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The Penn's Grove record., 1886-08-28

shop or a undergrad or q
stone-quarry or brick-yard &C.
cording to where you happen
to see it. There isn't a bit OF
danger Of your taking it for a
store.
Nevertheless it is a store.
We have heard it said a
thousand times that this store
defes all the laws of trade.
We havesaid it ourselves. So
much the worse for the laws of
trade. Queer laws they must
be.
But that isn't what we were
thinking about. You-who
are you? That's the first ques-
ton to settle.
Fall, winter and spring we
know who you are; but in mid
summer who are you not?
Dweller near and dweller afar.
Traveller. Wanderer. Seeker
ofpleasure and rest-diversion
-variety-change.
Fall, winter and spring you
know us. Whom and what do
you know in midsummer?
That is why we see these tim
bers, iron, scaholdings, work
men, noise, confusion and dirt,
and wonder how many forget
the store and the handy stop
ping-place in all this chaos.
SO the things to be told are
the things you will miss if we
skip them.
In between this turmoil and
dust of building we are actu-
ally measuring out all sorts OF
stuff and people are squeez-
ing in between noise to buy.
To be short, the people come
as many as ever, their wants
are as many as ever, rebuild
ing is only an incident, wants
have got to be met, they are
used to our ways, and business
goes on as if there were no in
corruption. There is no inter
ruption.
More room already. Two
or three floors in the air. Ma
ture abhors a vacuum. And
SO as fast as room is made it
gets filled up. Why, up there
under the roof is merchandise.
Under the sidewalk, merchan-
disc. Merchandise everywhere.
The iron SHELTON climbs to
the roof and pierces through.
climbs up and up. Six stories
already. Shortlyanother roof.
Then the old one down. The
timbers all out in a night or
two. A little paint and olas +;
and a store again! There
never'll have been a minute
when it wasn't d store!
Inthe northwest corner IS q
handy box where you leave
your traveling-bag and parcels
no matter how many on check,
ask questions, send letters or
kilograms. Now you are free
to go about.
Forget the store. See the
sights, These are guides if
you want them; liberty hall if
you don't. Roam all over,
anywhere, everywhere. Rest
ing. places scattered about.
Lunch in the basement ice
cream confectionery; soda;
fun, lots of it. Part you pay
for; part you don't. Nostore.
Strangers club.
Come again next time you
are near.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Chestnut. Thirteenth and Market streets,
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prohibition Mass Meeting.

The mass meeting of the Salem County
Prohibitiouists WAS held on Thursday
on the Woodstown Fair grounds. At
10 80 A. NJ. the exhibition building which
had been provided with seats, had about
1000 people in it, whe. the exercises had
begun by music by the Pennsgrove Pro
hibition Band, singing by the choir under
the leadership of rrof. Pierce, followed
by prayer by Rev, J. +. Lintz, of Fries
burg. Rev. A. VI. S~embower, of Salem
was chairman, He spoke about Il min
utes and was followed by IN lsic by the
choir. General Fisk than made a few
remarks among which be said that he
telt grateful ia the position in which
he was plac.d. He has imperfections and
was the standard bearer only for the good
O. the great cause. 1t was a new era
in politics when a party begins its meet
inSs with prayer and all went home SO
Der. lie gave way 10 br, Graw who
spoke in his usual sarcastic and humpr-
Gus way 70, thIee-quarters OF an hour.
Ate. music by the choir the meeting ad-
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This store is neither what it
was nor what it IS going to be.
There is a transformation going
OF. Il loo&s Ike I carpenter
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34anamaher's
FuILaDrlPulA. Augusi &c, lss6.

