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Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-19
Health is. Wealth.

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MENT. a guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dlzzi-
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Headache Nervous ProstrGtion caused by the
use OF alcohol tobacco. Wakefulness, Mental
Depression. Softening of the Brain resulting in
insanity and leading tomiSery, decay aud death,
Premature Old Age, Barrenuess. Loss of Power
ineither sex, Involuntary Losses and Spermat-
orhna caused by yover-exertlon of the brain, self
abuse or oYerlndulgence. Each box contains
one month s treatment. $40 box. or six boxes
forS5OJ, sent by mail prepaid on receipt of Erice.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES.
To cure any case. With each order received by
us for six boxes accompanied with 800, we will
send the purchaser our written guarantee TO re-
FUND the money If the treatment does not effect
a cure Guarantees issued only by Goodman
Drug Co, Druggists, Sole Agents lll0 farnam
treet, Omaha Nebraska
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-19
The following were tho closing quotations:

MONEY ON CALL-Easy at 3(@j per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-5<97 per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE - Quiet and fairly
steady; sixty.day bills, s4.s44: demand, SASS.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-19
Mining Stocks.

New York, Sept IT, Special Telegram
10 The BEE. The following are the min
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-19
Receipts.


The following is a table of prices paid in
this market for the grades of stock men.
timed
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-19
OMAHA Wholesale MARKETS
Pro1uce. Eruits Etc,

EeGs-Strictly fresh, 15@l6c.
BuTTER-Creamery, fancy. f56l6c; choice,
l4CGl5c. Dairy, fancy, l3ebi4c; choice, liza
iO@lic; fair, 9@ioc; inferior 6@Tc
LIVE PIGEoNs-Per doz., 81 80
GAMH-Prairie chickens, S200C63. 90; NAL.
lard ducks, 250CD300; mixed ducks, $50
C02.00; teal, sl.25@l.50; jack snipe, sl.2S9
1.50; plover, Sl0000l.25,
BEANS Ns-Choice hand. picked navy, sl15@
500; choice hand-picked medium, Sl.65G
Sl.S0; choice hand-picked country, Sl60td
165; clean country, Sl.5O@l60; inferior
country, Sl.009l25.
HIDES, PELTs, TALLow, ETo.-Green salted
hides, 4l4QD4ISc; dry salted hides, &c; dry
flint hides, &c; calf hides, 41S@5c; damaged
hides, &c less; sheep pelts, green each, 25c(0
sl.0O; sheen pelts, dry, per ID, 9@l2c. Tai
low, No, l, 4(941Sc; No. 9, 3h@394c. Grease,
white, 4l6G494c; yellow, 21<tG3c.
WooL-t'ine, average, l50Dl6c; medium,
average, 2l622c; quarter.blood, average, 20
0p2lc; coarse, average, 15Gll7c; colts and
ough, average, 14@l6c.
CHEEsE-Young Americas, full cream;
l0c; factory twins, 9lSc; off grades, 6@Ic;
Van Rossen Edom, sll50 per doz; sap saeo,
19c; brick, 1l@l2c; limburger, 7@Sc; do
nestle Swiss, lac.
LEMoNs-Fancy, s6oo@s.5o; choice, $500.
APpLEs-Per Dbl, Sl.0O(03.00
CALIFORNIA PEAoHEs-20 Id boxes, 81 508
LIS.
CALIFORNIA GRAPEs-s1.5 .5O@l.75.
CALIFORNIA PLUMs-Sl.50.
PEARs-40 Id boxes, 81. 75(12. 25.
BANANAs-Accordiug to size, per bunch,
$2.00@3.O0.
CoCoANUTs-Per 100, $500.
APPLE BUTTER-5c.
CIDER-Bbls, So. so; hf bbls, $500.
MAPLE SUGAR-12]S@l5c per ID.
VEAL Choice, medium size, 51S@pSc
choice heavy, 5c spring lambs, $3O.O0936. 0O
per doz.
HoNEY-15c per Id for choice
PRESERVES -91SC010c per Id.
JELLIEs-3lSCD4c per ID.
BEEswAX-No. 1, 169l9c
Pics FEET-Pickled, kits 75c; piclSled
pigs tongues, kits 81 80; pickled tripe, kits,
Csc; picked H. G. tripe. kits, S5c spced
pigs hooks, kits, sl15.
BEEF ToNGUEs-Salt, bbls. $50.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-20

