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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-01-30

of course a most cordial invitation
he watched her every movement with
a loving but jealous eve; He trod
over the ground she trod as If every
thing she touched was divine The
beautiful lines of love that he releas-
ed for the hundredth time that were
10 decide his fate that evening, were
stu ringing sweetly in his ears. He
seemed already to hear her shy
sweet answer as she hid her blush
ing face on his shoulder. Bot hor-
rible night. What was his cIarein
on entering the brilliantly lighted
parior that evening, to find the ideal
Of his heart highly entertained by
another young knight, and by the
sparkle of her eyes ne could plainly
see that she found his company any
thing but dull; So as the Young
knight entertained her company the
greatest part of the evening, for she
had quite forgotten him,-he could
do no more than sit down quietly
and listen to the remarks of his lone
liness made by his associates at his
expense. And then as she capped
the climax by quietly disappearing at
the close Of the evening, She carried
the vital spark of love with her, aud !
the light of his heart went out, and
sadly and deliberately he dragged his ]
weary body to his fathers house TO /
deeply consider the wonderful trial /
he had gore througl ,.nd form
olutlons to guard himself against |
the snares that would again be set
for him. Now so might many Incl
dents similar to this be related bvl
Young men rs they so through their
couting days And all the consola
Ilon l can give any man Is to alwavs |
be on the alert, watch every move /
mcnt, and if you have the least !
suspicion on her part, it would bel
prudent 70 retire at safe distance at !
once. But If the ideal Of your |
thoughts be the true, sincere vouny
lady, YOU have reason to believe her
to be II she does live quite a little /
from vour fathers door and
YOU are forced to carry deadly !
instruments to protect Yourself from 1
the scGres fixed along the highway. /
which were Perpetrated by some
Jealous person. would advise Won
providing other affairs would be /
suitable to put the question as soon |
IS the first favorable opportunity /
presents itself, and then # You are .
favorable III her sight, settle down I
md enjoy the sweet compauionsilip
II q Trustworthy wife through after
ife. *x*
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though made by the hand in omen
ing or shutting the door. 1t looks
somewhat as though some malicious
person had done the deed if so. the
person or persons would be fit sub
lects for visitation Of the white
Caps The horse died ON Sunday
night
A few nights ago three individuals
attempted 10 relieve Frederick Lash.
who resides on the Shaw place, lust
beyond town, OF possibly whatever
they could get their hands upon.
Their first visit was to the pantry.
which IS under the stairway in the
hall, and where, by the way, 1Ir. Lash
keeps ms meat. A lot OF smoked sau-
sage, some bread aud lot of dough-
nuts were first carried out and placed
alongside of the house, where two Of
the villains remained while the other
went back, evidently for 2 few hams
and shoulder, but by this time AIr.
Lash was awakened 10y the intruders.
and looking out Of his bedroom win
dow saw two men standing at the
corner OF the house. He concluded
to investigate their mission, and in
going out Of his room INTO the hall
the chap in the pantry rushed passed
E1il, at the same time discharging n
pistol Whether the rascal shot To
hi5 Air. Lash or only to frighten him
ol course remains a mystery. At
any rate this little affair caused the F.
undesirable visitors 70 beat a hastv
retreat, only taking with them the /
bread and doughnuts, leaving the !
sausage behind.-Lewistown Free
Press.
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The Guide,

You want guide for shrubs and flowers
For fifteen cents Wen send you ours
For eighteen eighty-nine.
We've much enlai ged, re, ised it through
Both 10 its shape and type it's new
Th'ee colorediplsies and fronts piece too,
Aud elegant desigu.
ErSh ho"e- VIII inus;r ted be,
Zach vegetable uOvclty-
The bSo,s i pr-c:i1 lily free
Al copies wiil contain
Certificate that vil procure
Tie price Of Guide in seeds, 'tis sure,
So senl and you't obtain.
TIe largest 8nd best Seed CataIogus in
the world. Juags Yiok, Scotsman,
Rochester,, y y.
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ATTENTION HORSE El1EN.

l. Banks Wilson, Of Bedford. Iowa.
VIII sell at PUBLIc SALE q car load OF
Western Horses, at the Jacobs House.
Nliflintown, Pa, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1889,
at 1 O'Clock p II, sharp. The lot
vElH embrace single and double driv.
ers. heavy draught horses, &c.
=. S.-Purchasers from 1IiGiin Co.
can have their horses delivered. free
of charge at Lewistovn. If desired.
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Real Estate orPublic sale.

