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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10
Final SettleIlllle,l-nll-fI--

SLATE OF VERMONT. IN Probate Court hed
ha9apph District. - at Randoiuh Ia ana IN
Nh .iei on The 2lth day Of Sept A. D. lsss
NatihaA ~. teoIl admir- 81 the estate Of AluIeus
nspf-e. ~" OF Randolph IN said district. aeregsei
presents hls administration account for examination
aha allowance aud makes application fora decree N
distribution and partition Or the estate N aid A.
ethsea Mhereupon, II IS ordered BY said Court that
sAlu AlniicAti9n come under consideration and ~
neafa on the Eth day OF OcT. A. H. lss9 an fe rro
bate ofce IN Randolph. and II + further ORDERED tst
an persons interested be notified thereof by publiea-
i"n ~ uetlct 81 Ibis application and order three
90 ~ hahdolph, before said time Of hearing flat
ih,y may appear a. said time and place. and show
causeii any they may have. Nhy such account shouid
nor De allowed and such decree made
By the 1ourt-Atiest.
- ILLIAM II NICnoI-. Inli...
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10

STATE OF VERMONT. IN Probate Conc Le'd =,
hANDoLPH DISTRICT 5 Randolph within and r.,
said Dislric on the PAN daY OF sepf A. ID Isss
eeltlaed copy and ofthe Probate thereof .of
an Instrument rnr1,,o,ti,, -
be- tie last VIII and Testament of I,.yi II Sp3j.f
late % Boston in The Commonwealth OF Ma
deceased. being Ira.
scented % the court BY Lucy 4. smith, Wv
the eNafufriv fharstp u.,,.a ,..p.t-.
~ = ordered by said Court that all persons eoucernd
ei therein be notified 10 appear At session ~ All
Copii Y he held - the Probate Office In Randonl I'm
tne 5th nay 81 Oct. A. ID. lSst and show cause Fam
lney may NAVE against The Probate Of said VILE ~
NAleh purpose s further ordered that "a csgV ~ fbe
record OF this order he published three we6fs sne
'.slNtiy ~ the HERALD AM INV lJrinf 20 afRap-
ioiph previouso said time appointed i,,r heafjas
. ky tile Court Attest
- VILLA H. NICHOLS Judge
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10
Final Settlement

STATE or VERMONT. n Pronate co,r, h.,,
kANDoIlhl. DISTRICT. IS. at Chelsea in said
District on 18th day Of Seo. ID. lsS9 PhIifp q tfis
admir-. OF tile estate OF Phillip Little
late et Chelsea in aid d strict deceased presents
his administration account
tor examination and allowance
Whereupon It Is ordered by said Conrt tJ., s.t5
account and application be referred fo a
session OF said Court to be held Al the Probate
once once IN Chelsea on The lTth day Of Oct, a, d
- anu SLOW cause, II any they may have. against
suer 9nlere that copy OF the record of this order
- puDshea three weeks successfully in the HFRAIp
a 40 NhNs. printed at Randolph, previous to said
u y appointed for hearing and show cause II anT
decree made. nv fhe T.e,,rt e'ie eaV"eu
~ Attest. WILLIAM II. NICHoI. s Judge
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10
COMMISSIONER Notice
Estate of JOIN ALLEN.

Estate of JOHN ALLEN.
=, Inc Undersigned, having been annoinfed nv the
Ioh. PROBATE Court for the District ~ Randoinb
commissioners. 60 receive. examine and adjust hi
claims and demands Of ali persons AGAINST tn es,st
OF John Allen late of Chelsea IL ss,S Dts
trct deceased, all claims exhibited IN oa, fharet
hereby give notice thar we will meet for the
a1e Al the dwelling house OF the late John
h ~ Sneisea on the I'd day OF Nov. and lst day OF
~ from oclock. D. m. until o'clock D. M of
s das and that six from the p iav OF sent
= tne TIME limited by said Court for said credit-
" present their claims to us for examination and
~ nee Dated at Randolph this 9Sth day of sent
SIS ME- h hr psEEhINANo Com
- A. c. Osk,,,d
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10

