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Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31
Misses Belle Stephens and

Misses Belle Stephens and Mamie
Cove, two beautiful and ~vivacious
young ladies' of Centralia were guests
at the Hotel d'Ferris Monday. They
were visiting their relative, Mr.. E. A.
Chauncey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31
Corna. Cornat.

| Corns. Cornatt
II you have any go to Fl. Hall's
drug store and get a bottle Of Painless
Corn Cure warranted to remove the
corn. 29tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

For RENT.-S0 acres of new land
near Mexico, on the northeast.
nj. j. Bass.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

We beg leave to inform Miss,
that we knew of the sensational item
referred to, and did not publish it,
because we are waiting until it be-
GENES newspaper property.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

A. P. Bishop, the live jeweler Of
Miami. was here visiting Iast week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31
Eggs.

Eggs.
Wanted-ali the eggs in the coun-
try. Highest market price paid in
cash or trade. Also spring chickens.
BIcKLEY & MOORE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

Three of Mexico's pretty girls will
be married within a month.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

The council met last night and will
serve notice on the gas company to
have gas works in running order by
June 1st. The prospect looks bright
now for light.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

The grand jury is grinding slow
but exceedingly fine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

Reuben Daniel, son of John M.
Daniel, of Thompson Station, was
married yesterday to Miss Florence
Robertson, also Of this county, by
Ed. w. R. Wigginton. The happy
couple left for Chicago and the East
for a short trip. They will reside or
q fine farm near Thompson, presented
to the groom by his father.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

Hosiery made to order, cheaper
than the cheapest, at G~riffen's. Call
and see his stock. IS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET,
ST. LOUIS. January 20, 1884.
CATTLE.

Good hogs were In excellent demand and
/ were very scarce at o 90. common hogs were
propOfti0nately plentiful and sold OF at 10 to Is
| cents. There WAS . wide range in coarse grades,
light mixed packing selling low a. % 60 to 6.
| Medium packing, D toe Is. Good hogs, taken
| by packers, butchers and shippers. s. so to 6 s..
| Light hogs were almost nominal at IS IS to s 50.
SHEEP. E
A string OF sixty-eight head, averaging fas
pounds. sold for IS IS. and another lot Of 70
head, weighing lis pounds, sold for IS 20.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

Shefftel's oysters are SO fresh that
they will jump down your throat be-
fore you can catch 'em. 34tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31
Residence for Sale.

Residence for Sale.
want to sell my property, known
as the j. B. Clark place, near Hardin
College. j. M. BEsHEARs.
Pitt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

The following are the cash sales made
by VIM. b. Woodward { Son for the
month Of January, 1884:
ass acres 0 mica east of Mexico, A.
Stoter to Boyd q Campbell for $3.50.
l6o acres prairie land un~improved,
John and Frank Hulett to Barney Fin
newald for $500.
100 acres Q miles east OF Mexico,
Freddie Culbertson t. Edward n. Jessie
for 1880.
House and 1 lots ON Promenade street,
John A. Books to z. p. Cunningham,
t2,155.
House and lot, Sparks addition, Mrs
E. Gray to John Mauppin, 457s.
Total ei4,25O.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

The money will be refunded in any
case where DIR. Gilman's COHOSH
AND TAR fails to benefit a cough
or cold. j. +. LLEwELLYS,
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

s. r. Martin is now. running the
post-ofice store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

Drop into Collins and try his
Peek-a-Boo cigar-the best in town
made expressly for him. The toniest
saloon in town. l9-tf,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

Insure with r. S. Steele in the
Sunire Of London and the Traders
Of Chicago, two of the best compa-
MES in the world. SLIT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

Go to Yerger's and get the boss
musical organ-cheap and complete.
Call and see it. S5-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31
LETTER LIST.