Tho Peter 7Iinale ProDerfv ono
mile west of EIihlintowp, viii be
offered at public sale, at the Murray
House, on MONDAY, FEB. 1. 50. at l
O'Clock The improvements are q
twostcry frame dwelling house, bank
barn, and other Necessary outbuiId-
lnSs- About 10 acres Of ground.
mostly cleared All kinds OF fruit,
and well of good water at the door.
Possession given April I, 50. 3. f.
BUncEE-EID. attorner. AIifilintown d
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Observation-Disclosures

PHnADELPHIA, January 26, 1889
pennsylvania red wheat sos. Mum
Der Delaware S1O4. Corn 42c
Oats 34c. Picked ham 10 to lie
Shoulder to Sc. Lard Sc. Tallow
DC Live chickens 8 to 1Oc. TURKEYS
10 to lie. Ducks to Zoe. Butter
10 to 2Sc. Eggs Is to 16c. Apples
Sl-25 to $500 barrel Potatoes 81
to 45c- Cloverseed Z to Sc. Hay at
SI4 10 $3.50.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-01-30

The Population Of HifiiIntown and Pat
ierson IL about 1900, ard we W culd say ai
least one halt gre troubled with some affect
ion OF the Throat and Lungs, as those
complaints arc, according TO statistics. more
numerous than others We would advise all
not to neglect the Opportunity TO call on
their druggist and get bottle Of Kemp's
baisani Tor the Throat ami Lungs Price
ouc and ; .-OO. TTia! SIZE free. Sold by all
druggists.
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Married
FRYMOYFR- WITT

FRHMOYER-WILT. - On the
18th Of November, 1883, by Rev. W.
NJ. Landis, J B. Frymover and Kate
i WIT, both Of Susquehanna Twp.
BRACkBILL- PATTERSON -
On the lst of january, bv Rev. r. N.
Campbell, George 4 Brackbiu OF
Spruce HIIl, and Elmira II. Patter-
son Of Beale Twp.
HAMPTON SMITH - On the
18th inst, by Rev. z. Z. Berry. III
son J. Hampton, of Blair's Mills.
Huntingdon county, and IIa =.
smith oI Pleasant View this county.
WESTON-LEONARD-On the
22nd inst, by Rev. q. ". Ieisher.
George l.. Weston Of Henry county.
Iowa, and LIZZIE IL LeonaId of
Fayette township, Juniata Co. Pa.
HEINLY- -SNYDER-On Jan.
%, 1889, at the Lutheran parsonage.
by Rev. Philip Graft. Albert Heinlv
and Miss Anna Snyder, both Of
Aifiintown.
CLARK-CODER.-At the NJ E.
parsonage IN 8Iiffiintown. Jan. %.
1889, by Rev A r. Miller Samuel
Howard Clark and Alice Celia Coder.
both Of Iuscarora Valley.
JACKSON-luLLEP-On Ian.
Is, 1889, by Rev. c. NJ McBride =
i. jackson, Of HaITisb-1rg, aal --.ss
LIZZIE \ Miller, Of Pit5sburg. No
cards.
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SHORT LOCALS