Miss Josie il. Cauty of Claremont. y.
| II. visited at =. Magennes' last week
| Rev. Mr.. Ward is doing a good work AZ
| North Royalton. The meetings are well
attended,. Mr.. and Mrs. Culver return
ed from their wedding "trip Saturday go.
Lucia Skinner spent Sunday in West
/ Randolpn....J. Warren Waldo Is ILL.,.
Mrs. Waldo's daughter, Mrs. Miner. i
failing. Miss Locke went 10 New \ ork
Tuesday, where she will study in Sterne's
school of Language during the winter
and spring. She will be greatly missed
by her many friends In Royalton. Rev.
and Mrs. Ward are in Worcester this
week attending the National Council of
Congregational ministers. Miss Mat
tie Culver was home from West Ran
dolph Graded School over Sunday.
Mr.. Ward gave the children very in
teresting talk Sunday morning Miss
lnez Culver is visiting West Randolph.
-. Mrs. Rollins went to Brandon SAT-
ulday en- route for Gettysburg, which She
VIII visit with the Vermont parrv..
aunDridge Fair was largely attended by
Royalton people. Mrs. G. Ii Peck and |
son OF ST. Albums visited Mr.. and Mrs. |
q. \. Laird last week Miss Mattie |
Monkey has been taken from the hotel TO |
her nome, threatened with fever. ID.
- Stearns went to Mortified last week.
Mrs a. u. kinney visited in Randolph.
brookneld and Braintree last week. -.
90 TO the great Currier auction. See adv.
The students of Royalton Academy
VII give an entertainment Friday eve.
lct' T. doors open at I. All are cordial
Y invited.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10
Probate of VIII.

n1lAlE " VERMONT. Alta Probate Court held
to IVA .. handolph S. at Randolph, within and
iO sAi ~ Dlslrlct on the LIST day OF Oct a d. lSsl
~ instrument Importing to he the last will and
OF koNana Griswold.. late of Brookfeld in
~ s'a district deceased, is presented TO the Conrt
f,s,r ,rnl,.ta. AN"' ui"ie. Sustoulan thereof
~ ~ P,o ,ee, and II is ordered by said Court
hat Az persons concerned therein be notified 10 an
BIT before said Court. the Pi obaie once in
,se saa"'lpii aioresalu. on the 22d dav ~ Orr
- ana contest the probate of said will n they So
r aor ,lch purpose IL Is further ordered thar
10y o. me record OF this order lie pnblished three
weeks successfully. previous lo The tima s,t,
of proving said Will in the HFRAIn AxTf Nrs,,,
"A sPAper printed az W Randolph in this state
Attest. WM. II. NICHOLS Judge
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10

To cook we'll, to cook economically
~ ~ cook new and inviting dishes, tends
~ promote health, comfort and happi-
. .iess. A useful and unique volume. con-
tanning ~ more than 1900 new recipes. call
Gu tI,e peoples Cook Book, BY Mrs. An
ne Oiarke' IS just issued and s. S. Scran-
Don q Co., Hartford, Conn. want can
sassers IN every neighborhood. If Won
nave or nave not canvassed, don't fail to
sen TINS valuable book. Every honsao
vile Will prize it. Send to the publisb-
ers for their liberal terms.
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0IED o..

In Hancock, Sept. 30, VIM. II. Church
aged a years and months.
In West Randolph, Sept. Both. Matild,
Harper, wife Of Henry Harper. aged 1.
years, > mos. and ! day.
Welcome sweet hour of full discharge.
That sets my longing soul at rest,
tn6Inds my chains opens NV cen
ana leaves me with my God to dwell
Dearest husband must leave Won
though sad and lonely you may feel
II youl put your trust in Jesus
lie can all your sorrows heal.
What is home without a mother.
children its for You to learn.
But my spirit shall be near Won.
Though the bitter tears NAV burn
Now all be good and love the Sav;oBr
Let Him lead you by the hand
And ere long wen be united in
A brighter, better land.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10

Henry A. Clark is building new barn
iOO ieet IN length. Rev. Mr.. Chamber
lin attends religious gathering al Wor-
eester, Mass. this week ana will remain
over sunday Alden Wheeler Is NOV
ing lnto the DR.. Morse house. G.
sawyer and wife are IN Boston. Clinton
S =. of West Hartford has charge of
me fost Otiice''''C. +. Wiley went TO
Doston Thursday to buy new goods -.
Mrs Hattie Walbridge is quite poorly.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
lust as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
lis sold everywhere.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10