There is not in the State Of Del
aware today a single penilentiary
II a man beais his wife or sells fire
to a neighbours barn, or breaks into
a house, he isn't shut up with a lot
Of other criminals with iull lime
and opportunity 10 learn all their
tricks of deviliry that he did not
know before. As a preventive OF
crime the whipping post has a
much greater terror than a term in
a peniieniiary, and ! have never
known of man that came back
for a second dose. He simply leaves
the State. Maybe he comes 10 New
York; | don't know. Al any rate
he seeks another home, and you
may rest assured that if he stays
in Delaware he lives a very quiet
life. To be sure IL is a relic OF har-
barism, but it is our way.-Eep
York Star.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-20
How to Step a Paper.

The following from one of Oul
exchanges SO fully and carefully
expresses the truth on The subject.
thai we copy it without comment
you have AN undOubted light
to stop your paper upon the pay.
ment of all arrearages. Don't hes
llaie to do so on account OF "len-
dcrness' for an editor. Don't You
suppose he suppose he would quit
buying sugar Of you, or meal, Jlo-
thing, dry goods, etc, il he thought
he was not getting his moneys
worth, and why should you not eX-
ercise The same privilege with him !
And when you discontinue a paper,
do so m~anfully. Don't be so spite
lul as to throw il back to the post
master with a contemptuous, 81
don't want it any longer," and have
refused" written on the n argin
and returned To The editor. No
gentleman ever stopped a paper
that way, no matter if his head j.
covered with gray hairs chat should
be honored. If you do no logger
wish 10 receive Il newspaper, wIite
a letter to the editor like IA man,
saying sO-and be sure that arrear-
ages are paid"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-20
The NOn-ROtting Cow Pea.

jeff WeIlborn writes to til,
Southern C~altirat0r:
About The pea that will lie OF
the ground all winter and not rot
They are Of but little value outside
of the ferIilizing qualities Of The
vines. Stock will cal them if they
find no better food. All stock vii
eat the spcckled or whippnorwlll,
or other soft, sweet peas. 1t had
poor land that | wished TO bring
up quick, Or had time tor il TO resi-,
| would SOW tins never. rotling pea
broadcast and pillow up The land
early during each spring, and let
her 90 again. | would feed The
peas off; | would just turn the
hogs in and tell Them cts big pic,
little pic, root hog or die" In IA
lille while the land would produce
well. know his from some poor
sandy SlOls on the river. These
peas come up spontaneously every
year. They were planted during
the war, They are somesimes our
greatest pests in cultIvating our
cotton, aud often come up IN corn
after il has been laid by. II the
corn IS thin on the land, the vines
will hide il from view. We could
rid ourselves if we could gel a
bunch pea on bottom land, but il
seems hard TO get, for they make
excess Of vines, as Iong-limbed
does excess OF stalk, on rich
land.
/ know that | can save three
times as much pea vine hay. Just
rs good in quality, and just as
cheap, from The bunch pea ON com
mon upland, as | an clover. |
would use The COW pea for selling
n for hay. don't know Anything
lbout she silo, and don't care to. |
would use the pea in connection
with rye in preference TO anything
Else on uplands in the South.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-20
LaWIessness IN Jasper Connly.

Meridian, Sept. 1.-The most
recent repor Of the race di~tur-
bance in Jasper county 90 to show
thatit Is assuming larger proper
tons A Paulding correspondent
of The NerS furnishes tire follow
ing statement On Sunday night
last a crowd of masked men CON
gr~gated at "A smpll negro church,
about seven mics west OF Paul
ding, held a mock service and fired
the building Near this church was
a negro school house, and this was
also fired. The dwelling house of
Alfred LasSiter and another ne
grp'S house were also yi-ited, and
alter the discharge Of firearms.
causing much alarm, these two
dwellings we're also burned. The
dwelling house OF Mr.. Burnel Hair,
Il white man, was also visited. Mr..
Hair aud family We're much abu-
sed but no bodily harm was offer
ed
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-20
A Priests disgrace and Dismissal.