House hunting.
Court, February4. 4.
Church disseusiou.
Business depravity.
Political dissensiOn.
Louged for, Al ice crop.
One more winter month.
Sheriff Sales, February2.
Fine the profane swearer.
Only few cases in court.
School house dag patriots.
Lent begins, February Is.
Valentine day, February II.
The horse Sale, Februarvt
Ground hog day, February2.
Samoa for coaling station.
Prohibitionists are organizing.
Say no, to compulsory religion.
Cooked celery :or Rheumatism.
Good cigars ut Hackenberg,r's.
The Monroe doctrine Tor samoa.
Washingt0n's birth day, Feb. -.
Township taxes skin the farmers.
Is the Grand Jury to Be- SIT up
Spring election day, February 70
Say No, to compulsory education
All want - coaIiug station in Samoa
Farmers keep down township taxes
Look a. the dis7-derly drunknan
The prohibition election looms up
Canyassers for and against prohi
bition.
Samoa, an island in the Pae.a,
Ocean.
No war with Germany about
Samoa.
India breaks the American wheat
market
The bad are known by then
tongues.
Tn, sugar beet seed swinIIsr Is
travelling
Germany wants eoaling station
in Samoa.
England wants coaling station
IN Samoa.
How about the election Of schoo.
directorsg
Deception and fraud break down
sooner or later.
Is the horse thief in jail, Tusea
rora Valley man
The ice question was discussed At
Cuba dam last Friday.
Tho winter OF last week discoucert-
ed the weather prophets.
~Pina Grove" church has exper-
fenced "a revival meeting.
james Speedy, telegraph operator
Is at home from California.
Valentine day is looming up with
its sweet and sour Valentines.
john ]. Patterson, Jr., has return.
ed home from Lafayette college.
Ludc Slndo, type setter has gone
10 Philadelphia to work at the trade.
We are indebted 10 Hon. VIM.
Hertzler for Legislative documents.
Silver counterfeit dollars have been
showed ON business people of Reading,
james Siulns, sold a pretty and
easy riding saddle TO Rev. Philip
Graft.
Wm. Stcrrett. an ageI citizen OF
Milford township, died. last Friday
morning,
M CRAFTS revival meeting has
added 81 long list of new members 20
his church.
The man who tells q deliberate lie
must tel dozen more 10 support
Oh, first one.
IN. = 4. SuleuT. has bought a
dwelling house IN Patterson from
Elas Houing.
solomon Bardeu. Of Beale town
ship hns bought the Barefoot farm in
ravrtto township.
Rev. Mr.. BGuer's revival meeting
IN this place has been satisfactory g.
both hpostor and congregation.
He q, NOT the rfrrht kind of n citi
Zen who tries to talk down his neigh
hor and his nejghbor's interests.
Mrs. Mary l.. Brazee. wife IF DIR
j. " Brazee. dcceasedFhas been ap
pointed post mistress at Academia.
Merchant Pennen, is fitting uT
the second story Of his store build
ing in this place for the G.. A r
Post headquarters.
II YOU desire to buy n property
nD'r tu town. give attention to thl
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-01-30
DECLARATION IN ASSUMPsIT

JOHN DOE vs. SUSAN ROE.
John Dee complains Of Susan Roe
That she, with scbeming art,
Has stsleH from the said John Doe
Ills valuable heart.
For taIs, 60 wits that heretofore,
To vit, November nine.
She caii,d she saIi John Doe an oak
Aud style d herself the vim.
And later on the aforesaid day.
With malice ali prepsnse.
The sald defendant ate ice cream
~ pilIuiid's great expense.
And then ard there 10 said John Doe,
said Susan Roe implied
That she would 60 in coverture
To be said plaintiffs bride.
And this to do she has refused,
Aad thu, with cruel art
Has stolen from the saia John Doe
His valuable Heart.
Aud so he I-ays this county court.
To DO him justice meet;
Likewise Tor damages be prays,
Therefore he brings his suite.
Virginia University Magazine.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-01-30
BR AEB FURN1surn
FRSON.
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N 'NS9LFAHIARAlLROI5 NS9
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and aiser Sunday Nov, o.,
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81 FErE .zeEzss l-,ves ,r.,s,.
g. '..r aa4 tupPiBg = All s,.,-S
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p s-zf.aus arrives n uTr.-
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-01-30

The HanGsOmest Lady in NiHiintown
ara Patterson Remarked TO a friend the
cih,r day that she knew kemp's Balsam for
The Threat ard LEngs vas superior remedy
a. II stopped her cough instantly when
others had 70 effect whatever. SO to prove
thiS and convince ycu Of it, merit. any
druggist VIII give you 4 SAMPLE Bottle Pyss
Large size SOC ana 81.
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TERMS

Subscription, 81 80 per annum If paid
in advance; $500 If not paid in advance,
Transient advertisements inserted N so
cents per inch for each insertion.
Transient business notices IN local col
umn, ~ cents per line tor each insertion.
Deductions viii be made 10 those desiring
to advertise by the year, half or quartrI
year
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....a gy ss lorn Office : -, =
h.. .n. ..E done. 4i- 80
i yol need anything IL 'A-'
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tagglou Notice.

