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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-08-08

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive
ly cures piles, or no payment required. II
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents pei
box. For sale by Charles Ludlow & Co.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-08-08

Xenia Is keeping up her reputation as
the city Of sensations. She has no COM
petitOr for first place on the list.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-08-08

DT TMPLES. black heads. red. rough. chapped
L III and oily skin prevented By Cuticurz
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-08-08

A Kansas ranchman predicts that cheap
beef and mutton of the future will come
from the immense grassy plains of Brazil
and the Argentine Republic.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-08-08
? I Z Z : = u 2 z :" E1EEE
Druggists and Pharmacists.

Cuticura. the great skin cure. and Cuticura
Soap, prepared IRON it. externally. and Cuti-
cura Resolyent. the new blood purifyer. inter-
nally, are a positive cure for every form OF
skin and blood disease, from pimples to
scrOfuIA.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-08-08

Sold everywhere. Price. Cuticura. soc; Soap,
&c; Resolyent. 81. Prepared by the Potter
Drug and Chemical Co. Boston, Mass.
HS-Send for How to Cure skin Diseases"
"a pages. 50 Illustrations, and 100 testimonials
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-08-08
REPUBLICAN
COUNTY TICKET,

For Sheriff,
A. ]. BAKER.
For Treasurer,
GEORGE W. coll ETT.
or Prosecuting Attorney,
CHASE STEWART.
For County Commissioner.
r. N. ELDER.
For Infrmary Director,
JAMES BUF0RD.
For County Surveyor.
WILLIAM SHARON.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-08-08

Bestty's Ivory starch.
Labor saving. harmless 90 fabric. perfect shine
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-08-08

HnoNHOts NJ VNtVDNh -5s 1906
The Potter Drug and Chemical Co:
conference.-the. VIM. ). Stephenson, Of this
county. brought his son TO town today TO let
US See MIN. and TO show US what Cutieurs
Remedies had done T him This Is the case
referred TO in our letter to you some time ago.
10 look at the boy now, one would suppose
that there had never been anything the mat
ter with him.-seems to be in perfect health.
We have written and herewith inelose what
his father has to say about the matter,-wrote
IL Just AS he dictated.
We are selling quite a quantity of Cutieura
Remedies and hear nothing but praises for
them. We regard the Cutlcura Remedies the
best In the market. and shall do all we can to
promote their sale Yours truly.
STEVENS * BRUNER,
nd Dhzr
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-08-08
REPUBLICAN
STATE TICK EFT,

For Congress-Eighth Ohio. District.
ROBERT p. KENNEDY, OF Logan.
For Judge Of Common Pleas Court-iSecond
Judicial District.)
HORACE L. SMITH. Of Greene.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-08-08
A FRIGHTFUL SKIN DISEASE.
Suffering iaiense-Head Nearly Raw
Body Covered with S0res-Cured BY
the Cutieura Remedies.

Messrs Stevens x Bruner. Monroe, NC.
Dear Sirs-AbOGt two months ago, on your
recommendation, | bought n bottle Of Cuti-
cura Resclyent, one box Cutieura Salye and
one cake of Cuticura Soap. Tor my son. aged
l3 wears. who has been afflicted With ecZcn a
for a lot Z time. and | am pleased to say that
believe the remedies have cured him. His
suiferings were Intense, his head being nearly
raw. his ears being g'ne except The gristle
and his body WAS covered with sores. His
condition WAS frightful TO behold. The sores
have now all disappeared. his skin Is healthy.
eyes bright, cheerful in disposition. and Is
working every day. My neighbors are wit
nesses 10 this remarkable cure. and the
doubting ones are requested to call or write
me, or any of my neignbors.
WM. >. STEPHENSON.
Winehester z. O.. Union county. n. G.
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his sister and taking her round the waist
for kiss. I'VE ignore your existence. :"
What q lovely rooml" exclaimed
Esther. sitting down with Tiff upon the
sofa. with a sweep of the eyes. and then.
bending sideways towards the brides
cheek until cheeks and lips met. You
dear"
"You love!" said Tiff. and they embrace.
Papa says you must be married over
again; go through the form and all the
show and Importance. remarked Esther.
with the most fascinating, lazy nonchal-
snce. He said he never saw anything go
,ff so like cotton into flames as you did,
brother; just as though any one was more
In love with your Bessie Featherly than
he was. He don't remember forbidding
the marriage at all"
please to tell my father" said Huff,
severely, looking down at his wife, who
held her chin in her hard, '.that / remem-
her his forbidding it Tor as bad as forbid
ding ip very distinctly. And please add
that from this time forth, my father. yes,
and all the rest of you, is-are-dead to
mep
Dreadful words those. WILL" sighed
his sister, glancing up with compressed
lips. Don't you think SO, Bessie!'
Mrs Tiff shook her head and smiled.
"Mr Thwaite is never in the wrong,
says she, and feels little awkward at her
own assertion.
Esther thought moment. and then
said she believed she would not stay any
longer Just now. Huff said that he would
see her home, and then reflected that he
could not very well carry out his inten-
ton. Esther upon this explained that she
had come in the carriage. When she had
bowed herself through the open door she
stopped to throw over her shoulder rou-
lsde Of genial laughter.
by the way, VIII. she called. 'if we
wars In ths fashionable set. what . ter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21
REAL ESTATE.
Br,sINEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