Chicago, Sept. IA special dis
palch from Milwaukee, Wis, says
The congregation of The CalhOli,
Church ~ Granvill ale in a stat,
Of ierment over a series of event
which resulted in The abrupt Dis
mlssal of their pastor, the Rev
Father Seeley, Two weeks ago, wh'
very narrowly escaped a coat 81
lar and feathers. Nothing but the
reverence felt for his calling ana
patriarchal appearance slald the
hands of his pafIshiOners.
1t seems that for the past few
months The pastor has been mis-.
treating a number of girl pupil.
who attended the parochial schno
and the parents OF the childreu
becoming aware of il the elders nl
the church were informed anil AZ
indignation meeting was held.
Father Seeley being dismissed. H.
admitted the truth OF The story g.
the elders and left at once.
Father Seely came To the parish
three years ago. At that lime he
said he had been sick in Milwaukee
for sometime. Alter The scanda
came out he admitted coming from
He is a French Canadian
by birth and is in his seveniieih
year. Where he has gone is not
known.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-20
Men Who Harm a Town.

An exchange thus classifes the
men who do a town more harm
than 90 d.
First-Those who oppose i'm.
pr1vement.
Second-Those who run it down
to Strangers.
Thirl-Those who never adver-
tise their business.
Fourth-Those who mistrust lis
public spirited men.
FIflh-ThOse who show no hos
pIlality to any one.
SlXth-Those who hate to see
others making money.
Seventh-Ihose who OPPOSE
every movement which does not
originate with themselves.
Eient-Ihose who nut ON long
faces when a stranger speaks of To-
eating in their town.
Ninth-ThOse who oppose every
public enterprise That does not ap-
pear OF personal benefit 10 them
pelves.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-20
The Manager was G%rafeful.
Washington Post.

Washington Post.
Obie i. Read The editor of In,
Arknisaw Trareier, Is Il very bi.
man with a tremendously heavy
HEAD Of long, black, nnkempt hail
One day he vas passing the office
of Il well-known hair restorative
establishment on State street, Chi
cago. His partner, Mr.. Benham
was with hun and said:
I'VE ought 10 gel an advertise
ment 1ul of This establishments"
Opie looked in and saw il family
OF country people inside.
"I'll GET it for You right now
said lie, and in he walked.
The counlryman had just taken
off his hat and showing the mana
ger how bald he was and asking il
he thought the har would ever
grow again on his head. Opie
walked up TO the manager and,
putting out his hand, warmly said :
MY dear sir, | have come Il long
way TO thank You in person and to
show you what your restorative has
done for me-"
Here he took off his old, black
slouch hal and shook out his long
and wonderfully thick, fine hair.
"There, sir" said he gracefully,
look at that. -Four months ago,
you remember, | Wa as bald as
thai electric Lamp up there"
The manager was a little dazed.
This was rather more than even he
could swallow.
"What did You do for il?' put in
the interested countryman.
Used This restorer--lour dozen
bottles Of it-accordIng to direc-
The upshoi of it wae, the cOun.
tryman took Two dozen bottles and
went his way.
There" said Opie to his partner,
"nQay YOU talk business with tins
man, and | goesS you'll get a pretty
good advertisement ont ol him.
When The manager learned Who
was lie said:
"1ou can put me down for the
biggest adj. in your paper and send
II your bill when You please.o
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-20
nIsSIsslppI nAfE rRorpLrs.
newton County Negroes Arrested for In
citing an I~nsurreetiOn,

Merriam, Sept. 1I.--Several ne
groes have been arr, sted in New.
ton county for inri ing an insur-
r%ection, and are now in jail at De
ealur. Two oflhem contrs ed that
there was an organization ofblhck.,
aud that they were to unite on
Sunday, The 10Th, and commence
the war. Further arrests Of some
Of the leading nesroos disclose The
fact that there is an organization,
but for political purposes only.
The white people oflhe county are
organizing and aiming themselves
with the most approved weapons,
over 800 guns having been sold at
Newton. 1t is not now expected
an outbreak will be made and
things are quoting down.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-20
State Nick Names.