MEXICO, Mo-, Jan. 81, 1884.
7 IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
IL office at Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri,
and which, ii not called for within four weeks
from date, will be sent to the Dead Letter Once
at Washington City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

Don't fail to read the advertisement
of j. B. Schroll, the lumber merchant
of Farber. He is a live, progressive,
go-ahead man, who IS doing a good
deal for the county. He has moved
his lumber yard to the front street,
and has greatly enlarged his stock.
He will not be undersold in .lath
lime, lumber, etc. Give him a call.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

Bulk oysters, shell oysters and
clans kept constantly on hand at
Shefftel's, 34tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31
GesA Chance.

6ooA Chance.
Moore & Kennen, Of Laddonia,
offer their drug store Tor sale, cheap.
The i'll health Of the Junior partner is
the reason for their offering for sale
this desirable property. Here is a
fine Chance for a good business man,
young or old, to make money. Lad
donia is a good town, and this is one
the best properties we know Of. 4lti
Wanted!
Fifty great horned owls, dead Or
alive, with as little blood on them as
possible. Leave at W. A. Morris
and get a reasonable price.
j. r. LAMPsoS.
For Sale Or Rent.
A farm Of 80 acres, we'll improved,
two and one-haf miles west of Mex,
leo. Apply to Mrs. J.W REED,
Commercial Hotel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31
Respectfully, &c
w. A. FowLKEs, NJ. d.

W. n wv 1nLSf INT IT
Rev. Silas Smiths case is set for
Feb. 9Th. .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

Go to C. F. Yerger for groceries.
26-d.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

Free lunch at Collins saloon at
10 a. m. every day. Everybody in-
vited. 1877
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

II you wantito borrow money cab
on Hayden & Gregg. II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

Write or call on W. G. Barnes,
dealer in lumber at Fulton, No., il
you want red cedar posts. lift
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31
LOCAL NOTICES.

Go u 1erger's for candy for
chr;stmss-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

Parties owing the LEDGER long
standing accounts will save costs by
paying at once. tt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

Woodward & Son have q complete
set Of abstract books. 42-tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
PARKER COUNTY.
Temporary Quarters-Two Candidates
-MeatherfOrd Waits.
Corresponds OF the Gazette.

Corresponds nee Oh lue OaEetlS'
Weatherford, March 5-rhe COM
missiouers court, which has been in
session since yesterday morning, rent-
ed the upper story of the Hedrick
building for the use of the officers, at
Il rental Of fifty dollars per month for
four months, with the privilege OF a
longer time. The court authorized
County Attorney Nivrett tosettle with
the insurance companies and to take
no compromise.
The district court has resumed busi-
ness in the iiedricll building, and
will, | understand, continue to the
end OF the regular term, or until the
business is disposed of.
Judge Hood has announced himself
as candidate for reelection. lie II
too well known to need any eulogy
from me. lie has many warm friends
in Parker, who will delight TO see him
in his old place after the next election.
MI. Charley w. McGehee says he Is
a candidate for the legislature again.
| predict that he will press the nag
that gets its nose under tue wire first
! Charley made a gallant race before
but was defeated in caucus.
The effects Of the Rev. Charles Rlt,
ter, an Episcopal minister who died
here ab0ut two years ago, were SOLO
to-day, by order of the probate court
at public auction. They consisted OF
house and lot, household and kitchen
furniture, books, pictures and otlel
bric-a-brac. There was some spirltele
bidding, and the prices paid We're good
The old Carson & Lewis corner Il
being torn away to-day, preparatory u
the erection of the new buildings.
Hon. /. \. Roach WAS elected specia
judge at Palo Pinto on yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
AUSTIN COUNTY.
, Mephiiic MulhattOn MOnster-lts
True Character Revealed.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
Scaley, Tex, March III see an ar
ticle in the Galveston News from this
place few days ago stating that 4
hunter Of this place had killed q large
Mexican ioncss and captured Two
cubs They may have killed lioness,
but it did not smell like one of the
average citizens. Ii reminded the
community more of Il skunk than q
lioness. Now this revives the Null
hatton yarn of last spring and the
manner in which the News pitched
into the GAZETTE for publishing such
fabrications. Parties here have re-
ceived letters from al parts of the
state offering TO buy the skin OF the
lioness, and dealer in such things n
Galveston actually came up to oealy
Oh Sundays train for the purpose of
buying the cubs. Now, if this is not an
imposition in the creduiity Of the
people the Mulhatton yarn was not
either, and we would advise the News
that people who live in glass houses,
etc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06