Thar. was onlx one publlc sale at the Real Estate
r<ehahgc yesterday, which was BY n H. 'iuiel
son under foreclosure Of leasehold interest IN NO.
II Essst on the west sde twenty -hvo icet hor'h OF
rreon,est. Tho property consists Vi a i'"- s'ol'
nick store and tenement. and tvosory frame stable
- cear ~ LOT aaxT5 The lease granted 'or
,vep,,.oue wears f1um February 1. 1877, OF which
about nine wears and half are uncxpireo Inc
Ground rent is about $4,000 year mere was only
one bid made which si.l9O. by the p'ahtH. Tho
prpbcrty was sold at that price. some comment Is
made ON the Aoor rs the small number OF sales
which are now advertised and persons have been
disposed 10 think that this points to weak market
dnS ~ The wear arc nearly all Official the rea-
an tha more foreclosures are not advertised. and OF
,Sose advertised many withdrawn is that there has
,oi been such fall in prices as TO place borrowers in
a posiiion OF difficulty, An experienced dealer said
a4,criaV. expect The pretty busy
ncyt october as theic will not be much business done
s The brokers' aud what has TO be sold will have to
John r r. smith reported successful sale by him
on saunay last OF PROPERTY ON Jamaica Bay At Bays,
,s',l, iGox5o: flots of this siz, on Dvison'st
so%S sl g" sas6 81 800 V VIII faS for Tqs eo
nor lot. I~Ax Clinton ave. and Cnionst., the lots
t r On Moayc sa Tor 500 e' ASo%t 300 per-
sons were present. and the sale considered sue
Colonel o'Dcirne Assistant District Atiotncy Mcssrs
rruwn IevLacss have rcnicd No. lod East Thirty
furnished. size sdA5ox74 FOR one year from LIST Of
ociObT, al - 500 year The sale OF Two houses on
Tenth ayes. wss reported yesterday: the price is
stated 10 be Sf0. 900 each.
There a call at the Exchange Yesterday for six
or eeh lots near dockarc. on North or East River,
yoTkyilr Harlem. 10 lease for about ton at a
rolcrsc rental. for sionc-cu,ting purposes. gen.
'lcman's country. sca and farm Of 100 acres, near
summit. y. j.. With modern house twenty roomsl,
farmers house.. outbuildings &c was offered for sale
o. s2O 900. also a Hudson River country seat. near
Kingston. y. " with mansion seventeen roomsl. sta
hing and five and half acres of land. valuable for
subj,v.lon. a; 100000. and Queen Anne residence
With all ritv Improvements. stabltng. &c. at Williams
town Mess having five handsomely improved.
Al $4,000.
New.York Monday. Aug. 90 1883.
IN. - owing sale made at tho Exchange and
Auction Room today
By A. II Muller & Son.
,o,. story building and two-storv stable with lot,
70 IL Easiest % = n Of Broomest, lot
s5xT5 LEASED y years from / eb l. ls7D, -
NEE Whittovk salo
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSIT RS--N. Y. CITY
ICcfh.sL n :. s25 It OF 9th.aVG 5OXIOO.1; oo m,
Tlya u Walton John j Walton $50 OOt
sIjSSs NO ~ r''' 'o"' so oot
sed.s, 81 a22 fss,: Kari wailach and another
sunion.si n 3 IS 4 c OF Lewis-st 22x75; Will
lam Rosentrctcr AM wife 70 Morris Frsnklm S1W
'S cS,,g,;es van r,s:S ans vie 10 Todi 1905
1lStit,t N 8 con y Of rtlaDft-ave. 25xl0C0; -.
Chatlcs Steuter Co John Hayd'a i,2e
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Che Gnrt.