Till late in September the
store will close at one o'clock
on Saturdays.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-08-28

For Colds, Catarrh, and Asthma Braz-
jliau Balm is infallible. -10.c--jUc
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-08-28

joining Tor dlnhe
The afternoon IN began al 2 o.
clock wheu tn ding WAS tlled
with an audien. about 1890. After
music by the b ging by the Choir,
r,ayer by JR Grant, aud a solo
by Prof. Pierc ". II. Morrow, Of
Bvl,edere, de II able a idress Tor
cue hour. tentinient oil the
! temperance ; past and there
! was no neer ment any longer on
49, eyi4s Of evtf! fotc dawn
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JOHN WANAMAKER,
Chestnut. Thirteenth and Market streets,
and Clty-hall square.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-08-28

from the Republicans in Salem County a
corresponding Democrat, one would
come fom cd Democratic Warren Co
Rev. W n. Ogbotn led the song Gone
more river to cross and the coplre.
CATION joined in tie chorus. The Fisk
campaign ma ch and song by Prof Patre
and Geibel, was PLAYED by the band I'm
sung by the composers.
After more singing and music by tbe
Band while the collection was being la
ken &
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benz unbefreitbar ri9tigen @runbiaBe
ausging, bas rBilbung fret ma6t" ano
baB elm freies, aber gum Sbeil gang
bilbungslofes 8olt Elm Wi6eriinn unb
elm unoing 1T.
Mar f6rnte uns-tpenn mir Die Ginz
fibrung elmer Wrt politif6en l1Ns
terri6ts in ben 8oltsi6uleu befirmor=
ten-oen gtnmurf MAIDEN, baB gu ber=
artisen 9insen in bieien S6ulen feline
3eit iibrig lei. All right! 9as ldBt
fi9 f6ei1bar b6ren. Nber pie ftebt es
oenn batrt nit oer Weisbeit bes &onz
gre1es, tpel9er bic Sinfibrung bes
rSemperen5unterri9ts" in Die 99ulen
bes Difrifts Columbia, ber Serritorier,
Der Mtlitdrs unb MarinesSnfitute unb
Der unter 8unoes &ontrple ffebenben
Sn6taneri9ulen anprbnete? Wir mel
men, tpenn au iol9en abfoluten 8erriidtz
beiten nod geniisenbe 3eit ibrig 1T,
banr foQte bod aud 3ett ba5u ba fein,
UNI bic heranApa9ienbe Generation nit
ber 8ebeutung ibrer &e6te un6 pfi@s
ten befannt gu MAIDEN. Wtr baben bier>
aulanbe feline Beamtentafte, oeren 8ers
treter ft6 lange Sabre biubur6 auf bas
Mmt einituoiren, bas fe ipdter belief
ben ionen. Sober f6liGte, aber inteais
gentle giirger bieies 2anbes fam ieber
3eit baau berufen tuerben, mi9t nnr als
@dbler ober fogar als Mbgeoroneter an
Der @efebgebung bes 2anbes tbeil'
aunebmen, fonbern bas Tertrauen
feiuer Mitbiirger fam tbn etnes
Cages aud als alderman, als
Griebensri@ter, als @ountp : gsamter
Dber lit ionft elmer beliebigen Gigens
i9aft auf einen berantportli9en pos
fen berufen, Dem ct ni6t gepa9ie1 TT,
tpent ct ni6t-penisitens oberfd@li9
= in Der 8erfafung, Der politii9en
@ei6i6te unb Der @eiebgebnng beg
2an6es betpanbert 1T. Wer gr0Bere
&e9te bat, tbernimmt babur6 bon
ielbf aud gr6Bere 8erpfidtungen, unb
Elm @olf, in beKen 9dnbe bic Weiters
entmidluns Der @efebgebung unb ber
8erfafung eelegt. 1T, foate naturgc.
mdB aud bic sei9i@tli9e @ntpidlune
biefer 8~erbdltni1e fennen.
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6. s.. MaGer.

