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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-08-05

For the escape from the system of its waste and
debris. which, If retained, would vitata the bod
lY fluids aLd overthrow health. That important
channel oi exit, the bowels, may be kept perma
reutlY free from Instructions by using the non
GRIPPING, gently acting and agreeable CathartiC
Hu~tetrers stomach BitterS, which not only lber.
ntcs impurities, but iuvigorates the lining Of the
Intestinal canal when weakened by constipation
or the unwSe use OF violent purgativeS. The
stomach, liver and urinary organs are likewise
reinforced ana aroused 10 healthrul action by
this lenlHceut tonic and corrective, aud every
orEiH, fiber, muscle and nerve experiences n
share OF It's invGorating influence. Unohjec
uonahls in flavor, a most genial and wholesome
medicinal stmuiaut, and owing It's efficacy TO be-
tanic sources exclusively, it is the remedy bet
adopted 10 household use. on account of its
safety, wide scope and speedy action.
Dr. ], 5. Knox, of Chicago, H., says
that quinsy Is closely related to rheuma-
tism; that it occurs mainly in persons of
rheumatic tendency, and can be cured by
the same sort of treatment which is APP
propriate TO rheumatism. We echo the
thought-F,'om Dr.. Foote's Health Monthly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-08-05

Miss Sarah levitt, the actress who Is
snmmerinv at Pigeon Cove, Mass Is
rapidly regaining her health
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-08-05

NEW design Cor postal card has
lately been approved 10y Postmaster Gen.
eral Villas, and it will come into use as
soon as the present stock of cards on
hand is disposed of. There is at present
a stock of120000O0, estimated to be sufii-
cient for month or two, after which
the new design will come into use. The
following is description of it. 1t con
sists of one piece of engraving iua,, 4
of two pieces as on the present card. A
head 'of jefferson, q miniature portrnit
after the original i'll the state department.
occupies a central place on the upper
third of the card. over this head i'm
light letters are the words Omitted
States In panels, supported by scroll
work at the left and right, are the words,
postal card in distinct letters.
Under the head are the words, zone
cent" and beneath the border line inclos-
~ ing the designation of value is the line,
" Nothing but the address to be ON this
de The design is graceful and light,
advantage over the old one is
putting the stamp of at
designation of the arti-
side is abandoned to
esign with the strong
centre. The post
decide to print the
paper, in black ink,
paper furnishes
item characters,
and for the
nix is com
70 use 1T as
god work
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-08-05

Fohrsr fires are still raging in Michigan.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-08-05

Governor Hill. of New York, will take a
short vacation at Blue Mountain Lake III
September.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-08-05
THE THIRD PARTY In LINE
The Wisconsin State Prohibitionists
Assemble i'll Convention at the
State Capitol.
They Present a Ticket Which They
Claim Cannot Have Any Su-
peri0r

MADISON, Wis, July 2s.-The state pro
hibition convention was held in this city
to-day, there being All delegates in at
tendance.
A permanent organization was affected
by the committee reporting in favor of re-
tanning the temporary organization as
the permanent, which was agreed to.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-08-05
They All Laughed.
Texas Sifungs

Bob Have you sold your humorous
article to any newspaper yet!
Sam-I'ye shown it to several editors
but none Of them have bought it..
Bob Perhaps they don't think 1t funny
enough. III
sam-Oh yes, they do, for they al
laughed
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01
AVERAGE MEN.

Speaking Of Vice President Wilson the
New York Herald says in recent number:
1.-THE secret Of his political influence was
the fact that he sought to look at all public
questions from the standpoint of average
mankind"
This may have been true with respect to
political questions generally, but we think
the Natick Cobbler took something more than
an average view Of the temperance question
and the liquor traffic If not, his warm ad-
mirers and supporters were greatly deceived.
It Is In this way OF averaging opinions that
politicians keep themselves down on low
level, and that really able men who look to
and work for necessary improvements have
no show. Your average" Legislator, Gov
ernor, President, or officer Of any kind does
nothing to advance necessary reforms, or to
bring 10 necessary Improvements. He and
his compeers must be logged and pushed,
and scolded TO induce him or them to do
anything good out of the beaten average
track.
Once in long while, indeed, we find an
eminent politician who bravely champions
some change which is above the average
but such men as often fall as they succeed,
and like most other improvers, they only
become stepping stones for others. For
want Of men who could rise over the aver
age level Of politicians the land mourns, and
the battle OF reforms must be fought and
won, II won at ell, by the press and tie
platform. III
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01
STILL MISSING.