r..-. hereby cautioned, no, y y
II, t...I.rH- rt the uudersigneu, ~ =
... ..l EyIe townships l'' 49,.
5i .u..m. berries, hun'l"s, on
.I.r way rcsPassing' n
.. .-cspass law viii oe ,'~ ~
nAuRlsoS MtsSriuS
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TIN IAE-TABLE
and Aaer Sunday Now ~.
'aa. stop at Aisia viii run i' As f,nIss Isss
EASTWARD
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-01-30

~ !, ! %, ,.a,elosnoDATIos leave, A,,,..
.. p ~ q. M, Tyrone $50 A.'Oona
' ',aa i. m, gsuut U.;o- u, =
'.. r. rr'on Hamilton 5oS 80 a
\ "" = a. m., Lcvistowp AZ u
, - m, Mhl,in sl2
10y a. =. a. M, Nexiro s.aa
a''-a e,-o a. m.. VauGyks 20 n
-r-autoNu S.8Ta. IN. pu-., a n
,..,1','N7 .....'-'N7 S'4ss u, Newport sSs'
'. 'HE u La-1saurx at 10 es l.
T ia,.-l-.rlia. .Zss. m a.
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nrCnnnEn MORTGAGES

nlui. II J. and wife u Ruben Moss SIS ssh 81 "
Boy H. .ar@ ssIs West End.ave. months.
Tr nu. Annie f. and TO + I'may' Boulevard
I,isn A. AMI wlts 10 EmIgran, Industrial Savings
pn1s snS P n lsi K read Saving,
uo lJn't 7oh AVE. TIaL satnss Bank. 81.
nTr 5h' Eo Tar T. Ss11" L Iaderer. l7oths'.
N.%,''SS ia. f. ini NJ. Aa.aGA Mott !. g DO
~ sim, - Jo Ian l. Mott al. crr'. &c. same property
- % an, az 's7 T. Female Academy the Sacred
u,,r, v ; ConNrul.ayr II lJJist 5 year, per S'sf'
"a ami ,n5 VT" g Mary Ae'A"d" Lewis,
Il, .''' n .Ei, a Wig 20 Tno9p; S Cummings
MI ~ M sGi at~ to Central Trust Company. SIS
81 iiw1! tg T''a" Manhattan Saving, In.ru'on.
No' H. HoSs ~ S2 EnnnS &e ata GS0' Emor.
'O",, , Ns5@ NG.4' +" 'NS tSS IIcypOn 2',h
vn. w ~ lni VII, 1, Female Academy Of Sacred
MN .,J ,'n 4H ai' WHO to fn"k. CS.orflye savings
and i.,G H.,'n. Jcnnng~', Of P'"sp"ct"'"'
WIZ I.,nc, md wife to g Krako"er' No @i2
'Ms!, ,, M',S T. to Anna Shields No 10 Rutgers
"&lcii'' J. a2l. wfs to George w Roswell
ia Hcy u H. .aI wife, 70 Albany Savings BANK
Il " Hn =, 4 "a,, 1Sa,, - V7o ,..rr,cce So.
M'N n = 'a' 55t. d West Enh.4So, years.
W Is-cr& a vito 70 v Fast BY. By%5 Savings i0''
No no MA'2 and wife yEoFs ah Kauw,nhoyen
- "a + Of "th,ayy. ySsr' - GOO r,,r,,or
.,j ~" S - xyr. D H"irs 900; ,.,.
s1 ct F al 70 G GFTn" . SnEGs' Bank
-un rnl,p ana wife t" C%Gr"i orphan A'N,q Ono ana
Si .n p sT :, y"aF Hsc Gis 900 o,
Ann ,.,ql,n II i29th.st, ot LenoA.a'e years
S~tn. Mary F. Jo-"lMpo wand"ll - i25th''t
60 ,. ,'H e.. Of Mco~S SHAY i2sthst
year, ThISSo = 70 Society for Relief OF Poor
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Mem Publications.
gTHE POPULAR
SCIENCE MONTHLY FOR JULY
CONTENTS