We understand that Mr. Kimball i Ia
leave his goods here another month and
lt will be TO the advantage of any one
who is in need of anything he has 10 call
IN at the old boarding house and look at
the goods and get prices. q. g.
Smith left Monday for Gettysburo IN he
present at the dedication of the Vermont
monument. Mrs. $. Z. Brown Is In
Boston buying goods this week There
were no schools Friday, the teachers at
'ehuihg me teachers Meeting at Bethel.
Geo Little of West Concord, Nh.
was IN town last week.. Dea. McCol-
ION IS visiting his daughter in Wood |
STOCK Ihe saw mill is now in running
oruer =. Mrs. Geo. kimball is spending |
q rev Gays IN Rochester. Mrs. Lizzie |
.urtls OF california visited friends in
Town last week. Willie Jones goes To
boston TINS week. Repairs are being
mace on the house occupied by Charles
blake George Adams spent Sunday
~ hoyalton... Our merchants are In
Boston this week. Mr.. McI.authIin ar
ENDS the waterbury sale this week..
linton Durkee of Lake Village, n. His
issuing MS mother. There will be 4
Missionary concert at the NJ. E. church
leAC sunday evening -. Mrs. Steele is
Improving slowly. Mr.. and Mrs. E.o.
Blanchard and Willard Gay and wife viz.
: Misses Emily and Juiana Cav last
rl1ay -. Mrs. c. C. Smith and daugh-
q Leda left Monday to visit friends in
yohn. Johnny Gay is stopping for n
ew days with Miss Emily Cav Rev
lr. Dingman and wife were in town LAST
John Adams and family of
'ilaron are visiting at his fathers.
tits Abbott is sick.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10
NORTH Po,rrprT

Mrs. Mary Myers returned to her home
IN Washington, d. c. last week Dana
bug6ee is home for few DAYS. VIM
=. Mhipple is Smuggling his corn house
-. Mrs. Chandler and two daughters
san Tor Germany the middle of This
month. The camp fire was well attend
ca and the veterans enjoyed the evening
telling Old war stories. The choir gaye
some good music. e"'e
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10
MALARIA

rising from low, marshy land or from dacav.
ing vegetable matter, are breathed into t6a
lungs, taken up by the blood. and unless tbe
sltal mud Is purified by the use of good med
lcine IKE Hoods Sasaparilla, the unfortunate
sicum IS soon overpowered. Even in the
more advanced cases where the terrible fever
prevails, this successful medicine has effected
cures. Those who are exposed 10
blood pure by taking Hoods Sarsanar;lIa ''''
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10

The man who ''dreamed he dwelt in
marble halls had been spending the
day at Paine's Furniture Co., Is Canal
street, Boston inspecting their latest ar
rivals of artistic and antique designs of
furniture.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10
FAsroRANep

Inc orange County Sunday School
Convention ',S.l, q, viii be held here 10 the new
cll1rcn tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. Is
anu 10. entertainment free to all from
abroad. Be sure and attend.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10

sHORTNESS OF BREATH.-Dr. FIipt,s
remedy should be taken at once when slight
OF breath or a pain in the region Of the bsart
T y Tor treastise, free. Mack Drug Co. \.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10
EAST RoXRrRr.

Raymour Hall and wife are visiting
their three daughters in the north part Of
the state l.. A. Eastman goes TO Bos-
.on this week to the Bay state Fair.
60 TO the great Currier auction. See al
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10

