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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-31

SMALL BOND PURcHAsE.-The Treasury de-
partment today purchased $500 " per cent
bonds Ut lo&S(.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-31

PERsoNAL-Prof. 8. p. Langley, Senator
Aldrich, Gen. Arson McCook, Senator John p.
joiner, and Senator Butler are in New York
Eonf 8. Ely of Philadelphia and NJ. C. Palmer
Of New York are at the Johnson.--Thos Orr
and wife OF Philadelphia are at the St
James.-Arthur Van Siclen, j. D. Flower and
wife, Miss Flower, N. n. Flower, and Mrs
Schmid and daughters o. New York, Chas. H.
Cramp of Philadelphia, and s. III. Brice of
Lima Ohio. afe at the Normandie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-31
] / 9

Few nice Dressing Gases, two Manicure Sets. two
Shaving Sets. half dozen handsome Fancy Baskets,
with perfume; one dozen French Dressed Dolls and
numerous other FANCY ARTICLES AT COST THIS
WEEK.
Small lot Haudkerchiefs. slightly soiled. reduced to
10c.
Initial Unlaundered Handkerchiefs. and n. 10c.;
former price, 25c.
Initial Cnlaundered Handkerchiefs, better goods.
C.DF.I.o. and T; reduced to 1oc.
Head Rests and Furniture scarfs at cost to close
Screen Photo Albums at cost
Ga Chenille Table Covers, s1.25: former price,
s1.75.
Embossed Leather Scissor Cases, $3.50; former
price, $3.50.
Sterling Silver Handle Knives s3.25; former price,
s425.
Elegant Steel Scissors. to 7inches. at 25c. pair.
Great bargains in all kinds Fancy and Holiday
Goods this week 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-31

ALL THE GovERNMEsr DEpARrxxxrs we're
closed st u m. today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-31

WILL. POSITIVELY CURE sICk HEADACHE
w and proven. its return. THIS - not talk, but
truth Czrterss Little Liver Pill One pill dose Try
the11-
NO CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAK's TABLE
4NshOuld De without bottle Of AngOstura Bitters,
the world renowned appetizer of xguiste Iayor. BE-
ware u coUAter1eiLs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-31
TWO DEATHS in NEW YORK.

NY 10 oIBiOu, no UCbCI ttNI, oi "bIe
breakers not included in above list, Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-31

SOME INTERESTING PAPERS, INCLUDING ONE on
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES
THE NEsToR OF AMERICAN HISTORY, GEORGE
Il. BANCROFT, LOOKS IN ON THE ASSOCIATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