2O5 Mef @ommercef # ia 5 e,
bdlt elm groBes unb iebr aepdbltes 2as
ger BON Sapeten, &ouleauT,
8iIberrabmen nnb Sell It { n,
lnb ferner reben 3ei9nenzM aterialien
aaer Mrt, Garben unb Infreiz
der M aterialien, Defenders
6ammers fertig gemif9te
6arben, bic beifer unb biligften i'm
Marftc, Die unter boiler @arantie pers
fault perben. s # t. unb Spies
geIgIas unb anbere in biefes Sad
i6lagenbe Mrtitel; tuorin 9err MiiQer
bas gr0Bte 2ager i'm Weften bes @taas
tes bat. Muftrdse aug Dem 2anbe tuers
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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gssnt. 4 & sphm.

lnfere 9auptnabrung TT unb bIeibi
bas Gleii9, unb UNI fol6es frif9 line
gut gu erlangen, fam man unm6glid
einea sub~erIdffgeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 96fing & Sobn, No.
511 Mpe. 6. Sic 9erren babea BEN
@ei9mad ibrer &unben &e6nung ge'
tragert unb III ibrem gtablifement eine
falte 2uftmaf6ine erri6tet, pel9e aaeu
Nnforberungen fir grbaltung unb ents
fernung f@dbli@er Sngrebien5en bes
Sleii9es sntfpri9t. Sic baben beftdns
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen grobet
8Drratb ppn Waifbieb, aus pelfem
muir bas 8eite fit lire &unoen getpdblt
wir6. Wer reel bebient fem mill, ber
beiu6e ben Marft, So. 511
Mbenue 6. 1,10t1f
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Ste ganstoatem Der wplfspartet

Nat. GeDtS, Der 1orttrtrfe Tur
Sheriff, 1T Mitslieo elmer Gamilie, BITE
fat Sebermaur tennt. ST 1T 20 Sabre
alt unb purbe in San Mntonio gebos
rem utb aud eraosen. Seine Nusbil=
bung erbielt ct in ber beuti9senglif6en
e9ule. rOas erte Ding, mas i'd lie
unternabm, fagt 2epis, npar, bob i'd
in ben @ameer6ient trat unter Captain
pat 9pIan BON Gompagnie F. bes
@ren3bataiaons. Sd bieute an ben
Quelen bes Nueces unb 2lano i'm
Sabre 1878. Meia eriter 9ieaft mar
nnter Capt. Mc@aa, als ct por a6t
Sabren gum erften Male ais Sheriff
getpdblt tpurbe. Set iener 3eit bin
i9 INNER i'm Nmte gemeien, iebO6 nl9t
regeImdBig, big i'd cine Stelnng unter
Capt. @tebens einnabm. SIM Winter
BON 1879 auf 1880 ging Id nit Capt.
SbeIp mad Meyifo, Doielbf mir uns
benz 8iebbanbel mibmeten, bod batten
mir fein Slid barin. Nls Capt. ste,
pens farb unb i9 als iein Na9folgei
ertpdblt puroe, trat i'd ale gintitnfte
bes Mmtes an Die Witttpe bes berftorbe.
nen @tepens ab nit Qusnabme BON
$3.50, bic i'd fir mid bebielt. Son 30:
Iitif bin i9 elm 9emofrat, bod balte i9
bafir, baB bas @olfstidet feline 8ere6'
tigung bat"
Sbeo. 8ants, Der Nominirte
fir bic 2egislatur 1T ein Mann bon
gefunber urtbeilsfraft unb 80 Sabre
alt. ct puroe in NeusS 6ottlanb gea
borert, fam aber Dor 10 Sabren mad
Seras umb lieB fi9 in San Wntonio
nieber. BON Gef9dft lit er elm Mnfreiz
der unb in Bolitit elm Oemotrat. befbt
aber febr feite Mnii9ten in ber Nrbeis
terfrage unO 1T MitgIieb Der Staatss
grecutib : 8eb6rbe Der Qrbeitsritter.
Sm ge3ug auf feline Mnt@ten iiber bic
Mrbeiterfrage fagt er: sd battle auf
@eiebgebung fir bic Snterefen bes Doll
tes. Sd bin fur bic WieoererlangunB
bon geftoblenem 2anbe gum 8efen tDirfz
Ii9er Mnfiebler. Sd bin gegen &lals
fengeieBgebung, bic @orporationen be-
bor3ugt." 9inf6tli9 bes Sidets iagt
Bants: sd CLAUDE mir BADEN EN- 10
gutes unb ebrli9es Sidet, baB es ieber
8iirser unb ieber Nrbeitsmann unter=
ftiben fann."
s. %. Mc gaII, Der Nominirte
fur 9iltriftantpalt, nurbe 1881 i'm gtors
ben bon Srlano geboren. SIN Sabre
1874 fan, er mad Stem Oo,f, wOielbf er
bis 1848 berblieb, unb bic &eiie bann
nod @alifornien antlat gr fam aber NUT
big San Mntonio, poielbit er fi9 gegea
81 Wonatslobn aIs GarmsN rbeiter
berbingte. Wdbrenb Der @pioenie nuts
be er BON Der @bolera ersrifen unb
fam in feiuen 8erbdltnifen iebr beruns
ter, 10 baB er l9liebli6 in ben Santa
Sc poitbienft trat. Sn 1858 maroe er
als Sheriff bon Meoina @ountp erpdblt
unb i'm Sabr 1860 no6mals. 1862 CAB
er nas Nmt auf unb frat in bic conf6oes
rirte Mrmee, in Der er big gum SdluB
bss 2fieges bieute. Sann nurbe er
9ilfsiberiH unter Capt. 6ist uno bien'
te unter oemlelben big gum Sabre 1869,
als Capt. Bonnet als Sheriff er.
tpdblt muroe. ST NUT nod cine 3eit
lang 0iilfsIberif uao tr0faete banu
eiac Sil6lsrmertFtdite. SIN Sabre
1873 uurbe er ipieber 0%iilfsiberlf unb
cie.lt big 1876. ais eg gegsn SObn
als GanOiDut tiir BUS @heriffs>
1nli ulterIag. Do6 oiente er nls
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9empfratii9es County . gidet.