RIAna, VI n x.sRMoNT, In Probate Court. held
srio, ~ IN n. DisIk icT =. at Randolph said Az
isa ADMIT Of the estate OF VIM n .Israsn
s az ot .bInhtree In said District deeease5 80
sii,s w auininstr account for examinafior ana
rsg,1 ee, anu makes application for deere, 81 H.
ana partition Of the estate of said ,iecs.sa5
that ..,a Mhereupon, II is ordered by sai,i Conrt
= sIa account and said application be refrra y,
ONCE In Randolph y "eiu a. tne Probate
snd a. u. lSss for hearing and decision fbs ~
in,an - ~ iurtner ordered. that All nsrsrs
iics ~ 81 Ve nothed hereof, by publication ~ no.
os o. SAID application and order thereon ., mo, no
,,s, 800 suaevesslvely In the HERALD AVN Nr,gs
n te nsgh5orhood of those Interested ber sS
~ " nearlng that they may al pear AT sais .,
80 BY the Court. Attest o''ss' 'nereto.
WIN. II. NICHOLS. JUDGE.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10

STATE OF VERMONT. !, In rr.,.,,. -
ss9i ,u,ipn DISTRICT IS Randolpb vrifh5n .t "a
T on the 27thday of sept A. ID issa p loI
Of Peter ia, adnlinfstratrix Of the estate
- 81 makes application to said Court for -
al he real estate of said deceased ren ~
dsht a sac L necessary for the payment ~ th
Nhereupon- u Is ordered by said Court thar ss,5
s.ta r.. apphcatiOn be referred 10 ses~i.,, -
rs Syhtt 70 pc held at the Probate once ~ LA
pn. on tne 1871 day OF Oct A. ID $50 81
s TX anu decision thereon: And il Is f,,r,l.., ~
~ - lnsa hoslce hereof be given 10 ali persans srs
s5ei. n PssonSSuon OF the three weets snese
IN me Herald and News y weekly nsvrsnsIr
"a for ~ shaoip previous to said time appojnt-
II thes see cause object thereto. - sA'u TIME anu
as BY the Court Attest
NM- h. NICHOLS, Judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-12

PAYING DEARLY FOR THEIR TRUST MsTAkbs.
1n. differences which have so unsettled the affairs
n, the American Cotton OF Trust of late were settled
~ the meeting Of tho trustees yesterday, when the
designations OF ]. ii. Flagler PRESIDENT and Jay o.
Moss treasurer were handed in and accepted. The
nroposton Of these two officers to pay $25oooo TO
compromise the loss of about $4,000 sustained
,hrch their management of the affairs of the trust
as accounted and the money was handed over by
Wheeler H. peckham attorney for Mcssrs. Flager and
Moss Jules Aldige. the viceprcsident Of the trust
Was elected president In place of Mr. Flagler but
the successor to Mr. Moss will not be chosen until
the next meeting of the trustees.
Mr. Aldige lives in New-Orleans, but spends good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-12

give firmDess the options increase In trad
Ing. The close frTu but only t4a3S cent better
as follows November, Al 49, December. az 3o !
advance in railroad freight rates corn, ought 10
tend TO restrict deliveries unless better market values
can come TO the farmers.
Oats frmer but the options ended practically
unchanged, at ~ for November % Is for December
"a 12 for January and % cents for May.
Land on the spot enjoyed better export demand
the purchases of cash and TO arrive for shipment
amounting to 1000 tIerres. The inquiry started a
scare Of shorts In the options and under their purchases
prices closed up Tao points as follows November
go IS December and January, S6 30 February SO &c.
The receipts OF grain and flour reported yesterday
at New-York, Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston werc
As follows Wheat, 245, $50 bushels; corn, IA 537
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-12

81 900 bushels and Che milling and the storing de
mands consuming 900 bushels each. For the fuli
day Of business the record OF the wheat specnlaio
fell below ,0000 900 bushels and the dulness when
ruled accompanied naturally by narrow variations
SIS cent being the extreme. Cables were taine.
receipts large and the visible supply sfateisen,
was figured down before Il appeared. Left without
Prices closed Is cent lower SO Ia for November
81 la for December, IS IA for January and 50 IA
cents for May On the curb, December wheat ios'
the fraction.
spirited inquiry stimulated corn on the spot and
prices were l-461-2 cent higher The shipping DC.
nand amounted to 10000 bushels. Tic expor..
movement, lighter receipts and the fair showing OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-12

