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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-03-19
Annapolis News.

|. ANNAPOLIS, No., March 14th, 1885.
Ed..Register.-Fin weather now, which
makes farmers feel happy.
Mrs. Frost, who returned to st. Louis Fri
day last, had quite serious fall while skat-
ing at the roller rink last Wednesday evening
striking the back of her head-which was
very painful, but we hope not serious.
Mr.. John Peters, of Walnut Ridge, Ark,
was visiting friends here last Sunday and
Monday.
d. A. johnson went to Piedmont to see
his girl last Monday.
Mrs. j. S. Benson has been quite sick, but
we learn is convalescing.
DR.. Farrar, of Ironton, was here on a
professional call last week, to Mrs. Stewart,
of Black River, who has been sick for a long
while.
We don't think 1t is fair for the Young Ia
dies to deny the boys admission to the skat-
ing rink when they want to practice up.
There was considerable excitement in the
reading of the special telegram from Poplar
Bluff the 18th to the Globe Democrat, of the
shooting of one Nancy Pickett, by Mrs. j.
W. Walters. Mr.. Walters and family lived
here for few years, and are well known 10
our people. Mrs. Walters is known as an
amiable and good woman here, and has the
sympathy of the entire community; and we
trust this will be q lesson to Mr.. Walters
which he will not soon forget.
Mrs. Rockwell, of Sabula, was visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hart, of this place
last week.
C.. G.. Miller, of Gads Hill, was in town
Monday.
Fred. Robertson, Esq, is building resi- |
deuee on the hill, near the schoolhouSe.
LOUIS. |
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-03-19

shall have to say goodbye" to my boy and
girl friends, until another busy. season is
over, and the frosts of winter have come to
make good the skating time again. I hope
to see all your pleasant faces on the ice again.
tho some of us may ''pass over the river,
before then; for we know not what the NOR.
row may bring forth. RPT
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-03-19
Free Distribution.

stWhat causes the great rush at p. r.
Crisp's Drug Store:" The free distribution
of sample bottles of DR.. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup, the most popular remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Consumption and Bron-
chitis now on the market. Regular size 80
cents and 81
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-03-19
Election NEtice.

Stock holders of the Ironton Acadeh.y of
Music will take notice that on Monday, the
9Th day of April, 1885, an election for five
directors for one year will be held, at the
Hall, bstwaen the hours of two and five
O'Clock p. NJ. J. I. AXE, Sec'y
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-03-19

NOBLE, ILL.,, July Goth, 1851 have been
selling and using Merrell's Family Medicine
for the past twenty years, and do not know
of a single case in which those Medicines
have failed TO give entire Satisfaction; many
times doing much more than was expected.
SAMUEL HUTCHINSON, Druggist,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-03-19

A teacher of ten years. experience desires
a summer term of school, to begin any time
after April 10Th, 1SS5-can furnish the heat
of references as to qualifications and execu-
tive ability.
Address the Regtster, fronton, iron coun-
ty, NO., marking your envelope on the lower
left hand corner, "Teaeher."
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-03-19

When the blood is loaded with impurities,
and moves sluggishy in the veins, an altera-
tive is needed rs this condition of the vital
fluid CANNOT last long without serious results
There is nothing better than Ayers Sarsa-
pariila to purify the blood, and impart ener
gy to the system.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-03-19

Ayet's Hair Vigor stimulates the'hair cells
to healthy action. and promotes vigorous
growth. 1t contains ali that can be supplied
to make the natural hair beautiful and
abundant; keeps the scalp free from dand-
ruff, prevents the hair from becoming dry
and harsh, and makes it flexible and glossy.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-03-19

sHILOH's COUGH and Consumption
Cure Is sold by US on a guarantee. 1t cures
CONSUMPTION.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-03-19
Brick. Brick!