. Mr.. p. III. Havilands body is yet undis-
covered, after two weeks have elapsed since
II first disappeared.
No reasonable circumstance is found to
sustain the theory Of his desertion of his
family or an ascending. 1t stands then as
probable murder.
Then II murder and no superficial trace
is left by which the murderer can be APP
pretended, let our fullest energies continue
to fathom the diabolism in the mystery. If
the criminal strategy Of the murderer is al
lowed 70 succeed finally over us, our citizens
will be ihterminably murdered on the high
ways in their sacred homes.
Our Commissioners will undoubtedly take
cognizance Of this atrocity at their meeting
on Tuesday next. They will in all likeli-
hood carry out the custom In such instances
Of offering reward for the conviction of
the murderer. II they do let 1t be hand
some one. All iaw-loving citizens wilAap-
prove IL heartily in defence of the good
name of the county and self-preservatioh,
The Commissioners will show themselves
ready tofulfilla protective duty toward their
constituents. 1t would bring TO our aid In
the search detectives of distant cities who
are acquainted with the dark deeds of crimi-
mails, which contrasts with the innocent in
capacity Of our citizens to bridge rural
lie and Pinkertonism.
Let us hunt the murderer down, let us
curtail his liberty at once and incarcerate
him 10 await the imposition Of q death SEM
tence BY just Court And flnatfyrfd ting
community Of the bloodhound with the
execution of the lawful sentence. As well,
II will be deterrent to others of like dis
position, though not yet stepped in murder.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01
h THE Old AND NEW YEAR.

LAST night the gates Of death closed as
iselessly and lightly as . sunbeam flung
RON . mirror swinging In the wanton
wind, AMI the old year hoated away into
the great formless gulf Of the past Fond
old years-how many glittering trinkess Of
memory It conceals; beads Of beauty, shed
from Q shivered necklace, rolled darkly away
In the dust, that no hand may thread again,
but His @who doeth oil things we'll" Sad
old yearl how many . new-turfed heap has
grown dewy and damp with rain that fell
not from the clouds. But for sorrows or
joys alike twill soon be forgotten. Already
the New Year has been greeted with joyous
shouts and merry-making new days. new
hopes, new loves are before us. whilst on
the clear crisp air are riding those words Of
earnest significance:
"Ring out old shapes OF foul disease,
Ring out the narrowing lust Of gold;
Ring out the thousand wars of old,
Ring In the thousand years Of peace"
"Ring the valiant man and free.
The larger heart, the kindlier hand;
Ring out the darkness Of the land,
Ring the Christ that 10 to be-"
The Old Year has gone before IA, and the
New Year has come over the sea. May we
Al profit from the experience Of the pas,
md Gnsaasllh, joy and prosperity In the
new volume just opened, is the earnest wish
Of the SENTINEL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01
Kings Palace,
814 Seventh Street, bet. H. and l.,
WASHINGTON, ID, G.
may l5--oct By
MOrtgagee'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE of power contained in a
I'D Mortgage from Willard f. Hopkins and
James R. Weer and Ruth NJ. Weer, his wife,
10 Briee w. Howard, bearing date the 9Th
day of January, in the year 1885, and record
ed among the Land Records of Montgomery
county, in Liber r. B. P, No. "a, folios II,
&C., which said Mortgage has been duly as
signed to James B. Henderson, the subscriber,
as such Assignee, will offer at public sale to
the highest bidder, on the premises, at Olney,
in said Montgomery county, on
SATURDAY, 9th of January, 1886,
at the hour Of o'clock, P. NJ,
all the property mentioned and described ia
said Mortgage, containing
80 Square Perches of Land,
MORE OR LESS.
This property is situated at the intersection
Of the Laytonsville and 0lney road with the
Washington and Brookeville Turnpike, in the
village of Olney, in said county, and is inn
proved by a Blacksmith Shop and Wheel
wright Shop.
TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by the
Mortgage-cash.
JAMES B. HENDERSON,
dec ls-tso Assignee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01
|, R D Z r Nj ST.
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that theanbscri
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans,
Court of Montgomery county tersNfqsia-
mentary on the personal estate of
JAMES L. SHA W, \
late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here.
by warned to exhibit the same with vouchers
thereof, TO the subscriber, on or before the
18th day Of June{ 1886; otherwise, they
may, by law, be excluded from all beneiits.
Of said estate. All persons indebted 10 sa
estate arereqnested to make immeaiatsa
ment, GiveR M af~my band thi
Of DNeUb< sss5
r-f1HG l6-4tp
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01