Everybody knows that The peo
pie Of Iowa + called"Hawkeyes;'
those OF Ohio 'BuckeyeS;' but how
many college professors a give
the nick-names Of the residents oil
each Of The several States! Mi
one i'll a hundred are equal to The
task. They are AS follows:
Alabama, Lizards Arkansas,
Tuolhpicks California, Gold Hunt,
ers Colorado, Rovers ; Connecli.
cul, Wooden Nulmegs; Delaware,
Muskrats; Florida, FIy-up.the-
Greeks; Georgia, Buzzar Is; Hi
nOis, Suckers; Indiana, lIoosiers ;
Iowa, Ilawkeyes, Kansas, Jay
Hawker;; Kentucky, Corn.crack-
ers; Louisiana, Creole; Maine,
Foxes Maryland, CrawrhumperS /;
Michigan, Wolverines; Minnesota,
GopherS Mississippi, Tadpoles !;
Missouri, ruKes; Nebraska, Bug
Eaters; Nevada, Sage Hens; New
Hampshire, Granite Boys; New
jersey, Blues, or Clam Catchers /;
New York. Knickerbockers /; North
Carolina Tar Heels Ohio, Buck
eyes Oregon. WebIeet /; Pennsyl-
wanna, Pennenite'or Lealherhead,:
Rhode Island, Gun Fliuns; South
Carolina, WeaSels; Tennessee.
Whelps TeXa., Beei He IDS /; Yer
mont, Green Mountain Boys; WI
@inia, Beetles, and Wisconsin.
Badgers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-20

Shepard, The newspaper wonder,
in his speech at Detroit said Il
Cleveland had been elected be
would have cut Texas INTO four
States 10 secure Democratic con
troll in The Senate. The man ha
been shown to be a ninny 50 oiieu
that time i wasted in cOmmeniina
upon this last evidence of The hol-
low character Of his head. Il Har-
rison intends 10 send HIM out Of
The country, Why does he not do T.
at once and bring speedy relief to-
IN oveftaxed people r. Galveston
Neirs.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-20

ONE DOLLAR will secure the New
Orleans Weekly Picayune for a year.
1t is a l6-page paper, with reliable
market reports and interesting reading
matter for all classes. 1t is issued
every Thursday morning to reach all
post Offices Saturday, thus afEordins
excellent Sunday reading matter.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-20

a correspondent recommends tar
smoke for diptheria cure. His
treatment is to put a few drops nf
Tar, like That used in shlpvard. on
a war; stove lid, and 10 require
.se patient 10 inhale and swallow
y smoke ten Times a day for five
minutes each lime. Tie has been
nsaiI"oiy successful in his experi-
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-20

A Judge down in Tennessee has
instructed his grand jury "io in.
dict all persons who publicly ex-
press infidel sentiments
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-20

"Ob, woman, woman, men would
be brutes without Thee! !" since
some of them are a couple of brutes
apiece, even with thee.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-20

The name Of Tschernischewsk
is SAID 10 be a waichword among
the people Of Russia. There s
enough waichword in Two syllabies
Of hat name 10 keep five police
men awake all night II renIen ber
%
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-20
Mobile { OHIO R.R.
TIME
Effective on and after Oct. ?, 1883.

THROUGH TRAIN-Departs daily from Government
street, Union Depot at .......-..-.. $40 D m.
Arrives bs45 a m
MIXED TRAE-Cauying passengers fSundavs ex.
cepted) departs from Freight Depot, Beauregaul
htIttA osuu a. m.
Arrives 5s15 y. m.
CITRoSELLE ACCONMODATION-Train leaves from
Union Depot $40 p m
Returning. leaves Citronelle at 100 q. m.
Arrives az Mobile t..-......-+--.... s-s5 a. m.
Mann BOud0ir and Pullman Palace
Sleeping Care from New Orleans via Ale
ridiau to st. Louis, and Pullman Cars from
Mobile 10 Artesia. Close connections at
junction Points.
Through trains connects in Union De-
pot, st. Louis. No., with all trains for the
principal cities OF the West. Northwest,
North aud East.
For full Information as to rates, routes,
etc, call on address
j.. B. FORSYTH. Ticket Agt..
Battle House Ticket office, Mobile, Ala.
G. ". king, Acting c. p A.
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For prices and fuii particulars address
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nrconprp MORTGAGES.