fall Of 100 feet and furnishes 1000 horsepower "
Guiding the power for the COMPRISING enPIieS w
the quarres and the finishing mills Inc INNS no."
been run day and night during the season anu o'uv
already received assure a prosperous So"''
eunjoves are Industrious and sober and are suohs
pro,ect,onists almost TO a man hepuoh' al ~
"Se io'"''" o,, voter belonged The
uou1ar,v of MIR Proctor was attesteo W
his election by practically unanimous Vo'e d. io""
REPRESENTATIVE The Vermont Marble COMPANY "a'
large CORPORATION store here. where soouS '"u oo
chased at prices a. low as they can De DouS"' o' "
Rutland or elsewhere The company does ho' n''"o
q co,,pulsory for the employees to trade here. ~ a.,
Rutland The company has recently slarIe are s.
n ,crt AZ The rate of per cent per aniuih
~ allowed The company pledges H. iuIi cIc no,
cnrIty for deposits This plan las pfoN'u " ~ fV
ai air Of thrift and comfort pervadeS the yage S S
good roads and kept street. are ser T 70 those
If the average New. England manuiac'urhs d are
houses rule have n Spnnc" and cmltvauon of
No. ~ the people are attcstcd by the huhnIru
more pianos and organs Owned anu d works Of arr
and bv numerous display Of h"weiS anu riIngmcn
s ho windows Of houses occupied Us Worhiut wv ~
Tbe vflaee supports brass band dlamatc 'iTb
eryc,ai society organizations me lIp , ,,r,S The
tiehos the Tcoplc with free reading and aiioIlS ,
citiycne annie facilities for pcrushE INC III
nlcl. =. ovnn schools AT an annual expense Vi
geo. Tie graded system +, in opera a 9a S Tho
ch@i rooms are large and the furniture j ui 'n ,ne
approved make Music +, resHaT LSsIy Ef5owcd in
,r"nar schools I'm largo towns anu anne.
The house owned and ocenpea by m of The Queen
a nor Yi "" II * an attractive house nca'iy
inrmishcd and With pleasant suGnnan proctor
Amy t maintain an cH pcn~ive private lVcry. I've
hocI. good span Of road hoScr. an" avg t =" -ca;cl
,"tII. teams Ills family carriage i Tto,d" a
nbarton in which H. delights 10 give lis u"cyc
r,dc while he himself handles the rem; ahli'h
,arv az war is able TO maintain pdla', hI,, demo.
," nan, brt he prefers 10 live in th"iIus',N .,nn
cratic stvlc and manner devoid 1l al 49, in A
fasbion becoming a descendant q lhe XXI, ~ fbo Old
"n colonel Fletcher D. Proctor; Is rnr "" ,gairs
wnSrr Governor Ormsbcc. and Is university Gh"Inc
Gmoncl Proctor has pleasant ana aT,I ta,ni,~ Of
oar hat If the Proctor family. ne lai n ,,,
,hr SECRETARY Of have returned here iU1 ur"
WV, TIe Rutland friends Of the rN,'oVerhot Dr., pr
mn. r,vc linn a dinner in the near mtlie at h"t
p "n ~ Hwbch Judge ". G. Vcazey VIII preSue'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
puR OF SILvR HANDCCFFs.

From the Washington Post ,,n ,rho ,rc,rs 4.
There IS Lc Drot Park yonng lazy Tno od",rTs r.
va, No., arnroVcd pattern, and joined by Nhoi :
silver chain. They were presented 10 had Het Them
Tnencc,or Hyrnes Of New York City she mao aNcIi
~ %, Carro Hall the other afternoon whcn a re-
un -, 81 ,hc mnuet for the repetition "i the Mo'hcr
@.nnse" entertainment was In pVsleSS' .. San
vellknown and popular i;ast tNhnp.on f p s,
,,on',n and the beautiful daughter OF Pipln ~
pemocra,c official we're prScn1 di" Tnsi TeGucst
quo ",,,rIed with and the owner OF the hahacuHs
n va All a great joke and very very an Il :.
pu ~ ti',r th~ handcufrcd ones were ready 10 DC -
, nAii I1nt the custodian OF the Key WI n.y.
madv She wa, olntinac 10 ther CIV 10 lad f.
,uncI deaf ear. She was very DuNN CIV ~
.n.ncr a. a.. nllnuct They had been ANXIOUS 10
be handcuhed Surely thcS WOW" W
Others company - soon rAo,,r rbiIe the unwIll-
~ She danced another half hour Wnlie 's u" ,ch
, count. nui in their time hating her hauns t ,i .
other and hating themselves: ,ndcrI They wcr,
sI' pn",, ,. Thry appealed TO the young ialY ;
mr,b~r -lc was powerless. Hcr aansh'e' "" ~
brought mp modern fashion .A, st, made ostcn-
.,t,' ,,.tenr, OF going home. she SAID me ~
90" las. 81, was very much pci'uTn " ti,,ir
- -, tbr key. She valued The k,y very i.-. .ii.
She searched for n high ana low. Mv" f1rrpI-
1 I.,n her 10 nnd her krY. II would ne ~
~, -, trry AL 10 stay handrni'd me r'~l "t U' .,
~ u. 60, would have Ia 20 10 a ud' "a ", ..f
.rd bo. ncr beautiful bracelets hIeu an ~ -" ,,,
a., .,.v mind their own nu~lh'>> any - 80
NY ,r h, lets hc OLA her own wrists "Her' '"''
Twali,. alter about two hours OF ien''a1'oh> an ~.
| o,-,,-r ,,, .ly MINK found me Key anu =
~ r,,,c r.,upc loose. lui The gossip -" H. IT, =
SUE" :, aich Is nppcd IN tl" bud. ne 'rH
p ,i cnan co1 a far ld"a OF each on a.,
ana ,ud frrr,rr under pruv0caton' WIi'h c"'V'
| m, n,,lcd all thoughts Of a further ulaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
Real estate 50 Grcbarse.
DERMTDA ISLAND

