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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-06-18

Everybody has a cure for sore
throat, but simple remedies appear to
be most effectual. Salt and water is
used by many as a gargle, but a little
alum and honey dissolved in sage tea is
better. An application of cloths wrung
out of hot water and applied to the neck,
changing as often as they begin to cool,
has the most potency for removing in
fiammation of anything we ever tried.
1t should be kept up for a number OF
hours; during the evening il usually the
most convenient time for applying this
remedy.-Phtladelphia Press.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-06-18

An Interesting Scrap of Carpet History.
In 1855 English Administers were first
made. But it was not until 1749 that a
loom was constructed which would pro-
duce a Brussels carpet, and just here is
an exceedingly interesting anecdote,
which has been handed down from
father to son as an inviolable truth:
During 1870 and 1875 John Broom
travelled through Tourney and Brussels
studying the stitch which was then
known as Brussels stitch. In Brussels,
particularly, eav were at the time
making a carpet named after the town
the Brussels carpet. Broom studied
with much ~earnestness the mystery of
the manufacture, and finally made the
acquaintance in Tourney of a weaver
understanding the secret. He and this
weaver Immediately repaired to En-
gland, and near Mount Skipet, Kidder-
minister, they put up the first Brussels
loom, 1749. They operated in absolute
secrecy. but in time their modus
operandi was exposed. Broom and his
Belgian workman labored night and
day, and it being known where their
operations were conducted, some enter
! prising fellow climbed to the window
and, night after night, from his perilous
perch outside, he studied the operations
of the mechanism within, until he was
able to carry away in his mind a model
of the Brussels loom. Then a second
firm and several others soon came into
the field, and in 1853 Kidderminstel
was doing considerable in the way Of
Brussels. To-day there is hardly any.
thing else but Brussels made in Kidder
minister Carpet Trad,
Journal.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-06-18

IT is often the man who Is right who il
left.-Ol City Derrick.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-06-18

Statue Of "LiberEy En1ightening the Work"
The Committee in charge of the construction o thc
base and pedestal for the reception of this great work.
In order to raise funds for Its. complesi0n,
have prepared a miniature Statue sic inches IN hefghS
the Statue Brorzed; Pedestal. Nickei-silvered-
which they are now. delivering to subscribers through
ont the United States ut One Dollar Each.
This attractive souvenir and Mantel or Desk ornar
menti is a perfect facsimile Of the model furnished by
the artist.
The S~tatuette in same metal, f,oeice inches ht0h. ~
Five Dollars Each, delivered.
The designs of Statue and Pedestal are protected by
o. s. Patents, and the models can only be furnished
by this Committee. Address. with remittance,
RKCHAI.D BUTLER, Secretary,
(American oramitte of the Statue Of Liberty.
80 Mercer Street, New York.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-06-18
CREAM BALM

has gained an enviable rep
utatfon wherever known
displacing all other prepa
rations. A particle is ap
piled into each nostril; n
Price soc. ty mall or at drt
ELY
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-06-18

Out of its white population of eight
hundred Greensboro. S. c., has eight
persons who were there in 1928; fifteen
who were there in 1887; eighteen who
were there in 1874; t~wenty-three who
were there IN 1850, and t%hirty-one who
were there in 1860.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-06-18