Brick ON car, 500 to 500 Per thousand.
WHITE Bros, Delassus, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-03-19
An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring us case of Kidney or
Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters will
not speedily cure? We say they can not, as
ed and who are daily recommending Elec-
trio Bitters, will prove. Bright's Disease,
Diabetes, Weak Back or any urinary COM:
plant quickly cured. They purify tho
blood, regulate the bowels, and act directly
anteed, For sale at soc. a bottle by p. r.
Crisp.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors and
others interested in the partnership estate of
Woolley, York & Harrison, lately OF Sabula,
Iron county and all creditors, and othes- his
terested in the individual estate of Phillip A.
Woolley, that will on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the 18th,
18th, and 18th Days of 4pr1l, 1885.
at the office of b. Zwart, Esq, Ironton, Iron
county, proceed publicly to adjust and allow
demands against the two estates aforesaid.
ALBERT HIAlR.
Assignee of Woolley. York 4 Harrison and OF
Phillip a. Waol.ey.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-03-19

WANTED-To buy Mare, from to 6
years old, 10 hands high, or over; of draft
qualities. Apply at Mr.. Gays blacksmith
shop, Iroaton, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-03-19
Notice to School Boards.

GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bron-
chitfs Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-03-19
/ to 8. clear: 4 to /. fair; to 10. cloudy.

We are authorized to announce JOHN b.
SCOTT as candidate for re- election to the
Office of County School Commissioner.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-03-19
$40 REWARD sa1EE .lA.,'...
AT I&o&4GN. MO.

On the fth day OF March, 1885, three pris-
oners, for whose arrest and delivery to me,
the respective rewards named below, will be
paid:
JOHN BELK, alias II. II. MILLER, about :,
feet inches high, weighs about lygAa .,.s., fair
complexion, grey eyes, rather double
chin, smooth faced, round shoulders. $50
B. Ii. HUFF, fit. l in. high, W.T.. $50 lbs,
black curly hair, fine dark reddish NOUS
tache, eyes blue, square shoulders. $25.
CHAs. BROWN (eolored), about it. 10 in,
W.T.. about $50 lbs, large brown eyes; very
restless; usually rubbing his hands. S25.
S. f. BUFORD, Sheriff Iron Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-03-19

For lame back, side or chest, use ShiIoh's
Porous Plaster. Price % cents.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-03-19

PRICKLY ASH BITTERs is not not an in
toxicating beverage, but a pleasant, mild
laxative and efficient Tonic, acting directly
on the Liver; Kidgays. -toaaeh and Bowels.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-03-19

See LopeZ's new advertisement.
Who doubts the grounding now, or daI es
dispute his domain?
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MIisrell
Dressmd'auI.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
gPToWN OFFICES, 40 1925 broadway, corner Thirty
and Twsnty-thrd SITS. until SgS West Twen
tythrd Eighth-ave No 1913 Fonrthave corner
fonrteenfh-t 100 Third Fofyseyenth-st No.
l,o01 Tbrd.sye. near sixtethst and the HAhLEM o..
FIcE 257 East One hundred and twenty fb.st, 900
Thirdeve Onohurdrod ndtweuiy mp TO
y. M at regular of1cs rates
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY AUGUST 81, 1885
REAL ESTATE