CONTENTS:
WHAT is CIVIL LIBEKTY' BY Professor william
o. usTUDY OF SUICIDE. By Charles W. Pilgrim
HABUTTERFLIEs BY Professor Carl vost tIl-
"ESWNIJFE IN CHINA. BY Adele NJ. Fielde
CHRISTIANITY AND hGNOSTlClsM. by Rev.
III. x Ne EPsxPL4NATIoN TO PROFESSOR HUXLEY. BY
the slSsnSP Of ICRGSCoPIC FORMS by Professor
Z. II. Mcbride ILLUSTRATED $3.50, ar, err. ,,,ourc
THE ARTIFICIAL PROPAGATION OF SEh'flShFS'
e' RAILWAY MXLADJUsTMENTs. BY Benjamin
''' MUscLE AND MIND. BY Francis Emily White
NJ d: lllustnted2 rs. prc ~ s,,,cto y, n
SOME OF THE LIMITATIONS OF MEDICINE By
e'G gpKTrCH OF HENRY CARvILL LEWIS. with
coRhEsPoN DENCE: Awakening Thought-Anmal Al
EDITORS TABLE The Stimulation OF Thought
work OF President Barnard. zo... = . 49,,
LITERARY NOTICES POPULAR MlSCELLhNf'
NOTES.
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. z. CT

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.: l. eAA l.
Il5,h.st lyj Z, " OF 9th ave. JON2OO " lOoth s,oo
st; jacob KOrn 70 Newman CoWeh, ~@N
18th. st ! 1880 II " Of 1th.avc, GooN?7'o' ,
Ioui, A Wagner Ellen Llye!lc
SANE property Anthony I~irele ana WIFE W i'''
lGi ST. -. 100 It e Of Morris ave. 5oTloo; Mar POO
sh B'"b" and VA" TO t4lLa Dpt'H roo o''
lU2d - II =. Il It = Of 80 ev" 2oxiVOVi "cOrso ,
" stake and wife " El7abcth hfIhe IN, a.:
ais, r sUih.st, SOL 4 " Of west fiil aSr, ,
IuIiNlO2 Frederick Van Tine " M9c.y
n.1.s' II : ~ n " OF have, l2."NOo'0i ,
In.-uh ri Cain O Alexander L w kinnAn
l2otl,-t, II 8i5 It " Of ienoHa'c. 10 5NlV''io'
rN.rItorS 4 l. Sayre to JULIA Sayr',;
ION ave , v cor 81 3sth.st, 0S 9x15p; John ,
Wi -nu o Prunsylvania Railroad COMPANY:
KIng~urigr Road. cor OF II (th Z,No2.oN = .nc
g6N;3 II L i"a"tGr 70 az hT g sro' Rbn,t
Ib.y ana VIZ, Sum"ry" and wives To Harry ,
Van B"u~, hOs'i -: :.;..'..r
Col.,g,.ayr ;. 80 y u l4A'h'.t 22Xl"' O soc
r>..utnr> Of Jordan J. Mott 20 Van I!Pf.. <'"''
R'4"T ~. y.t ., i''''.'' IL oOC
G7th = rs n Of Vth-aN" 2jNloD1, eA"cu- eoc
,r f.. ..r' Sands - Il"nry Z Emo. o'7"'
A'rrr J, 90 f,nnar t. 4a sSa2tas 1920
= ADyuSa AMI William Miller b Timothy o oo-
r,-,,.,i, 5 go {. = Of Wills ave. 2jNo0o, to
lH't.,t; ever IA l. ShIpman to Jas or
i2i," - an, tos s T. to 81 JSa TI5ar 10000
81. ,s.. e : 2ill r = Ot l9tHh.,t, I5,So, tfus
'....w Mri,uwn and FAIa \ Mc'owh 70 90 ,oI
tt...ia, Shit lwhrh"r 49,. ;....... i"''V'
E"iiiir.i,',' y" - N'' T. "'''' :: " -. 800
w. y. - p, - i75 / & OF Chu'chst. 25x
= JAM, l. t. IL Nrun@pw ......'.'''..".
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is PER CENT. DIVIDENDS

Investors arr urcci MAKO thorough eAannaLon q
tn" propcrt!c~.
Iul particulars ard pf"T"c'rs"' can b" had - n .
financial acrt VIII, personally v''"i AMI "Nimi'"
tn" pr"i~r""~
RANDALL n. FOOTE, ~ Bro1iWaT. S'"-iofk.
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% Get, FURNISHED.
Country
gountrp prouerip for Sale ano Go let

ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE Al
"A. ACCTION.-The property known a. - The Davis
Place at Croton Falls on the Harlem Railroad win b
the Real Estate Exchange. 50 Libertyst. June %.
At IL O'Clock m. The property Is miles from uA
station loo good land, nne mansion high ground
good drainage; living spring on place house modern.
Ia r.Clos~l, hot and cold all IN
condition; hOus" contains I'M
$4,000 Building, surrounded By
fine shrsbbcry and views; also god farmhouse
place VIII DE sold without Views once OF
huctioneer, 10 Lberty.st.
TLANTIC CITY n J.-IIO"ls, boarding. houses, COT
n sges lots and ba III houses let for sale BY l. G.
ADAMS Co, Real Estate Agents. Real Estate and Law
Building, Atlantic City, N J.
~ ELAWARE WATER GAP-lO0 acres good farming
~ building lots all overlooking the river and In
n view Of tho mountains, extending mile down tho
river from Point Of Rocks Cap including Cold Air Cave
Cold Min>i House now open for season.
Apply TO w. BROWN, Oh the premises,
Slsteiord, Pa
II Oh ISL BtJRBAN HOMES along the West Shore call
on auy agent OF the West Shore RAILROAD, send
cents IN stamps 10 H. b. JAOE. General Eastern Passen
Qsr Agent 3G3 Broadway. cw-YOrk.
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F." AT NEwLONDoN. CONN

The estate OF Dr. j. Nelson Borland 1t faces The vest
erly end OF Long Island Sound contains about eighty
acres OF which are under excellent cuu'
WALTON high land clos, 70 the sea has Iarge hsno
some wel-bult mansion house, with stable and Two
small second house fully furnished which
can be rented farmhoucs and necessary outould-
Ings IL Ia about miles from New. London station.
with rlrphone communication with Western Union Ieie.
uranh ONCE at London Is thoroughly furnished and
tho furniture wi b. sod with the house las ample
SUNNY OF bath well and ciStern water The second house
n,Ionod Il Alec offered for rent FOR the season. and
m, Mansion House speedily sold, that aso Will be
~ rod FOR rcnt Apply IN CHAS. I. CoTTlN'' IRE
r,nr,s, or MEREDITH & NELSON. Exchange Place,
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

John +. q. Smith offered at the Real Esta1e EN-
change yesterday No. l63 East Seventy-eignul.'.'
between Lexington and Third ayes. The proper! Is
a three. story brick dwelling, on lot lsxooAioo' ~
sold for 81 4c5 10 F. b. Sewall The same
offered two houses at Rochelle Park, "esches'or
county. The buyers respectively wero captain
Wilcs for the larger house which, with the
Included brou sht 100000, and D. Conrau, "uo a
thc srrnnd house at 81 900. Both properties "oio
described By photographs; ,,,,,, =, tbs stand of
william Kennedy q bro. when they offered Dy oruo d
OF the Supreme Court, In PARTITION Nos 90 nt -
3Te L. Eichth.st No 1857 IS f0urS,ory and co' r
double tenement lot 25x03 The Odlins T Shui u
nom 10000 10 s15,050, at which price r h.tnkR
Bower was the buyer. No 3IO u Is a s nS ., NJ
tenement on lot 10 Ox97. II sold for Sl2oou " NJ
amriiSta iuttrroth II. V. llarrcu co: OHern No.
IN Fifth St between Avenues Is and o. Inc propotty
is A two.,tOry and basement frame Iwenhs' Oh i9'
1oXT5 II brought 81 900 from q. onclllhs. =. ~ %
Clancy 4 CO. have sold for Julius F. Van h,erpehr,
The tArc, story and basement brownst0ne dWeillns
No 1876 west seventy nnth-s to Peter v; ao ia
for Sl4 900 also lots on west shc OF "cs' T Th
ave, - feet south OF west ScVen'e'hS''' " '"
Barron for alU,1oO ala ., ,ha
The following property was offered Tor SAFE ae .i.o
FXchangr yesiCrday An estate OF over W az 80
I'm WcStche-tcr County, one hour our. having a SUI
stautial buildings. abundance OF fruit, ec;; Foo
600: al,o Hudson River dwelling, win my aero,
thirty five mile, out, fully furnished AMI equppNl, du
$50 900 and summer home IN growing summer
resort at CtlShlngs Island, Maine, Win co'taHe Vi
nine rooms and ~ acre, at $500 49,. -.
l.. FrchnCh, OF No. 100 East Sky nrS''st', has
been posted for membership i'll the Exchange