1t is claimed that careful canvass of both
branches OF Congress shows that majority
of senators and representatives favor O con.
tinuance OF the coinage Of silver The figures
given are as follows: Thirty-two Democrats
and sixteen Republicans out of the total of
seventy-six senator will vote against any
measure providing for the suspension of the
coinage, and, in the House, one hundred and
forty-three Democrats and fifty.two Repub-
licans against suspension, and thirty. one
Democrats and ninety-one Republicans In
its favor. This is the claim Of the friends of
silver, and itgiyes them maiorities of twenty
eight in the Senate and seventy three in the
House.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01
BOQUETS.

100 doz Corsagc Bouquets at 25c.
100 +" SOC.
100 :" :" 4sc.
100 9 extraiine Corsage Bouquets
from 75c to IS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01

Experience seems To have fully demon.
Ffratsd that good farming rests upon broad
nd general principles. but 1t appears. as
ef. impossible TO lay down any established
= as 70 The details As general rule
n(ide latitude Is given for the exercise
1dixidual judgment and discre.
remember that we ever
NOR no two fields on
pbably no two acres
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01

M. Francois Jules p. Grevy was on Mon.
day last reelected President of the French
republic on Joint ballot of the Senate and
Chamber of Deputies, his majority being
l55. but five of the monarchist party vot.
ed. The omission is more significant per
haps than any display of opposition they
could have made. Should M. Grevy serve
out his second term Of seven years he will
have been at the head of the government an
inordnately long time. as things 90 in
France.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01

w. ~~ohJ sA-1 NTNtctHN@ANrf.M III HEiEsHH-
pAfcni-thc electors being always ready 70
elett President 10 case Of yscsncy---its
adoption probably would serve TO hasten the
abolition d that mischievous superfiuity
and % Y correct an error that the authors
ofour palitical arrangements. IL they could
have prolpnged their vision little into the
future, would not have committed. II lis by
many degrees the most sensible proposition
respecting the presidential succession that
has been suggested.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01

On Saturday Of last week, atGainestown.
Clark county, Ala, Alexander Reed, n ne.
gro, who brutality murdered Miss Carrie
Boyer at that place on the 18th instant, was
chained TO tree at the spot where the crime
was committed and slowly burned to death
by crowd of indignant whites and blacks.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01

WANTFD, at Silver Spring Farm, Sew
w enth Street Road, an efficient and
reliable FARM HAND, with small family
Satisfactory recommendation required and
liberal wages given.
FOR SALE.-A pure young JERSEY
BULL, raised in Kentucky from imported
etock.
Apply at 1858, Penney lvan,a Avenue, OPP
Posite the War Department, Washington,
WITHOUT DELAY.
jan 1--3tP.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
ROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
5iiudtiono UaNic0-- Mdlc9.