9iftrift Nnpalt:
Oscar RI N.
9iffrift glerf:
@eo. Sc. 9afbiell.
gountpsR i6ter:
6. 8. % II r5 a 6.
GountD, glert:
Sbab. %. Smitb.
gountnzM nmalt:
@bmarb DmDer.
Sheriff:
W. sc. Storr.
gountpse 9aBmeifer:
Sobn @itbers.
Gountn=@oleftot
Soe Gaffiano.
@ountpsM Hefor:
Sranf &c. s. Newto Il.
@ountp=8 erme6er:
@ugene @iraub.
9dute=Snipector:
SDDn IS. 0a qDell.
2egislatoren:
8. s. &obinor.
80. g. &ingsburp.
Jriebensridter, Breeinet $50. L.:
%. %. 9erron.
6. so. Barnes.
Gonffable, preeinct No. l.:
CD. .. SteDens.
gountps%@ ommiHdre:
Brecinct Geo. l. = &afael Quintana
2. - Better Sonas.
3. = Mm. 8Derner.
4. = gb. Braben.
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an Die etimmseber oes l. &reeinfts, 8exar
gonnth.-Rei 8erren! Da bic @abl bon
gonnt6beamten in ndditen aobember ifattfa,
bel, 10 balte i'd es fir @fidt, meinen Jreunben
fir bic ~unterfitung unb bic Wesinifisunsen
III banien, bic fe mir in ben bersau9enen feds
Sabreu e~rpieien baben, unb bertraue babel auf
Sbre llnterifitune in bet fommeaoen @abl.
Sd finbiae mid 6esbaIb aIs aanbibat fir bic
@ieDerpabI ais GrieSensriGter oes /. Yrerinlts
bon Bexar gouufb an, unb folte id ertpdbIt
iperbsa, 70 lam ID nur berfpre$@en anD mid
teiif9 IN Der 3ufnnft gu ~erfilen, sera6e me i'd
Is beriudt babe, In Der 8ersangenbett 81 tbun.
Sd berbleibe a@tungsbol
Nnton Mb am.
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@epmblifamif6es gtaatstidet.