ONMOUTH PARK RACES - LONG
vi ,,,.. DRAiNSSns \; J. s.r,,rrx
Istl TUESDAY. Angus. 2sth cempencLns a, 3? . ~
Central II + q y :; Lib;ry,st Ferry, SIS . 20
i 4. cortanat and pssnrosses st Ferries 10: DO
myj Boats. via Sandy Hook. from Pier 8. foot oi
Reetor-st, 8. o. II a. m, 10 rs p.
J. H. CQSTER, Sec. A. J. CAS6AxTs 4SoA
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NORWICH LINE for Boston, Worcester,
~ fo4nd Waite Mountains Dset r pdsk to ! hew
steamer. leave per 40 Ca b 1gn's sbSv. N be!
brossss A. Ferry) daily sundays excepted az 80 m
1bis line has uncGuaed facilities Tor handling and asro
ming freight throughout New. England one steamer
each way daily sundays eSeusyiI ' are i,eig M
Rrosiwsv 10 and 70 Greenwich-st i53 Be aye In
utootivn Cour-st washington.st ana JSl fulton
n a. - pier 40 North River and Steamers
" wcs'cafts Fxnrc-s Co will call Tor and check baggage
rom Ho'ei' 'n' O. W. BRADY. AVent
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DROVIDENCEL LINE

FOR
BOSTON. PROVIDENCE. "oRCEsTER
All Northern and Eastern points and the
WHITE MOUNTAINS
Steamers RHODE ISLAND aud MASSACHC SETS
leave pier 90, y. r. foo; WarTen-st' az 100 J. m CON
.,t, vim through express trains for Boston, leaving
Steamer az q A. M arriving at Boston az 10 a and
a. Waite Mountain points a. 10 a. H. through pirior
rs-s Rcevcss renowned orchestra on each 81 amer.
baggage checked by Wesieotrs Exps Cenpany from rs
n- 81 oni 3iT S97 421 Broadway Asor House Cos
ana Windsor Hotels and al Offices OF WestcOt
mm,yTHress COMPANY IN Ecw-York Or Brooklyn send FOR
tIprncr excursion book with rates ana routes 70
O. IL BRIGGS . ~" a. u p ~ - " m n M,
Cen Pas. Ast Asst ten. faa~ Ns1' - i@oA "o'i
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LINE TOR

STONlNGTON LINE. FOR ,
@ iV.rp.GA Az ETT PIER WATCH HILL, PROVl
nESGE. WORCEsrEE and points north and east . vi.
BIZ G X r. one BLOCK above Canaist, a. p IA daily
rcrn sunday Through parlof car reclining chairs pc
sAcp .acr's landing and Narrsgansetr without cNtra
S,,ge baggage checked from residence " destination By
v.si.ntf's Express COMPANY. 49, No,
irEets and rooms sale ~ "Ol 2ois 2ol 54
ao- 4si 957 Broadway, Astor Hous9; SosmogoAah ana
WinaSg, u .,nCpi'f, o. n BRIGGS,
W. L. -, -, zen PISA Art Gen Pass ACT
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GnmmG R.a-ts.

III CARE NAY, N L. ,,r,c,,v
beautifully located within 30 feet OF INC ocean h A..
nrstclass Containing all modern Improvements WIN N
escapes anu ieiiVe' +. H. HILDRETH. Proprietor.
A BELLE FALLS HOUSE Catskill Moun'sn s.- .,ic
uaei In the heart Of The Faersku Cove enc ard
from railroad depot onchai mile from post Ss.o To-
telegraph Offices Accommodations iof To- Sss,nna
terms Mrs 2 j. SCHROEDER, Fa'ehVIe ''e'"S
County y. Y.
MOUNT McGRFGoR. y: Y.r
WI HOTEL BALNORAI+. a.. s,ur..,,,
DELIGHTFULLY."- situated the summit OF ~ .,Sr11rstins
400 feet at1vr hc level. Dry. cool nyIg0fA nd
air giving ortifa relei 70 Asthma, Hay srene. a".
Kindred coHpains AZ M,nues iidc from
terms by the week and families address ,,o-
'''' - FRANK JONES. Manager
MOUNTAIN HOME HOUsE:- ,o,,.r.,rs
rine l6.ton entire exemp from nay fever ana ma
,a,ia ,rv nice place spend tho autumn racs 10, seV
,cmb,r = rcr week. T. II. SAWAE FIR, Pr9nrIoI,-
MOUNTAIN HOUSE. Delaware Water TIP: tc.iL =.
Itl I'i,asInily located oierlLs every, inuueH1-"
pu,sts: areaTaf oist.ons ~ reasnnatic pfic;s
Fur cfcu'"'' Mr. TiIEo. HAusEE q ~
SPN'N" lIITciif'iELD. SPRINGS n, Ys,ocrop
Remains open 10 October l. 4. - = tsSS
o,uAroN SPRINGS N. ? ,..., -,o,,oa,
Nov buidlnc open June 1888, for European
., ,sino Suiuhur Water W Inhalation,
nourhne Dntks &C. for Catarrh Diseases Oh 90
orrans skin Diseases Rheumat sm. i'out &c DeS~''
,arnnhlrts gratis Pavilion Hotel open, , coSe
JOHN II. GAHDNtE so-1-
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DONDOUT. KING STON AND
~ CATsKILL MOUNTAINS

