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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19
Mr. Grimm Still DIscoverlng.

Secy Of State Grimm has, be claims
found another oct passed BY the las
general assembly which cannot Be held
legal. tits the oct authorizing cOunty
to appropriate money fol
county orphans' homes. In 1855 The
original bill was passed. II was amend.
~ In 1857. also IN 1871. and again in IT,
81. In 1856 = law was passed repeating
I'll laws OF this nature. During the last
Mr.. Hess Introduced : bill
which sought 20 increase the amount
which might he appropriated BY conn
lies for buiIdin9 orphans homes from
IS COO 20 $4,000 The law passed In
1881. - Il appears in the statutes, limit
rd the cum 10 5000. The oct which
passed the lest assembly amends the re-
vised stssutes Of 1881 without repeating
he repeating oct OF 1885, and conse.
luently, NJ. Grifin holds, II seeks to
Imend . lev which 10 not In existence
indianapolis Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19

A citizen who observes manners per-
haps closer than he does morals makes
the following calculation, which IL given
Tor what II Is worth: Out OF every ten
average American men, one will take
the wrong side OF the walk, two will
stand IN the door Of car II there IL no
seat, three will sport toothpick in their
mouths In public. four will expectorate
in public places. five will carry m nm-
brelia horizontally under their arm Ia
The street, six will cross their legs 10 :
car, seven will fail to remove their bats
in downtown elevator when q lady
enters, eight will forget to shut car
door when they so in or out, nine will
risk their lives TO catch = train when
they could just - we'll wait for the next
DHe. aud the whole ten viii patronIze
lhe man who advertises most.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19
The Dudley Case.

NEw YORK. April lI.-Counsellor
Godkin, on behalf Of the Evening Post,
appeared before Judge Beach in the
supreme Court chamber to-day and
moved for . dismisssl Of Col. w. w.
Dudley's suit against the Post 10 recover
damages for the publication oi an sl,sg-
ed libel, consisting Of the "blocks Of five"
letter. Counsel stated that Col. Dudley
on his examination before the commis-
sion in Washington refused TO testify as
to matters concerning his complaint.
Col. Bliss argued that Mr.. Dudley had
acted properly in declining TO testify.
lie said Mr.. Godkin bad presented to
Mr.. Dudley the very letter upon which
the Indiana grand jury was asked to In
dict him, and requested him TO say
whether or not II was his signature, aud
Col. Dudley declined 10 answer, in order
TO protect himself in any proceedings
brought. The decision was reserved.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19

Mt. Vernon Sun: The following let.
ter TO county superintendent Sewell
from State Superintendent LaFollette
explsins itself and will correct IN error
ia last weeks impression or the The
Sun regarding life license OF teachers :
The amendment to section 4425 contains
no emergency clause and will not 60 ID.
to effect for some m0uths yet. IL pro.
vides that teacher may be exempt from
the examinations II be has taught six (6)
consecutive years In any county and q
the end Of this time holds or secures :
three years license. SO long % be teaches
10 thst county. II be-
teaches other or higher branches than
those enumerated in bis three years
license such exemption from examina-
ton ceases and he must pass AZ examina.
tion In some other branches.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19

Seligmsn Bros. q Co. were special
agents OF the navy department In London
during Mr.. Arthur's adminIstrstion, aud
they had very profitable arrangement
with the government. When Mr.. Cleve.
land became president. the agency Wss
transferred 10 Brown, Shipley q Co.,
with whom = new contract Was made,
which resulted In : net saving 10 the
government of over one hundred thou.
sand dollars during the three years end.
cd June 30 last, as compared with the
preceding two yeArs and ten months.
During the last campaign Seligman
Bros- made very large contribution 10
the Quay Dudley corruption fund, which
was used 10 buy votes Tor Mr.. Harrison
In "bIocks Of five." The Messrs. Selig-
man already have their reward. Prcsi-
dent Harrison has restored the London
agency 10 them, and doubtless the old
arrangement will be made, 90 that they
will be able TO get back their campaign
subscription out Of the national treasury
In very few months. This is, indeed,
} @business administration. Indians.
polls Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19