and all grades o00a1 900 n s2ae2 rs Micbgan steer
stoekers and feeders fair 70 choice 81 5oaS 90 ao
fair 10 good shipping s2as2 Is iar TO choice . eom I
Common to prime do s2ds2 io mieh cows and sDfnger
sS5%st5 Sheen and Lambs-ReceiDts last ~ hourh
400 head total week thus far. 1900: ior ssme
time week, 1000 eonsigned stoagh oov s nssu
active prices shade higher; choice 20 extra sheep.
good do $685. 80 good TO choice lambs S0esS ~
a. Ok Canaiian do - 9Ods0. Hogs-Recepts last "a
hours Is 0co head total for week thus lsr ~ 2s3'
o 200 head 6.ISO head to Ncw-Yofk 2f,JoO head on
sale; fair demand but at lower rates market over;
s,oeked: good shipping demand mediums, heavy and
heavy ends 80 90asi; mixed. 81; Workers. 90 9o1si
pigs SO 1898 90; roughs 90 2jas3 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-12
nurrALo CATTLE MARKET.

purelo G oy for wSs S1s f ~, iass "a
mo- same time last week 2s0 consigned through
400 head 200 head 70 New-Yors 65oo head on
TO sell choice shipping cattle. 5o9aleoo 10 "a 4ea
q co. prime 70 ehSce mayg sSpe sa g, aSos
iS00ai 100 ~ SO 75asi 10 fair g choice canning and
uod do local 200 n SO 15as3 so good TO choice
ssbtnnlng do 1000d1.100 n SO 1oGS3 25; common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE Markets.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
The visible supply statement yes'oday showed On
,uaase ~ 1os. 7b3 bushels in wheat. and decrease
SI'io - ,hols In corn and OF 320,li3 bushels IN
Of S SSS esss Of neither one the was
sny effect ien ag q s9d a h9 same sno
n9,ono1 ,as shade lower, wholly in sympathy with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-12

part Of his time in this city. He Is here now, having
xIst returned from his annual trip TO Europe. He
was ono of the onginaors Of the trust OF which he
has always been leading member lie has been n,, IN
and Is OF course thoroughly familiar with IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-12

tFOr other real estate ads see 9th page,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-12

| n OACHMAN.- a irst-clas man; thor
/ I oughly understands his business strict
| ly temperate careful. stylish driver 10
| years best city reference. Call or address
! --------. -L-n -ML EaEk-aNn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-12
Rooms r1ante0.

A PARTMENT WANTED In the vicinity
II OF 6bth-st. and Gth-aye. fu fnlsnes
with ruil particulars i. +. c., Box 1,4Oo'
New-YOrk PostOnee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-12
miscellaneous,

A LBERT G. SPENCER. 276 6th-aye.,
n between 18th ana lSth sts.-Umbrelas.
parssols, canes made 10 order recovered and
Repaired prompt and reliable.
A Ii LADIES and gentlemen use Hopv'S
"A Napor Bath az home for headaches
and neuralgia with Pixies home bath az.
board references exchanged
ELECTROrYPIEG AMI sTEREOTYP.
IL ING.-Blectrotypes taken from wood
engrayings Of all kinds, in any number. AZ
low prices. V. DILL, % Centr-st.
GOOD NEWS FOR LADIES ONLY
~ An invaluable recipe important dis.
covery; every woman should possess.
Keahiy: cent anywhere on receipt Of Al
will prove worth hundreds. Address Nine.
LIE SACHE, p. o. Box 30, Brooklyn, ". Y.
NJ HAWKINS, watertight Flooring. Felt
~. and Gravel Roofing repairing done
onice, 119 West 25th-st.
n RICE sIa for "Plnkerso home med.
L Gated vapor bath apparatus it will last
a lifetime and cures rheumatism and colds
salesroom. 1.179 Sd-aye
DINKES Home Vapor Bath Apparatus
i cures colds, rheumatism improves the
complexion and harden- strengthen tho
system; price sl2 send for circular. 1.17s
8d-aye
G ROBBE gives highest prices for gem
-. tlemen's cast-on clothing. . OO7 3D..
ave. postaIs promptly attended 10.
rpHE MOST COMFORTABLE C0RSFTS
i and best fitting, that VIII give Won
the loyellast shape are undoubtedly the cele.
.JAMMES, sole Importer, 10 West 3Oth.st'
TAKE YOUR Russian. Turkish and med,-
i Gated bath at home, with Pinke's Pal.
ent Medicated Vap0r Bath Apparatus prica
sl2 Salesroom. llf9 Sd ave.
VOUR OWN ENGRAVER.-( ienilemS1
and ladies' can learn i in Is minuies;
engraVe gold. silver or steel send 2.ccot
stamp for particulars RICHARD "a
KRALL. Allentown, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-12