SS>A @AoAA AA~A
but to learn Gods lesson in. them, we
should soo leave off calling them try
ing"
The next morning the villagers were
standing in the store, the postoffice and
in the street, telling each other that
Sam Cary had broken his leg, and his
sister Jane wasn't going West after all.
An old farmer, who heard the news as
he was going into the postofice for his
mail, said:
'.Pity it hadn't been Sam Cary's
head. He isn't worth nothing to no.
body. He's so lazy that he wont do a
good days work nee in a year. It's
amazing strange that such critters are
allowed to live in the world to hinder
and torment other folks, when there are
so many that it seems as if you couldn't
/ spare, nohow, are taken out of it. 1t
beats my theology, now, 1 tell you"
I'm sorry for Jane" said the post,
master, as he handed the farmers mail
through the delivery window. shes
had a very hard time, and she is always
so patient and cheerful I expect she
helped her brother John get his start
again"
Meanwhile Jane Cary had started or
her way to Deerleld, three stations
beyond. She had unpacked her trunk
the night before, folded up the new
black cashmere dress, and pinned il
carefully in a clean linen towel. anc
laid it in the bottom bureau drawer.
I'm glad to see you, Jane; l knew
you'd come" Sam said. as his sistel
came into the room where he was lying
!, 'Tve had bad luck again. 1t beats al
!, how l done it. You know l was work
ing for Captain Higgins, at the soutl
end of the town. Well, me and hin
couldn't agree, nohow. He's dead Sc
on getting his help up at five o'clock il
the morning. and l won do that fol
, any live man.. | went on the mountain
chopping, but its hard work, choppine
rs, and 1 never had no strength in my
arms, yeu knew. I was Just going K
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
NEW.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
PLEASURE TRAY Ell -. -.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG TIE WEST
SHORE OF THE WORLD.FAMED HUDSON RIVER,
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
ROHAWK. 40,
station as follows
North River 20 minutes earlier than fom loot Of west
Detroit and Chicago 'lOlO a m. '0lO, $40 D. IN. Pull
seepers through.
ST. Louis 'G o. 3 10 D. m Pullman seepers. -.
Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls Buffalo Rochester. 72O,
.lOl6a.m 'GlO, - 1912 m. S.eepeTs and parlof cars
Utica and Syracuse 1:2O 'lOlU lib a IN. 'ClO, 'slo
Highland Pokeepsie, saugeres and Albany '2lo. 1920
.lO:1O II IL O. m. Oj. $40, g 10 pm - 49,.
Newburg Kingston and Catskil '12lO, 1920. 'l0l0.
ll:l5 405, 6lO -SlOp
Saratoga via Albany 1920. Ill A. m. G;lO D. M
Lake GeOrgo via Albany 7i2O, lllO a. III. 81. A.. ,,
Kaaierskil IIuuter Hobart Grand Hotel STATION fhD
pioia. 1I!l5 a. IN, -oo ,,,-
For Montreal and Canada East 7:2O a. M, G:lO D. m
Hamilton, London 'l0l a. H. 'OlO 'olO D. ILL., lOfOnlo
siO1Oa am, 60 81 lOprn VI.
.Daily. Other trains daily except sunday .,.
tickets time tables plrlOr or sleeping car acconuoua
tons information apply at ohces Jersey Guy rem J.
r. station IIoboEen, 40 Hudsonsti brooklyn Conr. g.
8Ib 1853 S5l 946 LAO 1873 broadway, 707 6tave, 4o
East 2ths 1897 BOwery West Shore stations 1oot