Hrw-yoRK, Saturday, Aug. 20. 1854
. No sales were held at the Exchanges and Auction
The total sales for the week ending Saturday,
Aug. 30 wore Sal ,075.
list of AUCTIONS.
For the week ending with Saturday, sept D.
the Following sales are announced:
TUESDAY. sEPT.l
By p. y. Smph.
Fereclesgre sale wsehmtE referee Of Plot q lsnc
BUILDINGS SO and 56a BsItsrst with entrance on
Worthst
Foreeiosurc sae Ho%e referee s o. S', e,oa
2 o and 5-story fats Nos 44S 10 4oS
FRIDAY. sErT.4
BvRicaard Y. Haraea6 o.
ana i' s.dfy s ASSna S
SATURDAY. sEPr.6.
BIZ Scott Myers.
Fcreclssure sale William Travcr' Jsnne ,V
1 1s;p5slI and 9Ttory owellng NO oo "e'' A'" 80
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs
rEw-YoRK CITY.
The following shows the real estate transactions
recorded yesterday.
stanicps cor Of Ma1sns s, lgia ss MARY $1,000
4Oss 40 q s,STy T.I sG5, p Edward II 300
lion O' Co nuii ''u "iio " $4,000
and wife 70 chsre 81 I:mbanl and wife 1850
Oven % S aS ~ p mS and Q34oo
snnr s and S yI fe 90 % Ecf eSoo
S's sfcs Es az and 2, VITO i 70 same Gsoo
H. w nSS eSl 10 john cssO go
4. ORmbrllEt 2O-fxlOO.9x
y ystse George opoyto 81 Al 70 Same AD $50
1st-ave W a. II II s OF sdsJ 25xlo0; Leonhard Reh-
mann aud wife Henry Konluann. 4
lstave ca III Il 3 OF ldsi, 22xlCO II Konlmann
% / KohiInann and WIFE, ~, 80;
6th-st, s, 225 II " OF Aye-A, 25xnOlH FRANK
AfGSAol'son ano we'o 'o.n 1900
S''s SStz 10 samuel y % al 1850
dop,ls 10 Amelia u 1"nns $4,000
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A MEXICAN and GERMAN EMPLOYMENT
sna 1s ss s e gsS. i esp AZ
A -snss L. UAMPBELL, fsirs. sesly, eS
Win ssr once Forssa and I'd doSoss.u usss sn s%.
rMrL0yitBEr BUREAU. Servants disappointing faniiha
CoOK or HoUsEwORK-By young Swedish
willing and ' % "! p s fS. a.s; y - SS!Ia
COOK, &c.-By n German girl as cook,
~ washer androneF or ehambormaid and saresS city or
country, -. ts~9t i-tios-
CoOK. &c.-By a German Protestant woman
as eS s sS2n los %eS ad
COOK by n frst-class cook for restau-
~ rant last employer be seen. Ss Deiancyst, top
Goor
COOK.--By WEIGH woman; first class
- wars SO thoroughly capable IN every branch best
OF references. Call At sO2 othaye, near 36thst.
COOK.-By a respectable neat, competent
ave. near loth-st, hrst neor
COOK.-By Protestant woman; frst-class,
~ thoroughly uudcrsnds her WORK and capable OF prepar
ing srsine duuers RECEPTIONS and suppeTs eaa take
inTt0have.
CHASIBERNAID, LAuNDRESS or Cook.
4 by smart svodish girl for hou.oveTk or chamber
MoRlkkMBS 'i IT. West Sists
NHAMBERWORK, Sc.-By a bright, clean
@ Tor Sss % 1 Ss s nu foss Or nG assist s1
with ssWng. H. Nn 272 1th-aye, near l1ths, upstairs
NOOK and ASSIST WASH.-By a respect
- wee %sst G ii5Isi i sst i no tD' WIS 90 ~
NODK.-Hy Protestant woman rs plain cook
~ snd aassi VITA saliHg city OF county CAL AT her
present siuplsy,1's. 100 Hank II
FAMILIES, Hotels and Boarding-h houses in
na f @s or ss saa@i5 S'G EH n i syy
GENERAL HOUSEW ORK.-Bv o respectable
" XIII who Is honest aud willing 20 work can cot refer
irOm last place Ca al oIo west oOtht ioai u moor
back.
GENERAL HOUSEW DIRK. Sc.-By n re-
~ sossaSe German s, ia geo sSSs v a. and
l5G suiave. near i4ih.st. upstairs
HOUSEKEEPER.-O position of trust. by
m crpcren-ed New EnElan LADY several years city
reorcne1 ir sPg r,dp re oss broadway
HOUSEKEEPER- BY a middle-a aged lady in
references 100 East g6th.st, I'd dat
HOUSEKEEPER.-B competent and ex-
4 perfenecd mddle-aged New rnr and lady satls-
s oaes sss h lf5saSesy 4''' n - - ''O
DOUSECLEANING.-B a respectable wom-
A. N private ts-1y understands al paints 6ess
I IGHT HOUSEWORK.-By young Ameri-
IL girl No AS SdaHe
AUNDRESS.-By n competent Protestant
IL rrl excellent In private family. Can DO seen at
preaelt empoyers Vest 2lstst.
81 one ACRE. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Ir,s cIesa Tlorestle n elm 0 ali
,ron.s-dtpers pbawbermstds Lanndressss Nurses aud
Apply at 701 ith ave- near 4lthst
Useful COMPANION, CARE FOR GROW
u $50 CHILD. HoUsEKEEPING. &C. or any place OF
""''' j. NJ 100. Tribune Uptown one, i.2ss Broadway.
WANTED SITUATION AS COMPANION
objection TO travel Highest references given and required
Address 81 Beyerlyst, Toronto Canada
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A FIRST-CLASs French dressmaker wants
engsgements by the dsy no 9becaon 10 country oe'
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,.lDADeIpHIA AND READfNG r. r..