DERMUDA ISLAND tho. IN glrross
,.,'t,l H.. "a fAti-'
n..s cc.n,N.i o.. N.w.YorA cry b"rpuis - a..
-, Via ,-y,r ~arui"r that - - r. '" II =.
"a Ia ~. ,or', /. faiN fuy4sh0i Gf' '' =. -
Ia. hcaut 10 view bathing h'i '"fi'' |f -.
has W ~ ,.rstabia. eom- 90 mi.n ~ 90
hs'n-" ~ 1. w,ut 10 exchange nom JuA" l y
y, longer address r. l. Tr hume oIl,r -
VrsSnrtr IIasTINt,S Hamilton. Bermuda l'sh@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
Musical instruction.

y ANJO AMI GUITAR taught IN twenty piiyaoe lessons
ID with or without the AID o. notes. HENRY O. DOB
SON. 1870 Broadway. between 321 and 3Sd stk
" IOLIN Lesson, by celcbIat"1 professor Oars and
London. beginners and advanced pupils. VIOLIN
PROFESSOR, IS LeXin.iOa-aNc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
For Both Sexes-City

-THE CONVERSATION SCHOOL OF Ian M
"A. CT ACES l. West 42t -. opposite Reservoir. The
languages spoken Automatically %nd u ,h9.tG,t tm.'
SuIe-ior native teacher~. EDMOND GASTlN EAU. A.
NJ Paris, Principal and author 81 THE COEVERSA'
TIoN METHOD. Classc> all grades, open an summer
4 BUSINESS EDUCATION-Boo kkeeb!ng, VIII s'
"a arithmetic roTfc-L BON deucc polling. grammar. STE
biography tyUewrl,ng Llile. de1r ment connenee any
day or evening PkINT'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. 90
BJwefv corner Canal; uptown. lo1 West 3thst corner
Broadway.
A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS. FREE; state
A.whcther boys girls; city OF country. X T.
AVERY. AmerlC an School Bureau. West l4th-st y Y.
HuL,S SCHOOL or SHORTHAND AND TYPE,
III WRITING. s. Temple Court; instruction thorough
and practical.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
Gca1l1crs.

"A. wanted; no ;cels;Istol Ice yaeances always o.
hand form for stamp Il X a EI.Y. American School
Bureau. = IVES. l4th-sL. r. T.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors GcysneSses
a. M G:sfe' 9f5f: "a 1Ge 50 G hRoy
4 TUTORS, GOVERN i.SsI.s, Professors. Teach
"A. cs ali Dranch,, supplied ,,hool7 and families Cir
MirE;i>M ' GoYEIEi;H 81 Iess 5th,'. let 4Isve.
and broadway.
- R0cKwAy'S TEACHERS AGINCY formerly Chi
and J fa1,es' Mr.. T. FEEFMAN.BRoCKwAY D
West 23f.st. I,ocommenl, schools to parents
{, XrERIENCED mior going 20 summer abroad would
r. take two boys along. HARVARD Tribune Uptown
Onicr, rs B'oad"aY
II AvING returned nom studies etroad. am pI.pared
Address Dr. q. :. 729 Lexington az.
& cHERMERHoRN's TEACHERS AGENCY,
0'0' EAST i4THST.. Y. Y.
,THE UNION TFAcHEEY. AGENCY Fstaolished
L 1850 provides -cheos wish ,eachcrs teachers with
positions W ID. KERR. 16 A-tor Place. n. Y
nv UToRSnIP WANTED BY experienced teacher Yalc
i craduat.: good references. JOHN LEVERETr.
1lJ West Glst-st.
yrE\CUFRS WANTED for Scptcrrb 'r.-fadv. college
gradual, Latin sciences and incii;h l\Ie -caG,;
and home tnplJ Immediately. NEW.YOEK TFACH-
FRS AGENCY. Clinton Place. New-Yo'k
WANTED. LADIES Nrerienc.d teacher for higher
Win guitar AMI organ Il possible HE>shS TEACHERS
AGENCY. II ia~t l1th-~t.
w AN1rD.A tutor Immediately COR young man liy.
w ing I've hours from Nrw York have references
from young who have entered "'i,-" under H.
,u Ion Only v'ry calai" man noel niifes~, hf letter.
Nm reference. II NNiLrpN Pacific lianG. 40 Htoai"ay
w both sese :urplies professors teacher goyernesses
T Shaf and N caPyst3 T. iu,!ncss aTme
Mr.. d. 4. tUIVER. 800 shave. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