bushels oats 1877 ,367 bushels: total grain SGT 56l
bushels: -four, 81 $50 packages. At Chicago, NIL
waIkee and ST. Louis the arrivals Wheat,
1913 a62 bushels corn, 214 425 bushels oats, 1s2,651
bushels; total grain, 595,041 bushels; -four, 32,179
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-12
Uork i,1auico,

Females.
- TENOGRAPHERS and Remington oner.
- ators furnished 10 business houses no
commissions. WYCKOFF. SEAMANS Il
BEN EDlCr, 1927 broadway.
g. TENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
> BY lady; cOmpetcnt, accurate. j.. NJ,
.193 BJsdway, Room 80.
TYPEWRITER-B experienced young
lady; moderate salary references.
.'-tass A. MARSHAL. BROOKLYN Postnfloe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-12
Rnslnrss q hGntee.

CONTROLLING INTEREST in tho
"A capltal stock Of the Gir0ndia Dls.n'
fectant Company for sale good ana pro-,
10 On essv tarIns: declining health Che
reason for selling the Girondin dlsin-
fectant has been sold by leading grocets
ana druggists for the past 10 years IA, van
or address A. UNDERHILL, SO4 west
2Sth-st "
CIGAR, CANDY and FISHING TACKLE
u STORE must be sold cheap on account
OF sickness no agents. $50 1lth'ave., near
44th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-12
Ciir Real gsiaie for Sale.

ELEGANT RESIDENCE on West End
II ave. parQuct pariOrs extension. peer
less view, 500. 900; also one on S1th-st.'
$4,000: eXquisitely finished. HAMlL-
TON 40 Me,lem Boulevard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-12
BROOKLYN Real Estate.

ID 2oOKLYN real estate for sale and money
ID loaned on mortgage by ROBERT ..
BUsSING, 179 Hemsen-st., Brooklyn.
EOR SALE.-Elegant 4-st0ry ana base
L ment brownstone dwelling, First Place,
Brooklyn; lot 25Xl33, house 25X60, with
smoking room extension has a passenger
elevator and all other cOnveniences; In per
feet order Apply principals only 70 L. H.
LAWRENCE, 234 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-12
for Gdle.

for Gale.
4 7 REDUCED PEICES.-4OO secondhand
"A wood and iron working machines fully
guaranteed machinery bought and oX-
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY. 1913 Mad.
ison.st..
A RoLL-TOP DESK for s25; S feet roll.
"a top for s45; Smiths rOll.tOp desk. the
best made, a specially; desks OF all kinds.
L. II. MASON, 90 William-st.
DOR sALE.-ScalskIn sacque 80 inches
4 long, "a inches bust. Call or address
HEWITT, 81 West 23d-st.
T. OR SALE-sSO-Piano; frst-class make
L for want Of room. Restaurant, 7s3
eth-aye.
GOODWILL and fixtures OF a grocery
NJ stofe; suitable for other business;
good neighborbood Call j57 West 4sth-st
I EATHER FURNITURE for dining.
- rooms and Libraries; embossed leather
chairs and lounges at half price Address
RETIRING, Tribune OGice
* TORE FIXTURES OF every descrlpiIon
~ suitable for all kinds of business: N
you are opening a store you can get GOOD
fixtures from practical store filter at small
price estimates furn shed on all kinds OF
wood work; large lot Of new and second
hand counters partitions, tables desks rail.
ings &c. always on hand. As Bieeeker.st..
near Broadway.
$1,000, 600 MrNTTSs R II COST NQT y,
AND MASSACHUSETTS, = GRANITE
WORKS, under Victoria Hotel. l,i46
Broadway w. ROBINSON.
S1,500,000 TTNY8!ss 'MsA AsloR B aTesa:.
S57 so: new planofortes. si30. DANIEL Y.
BEATTY. Washington. New-Jerscy.