Of Of Jays, North river BaeRhge
and checked from hotels and Residences Icfs
cau he left nj cket ofDcea HENRY MONET.
ESQ Broadway General Passenger agent
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The following sale was maze NJ INC bAo""hsN "'
Roo Today.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
ByL. d. Phillips
Brewer with plot OF land 9d'sve. ecor OF lgs'h'S
VI 7Gx1 so and plot Of land on u,onave s,a, os1
ooro U5ihst plot l2sIl1e Ashoel tlioh.' zee @A'i'
By Richard '. Hdynh d Co.
5.st brick building with lot, No 337 East ll5th
ct ns; 100 It W Of lstaye; Iot zoiloo -" 1900
s saSTn dwelling with lot no lis West 32d.st;
MS 134 It OF 6thave' lot l6AOo' MionAoi O. 800
MoTrisayc vs. b53 II Of iisih.s 5sSIloo; ooo
Charles ITuster ana wife TO Mari a knopmnoni '''
79ths S75 It Of gs,Ste $4,000
Sdave as Of , 2S6h 81 $4,000
lo9th.st ~ ~ Of 2d-aVe' z'hIoo'iO' 1880
l3lsst l.S II Of !thave losA'''li ino"ao $4,000
Same property Mary Clarke to Susan Nc kie I low"
4Sdst l75 VOL ., i3h hS 1den and another 1880
l2ethst s. 9o f " OF E S1hSys AdeT 1880
laoihs sS ,e OF Ave SfSnsop $3.50
llSns 2SS r G 4{na az bo ~ gpadbnTn 10000
l9sthg 5SS o. S i1snyS Hf brown 1900
colqmbast No 10 Ferdinand Becker anu Nno 5000
7thst 800 t5e o. Ave0 Ksms%agn $500
oSdst 800 n OF iih b ss ~ yopdsroot IL. 600
l45th-st 10 l46th.St from sthave 70 Nsw yh,,
block; William thompson ano "no " 72OOO
o2d ia lao NE 90 T%sTS adams 1920
MSqso6svs NV S9f 81 10 Hst5ape W,here $4,000
a.a I9S 5e 20 81 ssnS 1880
West 3d.st = 2. 25 IT. Of McDougalst, 20xloG tne
Manhattan Construction Company to Anthony a. ooo
Hughes 'oiOV
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DrNysYLyANIA RAILROAD.
On and after September 81 !
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
New.York via Desbrosses and Courtndt Street
Ferries. asfolows: -, w., .,,,, r,ii,,sr po,o.o
sSaro attscbed u, and !. NJ daily Newf0rk ana
Limited Of ParoT, Dining, Smoking and sleeping
IN, go, ock II aven a m p. Cory and Eric
at n m connecting st Cory for tnsville. Petroleum
Ceutre and the oil Regions go, $3.50. ,,,..,,-..o
ysmore Washington and the South Limited washington
yress ~ pullman Palace Cars daily except Sunday, 10
q m arrtve Washu gton 4u5 mi regular at 90 and
$50 a. m J. $40 and p ~ ana j. night Suhuay' V'AO
a m $40 and m ana ~ night -, -
e1Gept sunday u
for Cape May, except Sunday. l p H.
Long Branch Bay Junction and intermediate staops
Via Rahwav and AmbOy 900 a M, l2OO noon. 34o'
Anu . ana $50 p. Un sunday . a. Ill. and 3 p IN.
(dO stop OF Asbury PARK -, ,,,u...,uhto a. =
For old Point Norfolk via New ork Phadep ha ana
Norfolk Railroad $40 q. week Gays ana p ~ every
dav; via baltimore and Line, $40 p ~ week days
BSats OF Brooklyn connect with az trOugh ISn5
at Jersey City, anOdng speedy ana direct Transfer IOr
Brooklyn travel. 500. - c.. ozn
$50 D. m daily. From Washington and Baltimore 81 30
mI;2O 800 S3 $50, g. 20 and 1000 IN SUNDAY .
sa m s5o 92O 1905 Prom P55iSdephia co. ~
s. 900 $50, 1910, 1l:S0 o. nj l:2O q ~ sou, ~
600 $50 1920 $50 e:2o, 9:35 1908 M and l220 nlght
sunday 800 $40 7O5. eo5, 1885 H. S;zo o:ZO eoo'
$40. 6;35, l0.U5
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Gee Cream.