Stir @ouberneur:
u. M. Go9rane,
bon Dallas.
Sir 2~ieutenants@ ouoerneur:
Sod Mc9aniel,
bon @rimes.
Stir &omptroler:
Grant @~Ieabes,
BON Gppf.
Sir @eneral> Mntpalt:
6. %. Sobnon,
BON Ooung.
STIR 8eiri9ter Der Supreme Court
%. $. 8urf6art,
bpt Sort 8enb.
Sir gommiKdr Der 2arb Office:
a.. 3abed,
bon Nabarro.
STR Superint't beg 6fentl. l1nterri@ts
9enrD 6. Cline,
bon 9arris.
gonsreBs& eprdientant bes 10. Difrifts:
8. s.. Nemcpmb.
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STIR gpuntb . Gcn1miGdr.

Wiz finb autoriirt GERM 90. 8raSen
aIsAaanbibafen fir Wieoerpabl fur Das amt
bes County. 6 ON mi toners pes T.
4reeinfts an3u3eigen.
Wiz fnb autoriiirt Germ 8 NJ. 9ofltng
f., aIs aan6i6at fur @ieberpabl fur Dos @'1t
6es County. SO m mifdrs beS 3. PRE-
tinits om3u3eisen.
Sir finb autorifrt, Germ s. 8. Otgno,
hith ais aambibaten fir bas Gmt oes
County . 8ommiffGrs bes 8. Ereetrtts
atauasiaen.
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q. 8. soy 8 Co., SO. 2e6 Com.
r1eree 5trabe, pertaufen bic feinfien
nerrftz un6 Sanien : Wobemaaren, fos
tpie GGube urb 2Ieiber su eritaunli6
biniaen preiien. I'm gefdlligeH 8eiu9
iuir6 gebeten. 27,9 ,tup6M
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sar gDuntss gReFor.

Wiz finb autoriFrt, GERM Sc MeMeDs
ton aIs Raubi0aten fir bas Grtt bes
County Affeffors anau3eisen.
VIII fnb autorifirt Germ Capt. Sobn ..
grapforb aIs Rdn6ibaten fur baS lint beS
gonntb . afeior in Der bebortebeaoen @obert'
BerDoBb anau5eigen.
VIII fiub antoriTrt GERM @apt. 9. M.
Yoor aIs Ranoibat fir Bie6erpabl fiir oaS
lint bes Count. aFefor in Der beborfeberSen
MobemberpabI atsu3eisen.
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BUR Nutis fir @erftHerte.

Bonn l. Nopember 1886 on tuerben
ale Geuers geri6erungs > poIieen uur
nod g~inSablung bet prdnlien in cash
abgeliefert.
6annie s. GIoriau, &.M Sap & Co.,
%. u. 8onpnge, u. Mope,
Smitb & Co., Gran3 gImenborf
N. u. Doung, Sbos. s. grabp,
Ngenten.
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Mm5eige.-M m Montag ben Is.
Oct. tperben mir bic Saifon nit 15C
Dubenb g%an3tpOaenen @aifimerez Wn3ii'
gen 3u $3.50 er6fnen. Griberei
preis $18, $40 unb 500.
g. 9eutf1 & 60.
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Sir iiro autoriiirt Germ 6. M. Barnes
als Ranbibat fur bas amt eines Der Griebens>
ridier bes I. @rerinfts In Der beborfebenben
Internationally an5u3eisen.
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Seben Mprgen II ubr: Nuss
aeaei6uete tuarme Nuifern. unb 6@il6.
fr6teniuppe nit 2un6 IN Gus gabe,
Ghbofsgde 9onffon u. SolebaofraBe,
I'M 2elltr.
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Sir Qiaritt . gnwalt.

VWI OI1tItI ~t1tOWst'
Wit iin6 antorifirt, Germ O8ear Ber9'
from aIs &anbioaten fur OaS Amt oeS Ots
Frittdn h aIteS an5maeigen.
anbie Stim geberSon Bexat
County.
SD tinbige mid bierburd als aarOtoat an
fir Die BiebererpdbInng ole Oiffrittantpat far
george &af9al.
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6ar @teuer !. Solicitor.