40 YEAR; BOARDING AND DAY
20 SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
open all summer German aud French by natives
IO2 BERKELEY PLACE
Prot WNI. 4. STAIN. / p,f,oi,,,rs
Nine. J. ". STAMM IHH''P''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
For Bows and Young Men-City.

" Az NORMAN INSTITUTE founded 1850. HOME
AND DAY SCHOOL-Centrl PARK, West. at G2t.st
(Morgsn Mansion.l Nine. VAS NORMAN Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
Bows and Young Men-Countrv.

ID ACKWAED AND INVALID BOYS.-Thc undersigned
ID an experienced phJ ciar and teacher makes the
and education Of such boys a sIrc.!ty Location unsur
passed for beauty and heath
II LMWOOD SCHOOL FOR DOYS.-At Milford Conn.
II Parents who unfortunate IN the management OF
their sons will do profit the advantages offered
BY this school. Address FRANK NJ. HOWE. Sup't
L, REEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold y. j. 4jth year
college preparation specially business high school
and classical courses.
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarrytw Non Hudson. Offers un.
usual sdvanages TO Isen seeking ths best instrueton
for their boys Add ess A. A2MAGEAC. Phi. D.
- UMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
- NOIsWALK CONN.
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

u near 42i-st SOD year primary. commercial and class,
cal departments instruction thorough NJ. NJ. HOBbf
w. L. AKIN. ". c. HEN ERICKSON, Principals
WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL 3. East misunderstanding,
w Classical English Two hundred students have oeeo
prepared for Collmbll School o. Mines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
3nsirutllon

For Young Ladies-City.
Int LECTURES FOR LADIES.-Rov Dr. Gsriners
"A school for gir, COZ 5thsve. MI. Gardner author
o, History IN Rhyme. Lady teacher wanted next year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
Dantlrq Academies.

A LEXANDER MACGREGoRs. 1oo WEST 55THsE
y PriVato Lessons ard Glasses In Dancing daily.
Mendelssrhn Hall 10 LEI for prNa;c chtefa aiacnts
DEOGEANMI OF THE
i WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL BALL.
Embossed and hi,ily Gumiua' i. with silver bar and
.h,.n .Y iarr- rs uiii ~: with satin hgIfe II
y TOBiN American lll-fofird Bur.lu % Inetavu-,.
2.r broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
Nrm Fluctuations