A FACT-HORTON'S ICE CREAM is made
~ from pure cream Patent super Frozen Brick
OF Ice Cream Restaurants Churches Festivals 60 viii
keep Country orders promptly hlle DepOs
-lO5 4thavo, 1888 broadway, IS Chaham-st ITO East
lg5thst, New.Y0rk, and ibS Fuiton-stl Brooklyn
EUSSELDS ICE CREAM, No. 100 Broadway
IL EewYork
Families supplied OutoLtovn bneinoes speciality I4dvid
uai bricks for restaurants fairs stc Telephone Sso Ssts
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R

l. NEWJEESEN CENTRAL DINlsIuN..
ro1 TIM SO TESTGa hsnSa 1879 1880.
'2s Ea. lSo 7s5 s&i 53S
$50 1900 D m SUNDAYS at 400 s;i5 a. IN ooo IzOo
Direct connection OF Wayne Junction for Germantown AMI
CHESTNUT nm a cOlambia-ave. for Manayunk cOnsAo
DRIWINGR0oM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
returning U leave Phi SDELPHIA Ninth and
$50. $50 $3.50, 100 m. l:l5. So 5AO 60. Zoo
RoTfs ss All at So 81 so 300 1850 M 100. $50 55O
For Sg2 6R n nh sVE3A ffS al and Penn
For ~ Viii III lMsPonT sUy2URY JEwIs6RRUGg and
For IA RRISBwkG at 400 7;tS s4S a. M 100 i'o 'o
For S R 9 I "a 81 p 400 45 5 I5 a. m 100 l,a
For T9I g 100 $40 r a n StG p a TOO
loo. 1870, Sl5, 5.l5 p. SUNDAYS at 6Sonm
Fo PPAMAoUA al at 100. 7I 54J NJ 100 $780, si'
For 5Y BElTfHiRHM, ALLENTOWN and MAUcH CHUNK
at 800 700, s45 q. H. lCC lSO' Slo' oAop III 'UH'S
at 400 700 s45 1SG 49, 100
For HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 400. Gao a. H. 400
For 'FPRfMIYGToN ZOO sl5 a. m. 90 1880, 400. 49,
500, $50 J.. " Sunday 800 D. N. M o., ,oqo 1r1ra
fp or 81 i:a1 iSo 40 S45 200 4sS boo 55o 9i5 COO
$50 90 7,S3 $40. lOS'P IN. Sundays '"o 0'Oo %" IL
For PStAG1SFLD 400 Go 7O9 ~ az o$ go 1919 o
6@O 5 1900 SS0G go Gp 500 5 49, a. Ia zoo M 80 800
For 5 20 No? Bg 5S 2o GRAv GROVE &C. IAN rail-
400 7;i5. 1900 m, los, 30 400 80 POO sA'p'm
sUNDAYs except OCEAN GrSye "a. 800 2o Zoo p m
For LAKEw 0oD, TONS xiv En- and BAINLGAr at4;oo
7.l5 m. loo, 30 D. m. - 800 ,.-,,,,,,,--1,, 81,
For ATLANTIC CITY. VGNELAND and BhIDGEIoN al
400 u. ~, lO0p.m
NFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Prom Pier No. s, North River. via andy Hook. 49,
For HiGHLANDs, sEABiiIGTIT and LoNG BRANCH.
r6 % S R2O FRRk kn@ oGE& Az Grove
OCEAN beach POINT PLEASANT &c. 1Ol5 a. N.
For 4RPLHNTIc HIGrLANDs. $50. 1913 m. 3:iO 900
D IN.
Tickets DO procured at foot OF iDeriy;sd FER 10
Bfosdway e59 7S7 ana 10 0thavs. Rvington St 10
IL l6 and l43 GreenwiCst lG5, 2O8 East lZIst 1882
500 Bowerv and principal hotes in HewY0rk GIiy. II
BROOKLYN tho. COurt-s; lO7 Broadway b3s 500 fuL
ton ST 2lO, 879 Manhaianave In hob9ken I54 ashng
tOns N Transfer omIany VIII cal or anu 0heoA Jag
gage from hotels or residence TO destination
j. +. WOOTTEN, &. q. HANCoCk -.
General Manager. Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agt.
H. r. BALDWIN, &. E. p. Agt, ll9 Liberty st., N. y.
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, foot OF COrtlandt-
stations IN, 81. and Desbr0sses ~.
NEW-fotfhs Phila and Reading X. r. FOOT ilbertySt,
LEAVE EW.YORK-COmmencing Sept q, losb.
For south Amboy, Philadelphia aud Reading rOad,
T. 5.i5, 745, q m, !, 4, 3. 545 D. IN
SUNDAYS, 4, S45 a. N.
Ma Pennsyivana Railroad, IL noon. 4:lo g. $50 p m
For msiscsa Via Philadelphia Reading Railroad 4.
S45 745 IL O. m, !, 4, 49, s. 546 D. m. Sundays, 4,
$40 q. m.
$50 m Sundays. 9 a. m. 5p. M -,
Rod Long Branch. ocean Grove, Asbury fark,
o.an Reach snrns Lake Grit Point PlelsB etc..
via philadelphia and Reading Railroad T. as II m,
l 800 A. 4:30. 8, $40 Sundays mot stopping al
Ocean Grove Asbury Park. d, $40 q m % , N
Railroad . a. II noon, 5ln, filu
@ $50 D. IN. sundays mot stopping at ocean Grove or
AsbuIy PARK a. M . =; M ,,c,,,r,r e,,or,,,.oor,
CGHANCoCK, J. X; WOOD
a PCT A. r. & r. RI G.P. A. 2. RR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30