randlne AZ Cfanstoms tWest Point, Cornwall. Nowbure
Narb, 70, Milton PoOi nEccps.s and Es"pus connecting
, Jlsler ANA Delaware stony Cove Cst5kll Aoultiin
ana Kalt,rslll rallios4, Sc'Ucf- CITY or KINGSTON
- JANIS " BALDWIN .caNo ~ 4
,"I me- foot u Hsr.s0n.st, y. r. except Saturday.
rhnn dry OF KINGSTON leaves at y M landing
riv - N,,vfurp AMI Pouchkceps!e, connecting with
rain for all Summer Resort, through the Cltsklll
R0ndld. sunday niRht- ~ II o. dock
a. rv ~ special 'st train from the mount1ns arriving
az New YORK Monday, a. NJ
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Giiuai,ons hjanieo-femalrs.

AEMPLoYMENT BTREAU G tG1 81 Gih taDaci.Iee
a stairs Msie ana c feo or country French and
h IaSn XIII sus sp@oialt lg' NINE JAcoGIN
CooK LAUNDKEssCH W wa
COX and aurdres. Other competent ehamberIn;d ana
or country cxceent references Call liz West 2SdsI' "a
COOS LAuNDREs s8 s.S Ss eaaa
berS ork. waiting &c. Ready at FL0YD'S l3s eIh'aV''
1oh-.L
17o0i; and T-1TTYDRFSs AMBERMAID and WAIT
EsSBy Enssh woman With d1ggh5e5 70 ggan os
os eS sREen and and
lGsIiiSf' T scso 20 4s2 saye s3d
/,ooK. or COOK and LAUNDREss.-By capable girl
Cy country unde ne; WORK ~S near npsh sis'"
- arst-class Welsh woman competent to COOK
lent 49,, ca,er"r aie west 82d.st.. I'd floor.
IIooK Scotch sirl hrst.cass; bright and active
L gHdefstands soups desserts, bread &C %lig cs 20
~ Spi eady Ie'q MHY. 30 oihayc near 17thst
CooK-NURsE sBy Two sns S saan and nF ssec or
cbanhermad and waitress; good references Csh oio
S,ooK and LKUNDKEss or H0UsEw0RK:--By neat
ID"Iish rirl four years reference; Desserts soups
c sGpN los Fulton brooklyn No cards AN
CmANBERMAID and WAITRESS OF NgRSsE T; BY
- nea; ady s S S a courses make desserts, serve
gircs g.; Is fond children. CalI go othaVe near
IU1YBERNATD. WAITRESS, &c.-By German ,l girl
I boarding house. hotel or houssWotn o, ~ " '
| Ready at 1873 6,h-sve 4th house above loth-sc
,IoT-sfyyoi.K--By .rfong. capable girl good smart
IL worker; fcfcrenccs d'y or country. can iof TWO
Iyof.sTwoEK- tc--Dy a strong scotch Pro,es,an.
III gomdn Slteent iaundress good solid cook and bske
70 is Y s96avS 'ei nsaS 3d. SGu"'''
IIot-SEwoEK--By neat capable gr steady place sS
IL moderate va-e'; ely or c1un,ty vags piace 70
maxi home. AYNrE. go Cth-aye.' near l7th,si.
EwORK-B, scotch gil years G s@d
I I \
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Conrtrn Board.

