rom Ciambers.st Depot
qam-illy except Suniar4 Day Express dtawinf-roon
coaches io Bn{immtOD, Emr and hunalO sleeping
tp daily - Louis Limited tSprtss.-No extra chatge
JOY a-t time Pullman SLEEPING tonches 10 nhin hii'hi
az IN Nafmd fAis ~ M ithnlUni 'lh, ,',.'. '.'
Detroit t;2' pm saainnnca . m Clc', Lih l,s !. IN
tin'inhit ~ pm - loWs riNh ~ sfronu cav 'nn''
Dnlyl- Pacific Express fOr the west solid mn oi
Pullman lnv AMI sleeping uachrs o HnrhaWton llmi
Buffalo Nlasare Falls. cincinnati and Chicago Hotel ana
Bullet Ninnkine Coaches to rlictgp
elfpu-l mieinnt train fof the Weat - ~, 10, M, . . -
luis1',u rid ipssru tdtf - TNopW lWEV ~ ~ noon
li5 h5U $40 $40 $50 Hlp rn 80 1850 midnight
kunia's a. $3.50 ln2uam % r'N ~ ~ h'9hth' , o
raterson % TO 100 go loxns m " moor W ~ ~,
tlnl.i1Hinn2'T .1n ssll l0N0pm AMI ~ midnight sun.
days 90 $50 1000 m Lao o. 'n m ~ midnl"ll 90 LII,
Ntwars end Paterson Newafs ,.to So 3' W iy
80 blu h1u cyu iau ann - midnisht Se'ul INV
. shfs 1nt -urdavs rl5 nn 'lnNll nm ,nsts, -, ,,i
~unpfn si1 7.5, 1870 La 11np hau ~ :, w IVY
4 midnight funda,s HA1 $40 1920 em lao n'o7 " a"'
Wstwi,h 200 lO.3Os ~ 4.aopra SUNDAYS : go a ~
Nevnn,s emf tornwan T,5Jps ~ $50 slo epm -uhlAf
Iop,iuui and Knsa,pn and Montgomery ~ t1opm
9.esian "a i'iop losos s,toaal i,lOs si5p sun
MtddpluW h41 1hup tuis0e q n 40 ~ pm -in'af
ii, 40. Eaqs s,a .ia's Wasi@io a,i
ai Nam at Jir ~ iiebsupa AZ Meih 81 "hll ,. ID,
tuitirftla sow iusha IA inp p 10 y ia suh"'A @""
as s,e dsl quarter q aaa qes'lst ei's' eeee sog,
nnm bla am Go luih pm ever ihnb inihutrs ahh l""
es,ts ot passage apartments IA Drawing tom anu
ierpinI ,uaohts tah he obtat ann nhns pi we .N' s7
s'a ''s"i' ioi 90 TIL B.aad~ss ~ 81 n s. 40
hIoaky 81 at lhS to@ls4{ pop%s 7lO
JOIN s q "1GBofT Gent rassr Agent New YORK
NORTHERN RAlLROADO NEW -JEliSEi:
Ngacl 800 a. NJ S1t. s.O, Dat, tiiU. o'Su IN,
J.. midniahL Sundays 7,Vs. III ana 40 T. m ..o -
Nanuet fpring Valley ami Monsey Z. 10 a. H. 400 p Ill
John n ABBOTT GEM Passr Agent New York
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Bosi ON and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily (Sunday Excepted 10 Boston at
m. n M fparOr attached AMI lOp m with palace
leeping card sundays at II p m with palace seelln
leaves Grand central D'pot al /
- =. W. POPPLE. Agent
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Bnslness Chances.
A YOUNG MAN WITHOUT CAPITAL BU
~ competent Office and able to command some
may have junior partnership IN stock Commi'
House sll-st
Address with and particulars -
AK. Tribune ofice
4 GEN lIEMAN OF large experience III lntl-
n camille life well and fsvOTaby OF more than or
duary ability and genius Of uuquestonable int gritty des
position partnership mecantile hose or manu-
fac turing business INDUSTRY, Tribune oinoo--
BOSTON STAk.-For SALE controlling IN
ID tins valuable spaDer splendid opportunity
Tor "A Journalist. Address 90
iO' EDWIN LORD. Fifth Avenue Hotel, city
GI0 0n to $1,000 invested ~ working
N IUs\VW capital viii secure investor one third ID
t.st I'm Gold and silver ore samplng Works mil nv
md ready safe Legitimate business viii yield
., O0 total monthly prOnt which he Increased ~ en-
sredng milling capacity uncomfortable references fues'
desired Address W G. o. Tribune once
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oteamtoa,s amo Railroads.
,.S rARE REDUCED. Troy, S1. Berth
TIL ADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD
NEw-HRsEY CENTRAL DIVISION,

NTW-H,RSEN CENTRAL DIV lNlON,
yooI' OF L1BERTN-Sr. NORTH RIVER -.
p,,e Connection and from Rrcokpn via Annex Boats
INV E9% RE18sy1 E rPIs,
rs asS Sn Ii, M 30 400 a'o $50
Es 49, sio M istNDAls san loo .5 N
p ts.SS I'M at COlnmbaHve for Manaynns oon'nO
srT CARS on oil Day Trains and SLEEPING
'rARs on night Trains
ynns Leave Sn T an, aDs S e 800
~ SUNDAY, $50 M sso 200 mo m fm 5n e. ana d
s,51' ssiUiNbAY si5 M 4So p M '''
IG. Warren @Ss ass ga 81 NO Sun
p.fs. i.25 sis a m. G;i5 N.
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fSo e2o as s3 n sUSpAYs at s6' s5a H. 49, ci
$50. 300 1900 pm
For NFwARK at 800 6l5 615, 6;l5 7:l5 100 ~, ~
$40 800 pih 0l5 lois q. ll15 M, 1900 IN, l9tl'
rs zoo $50 500 30, 400 $50 300 bl5; o g. ~
400 81 ESQ ZOO. 7:SO, sl5 300. 945 1880, ND,
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il5 500 400. J:O1. G;lj. 500 800. 1890 p m
Tor HONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &c. AN rail- A.
500 : - a. m las. 400 5;i5 p III. SUNDAYS except
Ocean $500. $40 "A. H.
~ FRFEHOLD-At 745. II a. m, I. . ? m -
Tor LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARN EOAI al 40
an, Ia. i:3Op m - -.
For ATLANTIC CITY. VINELAND and BRIDGETON at
las p. m.
NFW-JFRSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From i'er North River. via sandy Hook
COMMENCING o. T IL, lisa. $500.
Jor ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. 50 BKlGnI /, = LCE "a r.
BRANCH LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER BAhNE"Ai
etc, AT 400 pm
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North Ivei a. lC3 POI 2572G1 al a4, and 23 Boad
vay 737 and 1s9 shave RNlngt0n-sti lOaln -
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