NOACUMAN and GARDENER-COOK.-
~ married man thorough his' class hm IN ard
glrden.r; wife rsicl.s coos both thoroughly conpe
feat aud n ny rec0mmc ded county. Addr -
CDACHMAN 100 Tribune ptOwn once. l,25> Brladway.
DRINATE WAICHNAN.-Bv respectable
L reference; has served three years In u. =
Address T. t.. IIOdue Dl q
WALLET or I\NALlDS SATTENDANT.-By
an ns sl man. y irty let or inva1 attend
ant tforou hly evrcucncet all duties hrstcassi city
and ngllsu references AHiriss
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13

The foOTlnc sales were heN AZ th' HAohT0 'H EANN'"
ByJ. Thomas 0tcGYnS
psor. house with lot. is tn 81 sc cor oi in o
Ion, ave. Ot LOO I'D MarI X iidhtIlab-. SiOVV
r. Psfcf Ic4cr.
lots on Ssth-st of Habethst 2Xlo each oo-
Mo { "-'
e,ot- on is h-stss l2O It OF llizfDeth-sj, 2JXlOO
each aHd another .--.-.---. lIoU
1p9I gi -ni "n t eI eI al io' "a - . 1890
] lot II lS5thst Of 5daye. 2'441O.o; Ham e,
IN RicEard 7. HrrntH d ca.
Q g story hmlGings with lots, Nos l.Ji5 ana I"4
Bloadway " 80 II OF 3Oth-SL IOts -UA'O oo oo,
. stoly bunings Slth plot o. lnl. Nos - and lsO
last !! ,th 81 -ij OF dave plot OF land 90 -,
Z xlOO. c Mac1OIdt- ,---------. oo'40o
1.s;or1 lmllaing with lot. No lGl2 broadway. De 80 FOO
col of 4.th lot IS. xi2 J smith -; ZIoUV
] with rot o. 5thaVe, 100 II OF .o.,
-52XiOt } II id,Ecr -...-.-.-..---. -oOVV
! 2.storv uwrllIns with !O No 90 tast i Iuth-st
tS9it Ma, isDna ave lot lo9X IOu.II; JOhh
MOntyD my --.----. AN'''N
ftn of ~ CONTEST. -0xlnu; Is e Las o'"0V
lot of Nest ItCsf, 10 II " O. West Ehd'aNe
2.Nlut. ID; k Grant ''"'"
J 9stor, awe ing Ot NO 900 west 1Ist ST s.
10 Il lutl.aEc, lot -JNIOo l. LaDIISAI--- o'''o
NEW RDCH Liz PROPERTY
! 2storv hotel wit acres OF land Worth-stj Geo 500
Hall - --------'''-
Bg BE-. >cdat m
Sale o. DWELLINGS, with lois on W est 'oih-si' "oi
lVtllaye urneG 10 Nay 20
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
Co unlrn Doar0 nantco.

IOVNTRY BOARD WANTED.-BOard Tor
- family with child and nurse at the seaside July
and August NO Otner boariers Adde - 10
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
nrcnRnEp REAl EsrArE rRANsFERs-N y. CIT