,rncT CTIss poirn in a MODERN COTTAGE g.
WI,h a,ee additions and eommodous rooms; eent,a,
located and newly furnished % VonncIIi.17S PROB
s"rings ouens June 10 Mra S. VAN VIII ~, IIpD
~ NO COUPLE or few fentcmeh can ma ar7 rom
place beard private family Ie lh ." trains sta
tter ne,r Address HOME, 162 Wllamsi' ullfu nooI.
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Dnslness Chances

WILL SELL my interest in the best pay
eo ulred viii pay from $1,000 yearly II properly man
aged. Address BOX -'iV', d. ie", 9--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21
'U1LL OCLANIC,
BARNEGAT CITY,
Open Juno 10 H. October I.
Teams. sddlces j. G EOICT prOprletDY.

WHY suu'0ss j. = I'OIOt-, II0VlIsIyr.-
INCOMING SIDE. PORTSMOUTH, T. l.
A'b One front chamber, with board Will be wanted SGD
teul0ei $40 pet week Tor person, go per week Tor
alt bathing within 100 feet ~ front door deep
shade old hi house crystal pure
spring Morning Side Farm 1. the persantort ana
hcahlcst summer place on the Island q Rhode Isn,
from Dent0nf Reef Common Fence Point Nowpofi, III
cluded Refer ENOS ~ TAFT counsel oT. atlaw.
scauan's Savings Baak Bullirg Waist, NeM,r.rk CITY
WILLIAM RI. SANFORD,
Boa 30, Portsmouth, H. l.
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Eflu i0anteo.

w ANTED-Immedia nrstrate torewX9m2 i In In
w large country steam laundry, near New YORK nus
bc fully competent TO manage help and have periec
know ledge OF family work good wages, Address
stating age nativity and experience, to N H. s. L. thu
Office.
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Bruoklnn 1]ropsrin tuanteb.

NVANTFD.-IIousc 70 lease the nelghborhood
w Laayec-aVc and s. James place, Brooklyn, from
Scu,ebcr or October Address full particulars rent
&c. A. r.. Box 45 Tribune once.
w ANTED TO PURCHASE IN Brooklyn. good three
w story brick or house. good neghbo
Address, with all particulars ana psce, T. A, Box 40
Tribune ONCE
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nlisrcll
STEAMBOATS,.
FALL RIVER LINE ,,,r, p,ov.

CALL RIVER LINE ,nov.
L. FOR BOSTON, NEWPORT. FALL RlNEf" fHo''
IDENCE AID all Eastern points
DOUBLE SERVICE RE.SLM MED
FOX THE SUMNER SEASON..
-Four steamers in commisson-P ILGKiM.--
BRISTOL. PROVIDENCE, and OLD COLONi'
6ulendd orchestra attached 70 each vessel . ..
Leave New.Yofk from tlef -, y. H. tO1 No'I' i0o'
OF hurray-Et., follows: a., n.
80 ,. m-For Fall River direct conneetlne FOR pos
ton, Ftchburg, New. Bedford, Martha Niheya'u' HA"
0:i5 .. m-Fof Newp9rt ard Fall River que NewPo..
about AS Fall River, o. IN. connecting WIN expires
trains and through cars for Boston. Cape Goa LOWELL
the White Mountains &c. - -,
SUNDAYS, lave New.Yo ., 80 p II for all
poinis Returning leave Boston D. M
Connection by Annex boat daily from BROOKLYN, p m
Jersey Guy, j. Tickets aud slater 2oms may De 90 90,
tanned In New York at 207. 2G I'LL 94i, 917 and SO
Iroadway; oGi West 12j,h-s and l34 East l25th 81
l53 Bowery, Astor House and Windsor Hotel; Line
Orice pier Sc y. X, and steamers "
GEO L. CoNNOF.- G. L. A. borden LOWELL AetA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21
Rooms i1)anteo.

A LITERARY MAN wants good sized ROOM in
"A nrvae house near q2hsf West Slde fer study only,
not as bed room Will furnish sign; best References
Address STYLUS, Tribune Oficc.
xxTXNTED-ror winter months small. well furnished
w hat IN fashionable nclghborhood state location and
rent Address HOME Tribune Ohce
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Cnnuirn Bcaro tOdnie0.