II I.SI r..
TINE TABLE-fAKINe EFFECT JUNE 2lst 1898.
Tg rsIIADELra14 ana TRENToN Bonnd ~ brock cs6
fse.i2IoDs SUNDAYS at 400. si45 $50. l2,e6
bfea competition nj Wayne Junction for Germantown sad
Chestnut Hill at Coinmbis2Ts for Manayunk' COnsho
3DRAYING.kooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
b nssng lsaSs pHiI&DELPHIA. rtnth AID Green SITS,
- !. BIO s sS 500 S rs iso a sa s ga
HxvkR PfL L saa PENN
n %fLiiII4Msgonr, syEBURY; JsE Icy Iss and
ssaARRIssU 80 t4.oo: 7.lo s55 m. loo. 1870 AGO.
4.3S 400 E s9S s. SSY lr H. lOO iso
~ sse Tios i Il s q sunaay ,s5 SsU p "a
asW ~ EsBAE RE and IIILsToH g 100 s4S a. M
PHalESG at !. a 7sO sSS gRS 100 sc sAs
400 100 SS5 4 m. 100 i:S0. Sz5 $40 ,. sunday
IsS 5lS' 100 20 D. M saoaays 10 ~. $50 p m
MI IGH BSfDoE BRANoH At 400. S'I5 a. m, 400.
y fEiMISeros TOO. s45 a. H.. loo 1so. AGO. $780,
sfg S'1 go SO 1880 lila
~ Sel 7;s, s:iS, 1882 sundays 400. s'OOs m
LISi 700 500 100 7:4e $40 $50 1920.
M snrdays 500 Soc $40 a. IN, 1850 m. 1870. AGO.
XIX ToN To- s S OCEAN GROVE &C. tAn rAip at
So 52Se s1os ssV tG 1Svs a
4, MI fhaEaoIb d SsiS. 7aS. fioo m lSO AGO. 500
|F LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARsEeAT at 400
%fi&Rr re ei r T8iNELAxD and BRIGHTON
NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Prom Pier No 8, North River via sandy HOOK
4 Es HfGHL AEDs, sRABRIGHr aud LONG BRANcH,
tso. so iioo N, loo. sa0 lssO $3.50 p sundays
AssgHF pI RASE 2os Ss s sSq 1Ys
a I3S IL ia 4sO. 800 m s4s $780,
y LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER. BAENEeAT. lssO a. m,
isist, p5oeures tses Of Isessyss Pier SO
aver os III ana 20 M nns 10
La 10 and i4S ersenwcbst lSe, 2ge East y st 15Sia
IA R5;.sSssy: " s sss gS
ege f-en hotels OF rssdenssto destisstiop 5000,
fsSs;s; HSsss;1 s:P Fss. i ia
PROVIDENCE LINE
ALL KoR gqE aso Sr%ESsLA AND Points
| WHITE MOUNTAINS
EoDE IsL4ND and MAss&cmUsErrs leave from
White louS s a. E cs ea sv ssI ssm S
n, ,bhsgsisaence $50 runs through to fabyans
lrnd 70 Box 3.Oll for t.umlier Excursion BOOK.
TO THOUSAND L'LANDs.
/ fHE ONLY DAILY LINZ TO ALEXANDRIA BAY.
r1E. wATHRTowS SSp oaDENsBURe Rail.
#N W. road.
SHORT RbeTEt svtcK TINE. STEEL RAIL
r. r. CENTRAL sLEsfiNe CAR co.'s HEw AND
III ELEGANT SLEEPING AND PARLoR CARS.
Trains leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, via ROME for
[FfE VINCENT. wATERTowH and war sls n ua
LILY ll:l6 p. daily except Saturday aao 1880 O. m
" except Sunday; oswEGo and way 1870 g. m daily
vi suniAy, slo m and 1li6 daily except satur.
"a; ooDENsBUR0. NORWOOD and way 0l5p m and
- n eaiy except Saturday.
~ p m. THROUGH WAGNER sLEEPERs fsr CAPE
SCENT DAILY except Sunday. WATERFOWL dai.y
Z oeokNsBUR 70 daily except saturday.
<..Ao p n Sleeping u Albany. PARLOR CAR,
sAhY THROUGH TO CAPE VINCENT.
arrival Of all trains 1t CAPE VINCENT tho REV
~ sfkAMER "sT LAwREECE.s and The sisaner
AvD" iesve for CLAYTON, ROUND ISLAND
.OsAND ISLAND PARK and ALEXANDRIA BAY
= KINGSTON. ONT.
~ tickets for sale 1T Grand Central Depot and ai
essxaa tscksss efnoss N Nsw.Ysrk and BrooslyA
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rpIE RAJLWAY. now known rs the NEW.