trans New York via DesbOsses and Court
street Ferries, as follows:
$50 30 g. Chicago Llmitehl end do sg6
o NJ and ~ night. Sundays 81 % Limited ana ~
a. M; 3AO D, q, z, and D. ~ ana z hlsnL -, O q ana
daily except Sunday al o. " anu
lilo a M T. a and p m, and ,. H. On Sundays
connect at Trenton for Camden. $1,000
aeturninr trains Broad Street Station Philadelphia
e1o0 400 go o. $40 g. so 100. 800 $780, ii, ana o
m Gimited press IA and so p. m l244, T.
100 40 TAO and0lop. ON SUNDAY lZ;Ol, ~ s13 "a
S,A5 $40 q m l2i4, q 4:5O Lmited), G3O, !iO, TAU
D. M Leave Philadelphia via Camden. a m daily except
TicEetomces $40 425 and ol4 Broadway. Astor ionse
fofU Courtlandt SITS Couftst ana
PTooI iyn Amer station, FuitOnst. Brookyni
Pnsch's Hotel HObOken Station Jersey CITY, IMMIGRANT
T,ctet ONCE No g. Battery place and Castle Garden
The New.York Tran sfer Company VIII cal ior ana CnooA
bargsge from tells ana residences. ,,.ooo
CHARLES u. PUOH, u ~ MOOD
General Manager. GeneIal feSseDser AsonS'
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Gleellon Noiiee.
CTATE OF NETWORK.
OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY or STATE, /,
ALBANY. August l, 1857

ALBANY August /. 1857
To the Sheriff OF the County Of NewYorki
sir-Nou-e hereby Rivcn that General Election
be hod IN this state the Tuesday succeeding the
officers al 10 DO elected, 10 wit
Govornorin tho place OF DAVID D HILL
A Secretary Of state IN The place OF JOSEPH D. CARR
Comptroller IN the place " ALFRED G. CHAPIN.
a Treasurer IN tie ps,e " ROBERT A. MAAWELL
state Engineer and surveyor IN the place OF ELNA-
Justice Supreme Court for the First judicial Dis
tcL comprising The Soun OF Ne"fork in tue place Of
Hs5Tescnt4tive In the Forty ninth Congress, OF the
United States toe Eighth Congressional District composed
County OF Sew.YSrk ID the place o. 5AMtEL g. cox 70
signed . 49, -, go. 49,.
Tenth and Eleventh senate Districts.
County officers also TO DO elected for said County,
Tweny -four Members Of Assembly -. -
sheriff in the place Of ALkXA DER DER y DAVIDSON.
Ju.nce OF the Court Of Common Pleas In the place OF
K J1saoo Of tho Superior Court. place o; JOHN
Tyo Justi1es Q, jAo CITY Court IN place of DAVID MO-
a President Of tho Board Of Aldermen.
Tsrse Sorenefi in place Of FERDINAND LEVY. BER
A whose terms sfonee will expire on tho last DAY 81 De-
Respectfully yours
JOSEPH h CARR,
Secretary of State.
You without delay 10 deliver copy Of the above
notice tho supervisor or OF the AssossOr Of each
Sd noe 10 Ge cabshsd sceorins 70 law oSee IN ZACH
week until the election tSee Laws Of 1879 Chapter 4s2
certify the above TO be true COPY o. the Eoction
Notice received by me this day from the seSy OF state
shor OF the city and county on TO Of S SS"
Publishers of win not nsort this advertise
ment unless specially authorized so to do. x,,r,,
skerid OF the City and County OF Eew.York.
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anlnmn Resorts.