~
DEACON HACkMETACk,
~ The observations o many topics Of
RUSTIC PHILOSOPHER.
~ ". \. NJ
,,v,e QUAINT ana foic.bc. with mine OF healthy
thought VIII be- appreciated bv al aon''''s VI -
THOMPSON in The Old Homestead
RETAIL. rRIcr,25 CENTS.
70, sale by the American Slows COMPANY and ''e2l''
KENNY'S GUIDE ,s..r.sr.
SINGLE EDITION. FIFTY CENTS.
,xyrA1, SUBSCRIPTION weekly Number issued
every Monday. ~. in advance.
new TGs c, n s S only G Ga Ssnd
r .spto in t a: he op ' Of paeha'cT
KENNY'S GUIDE
should be in every business Mans once and Iioiaiy
ncS1u- Il contain; complete i"fCinai.oh A. 70 ,,sg
snd their umc tables Banks. Coupons Meetings q"
s.ocs Companies, &c. &.
KnNNY'S GUIDE
should be in every hon 80 it, time 1 Tpc 1
Tlanc%Hcn, ha hey readily understood By Ae
'"' KENNY-S GUIDE
should be in every library. becau~c it Is neat and
con ~ hensve yoA ava cohans dT1 amy 81 az and Dos
III ~ FOR SALE on ALL NEWS STANDS. -
DEKILS OF DEMOCRACY. by Professor
| tNIIE DE LAVELEYE. How. as popular COY.
-, IN, Tor grcatr talent and higher character IN
noIiiics IL makes dincult Tor Great S.h, ana
pt rh,ractrr u enter politics; review ot demo,
ad1anccn,en, and the consequent ~ utlon "I nrm ~,
and political dangers. SEE THE FolstM 70" Z"
EALITY STRANGER THAN flCIlON."
FOE FIFTY CENTS 5000.
RECEIVE THE NEW MONTHLY
ILLUSTRATED JOURNAL
Of
USEFUL INVENTIONS.
Special Organ Of the Paris ENhibiiof+
FOR FIVE CENTS oO5l.
Buy No. /. containing as supplement
BIRDS EYE VIEW
Of Buildings and Gardens OF the Exposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
VILLAGE BONDS.
NoTfcE OF SALE OF SEWERAGE LOAN BONDS OF
I'M. VILLAGE OF MOI nj EFkNON. "ESI-
4 AIA \ y

NOTICE OF SALE OF SEWEEAPt lOAN LO;r - "
lhH N1l CCfiisTiR tt0C My. \. !.
on tie 7th M.y. 1853 at T. N, me sag b"Aiu OF
Tr,-Iess Of In. Village Mount VERNON ia Wc,cc> it..
county New. YORK WILL At shelr Rooms ~ Drdi bjii''
Buii l'r on AN ave-, sad village reg I've sealed psp.
ia f5r the IA. chas. Of sixty 90 o the sew az
Ian BuDI,' ~ .ai VILLAGE. The saId isuafI WI th
and thc-, open sad proposals aud a"c"pt M mtnrs cree
o. unles, thy Tor the interest Of Ihc sad village
!" ~ o. a.. ua't II ~. - bonds which Dc
ised bv SAID vi uud"r chap'r COS - ih' Jay, o.
i-- and the several amendments .her"t To provide funds
and drainage fof sad Village" an Doi VII b' io me
rincl sum Of one thOt,aud dollars and VIII Oear ine
,st a., the Of four per eehum per annum l1yaDie
.ni-anuua Principal and interest Will De- p4y lbi -
bonds VIII be bonds. Win the prviege 10 p. o.
holder q, having them mad reg tered bonds They VIII
b. dated june 1s 1855 and pay ah" a. foo"o 20 VII
70 So"9 9 No.. g - n cg.y ON Jaas It, iSS1
Ia tnuis No., 90 los Inc on June lst. 1910
IL bond, No-. Joe t, l. ~ u-i''. on Inc =. lJ!l
~ Sfont-' Eos 10 u i3- inclusive. June 1t. 1919
- b,ui, VIII delivered % ~" cr,el ~ 'ie
said Rooms Of said Hoard tie 18Th dag of May 1883
- rht village Of Mount Vernon IS situated on the New
York New -ifatcn ami Hartford railroad AID upon t.
ifa'fn Fa.lr1ad niles. nu'"- tate from g aut
sntraI Dtp with 81 ta.n- 81 way ca.y has ppd-
atom of about 10000 op a"t ha' 10 otn"r ishi ~.
Heh,s, horse railroad, fagWalhs a,d i IRWIN iau1r
By statute IT, boni> cannobe sold oF less than par and
1' nr, one u seycntreirl, inclusive q these bond,
aud proceeds q th"m ha'r been eSpsnid IA the con
-trur ton OF system for said village ~ T.
expected the proceeds u the sac her oy advertised
All complete the said >ystemL
~ etl9i ~ IT, V.lag. Boarl o. Trustees
" DAVID or ACKINBUSI. Village President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