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
b YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
ngements trains from Chanlbersst Depot From Esd
hD,-Da,iy rxospt susdays Day Eapress, Drawing room
osacbos 20 Bipshamron. Elzrra Horneisyiie. Ru,slo
sscfSesviiIo 10 Cincinnati and Bafalo to Chicago
~ m-Daily. Chicago and 81 LOUIS Llmited Express
Ia charge for fast time arrives a amanca 635
NJ Cleveland, 1870 am. Cincinnati $50 MI Chicago,
M mDaiy Buffalo Niagara Falls limited" arrives
iufao 7;lD a Suppression hrdse SzI O No. -,
FRAN OF Pniin bay and sieepIur Coaches 20 DnrhEmtOn,
Eimna Bufale NIAGARA Falls Ciscnnat and Chicago
sa l sla a 9 e le $50 SO 1880 NJ
y midnight Sundays 5sl5 7s45 $50 1920 m, lA5 $50
eS,sD 4.a5 545 7ao 80 30 1920 w. 70 noon las
ESQ 4.40 $40 b:40 6:l0 $50 730 $50 1030 p m. II
nidniglt sundays 545 745 $50 1870 a M, las ESQ
ssSSrS and Paterson va Newark Gas 500 $50 1000
b midnight SATURDAY nights only. Sundays BIB a m
f,erH as ssa5 7.5o $50 1920 a. n las $3.50 $50 4to
KS $50 1920 .. m. i:45 $50 8 p ard ~ midnght
kewburg and Cornwall 7s60 m $3.50 1850 Up. IN. sun
EonSOui and Kingston and Montgomery a. IT, $50 M
s gossD az iss 5i5 75O 1920 m $3.50 $50 48O ZOO
1850 m Sunday 5A5 7i5 $50 1920 a m $50 700
'klddietOwn s:4s s:s5 $50 1920 m $50 $50
ne N ana $50 connect with New.Y ork On.
to and West Railroad at Msinst The IN tran stops
Psrs Jervis AS 7:5o 1920 m $3.50 4:so 81 $50
pm sunday 80 1920 = u. $500 5pm
a m every nIJesn minutes 5sf5 10 Iosa5 every
drty minutes and i;45 Sundays every thr minutes
epng coaches obtained and orders for the checking
d iIaser Q, b2ggage may be si a the Ccmp1nss Offices.
Eos fOi 957 Broadway. 1877 Westst ". " No Court
=, Brooklyn OF al the COmpany's Depots
trains the West arrive In NowYork at 7i0
"''' JOHN r. ABBoTT, GenT Passr Agent New.York.
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Drp Goods