BOARD wASTED.-For winter about "a he otstcs class
X So Work Tor gentleman wife ana ehhu: htsV-cs
- Ssfi@ns oniv ADDRESS, with Ne"-lg reiel
ences HANOVER L23S broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21

oect, llghf. connect special trains for
SARATOGA lake GEORGE, PAUL SMITHS, LAhE
PLACID ali Adirondack ana other points on DsLAW ARE
AND HUDSON o. FLTCHBURG Railways Steamer
SARATOGA or CITY OF TROY tesve Pier A., n. l..
foot Chrstophcr-st daily except Saturday m Sunday
touches az Albany
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New York Monday. Aug. 90, 1883.
On. - owing sale was made at the Exchange al
Auction Room today
BY A. II Muller Son.
! ,o,ts story building and two-storv stable with lot
10 II Eas,-st :. % = n OK Bfoome-st, lot
g5XT5 LEASED y years from eb. l, leID
McE wh,ttovk Sal
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Business Dropertn for SUE anS 70 Esi

D;0ININC Grand Central Depot l3dst, attractive
n s;1rss large plate glass fronts steam heat AppJ
tal Ms@ison-aye --------
BUILDINGS, STORES LOFTS AND OFFICES TO
ID LET. on Beeknsn Ann. Fulton. John, Pearl VIII.
lam Nassau snd streets In the vieiii!Iy. rutland
WHITING. Beekman.st
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Brocklpn i)rcpertr for Sale ano 60 Eet

T. OF SALE and tc let BY LEONARD MOODY ,. Real
Fire insurance Comps h and the Metropolitan Plate Glass
Insurance Company. apcio. attention paid 70 renting
ara collecting. 20 ,~lrtst Mc8iaguest.; 1225
Iedford.ave., and 20 fla5ushave. corner Prospect
Houses in all sections o. the ciy for sale or TO let
Houses at al prices Bargains In lots and plots Ele-
cabinet trimmed houses In hrstcasS locations
Parties dcsirous Of purchasing hr
Will ind large and general assortment Of houses
j We.
EOI sALE-A desirable plot OF lots Tor immediate i'm
i prONcmenf 1JX200 south side Dckaibave., near
LOWS. RrLAND WHITING. 5 Icekman.sl
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giip ilroprrin for Sale.

ASSORTMENT Of private dwellings for sale pres sra
\ from 500 70 coo all within one block OF Ne'r
lark east l. KlLPATRlCN owner ~ last so'ns@
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MIzZEN TOP HOTEL,
MANnANSET H0U3e,
MONTiCELLO AND WHITE LAKE

Best route via the Lr.c and Monticello roads lag
trains leaving Charbcrsst a. q M ana oV IN an n
nc close col, 1econs Port JcrS!s, ~ the Ire ueP2
with Monticello roaL 40 transfer fof iurthcr paIue.
ulars. adire:s CHARLES CLAhh' sulei'h1"O A0''
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oTEL HETIiERwooD,

i METH kRWOoD N j. II,
Situated on Motherhood Heights 40 minutes ron IN
foot Of Libcrtyst Trains halfLourly. Spacious bflc
building. All moacri eonycnen-es FRANK I. MILLEl
IyorEL sHRI.wsRURY. sc,II.cht n. j,
IL WI! remain Spen until Sept 20
JOHN a ROWLAND
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Ocean Cleaners.
,aAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

vi The only direct line 20 49,
PORTLAND, Me-, and COIIAIGsEa 49, itI, Msss,n.,
reanof every saturday a, p M; Connecting q! fSrs
and wh a steam and Taload Ines Tor Bar hafoo
did Orchard Poland Spring White Mountains, PASSPORT
ST. John and all points Maine, New BRUNSWICK ana Gan
sda Eare 10 Portand 80 Excursion, -. To Cottage
C Excursion 81 Bar Hareos e. and
amy to UORATIO HALL. Agent ,
'pPJ " pier a. T. r.. foot OF Marzetst
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WHITE STAR LINE. vr,,oor

ONNIDI1-' I III 1l-'I OI'11--' TIE
Steamers san Francisco follows;
OCEANIC Saturday, september 3
f:>Ft.IC Saturday, September 20.
ArADIC wednesday. November 7.
ALA 'sslnper5ly Appointed-superlor Recommendations
Reservations can made Ivy letter telegraph 20, and
cabin plans 80 and $50 Broadway NewYork. or
Room "a. Railroad Building, San Francisco
~ LELAND STANFORD. President
7. IL GOODMAN. General rassensc. Agent
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6itnaiious manieb-alalss.

l vbcn ne can hirhlv recommend q nrstclass man In
eorv has lived with for the past eight years
Address 81 West lgllI-sc