OLNEY II OUSE, Catsil on the Hudson
" Fail and winter board delightful locations table
rooms and accom- mediation hrstclass Mrs lWHIITELsbT
DAVILION HOTEL, Islip, Long Island, Will
II remain openi house heated with steam. JAMES
SLATER the Berkeley Fifthsve cor 9th-st Newfork
proprietor
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Citn 1lropcrtn tor Sale.
BroOklnn prupertp gor sal. Az 81 Get

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE at Maplcton sta
~ tan tie sea Reach Railroad ouchaif hour rom
NtwA ora city miles from Say lNfgo and unu'cs m
Coney Island front On I-tavc. iNeW boulevard h"tf
attractive with two Wings and pClrnt TOOL
containing largo stable CarrugrH'u,o etc5 me
shade trees aad apple pear and cherry orchard between
and IO acres oil ground would sell t,e Whole part az
crate tgurc Apply a. tA~ 10y sJ%'h % aud l5I
MctcerSt Prince nom o - 30 p n. OF o.o Lex
gton ayo corner 4 IZ5thl. NeWh ok q ~, 30 lat
CLINTON AVE, near Fulton ST, Brooklyn.
- 10 ngt5. the bcsi locality IN Tie ,tr Tor 80 10
al L. month ll Improvement aud u good nfd'T address
80 BROWN BRp-., 20 9Th ave- Brooklyn. \. \.
nor SALE-HOUSES.-Finc investment on
Il 7thavc between CaUu.i-st ana Garfield place nor
prospect rrrk now 3stoy aud has mfni bi"Nusl'nc
COMPETED. cabinet tim. eailiy
,,nr Iriror, an uipdsIn tuI r.srurIt hIst class
h Nvcry e,prot will De sid On reasonable iefih run par
if'oSAED Moody . c1urtyt. or on prcrn,c.
NOR SALE-HOUSES.-O ClntUn-ayc.. near
TO Elevated Railroad. only p minutes # m 'iy Hall
NewYok and basement browns,'no ooiason fronts
Cfhiurt trumIug-, cN'fy Improvement
bnytO of 100; splendid location immediate possession.
Apply 10 rro,-,,,r, ,,,ony IN cou-,.s
or Branch Occs 276 ratrush ave- AMI 7dJ BediordaYo
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6iluations Uanteo-- females.

6ituaione mGnteb--femnles.
DERSON of responsibility, active, intelligent
fond Of children kind in sickness wishes position IN
good mendcr also instruct peffna-
nen desired than large salary good CITY refer
encet letters attended two days Address ADNEhTlSER
Tribune Uptown Office l23S broadway
WAITRESS or PARLORMAID.-First- class !
w thoroughly understands her business several years
references Address c. ~ Tribune Uptown ONCE lZ58
Broadway.
WASHING, &c.-By n woman, to go out by
the day. week H. at washing ironing or house
cleaning. 1913 East oih ST. 80 bell
ASHING.-By a German woman, family
w washing at homo 70 out by the day reference
giyen. MRS. GREGORY, No. $3.50 West 4lst-st.
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Copartnerbip Notifies.

THE copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween Henry Lax Robert LaI and Emille BlumsErech
uuder the frm Lax %. has been ulbsoived by
conEent by Robert Lar Withdrawing Lherotrom The
business continued by Henry Lax and Emile Buman
reich under the sane hrm name
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30