nc. PER YARD-Special offering fine Vel
NJ vet apels Rugs nsts Mattfrgs large essormcnf
Reduced priesA ANDREW LESTER 90, 7sA'Ai s"~
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A GENTLEMAN can have pleasant room
n and boaTd with private family In Harlem 10 minutes
A'''" ''~ - " Tribune urrncl. $50 broadway.
A HALL ROOM, neatly fuInished.-140 East
IA 27tn-st, near LexinstonAve Gentlemen only. Refer
| ELEGANTLY furnished rooms with first
DARIORS and BED ROOMS, with bath and
toilet; single rooms for gentlemen excellent table lSV
n aud 10 WEST 1sTH-ST.-suites and
4 single with board trzBSienis accommodated
references.
I'D EAST 46TH -ST.-Ncar Windsor Hotel,
led well furnished rooms. with boArl reterences
EAEAST 2sTH-ST, between 9th and Madi-
se sGS@' se OIL I'M
IcTH-ST., 1O3 EAST.-Two delightful
~ front rooms furnished or unfuTnished breakfast
02D-ST, 116 EAST.--Desirable rooms with
D board house ana location hIst-classi references
QS AND 30 GRAMERCY PARK HOTEL.
single rooms nrsi class tables privilege Of PARK
70 VEST 2STAST sg 1 ,I ana s nsls
hotel accommodations; moderate rates
III MADISON-AVE.-W board, elegant
~ floors suites aud single frst-class accom-
modations; Reasonable terms
<IS EAST 51ST-ST.-Fine single and
HlO double rOoaI singly or suite. with good
I5fh-Aye.-R0oms with board for gentle
III man and wife; also single gentlemen
West Siis
DERSONS visiting the city can find desirable
l. with board at - West 4GtirsL
DESPONSIBLE parties wishing TO make win
~ Ter arranEemenis tna ars oas. board Teliunishcd
cSanse S,'H private O'"' '''' est ''H' A'''-'
.D'lD-ST. WEST-444-4lS.-D and sin
80 gle rooms handso1ey furnished second thrd and
fourth floors good board table boarfers pleasant rooms
near.
s).} WEST 42D-sT.-Elegaut rooms with
~p frstelass board house In fine order for neatnes
III WEST 26TH-ST. Board and rooms en-
~ suite or single In most cen raj location; house newly
furnished with table ana appointments those OF pnVate
D1 WEST 39TH-sT.-Rooms, with board;
- arrangements nov DO uado for fall aud winter;
0f WEST 39TH-ST. Second floor, en- suite
~ singly; superior board references exchanged
DO WEST 36TH-sT. "A few rooms, with
so without bozrd; VIII make arrangements for
winter.
0S WEST 35TH-ST.-Sunny. comfortably
'yC furnished roms dressing rOom bath unexcepii0n
N WEST 42D-ST.-FlOor, with or without
III private table and two single rooms with board.
1STH-ST-17 WEST.-Nicely furnished
t,t rooms. suite OF singly. with board
heTH-ST Sd WEST.-Desirable rooms with
~ excellent board. References exchHnged
I7TH-ST., WEST, 141.-Square and alcove
4 rooms back paIlor with extension, with board winter
Arrangements.
80 WEST H-ST.-Elegant rooms, single
10 on suite superior appointmentsi references
go WEST 49rH-ST.
10 Large and small rooms single quite TO let with
board
S7TH-sT., ao7 wEsT-Rooms en- suite or
- sney with without board convenient 10 9Th
9th ave. elevated stations RefeTeDces
I1lTH-ST.. % WEST.-Large handsomely
C furnished rooms ensnite or singly, with board
everything frst class
DOE WEST 14TH-ST.-Laroe rooms on
D second and third floors for gentlemen afln wives;
superior board.
.lAe WEST 5STH-ST.-F First class private
S~O Jewish boarding, handsome furnished rooms seen
Sunday.
S4sD housekeeping all improvements.
0Sc WEST 54TH-ST. -Furnished rooms.
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- oushU csnpstmt ostscr, otter and draper. who
desires Nv more sagayrmensi highest references. 4d.
eycss b. lstter H. KEILLY. "a East fethse
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Citn l9rnpertp tor 5ale.