factories and horn works, and so estab-
lish interests that will tend to a speedy
development of the country. My
neighbors are all wealthy American
ranchers, with interests as large, If
not larger, than mine. We are on the
best of terms. / have demonstrated
that beef gets heavier in the winter
than in the summer when grass covers
the prairies, and several large stock
breeder. have been convinced that |
am right" The Marquis gave glow
ing account OF many immigrants who
had prosperous homes, all the result
of years labor. lie intengs to raise
sheep oil a large scale this year, and is
ready to invest $l,000,00j more. IN
like the many noblemen who have
visited our shores, he is an enthusias-
tic worker, who ostracises himself
voluntarily from the social world TO
fulfil his mission as other men do.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
B0SQUE COUNTY.
Brief Notes Of Local aud Personal News
from Morgan.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence ofthe Gazette.
Morgan March 5.--The school
opened Mondayas per announcement
win twenty-five pupils.
The artesian we'll was commenced
Yesterday. Flowing water is expected
The board of aldermen has passed a
law .forbidding sheep to be herded
Within the corporation.
Mr.; Charles Rodgers has been re-en-
gagged by VIM. Cameron 81 Co. He
WIZ 80 to Waco as soon as he finishes
UP tne company's business here.
u. J.. MeCoy's MINISTRIES showed
mere last Friday night. Their per-
iorlaances were well attended.
me farmers are all busy preparing
iof Their future crops. Business fair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
To Whom it May Concern.

On the first day of May viii have
grand drawing for handsome gold
watch; each individual who IL now
mking the GAZETTE. or who will sub.
scribe within the next thirty days, Will
nave chance in the drawing. free OF
.narge. None win hold tickets but
.nose who pay promptly. Subscribe
~ once and secure u chance.
II q ~ MELTON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06

DoYoU WANT ANYTHING
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06

uAvE You LOST ANYTHING'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06

The Rev, Geo. II. Thay,f o. Bourbon, Ina says
aeoth myself and wife owe our lives 70 sn,
loh's Consumption Cure. i. n. brunsw'g@
Co., wholesale and retail agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06

- W az " w. -
early ana late the
year round need,
occasionally, { II e
healthiul s,iulu-
lus impaired by a
wholesome tonic
Ike Hoststter's
Stomach Bitiers
To all its purity
and efficiency aa
a remedy and pre-.
ventive Of disease
commend IT.. 1t
checks incipient
rheumatism and
n1alarlal S y IN p
tonls.reileVes con.
stipation ,dy spep-
STA a n d bilious.
ness, arrests pre-
mature decay OF
the physical en-.
lities Of age, ANA
II sale by all drug
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
IT IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF

,ba D,ood and enricLGsit. and Is tnero-
tore n fine iRpig01diit anu soIr.ns,h
On cases OF all chronic blotautes mn.c,
are associated with nn lhpoNanni s,saiJ
STATE or THE BLOOD ln .Ssn , o., nrau-
tothe regulating and nouriehihg pI1g-
,,as ~ 7l,s great food tonic olenlenle-
.. eemnnnsstes for the toss ~ rudfiWs
,nJucad nv COnsuDptioHl tniu,I"
Ii,.s,,rbi1t md Thronf oyscuvns.
rim remedy Feminine iJsOy for
npn,nursa mo female 1'HDs'Ire ~
itns,, iosses OF riiduiD oecon pnnS-
80 co,,,DIdints peculiar 20 w
REPRESENTATION their own cIltn,,en,
and delicnfe iroaien VIZ vH ,.;,,o,-
become moihefs ana pta III means ne use
rhiidrcn should by az N ma ,-a,,,
Gus I'M restore sufferers JIohs
~. - ~, NERVOUS Prostitution ain
.ne"s I'm Deer eorL, iero,s;ses
s,yofr1cied discuss; ,.,,n UaLK
Dy,riLeHness ana the -, " l,ealtnler
a. no Inc appetite grows h ,hrnr,sh
--ior ~, ~ tIon more vigorous thfoukii
anu uis "a mia Tonic. The unnatuseI
Tue Wy a,es away until tolaiiy "a
sinct. uishiDhly ocnei's Ia,rer, and
Gao,pIainfs, ndiarsat "a t6r mo
y"Rsr,Jarlal Disedset ana lot 49,
ALL, Ma'u effects OF 1ecer or GU
deoiiiu..iaS no eqifai. II rcPcus
hihm ,nrores Digestion ana ~
,eas ,, snd 'aIords The Dpsps7'i.o u
,,aIid an easily desimha.o,. ,hetss,s
sbat he most sensitive palate "i'' ~"
IN ri PHYSICIANS s AND INVALlD D,
An analysis q :, Sy ~, ,eai,ssmisi. AEraua
Tonic ssaiI. MD, FRS, =. ~ M
is,d. and en- cNaufr'll'sss LIN fIlAssIrr
ss.lEa,nI nhysician, Processes snJon, lrs Ia
s w,'iIaasos. i.H.e., LID. u lH'4S
boiled on each bottle. ,,x ALI leaGins
soia at wholesale soeyneraiiy. ai o ~
Druggisis, ana te q X dlIIILAl2Ai -
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Gorartnsrs1lp NOtlres.
Boar0 and Rooms.


East Side.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLORS.-
suitable for physician and other rooms; good board
references. NO lu. East -;'d-t
EAST 2OTH-ST.- Second floor, with pri-
sbi vate table without board, thru door. private
bathrooms single rooms.
10 EAST J9th-st.-Ilandsomey furnished
LtO second door, or rUuns singly. FrvaTe family
West Side.
% WEST 27TH-ST.-A large sunny room,
'bO second FOOT with without board gentlemen ohYi
references required
"A WEST 22D-ST-ROoms 70 let with board;
~ large ana small; al,n table boanL N0 moving
Al WEST 23D-ST.-Desirable rooms and
first class buart; ransicnts " the DAY 0r week
summer pricss.
Beard and Rooms Wanted.
WANTED to RENT.-By o family OF two,
between 10th and guth and "a and 'th ayes lower
part corrupted by th Oener Rooms MIST DC nEl
airy good condition; especially The piunin f1u
reference and prompt hent nos 70 exceed 500 PEI
yotr. or n. "a. 30
IVANTED.-B0a for three adults ladies';
ocatan between 20th and Both SIS, vest OF oiAaYci
A. y H. 17J William-st
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Real gstafc agents
prooklnn propcrt1 for Sale aH> u fet

t.fslkA A cOSeV n bJndGOT: IL L&IloL-
s6VbSPsF. ST. uear lf-i &c leTt n-;ZAo1Tuoou' RI
Aliio'' N''--''' '- 7' Iuoure On che premises.
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MONTCLAIR, Speciality residence properly
w nj 81 prices Furnished and uIiTnsns HOUSES
IN Iet nOME 4 PARsONs. % NedaI.st- y. v.
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DressmakinJ,

DrsssmakinJ.
A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED phs.S ~.
y W1EFR who Il arst dtss kna draper can -
naKe All frs OF wraps wants few @sfe en- So sss3
the day Address D. M, fri0ane UptoNn oolos -.-
nRESSMAKER.-A dIessmaker or Iona ~. ss -
4 ner4sncs tn hest city houses wisaes engagrnens ~
The iav IN pfivae Families understands - -,
is best fc2clcnces AAA-Ao>s - - --
Oncs ass BroadwS-
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Vnn yeal gstatf for Sale.

a frst-class New-York house to exchange
~ h"r brooklyn P'oPes'S- w IT. WILLS 81 Idbertr-ss.
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ISLE OF WIGHT.

pr eaA Cotage IN complete order, connected WIN -e
water sysfa Of asI.tifit ne
srs-iau Nay J. FEW coee ballnih pots 49,
"a sil be sOl bargain a. Rnre,a On AZ ~
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eOnntrn propsrtp for Sale ana 90 &c.