a
IL he he Hesi'icI's Of TODAY
127ps, 7 s. d AZ Nh 10 eoi rcInig . s30sOl
Peasdae r.-ee s. @o a aHu, r4io 20 & Flynn 1000
same nropcrty " - Goding ana wiie to scnmitt
CSdst 211 II It " ct oi aT1l'o oA'V'' 6o5o
IS ,a1 a,, T., 8 30 VsH 1850
12ss s SS2 wT 7, to- o. Y'HS noas o.'DV- 800
Aban osi Road m 5 a9 .nI 10 ol 30 rr' i. 800
1udgT ~ s. apa an " e 10 Frey and aa@ INC, $4,000
s. s.as 81 :S: al another .s @ '.sa5 sas
CT. 81. ~ IT. Of 4a'e, 1.Ooo FRANK o, ,oo
St SichSaS.aye. cor Of i2is,-s II .4x SILK
"a; = ~ 10 sIa O c to : i 6 G5oOO
's'sSe s,S 90 cor Msry iTley .'- 10000
lossi alG No 20 70 Iiat asi ic1oG; Ii Gcbdad ano
c, %le Sys Go s. ~ {. Of Anty.si iG1ao
etSvd T. coz Of A@iiy.st io1oo, cAftlkeE and
ls stst MiG . %oss7 est l61o9I Mceynods to
oysti Ehn're ,s o, -. III Wan .U 5xijJAi'.5I
oHNe, o. r 1roShy to Fairgr ere 10000
Io'IH ~ Tosiion. reeiec 10 A Iow.... 5000
'9'n ne, AID we 10 d Richter ..,......- 22OO0
eamsSis ncy sr u ~ - 2sS Of M1ronavc l51ioj:
s.ta,s} Gp 8 cSs +. " 9d.ave 5JlOTlo-g Ietor
.s aaIey s,y 70 CgcSI SIden and Ne 10 Martin 81 go
ls'sDG' sE so SOs er 'e1 e9ecnors to anney % 600
llltu.st "a 35 + dave 2jxtJJ.II WIN Nc
CoTGIc. and Wle TO & no enDers.-..------... o.OVo
6gtt.si. II II OF Sth-INc N3lSN-Xi2b; IL
Han and wife to- Ne eiVcy t,oVO
l2bthst II 4 OF 3d-aye, z IA9tlI; IL hulhan 1900
~ Az an. AHOihcr f,JVo
einivc No ). W & nstaDc. r and wife % Jennie
l77SS. 1HD''sDe So 100 fl Of Moiisave io0xii5
salvatore La T. Iassa 2SOO
Alen-st aud Well et ~ 10 schwenzer, Z|,V"O
aaS wi;e +" Rosenberg ~ ......,......-~. $4,000
gtlave. e. o., II u 0 loOth-st 2j3AlO john
Iugle- and wife 10 julia I.tnIud 2O,UUO
Cam r,lcng e = S~2Z II OF Pelham-aVe JJ1
lu. & udckoa Jush et al 10 G II Bun oOO
NIlaldave. % II c Of lsi--t. 10Il"o henrietta 100
scot ana anOther TO Alice T. CampDel -----:.-.- 4U
Ch.rr ,si 80 .Is & iaight eAI Lockwood. loo
lloth-st - A. .: 3iave, JOAlUU4I; Anna 10000
ased VIII 10 Mar hen edy ...- 1900
DClauceg-si u fl o; Chnonst 2 XII SrI1lH9 .ooo
1 =. , sthef NIDer 10 l. baraRlnsky ltOOV
'''a'v Z; Wolfe S 'oo "e'' i.- - 25oOo
o1chaId.si. 20 il5: y sohaci tel and wife TO CTa-
ger and another o4'"VV
toC Blimn ..............-.-...... $4,000
1884 81. Il ;. Of llih-ave. 2jxlOO. Louisa a
zoe 90 ] u CIowl, ................... 1000
BOulevar!. " III st. 25x94. w L TIaphagen
Car. Inc l. Maxwell ..........- ........... 1000
1thayc cor Of lZdtist pax lOni y MinncTly and
WngAt.................. .......-.-.- 10000
Il " Oi -ithst. lO2.2xlNxst. So:
J " ~Cimilt ami vile 10 l. Brandt and another,
l-3 interest $500
Lot No 49, estate 4zth Ward. " u Man.
IoieIte. 10 AZ h ~ 800
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
Clin prOp,rin for 5als.