A FEW OF THE NEW HOUSES corner
~ Madlsouave and s0thst vet for sale persons desiring
purchase wolbul II house would do wen 70 eihllne
them watchman premises.
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c,,omboats ano Railroads.
UTDsON RIVER BY DAYLIG'

HUDSON NV E' d. la
LINE STEAMER Al, Adf sanasy oRo v1BBAHD
Fu,tcnst brooklyn Sy 4nnsK' Lao 9. M
v Nest ySsSsi Pier ana ,esrT N.
andnSs ~ pousSReepse RhneSecs cstsE
r ro,a Tuesday ana TnTTssss At Yonsera
II md w. R. ,,R R. for Hartford
and sss tb Ss seso an 81 Gsts
and LIVE special trains catskii MI P,..aoa
SSans and Lebanon springs for Lake George
I p aRd and M z WITH nS n y G. and H. R. r.
5as sPPE Siasfrs sH' osS'2 GkfREss
C.TcKILL MOUNTAINS.
" srrAayya Va 1 KSAATERsKiLL and cATsKILL
every week day At % M With csiss,
and o al Srs 81 Special Mountain senato
y g. sTef tsss TrSss Ca os.ss. 4
nAYIINE 20 NEWBURG. mar
stesmer JAdEsT. BRETT from fler III, 2 =; Daily.
cr~st II O'clock and West LIST Arsnstona Gold
.s sas SarS% i" F%RE 50 csNI Excursion tickets
seei rates special rates 70 parties. rr,p
DR ORIENT, GREESPoni, r sSR RIoIl The
aSF FssNScfs leaves r. SewYer fCSt
Pne,sst. on an ~ Returning on alternate days w
Pc RACKET q BRO. Agents OF sonlhS'' ~ =
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH u.rrroRD r. R.
have Harlem Ssl, s ssssss ass
ays Os ~ si 7d5 9io 1000 4 90 ers Casanova
S go HGn Psd ps SG Rent % Sss wS tS
49, npsons Bay Chester Pelham ssy' connecting al
~ ~ rSha, frains for nj points the man sh "a
~ 40 YorS NowHaven end Hartford rNsadeioVn
~ srIsafn and sSfhe3d branches and Bos'oh"""
,snight tran for wRochei,e sna ~ n'er'n''A'''N
to,rs Tor New Rochelle epdah Intermeosooa,c
s POO noon and $50 the latter ma Uanot and
81 Nv Rochelle with way trains 10 orano ''-'''"
t,asbrd
n :HIGH VALLEY RATLR0AD.-Passeng &c
trains leave esPet foot Of osrtsndt and pssSrossss
tss,lown RsadnE Hsnoh chunk. wnkesbarre,i Towasda
Srly Ithaca GENEVA Lyone Buaaloaao ths west Pull
- s,sr Easton, Bethlshsm and coplay,
- "a Mskanoy &nd Hszietcn coal rsgaons Sunday fTaia
- Tor u xuch Chu1k and Hazleton s:loA m
1870 AAs'eih WE'VE ~ Il r. BYJNGToH @. r. A.
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5iinatlons mauteo--5cmdles.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP

MAZE AND FEMALE HELP
TIE PROTECTIVE EMPLoYMENT ASSOCIATION.
Established in 1862. incorporated 1884.
s. opELIs President y Y. oDELIs Treasurer
Main onoe 1917 broadway and 100 West 3tth.st n Y
,,.uS,vr }3ls and $50 Fulton-st, near PlerrepOnt
brooAp"' Also, sdG Fulton-ht, near Vanderbt-ave.
Tho references OF all applicants ior situations nves
gated. -
COOK ifstclass private family city country No.
81 at /, 3l7 broadway.
COOK AND COARSE wAsH-Yomg stOut and compe-
tenf O %, at l,3I7 Broadway.
COOK AND LAUNDREss-GeOd cook and thorough laun.
dro.s No @ %. at 81 Broadway.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Protestant thoroughly competent. No.
d "a at 1917 BroadwRy
competent No r 90. at BIT broadway.
ClfAMBEHhAID and WAITRESS. or either, Tor country
uplv; nTsi-clsss. No. y 20, at 1917 broadway.
CHAMDEBMAID and WAITRESS Protestant uudcr
stands business thoroughly No a. at lS7 Broad
way - - - --...
fOACffTMAN and GARDENER, or USEFUI-MAN-W1fe
lHundress well recommended At 100 West Sitst
COOK-T irst-class At 400 West sat hist.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. At 100 West Ssth-st