A TROY BOATS CITIZENS, line
IS s: SeT e p SS Steamers and CITY OF
TROY leave Pier 1 US gsScs d hSLn except
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing June 22, 1885,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot; , a
fCchssleT G y NOp S,s rzr,e,,
with 'S San % e east opes az any Ucs
GTs Cleveland , and 1 TSos Sc
Louis 4iS p m peat day Through drawing-rOOm car to
Ezgres ss syd SI1 cars to Canaan
I'll " estern New.York and Northern Express viii
$50 p ~ Albany Troy and Utica Express thToHg!
drawing room cars. To SARATOGA FL Edward and Giens
4 D. ~ Accommodation to Albany and Troy:
for Niagara Falls Buffalo CINCINNATI Toledo Detroit Chi
e$op Exress with sleeping cars to Syracuse and to
ter Bnio Niagara Fails Cleveland Toledo Detroalso
ill M, Express win sleepingeas 70 Albany any
sm an TqCy oTS tsxcsp Ti eaurday night
TcEets At Grand Central Depot No "a Bowllng
wescos Express oaices FaTsPlacs net BTo39
Yofk 1888 washington 7S0 Futonsts Brooklyn and 10
and sleeping cars , can be
Sy BaSssre osied for ana Checked residence
.bese tIshs sop G at Harlem 25h;st it6vcj
ton sunday runs only to Albany and Troy rvDp1cK.
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Trains Leave from s peo' lOr 5 T. 400
Sao Gao $50 p H. IL midnight. Sundays 7, a. M and
NsRuet Spring Valley and MOnsey 7. loa M 4'5o
Sundays a. IN.
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
Arrangements of trans IRON Chamberss Depot 'rom 2Sd-
wDay except snnday Day fAPTess DTewips;ToGm
&a Fails and @ BrdGo Sleeping Coaches
r. n m mi a
sold Pullman Of pay, sieepng and y ote coaches
m cleveland ioso mi Cneinnati go p m. Chicago,
G p % aud * h0 and Sa nS sseqh% mi arrives
nnao g m Suppression rage So sn9 q nao S' DOS'
GSaFo r GfCrsss for Tho 70 sG
Emra Buffalo. Niagara Fails Cineinnatl and Chlcago
Rutherford and Passae dS S 7o 7S9 go 90 1922 s2o m
l. midnight sundays 5l5 74j $3.50 1920 m' lio 6So
Paterson tsH i5 5l5 720 5o $50 1920 m IL noon
SS t1 sI S9 e s 9 $50 o 1920 M Ia $50
?;45 p. midnishi 80, c., GOO e.qo ,ooo
1850 SS a sSo $50 30 800 $50 and
u nsdnight Saturday nights only Sundays '915 A. H.
sgsclg s4k 75O $50 1920 lA5 $3.50 $50 t4o
7,45 $50 lO:3O a. M f45 $50 ~ and ~ midnight
NewbuTg and Cornwall 7:oo a. IN, $3.50 ALSO Up w. sun
Df RondOui and Kingston and Montgomery $3.50
GoHIen as 5"i5 1850 1920 m. $3.50 4So ZOO
$50 m. Sunday $40 7;l5 $3.50 logo a. m, $3.50 700
iiddiotoyn AS Pap 7;5o 1929 m; s;299}so 8
TSc am and S36 IN trains connect with on
tario and Western Railroad at Manst The TT lin stops
at PORT Jervis Sl45 1850 1920 $50 4So $50
Boats leave 2Sdst, n. Y, $40 0l5 m. e:l5 m 70
81 m every fifteen minutes PAP 10 lnio IN eTsy
ckSs for passage and spartmen Drawing Room aud
@ ran % 81 11EsaGS T e Ws the H Court
FIpTSss trains nom the West arrive in NowYork at 7O
''SV john & ABBoTT, GENT Passr Agent. New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
foiuler Resorts.
LAKEWOOD, REW-JERSEY.
The Popular Winter and Spring Resort
IAIJREL HOUSE OPENk OCT. L.
WENTWORTH q PLUMER. Managerh
Eiuler Resorts.
Horscs an0 Y arrlages

fjorses ail0 Y lrrla9eS
rT1UE valuable road mare May Knox, the best
Il roadster IN the United states, Tor sale.
gire-General Knox -. =. 49,, q, .. an, ~,
Iark rom Nesseagsr stock dark brown long How
inc mana aud tai sixteen bands high eight years old FER
,s,iv Gentle ngo double with no rioks anu
record but 220orse 70 road wagon she ls lax
sbnvn two uiDuts gait sukey needs no bools OF ~
i1ss not p gger lady drive her any where WIN
afraid oil STEAM or anything bhe thVob
essy and IL dnoiookng and stylish TO wagon or segh'
Address l. u o., i I, ydS - nuINToN
Trenton, N. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
THE NEW LINE
4 BETWEEN
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA: NoRFoLK, OLD POINT


CoMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER R0U1B
The New.York, Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad Company
bay and slight Express between New 1oIk
and Cape leave New oTk via Pennsylyaia
Railroad $40 week days and daily. arr wing Old
Point Comfort 6l5 D. IN days and so daily Nor
folk p m and 9l5 sleeping cars through from ew-
YORK PaflOr from Philadelphia with
ont change Tickets and sleeping bebs
be Ticket ONCE OF the PeBnsyyana Railroad
COMPANY r. b. COOKE. Gen' Pass. aud Freight Agent
II. w. dunno, Superintendent