TOR SALE at EasthamptOn. Mass.-Ihe hle-
CANT Residence Of Hornto KNIGHT eeSyenisaiiy near
o swss saa9ns 81 Rsa r. tn tsoloash repair
al nisrn iap Hood barn carriaz6Ouse end zee
house handsne goahds N aTe win hSw anu ts and
shrubs. Tern sasy' e -S me BUR- s7 So
10 Greenet NowYork or 10 the owner on the prenlss
HOMES IN THE COUNTRY Farms, Houses
sud Lots 70 sell and TO let ron lne ,s iposg inc
mountains IN NeNJersey a. " IoTI-, - iA - -
HIGHLAND BEACH. between Sandy Hook
and seslrsht ono and ene-quarter hours RON Ssw
YORK. modern cottages furnished lots fronting Oh O'"
FERDINAND FIsH l40 Broadway. corner Liberty ST..
AJONTCLAIR, Speciality residence property
~ al 81 Price. for sac Fgrn'hsS and "
DLAINFIELD. y. J.-Several fine properties
OF Of TERp1NAND F!FTlil ,t
CTMMIT. y. J.-Furnished and unfinished
- houses to let ior season or ye9T 1r opuose STATION
ITO LET : Franklin. New:Jerss3y:- Queen
depot Btb.y 10 ADRIAS O. HEGEMAN. 1871 Broadw1y
ITO LIT FOR SUMMER.-Cottage with large
pleasant snd eonyeaeGt T9gas P2T I rr M srag
Work location reu able sauD iry AMI pure br3cihg aI.
romantic 'cele'y nA'' 0WSER Box q Tfi6ans Office
TO RENT. Furnished q summer resort,
near Caiskl with eighty bedrooms the rent per cent
o. o. va T HSGxE CO. East iiih-at Y city
ITO RENT-FuIly furnished.-A country house
IN The village OF lpne NcH-HanpshFe; on Ihe IN
contain. uarl0r library butler pantry St zen
iauudrv ard bathroom.
Rooms gas and furnace: and silver and stable si
lawn tennis ground and vegetable garden lqs%..on
terms address MRS. JAMES l. MITCHELL HOtei brihs
wick NeT-Yors city,
rI'O LTT-At Bloomfield. y. j.. n dwelling
bouse containing 10 rooms and bath room. with me
mode mi impro yenents: situae high ground WITHIN nv
int5 ak OF the railroad station. and convenient 20 tu VI
ana school Address BOX z ,. Bloomfield. Ne"I'tacy
ITO RENT-A house and two cottages, untuIn-
ished al .ewaIen " J. a. miu-os iroa ooi OF Llp'
II. Apply 10 G. JOINS ron, ~ LlbeStysS-
TEXAS RANCHES FOR SALE.-Two timely
tip CouCha rivers one 81 10000 solid body Win Ten
miles 81 never falling front, and OF zOh scf
with eight miles of never falling water hHe grass anu 7u4t-
for cattle or sheep large part 0 Drrchase money can
morgagC Tor long tenn OF years a me pg
Tor parties desiring purchase hrsttlass socs .snci
TaCt be
gated Address oi apply FOOTE. DALEY & CT ~
HAM Tom COUntg Land Agency. Sah AnSeio texas
esA Enn WILL BUY new modern furnished
and ocean, FERDINAND FlSh.
ll9 Broadway. cOcnrI Libctty54
- MILES FROM CENTRAL PARK.
100 ACRES OF BEAUTIETL LAND. ,
VIII double years l.
Al once 10s one third tEan offered Tor IL H h-ei
time largo remain morgasei an he I'M
proved imncIia5ely 70 fdvantage
FERDINAND Fish. -
Iiy Broadway, cor Liberry-s'.
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DIVIDEND Norlces.