SIX BRIDGES WILL BE BiILT ACROSS THuj
EAST Riii k.
FOrR BRIDGES WILL III 81 TIT ACROSS THRj
NORTH RIVER
TIE EXCHANGES OF TIE WORLD WILL CEN.'
TIRE N >EN-tOEh.
IL the duty ofcVery \m"rtran o'i/en {" purchsss
ard ,ny for n home. rhcrc never was better su,e %
do This than >ON.
lIurrah. tor the Grn9d ,mcr.cHn Krpnhn' OF the
future witt, it, American il0ne, Free L""'a ase
-u,,,xe t.ood-by 10 tic etric monrrchc" - the we
WORTH. They viii soon b. nhnDeF'i WIN '"e past
Euy Lots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
THE PEEKsKlLI. MILITARY ACADEMY. Peeks
i kill, n. Y-Scno 0r Catalogue.
John \ TILDEN. A. NJ. NJ D.. Principal

r. : ROBERTS. Prin.
VUHE PEEKSKlLT. MILITARY ACADEMY. Peeks
i kill n. Y-Scnu .or Catalogue.
JOHN n. TILDEN. A. NJ, VI. D.. Principal
yNHF SUMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS At the Peck XIII
circular. JOHN y TILDEE. A. NJ. NJ. D.. Principal.
For Young Ladies Country.
4, OILFGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEWOOD.
" y. !. Reopens Scptemlei 20; fNparation i0r CO..
and smith Oh our certificate. ADALINE w. STERLING,
CAKOLINE NJ. GERRlsI. A. Il
fCHE GRIsWOLD HOME SCHOOL. LYME CONN.
compli.hmcats a.o harp aad itch foreign eMDiod, Gcs
Especially recommended by physicians for delicate girls
For BoCh Sexes-Country.
vIOMT SCHOOL in the county Tor children undor
fourteen: children BOARDED dur.n- summer Adire>>
MIR. CHARLES WHITNEY. The Pne~on-thc-Su>qlc-
hanna. ConklII Centre, broorc Co.,. y. y.
- oCKLAND COLLEGE Nyackon-the Hudson. For
II Ladies Gcnti.Il.n Enter at any time. Send Tor
Catalogue. w II. BANNIsTER A. NJ. Principal
Miscellaneous.
I,TROPEAS TRNN EI.-Thr head master % an i'm
II poriant school who has uI' three visits 10 Europe
10 take charge ~ young griirn-n will b. raty o sail
after jun -. ieturring september larucuar- ana
references application. Aidi'>s TRNNEL Tribune
Onicc
ID AIirNER WANTED for c-'abI shed s.hooi. to form
/ branch uptown school young ialN win some capita.
preferred excellent opportunity, hr-t-cl17r patrons
"ALINNCS' Tribune phcr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON
CANAL 90, NEW,YQfK, March - 1852
VIE ANNUAL MEEIl INC Of the >tockhoid-
| er. ~ the Doawar. am, Hudson Cana. Company VIII
be he'd at the oriee o.: lhe company, .orhe tlu2Gi.
ana Clutch >t~ NcW.NJsh Cl- on Tue DAY, the lflh
lay ~ May It, the election OF nanarr' ana ior
The poii, wiz open at IL o'clock noon and remain open
for hour 81, .t.. =,
s,turiiy. Aknl 1871, until the morning " WcInesliy
;iav l5n.
D' +. NJ OLYrIIAN secreiary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

Is ODD q Dc Y..lag. Boarl o. Trlstees ,..
DAVID OF ACEIN hush, Village President
JAMES n. JENKINS Village CLERK
Exon STOCK in an Electric Light Com
C'pOOs pany lighting city within f.w hours Of
New YORK -ac Investment. paving 10 per cent ~ On
going OREGON 90 live. price, 800.
= EANDAr H. FOOTE. - Broadway, y. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

: UMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
NOI.WALK. CONN.
CIRCULAR on REQUEST.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-07-24
Repairing done at reasonable prices.
MAIN STREET, MARYvILLE,
Our Building This Year.