Sir lnb antorilirt, Germ 3. g. Mamab
nIs &anbibat fir bas Nmt bes Steuerfoaettors
boa Bexnr County ia Der beborfebenbsn 10.
beuaberpabI an5u5eiser.
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Gimett grpken She'll unierer beutis
gea Nummer nebmen bic Nbrefe bes
Counties uub bic biograpbii6en Sfi3sen
Der g~anbibaten beg 8olfstidets elm,
pel@e mir als Mnaeiae pu6liairen.
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SIR 2saislutur . Reprdfentunt.

Wiz finb autcrifirt, Germ s. 6. O9fe
aIs aanbibaten fir 2egtsIatur,@etr d.
entanten anauseisen.
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Sir @berif,

Bir finb antcrifrt, Germ 9at 2epis
ais RanOibat fur @ieOertuabl fir bas amt bes
GberiffS nuautiubiseu.
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Stir @prntb . geruaeNer.

@ir fiub autoriirt, perm u. %. 2ode
ais Ranbibat fir @iebererpdbluns fir bas
lint bes gonntb 8ermeer8 BET Der
beborfsbenben @abI ansuteisen.
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sir Gonntb<Hihter.

aBir fab antOriirt, GERM 6. 8. B ursbad
aIs annbiOaten fir @ieDererpdblnng fur oaS
arnt beS gonntbri9ters anduaeisen.
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ssar Diffrift . gferf.

an Sie Barser BON 8exar gouutb.
9ierbnr9 finbtse i'd mid als Ranbibat anr
Wieb~ererpdbluns fir bas Amt bes Diitritteleri
bon Bexar gounth an.
@eo. q. DafbieI.
Mir finb autoriiirt Germ 9bos. .. Wc.
Gall fit bas Mmt nes 9iFrift gIeri
in ber bebortebeuOsn NobemberpabI anauseisen,
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6iir 9pnfable.

Wiz iino autoriiirt GERM Sreb 8aber
ale aanbibat fir @ie6elnabI fit bas amt bes
ao~uft6bIers bes 4. DiiriftS an3u3eigen.
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@abI Mnset8em.
8erar Gonntp.
Stir gcunts : glerf.

Tur IpuufH : 0lert.
Bir fnb autoriirt, Germ 5. s. StebenS
ala Rdnbibaten fit bas amt beS county
gIerts dnauseisen.
@ir finb autorifirt GERM Sbao. US.
Smith aIs Ranbi6ateu fit @iebererrablnias
far oaS amt bes gountb. @1erts ana1>
tiiu6isen.
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= @uineas fir Damert, bon i6pars
aer Geibe gu 81 bic Yarb BET g.
Deutf & Go.
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SIR Jrisbensridter bes 1. Breeintts.
Bir fia6 aatoriirt, GERM g. IS. 81 al
IiFer ais aanbibat fir oas GriebenS>
sri9teramt beS |. @recintts ananfiinDigen.
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9a8 @pmenblatf.

9aS @pd3embIatt.
Dir fenben BON ies: 81 bas nWo9ens
blott" fur ben preis TON $500 auf
Elm Jahr portofrei nod Seuti9lanb.
Der 9erausgeber.
acknowledgements fir oaa 0sD'
Aemblatt $3.50.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-23

- u~ngebeuerl Oas MdntelsD epars
temeni bel 6. 9eutf9 & 81 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-12
REAL ESTATE.
RICHNESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