VHn IJIUTtIIU 1UI C"It.
TTENTlUN IS CALLED to those elegant
"a 1rsi-olass houses. Nos 10 " last eOthst Apply.
G. y. & n. a. WILLIAMS.
I|OR SALE.-A large property IN the Swamp
i suitable for manuiactory: .,,,,,>.,, g. ,,.,.
E'OR SALE.-A 3-stOiy tWenty-fo0t corner
Il hons. sth Ward al a bargain No brokers. Address
~. J. COLLINS rs East Vth ST.
EOR SALF.-five elegant and thoroughly
fms e. louses, 7'sst Nos 4ls 10 40 west Of SIN
I've o. b.ock from elevated eabOratey dcsIghcd
IL lnt.lOi AId e>itIoT laItcuaiy tesiIaCiei Terms
moderate widths lIOm 49, y ieel average oep % eet
tIoLsiODs fIoDi 10 ~ 50 feet open 1or inspection 49,
q. ". HAMILION, Builder
CT. AIMS AND BROOK AYES. 23d Ward.
FULL BLOCK OF PROPERTY.
opposite 81 Mary's Park liSa aud l44th SIS,
II a GREAT BARGAIN
}. ROMAINE BROWN.
90 West 39d.st
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13

a man, to take care OF SICK
Gentleman. CITY or country % objection TO travel
loc Tor md family references call at last employ er
NURSE. care VI Ars Lasson 40 ON ave-
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13

VNO RENT.-Fnrnished, for the summer. at
i Fair6eld hour and q half from New-York. via New
Haven ksirosn within walking distance OF bathing beach
and ccpot house contains paror library dining room and
bed rooms including seryants good stable; IN petect
order Apply " SAAUkL CLOVER % Liberty ~
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13

NtnS CRAMER. formerly of the World
vi newspaper Employment Bureau Is direo.ress OF mo
stairs between World and rues uptown oliees Correct
systsa VI csgtinod rsforenoeA
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
Nrw.N onK. Wednesday, May u. 1886.

The following sales erehed Al ths rxca'ns' AM Auc'O"
Iufl.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
IN ~,

KEY EAST BEACH, v J.
Applications for board at TINS most desirable seaside resort
be made
sANDEMAN & SMITH. l.elO Chcstnut-st. Phila 'elpul
(FOrmcrly OF Neptune House. ocean BeIclLl
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
OCEAN AVENUE HOTEL,

" PATCH DG Z =. T. T.
ON the shore Of the great south Bay OPEN from NAV 10
October Boating fishing cunning. surf and stu water
bstLIng etc Cottages furnished and unfurpshed 10 st
bANEOHD Wkkks, Proprlstor.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13

I1 dlftcf D.. scum IN.
eate n. avelhnos with los. on West 7othst, W OF
IUtAaye " as adI urneO TO May 20.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
hDiRONDACkS.
LELAND HOUSE AND COTTAGES.

SCHROON LAKE. ESSEX co. \. Y -
This POPULAR will be open for the season of l4
from June 10 October l. Accommol lation, for 200
send for ClrculiI dia l.. Il. * i. u. Lptht.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13

4 T PELHAM MANOR. adjacent to PELHAM
" BAY PARN.-H USES. furnished uufurnshed
5, ason or YER PLoIs at low cash. bud-
iug loan desired. ACIE PROP. RIY prices surely
mum raiivo to prompt parties Hourly communc II on
Ncw-IlaVtn iailrOd. branch, and olirct
xir-s~ Wa second Avenue ' ana later conntc
tou " I'M me occtrc trains Of the Arcade UndergrOni %
' ttiAi:I.I.S j. STEPHENS. 100 We.t 4Stl.St. CITY.
and Pelham Manor y. s., al Depot
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
AC LIZ "A will convince you
sS 5TH-AVT.. y. \.
Gitrnlions tOantc0-- malrs.

ABLE COURIER will pay 1000 francs to
~ person getting place trayel in urOle Cool courier
caves time trodble. expense SCHOOL tLEDIHICIll
g.J Ia.l l--I
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13

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borse with l6-th-st. cor OF Tin
ION ave. 4s.lpO sd Nari r. prAhtIian-.- sHOoO
Il.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13

k.NOR SALE or RENT.-A house and barn and
acres OF land Plymouth H.l conn 1000 feet
good TleW gJol roads, fine drives near
churces schools AMI post once TO the door ior
every train; puce, 3, 300, terms easy. Apply TO
Il. Nj. BU UKWELI-
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