In looking over the building pro.
gress of Maryville this year we flnd
the following parties have built
residences and business rooms
since January LIST 1889:
w. M. Raines, one; George
Henry, two; Capt. Will Henry, one:
Jacob Henry, one; VIM. Thomas,
one; Stephen Post, three; r. A.
Magill, one; Frank Hood, one;
David Jones, two; A. X. Harper,
one; Harriet Steele, one; John
Clark, one; c. b Lord, one; VIII
Parham, one; Willox, one;
Dick Everett, one; Andy Nuchols,
one; Gee. w. Huffstetler, one; Sam
Toole one. Besides these buildings .
number Of men have built additions
to their houses and others have
erected out buildings and shops.
Let other towns Of 1900 show up
better record II they can.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-07-24
NONRESIDENT Notice.


In this cause it appearing from the com.
plainarte bill, which Is sworn to, that the de.
PENDANT II. M. Marian, 10 . nonresident Of the
state Of Tennessee, go that the ordinary procees
Of law cannot be served upon him, il il ordered
by the Clerk that publication be made for four
consecutive weeks in the Maryville TINKs 8
newspaper published in the town Of Maryville,
Tennessee, notifying said defendant to appear
before the Circuit Court at Mary willie, Tennenes
on the 4th Monday Of September next. and make
defense to the bill filed IN the cause, or the
same will be taken for confessed a. to him and
the cause Get for hearing ExPARrE.
This July Ard, 1889 VIC. CnunLRA, Clerk.
McTeer 4 Gamble. Sols IA
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-07-24
JACKSONHOUSE.

This house less that q year since
was refitted and refurnished with
new furniture, bedding and carpets
by Mr.. 2. H. I.asseter, of Nashville,
Tennessee, who Is an experienced
Hotel man, since which time Mary.
vile has been blessed with the best
Hotel in East Tennessee. Persons
wishing to spend a few days or
weeks in the best climate in the
world can be accommodated at
this Hotel, as they will find the
host and hostess every way qualifi.
ed to make them comfortable and
happy, besides the fine table pre-
paratiOns are such as the best of
epicures will relish.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-07-24
Take q Rest,

Excursion tickets at low rates
will be sold to all Summer Resorts
throughout the country by the East
Tennessee, Virginia 4 Georgia r.
r. Recommending June lst good to
return on or before October 3lst,
Fast train service with Pullman
cars. B. w. WRENN,
Gen. Pass. 4 Ticket AIT.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-07-24
STEAM SAW MILL.

On the Tennessee river at Louis
vile for sale or rent. Has stones
for grinding corn, Saw mill and
room for Planning mill, Single
machine and House Furnishing
shop. Logs RATED to the mill.
Sold at half the cost. Rare chance.
Address r. M. BARTLETT,
Maryville.
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price Of property in any other way
than by a healthy and gradual
growth Of the town.
Persons doing business in Knox
vile can reside in Maryville and
trains will run to accommodate
them at daily rates Of twenty-five
cents for the round trip for six days
Of the week,
Any enc establishing any new
business enterprise can secure, as an
inducement, special freight rates for
FIVE or ten years. In any case, rates
will be such as will enable manu-
facturers in Maryville to compete
with prices in Knoxville.
COMMITTEE OF CORRE-
SPONDENCE.
P. M. BARTLETT, President Of
Maryville Bank,
T. N. BROWN, ESQ.,, Lawyer,
10. BURGER, Cashier of Mary
vile Bank,
G. T. GATES, ESQ, Lawyer,
J. W. GATES, N. D.,
w. G. CHUMLEA, Clerk of Circuit
Court,
CAPT. W. Y. G. HANSuM, Magis.
trate.
W. T. PARHAM, Vice-President Of
Maryville Bank and Manufacturer.
OUR WANTS.
A hotel to accommodate loo
boarders, built on some Of our beau
tiful sites, would undoubtedly be
well patronized summer and winter
Such a site commanding q noun
tain view Of the ranges for fifty miles
will be given gratuitously to any
builder Of such a boarding hall
A factory for making hubs ant
spokes. Canning establishment fol
putting up peaches, sweet corn
strawberries and tomatoes, furniture
manufacturing, hosiery manufact
uring, wagon factory, pork-packinl
establishment, soap factory, foundr.
and machine shop, Cotton factory
Ground for two factories is Offered
gratuitously.
There is a new two story buildin.
fifty feet long, beside engine room
and Office, located on a creek and b!
great springs, in three minutes wall
from our railroad depot, which will
be sold for $1,000.