rto LEGISLATIVE Committee of the Real Estate
.-haroe held their first meeting yesterday. James
:, vacuum was elected chairman. There was nuner-
o. a,anaauce including Jules f. Brugcra, 5. NJ.
n,aralev Arthur Mason Jones' Charles Buck Samuel
n,ovsr n. r. Bailey. Judge Isaacs, Andrew j. Robin
~. W G. OR and III. II. Canmann. The chairman
attention to the delays in returning searches at
A.. Connty Clerks Office As the officials could not now
,ve fees they refused to facilitate matters III any
way acquisitions for searches We're now being MED ~
W. rate OF forty and given out At the rate OF elg
St,ss could not be given to property
LIZA three weeks and it would soon be longer. On
sna motion of W. e. Orr. seconded by judge isahcs II
0nittee was appointed TO consider what action could
h Taken aud II necessary to prepare Dill MAKING IL
oSsalUry the County Clerk TO return searches III zen
Arrangements we've made TO have all DIS sent UP
from Albany affecting real estate interests as soon as Ill
Produced: -, -, ,,o.,,,ooa ,,is,, oe,,od q 6nc cor
nor buildng Sxth-aye. TO lease 80 the store anu
hssement No. 143 Duane-st. was Offered TO rent Ior
80 300 a year. k. Brown offered iour-stofy brown
sfono dwelling. No. 937 Tenth-ave., Tor @lO,oVo. ia,
,ror5 Hicks offered of money to loan on improved
IJarIem property at per cent Leonard j. carpenter
wanted to rent three or four story house from tli
teenth Thirty stS ana Iliu 10 SAth a'eS IoI
ii 500 or -, coo pei anuum. 80 , .,., -,
Safo1av Richard " Harnett will hold partition sale,
,ohn GRAY one lot 20xS76. aud two f0ur-story build
ings No. l26 BroOmest north side 90 feet east OF iltt
80 one lot 25x 100 t. and three and OurstOy puluhgs
No I08 Bayardst northeast corner OF Baxter-st p0l
of land 100 Sx79ll and one twOstory ana three hNe-
aorv buildings, Nos. s44 to $50 FTst-ave. northeast
eorer OF FOrlyseventh-st one lot lGlOO ana TWO
s,orv building No $50 First-ave adjoining above; ana
Slot M land 7OlxlO05, Nos. 4O3, 400 aud 4GI East
Forty-seventst north 81 e 1911 feet east OF tlrSl
ave Burgess & Beaman will sell ut public auction
tvey, lots each 25xlOO.ll. oil East -hundredahd-
trst.st north side 100 feet west OF Firstaye. H. T.
RAYMOND will sell under foreclosure, James A. Patrick
referee, two lots 25x99ll and Two Io1rsiory Gwst
north side 1870 feet west Of Seconuave ana REFER T.
Never under foreclosure. Hamilton Morton: referee
four lot 25x150 each ON RairOadave' southeast COZ
Elei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-12
eonnirr propertp for Sale ano 90 Eet

RUf HOMES NEAR THE SEA
ON LONG ISLAND.
~. country along the NORTH sHOt
IL SvI IN NTH charming OF Ocssn and bar
aAyi 70 oVVhEAP FkEQpENT AND RAID TRAISb.
r,s IA RES LOW. Aty pnrest; absolutely
Win.n temyerstnrc rs degrees eoOler In
dsrssy. "S''nsi' '"Au IA Ns~-ioh SiV o. NEW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-12
Tonntrp properin for Sale ano 60 Get.

FOR SALE AT GREAT NECK, l.. 1.-Two
beautiful residences situated Manhassett Bay is
minutes from or boat No - OF choice
land worth sO90 per acre the house cost to Imd
aDundany supplied with hot cold frat
class condition box stalls &c fishing, boating and
ing; 100000 No adjoining the above is
beautiful house. hot and cold water good
land and every respect home price
$4,000. Inquire OF CHARLES W. ROGERS,
Great Neck L. l.
DOR SALE.-The valuable mill property at
Morrstown, n J.. known the Speedwell Iron Works
mile fro the station. There a cOumodous
machine shop sawnill and other bui dngs and brick
dwelling house baTn and three smaller houses plenty
room to build GOOD bondage and supply nd.
miIabe location FOR silk aud Other factories
SAMUEL EDDY, las ErOaagpv Ncv-York,
OF ALFRED MILLS, MoIrisiown. N. J.
[NVESTMENTS.- Orange, n. J. VICINITY
a spet al,yl Real Estate NEAK ALL STATIONS; also
summit, Madison aud MOrrisOwn.
EDWARD 7. HAMILTON & co, 90 Broadway