LII COUPONS DIE 1st PRON. AND HE
" principal n AL buts due that ase, issued by THE
RAILROAD EQUIPNEET CONPAN NJ secured by rolling
furnished the following railroads under CART ign
VIII paf that ~ the Offices OF Post Mar
2 "a l. rine-st. New-NOrki +. ". Claih q OO
No > south Ad. at. PlIiadeiDha
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DLAINFIELD, n J.-Several fine properties
for sale or TO let inquire 1870 Pars-aye. Painheil
~ FERDINAND FISH,
% 119 Broadway. Liberty ar
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9slp manlsa.

xyrANTED.-An Office boy in LAWYERS office
w ,ust write good hanl be- obigins. Wiling. and ne'
over Is years G.ruan Aulerssh pa eniSge piet'
,eser I'M apursats han.lNritna 20 " A. Tribune Oiocs
TANTED.-An active, sober, energetic, hon.
w est man poos 1drs 10 sl,e.t business isr an 90
aod wei e. ahshed Address STANG Aec IAeA'
enee. aud -alary expected D. A. c. Box 20 Tribune Ouo
WANTED employ men % clean carpets
w az residences with tho gyeeune carpet pasta y
man foDneteot 10 manage cauYasseTs and yfthea e
Az earned cleaning In NeW-XOrk. &c ILLIOS, PuisOWs,
Penn.
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CJrMMIT. y. J.-Furnished and mfurnshed
- HOUSES !" ''' io' -'' p a. POTTER opposite
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Countrn uro1.r.n fur 5a.s III 60 Ext

N0NUtID ~ I|LtI = - -'-'S ~
All. COUNTRY PROPERTY OUR SPE-
y CIAITY-Far7ns Residences &c, everTvhrle llst'
ne PHILLIPS & WELLS, Irbnne B1iding.
At long BRANCH AND YICINfIl.-Io
n Let sal Or Exchange 2 md q ,, a' lc cot
tages hotels farna. e.. W NJ. LAM LINK % '' H.
GREAT BARGNN.--Fiyc-ac place at
y Madison ~ i. House :! I'ols All nplrin improve
Apply 10 futon-s Room D.
A PRIVATE RESIDENCE of II rooms;
from iepsr and from New orr "a trans ddl4Y 10
o. I'' during jay -i'' {. PERKINS Merdrn Conn.
a COMFORTABLE. WELL-BUILT HOUSE
y 90 futhe-frrc p rE, NvpJcr7ey. % nlfHlrs lIsl
CIV ptr 0 rai, -uade gOi ylrn and q house'
III & tt rut.i hiF 30 .noi tenant Address v. l. t. care
Tr.5aur. " D.. BToWA srrut RUTHERFORD
4 COMFORTABLE HOUSE OF rooms on
y vlur avenue with 0t J'T51 "l DE rented T. SItl
o. llnt tI b. month, via nm~d.ac posi- s'el Ry d"
II DrNL-JN. 10 Beiie'ldr-a'r' -'eNal"r y .
10y RECEIVERS ORDER-PcremptoTy sale :;
ID saEt UCdson River a4inG ,iIoS'
Crurrrs -tltOl. W. II " Ills ''' -'''-
COMPLETE MODERN COUNTRY HOME,
P0TrlfTIf-FFPe ~, Us acres; lawn and choice
frrtt- sou liz ring trees; hg. healthy location; DaIen
A.'o u"'l' '"1 ID ''' '''"' -'' ALFRED rSDEPHILL
TOVNTRY RESIDENCE, SANITARIUA Of
FrVET apd POULTRY FARM, within - miles OF lhree
frrs 9v. ing -onaryiile and haritan valley mountain
elevated malaria uOslu4totri
plain house aud lo acres mostly Nof; Darn yOunR OF
chau garden communication. yearly, tlUl VIII as az az
preatlv t.uau with rrivil 0f purchase, - -"U per
pnsni A1arss COUNTRY LIVING III Mora y -
MISERABLE COUNTRY ESIDENCE.-C
f1re irre out in4s 30 acres orchards abundance
fruit. shade trees hour from city hhNDEh9oN' ZoI