Aeser. Augustus, 20 Rector Church No 1T rssri.ss
Bsssns 3Ssssarp, to North River Savings Bank
cor isssvs ssa ssd a yea q IN sSV churehi
sztn-s- y oth-svs, years, mortgages, s1tS 600 !.
Bunes. Ieisen1 % Anns Fsnmope, htAs'S
bsss.ny ec: ss.s., ss0' MsvYsss Savings Bank
Csheo' Harris 10 washinston Life Insurance Co. Ne
- nssythft Years, $4,000 ,eos.. =.
shss Yam e g sSsss Ss''
esnef, sophia to Union Dime savings insutuson o.
HLst psskFt eth-svs, yeas, $1,000
ave- e Msiica odr,l mSss' sl 500 wA'on
s sss ~ sses . cass Peabody ssdss sasys
:. Hes ID . Anna Mackenzie and another, $
kssaa s'eUF sio si0bSS Ss sayInss Iuss.ussn
II hss so aad o. Park Row. year,. esoo o9
M XXX Charles 70 George Hlsn, eos osn-aye
Noses Otto, % Aiersadsr D Crane sTth,sa
aonsys. years rortFsgess 100000
sssss ~ csoss ss sad iSsd'ss Years.
,,1 Red AiSss John Carr v > yanaArOnssvs,
! R,bele. reiss % Amsrcae ElE no 100 West
!, s: s:::. ~ /; " ivia iitasvs. 9th
,e1 se.sk Hsr,lss - caroline Z hacy, no asi woss
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!. n, f5ssdseg s p Rsbeess . crssby, . Broadway,
sI,s b. ''!s;s s.s'ss. .'. :.
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4 PROMISING INVESTMENT sea Girt and Spring
"A Lake. n. j.. 70 party or parties with money Dee
-' ''F SAM'L b. HUEY, Attorney, Philadelphia.
ELEGANT SEASIDE RESIDENCES
sanitariy best seaside residences the EewJer,ey
throughout have excellent spring beds with hair mat
broad covered plazras Cos in all rooms double
sna sea- %s.er In bStSrOons WAFER Ots &C. thor
Ougs end aha ns'S az exe TS S6 arg
situated ain in encose beautiful lawns he
ovs e. ocean COMMAND sS s ar So
saed Ss Tes o the T. Of
vessels and the surf rGns on The shore Excellent ,
ssss Of Long n,pse snS
AND Central RsrOsds and accessible
many @ s ana "a
oean rS1t ae Ss n's ~ pS S SS aRe Rn
good AFetns slnO. entire absence q the greatest
S:. sSzrs 4 III oSs!.5a
+ off 70 ssiss; stone soa.s VITA ali @odota Improvement
a III tnds is!t4sS PsrsSafs apply si Room ISS
NH TAfEFS vHSS 3 Improved PROPERTY.
s .sr b ss Il % auction on A
Rss' 49,: f y s';.s:: "a q
60 srs e. s'Y Sss q spG
ofee This property is n one q tho great bust
centres OF the city in close proximity 70 the In
terior and the General Postoflo5 and Patent oneo Do
parTent6 passed by the principal street railroads.
and considering it, surroundings oIors advantages 70
ns terms, oseSiSd the residue IN three equal
payments At one and three years with notes bearing
Interest and secured by deed OF trust on me property
Al 600 deposit required at the tune Of sale.
the right reserved 70 resell the property at the
the detailing purchaser purchasers after
days notice In some newspaper published IN thorcty
Of Washington. THOMAS BOWLING,
AuctoneeF
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A TTRACTIVE PRICES. - Extensive assort-
~ mant hinn rIatnes 90 rs rolf caYpefngs, on1
less variety rugs tpEnisrs reclining chsirs ANDkhW
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Ioiriotno Nctifes.

THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK BANK,
12S BRQApWAY, New.,n ork' ,Apfrh 70 0?l 1927
A T A MEETING Of the Board OF Directors,
N held this day dividend OF Thrse and one.hai -
per cent on the capital stock was declared payaoe may
transfer books will Close to-day and reopen May 0th,
D,ox ~ EDWARD BURNS, Cashier.
OFFICE OF PULLMAN's PALACE CAR COMPANY,
CHICAGO, April 90, 1882
dividend NO. 80.
~ The usual quarterly dividend Of TWO DOLbAHS Pc
eha "a from net earnings has been declared paJaDe %
IL o atookhoders record as close Of business
Transfer books Will close May and reopen May To- loS0
A. s. WEINSHEfMER, seefesaTy.---
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NE nj, AK iSsa
INTEREST on certificates issued for securities ss
OF wabash ST. Louis and Pacific Rangey ~ Nav
fsso, on presentation e shi' sni SABcooK, Secretary
NoRFoTK AND WESTERN RAILROAD Co.,
NohHohA "PiirI.ADELPfI1A March "a, 1880.
NT Office rs HEREBY GIVEN that t9e bCae q
" ~ Directors has declared on the pfeiefreg Stock OF
,Lts comnany dividend OF oEe nnd onehal douags PEI
hara S al the surplus moons for the year le5o
~ tSe once OF she Treasurer on ana ater Aps .osh
1855 10 te stockholders as registered at O'clock M
on Apnl ra lS BOOKS viii be closed from o'clock p
Aurli iSth 1882 until o'clock M MY ~ tseS'
Secretary.
------ NEw.YoRK. April %, 1889.
TIME BONDS AND COUPONS due May 1.
fasD issued by Town OF PlattsburRh. N X. In aid OF
,Vhltehh and Pattsburgh H. r.. viii Pc Faln ht maturity
et fourth Madonna Bank, Esw:York CITY c..s,..
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gre Cream.

A FAcT.-Hcrtop's Ice crssm Z made from pure
Cream Tor Restsarsne Churches gessyelh &e, VIII Keep
hard hour Ceun.Ey orders Rfeppny hllea peposs
iSstA- 81. SsE.yeski and {Ss Fslssa.sE. hssoklSa
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Proposals.
OR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

ID PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
iarEEf6 ose q I1San aa @assngSn Mae
"a be Sss ds ss must DO aSRd
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Counirp prOpsrip for Sale and Go

TO GLOBE AN ESTATE.
s1G 600 Tarn o. 200 Sores within enc hour Of New:
YORK: In good state OF cultivation; well wooded and
substantial modern frame house large barn ana
j. b. CLARK, p. o. Box $50, New-York.
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oRWERETUcK IRm.

;outh Windham Conn This now hotel, built the Oh
Mountain. commands magnificent vieW OF the
shetucEet Valley and mountains OF Western Massachusetts
Excellent brook trout and black bass fishing. Hotel
Ftricty hrsteiass only 1.2 hours from Boston and
Apply TO A. ]. FORBES Manager. South wndham Conn.
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90 Get, FURNISHED.

City.
c, HFRwooD STUDIO BUILDING. 81 WEST 18TH
- sT.-ApaTtuient No. S6j four rooms, supetey fuf-
nshed and decorated; private hall bath cosets steam
heat &c restaurant in building possession Mey or
June / /; rent s10o per month. Apply 70 NJ TAYLOR
the premises. or Il. o. STANLEY, ~ SthaVe.
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The well: known property OF the late Mr.. WiafioW.
known as "Compo consisting Of sixty acres OF land In
high ststo Of cultivation with manson cottages green
houses and stables; al In good order %il DC S0a
RICHARDS & SAUSE,
u27) 9 12 Pne:st
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Manhanset House

and cottages Shelter Island l. l.. N Y. The HeW.rofk
ONCE is open daily 70 D. m, where Applications for
rooms and cottages VIII received Send for pamphlet
HENRY g. MOWER formerly Of Gilsey House. Maiagsf