TN. Braxtan dehorned eighty head
OF cattle on his White River farm last
week and Is very much pIeased with tho
experiment 90 far. He will deh0rn
about thirty head on his farm just west
OF town. some time this week. While
this practice IL becoming quite common
Ia other parts ot the country, Mr.. Brsx-
tan is the tirst 70 introduce Il into this
section. The farmers will look upon
the operation with . great deal Of 10.
terest All nr. Braxtan nav expect to
tell them through the Republican Of the
disadvantages, etc, when he
has had time 10 Judge Of the result
PaoIi Republican.
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Mr.. Mackey states that as soon as his
syndicate comes fully into possession of
the Air Line, which will be in May, he
will erect for the road at New Albany .
first class brick and stone freight depot.
forty by one hundred and twenty ieet
ia size. with slate roof and finished with
tiae offices for the sccomm odation of the
employes in the freight department.
He states, also, that he will convert the
|preseut station on State street into Z
|tisst class passenger station, with every
modern convenience, and finished in
very attractive style. He intends, he
Says, to give the patrons Of the road at
this city the very best accomm0dati0i %
and facilities, as he regsrds New Al
bany rs one among the most important
points on The new Mackey ~ item IN.
A. Ledger.
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Supt. La Toilette, who has waited six
weeks to call meeting Of the state board
OF education for the purpose Of ad dvertis-
ing for text books, as required by the
new school book law. cooliy remarked
to Sentinel reporter yesterday: "The
ielsy Of such . short time IS has eIspssu
Is Of no importance &C this time OF The
year" A . matter OF isct. this delay
will probably have the effect, II that, In
deed. is not its object, Of giving the
school book ring another year In which
90 piundcr the people OF Indiana. II al
depends. however. upon the course Of
the board OF education. II no more than
one member Of that body Is creature
OF the trust, ne we hope will prove TO be
The case. the new books can be obtained
before the beginning Of the next school
year. The people Of the state will fol-
low the proceedings Of the board in this
business with great deal Of interest,"
Indianapolis Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19

The fact that there is an epidemic Of
|tonsilisis In New York and that Il IL due
To indiscriminate kissing. j. serious
matter. II may serve TO boom the d.
vorce business TO . great degree. NAM
married men and women are afflicted,
aud the question at once arises as 70
who they have been heaping their oscu-
ial0ry favors upon. Mrs. Lsngtry has
ton-ilitis. Freddy Gebhardt has not
This IL important to Freddie. Where
lid the Lily contract that serious maIa-
dy? The Gotham families will have to
be mighty well regulated 10 order to
withstand the effects Of this bussing ca
ismiiy. Stsid husbands, true wives.
sons and lisping daughters
are al now viewing each other with
suspicion. aud watching for symptoms
~ ionsiIilis. Indianapolis Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19

The car building season hiss commence
ed in earnest. TIE Ohio Falls Car Com
psnv at JeffersonviIle has about 1900
men at work, aud Il u reported hs-
enough work 10 last ell summer. Since
the first Of the mouth the prospects OF
the car works have considerably brigh-
tened. The Indianapolis car-works has
taken contracts for nearly 900 addition
Il care; the Louisville & Nashville ha-
placed al order with the Missouri car
works for 5OO box-cars; the Ohio River
Company mas given = contract to build
1900 cars with Pennock Bros. Marion,
To-; the Richmond & Danville has placed
an order for 500 cars with the south
Baltimore cAr-works, and another for q
like number with the Tredegar Com
lpsnv's car-works; the West Virgini,
Central has placed contract with ID.
south Baltimore car works for 800 cars
and the Chesapeake s. Ohio has placed
sn order with Barney, Smith a. Co
Dayton. o.. for 500 cars, and IN nearl,
everv caae modern improvements, such
as the Wagner car-door, the automatic
coupler ana the air-brskes are 70 be used
Ia the equipment.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19

Last Sunday evening at 7.3o Uncle
Jesse Crecelius, Of Eckerty, and Miss
Ellen Cunningham, OF near this place
were united Ia the holy bonds Of matri-
mouy at the residence ofthe brides par
ents. j. A. Cunningham. Uncle jesse
l. about 40 years OF age aud his estimable
young wife IL yet IN her teens. They
lett English Monday morning on train
No. Tor Eckerty. where they Will make
their future home. The News wishes
the newly married couple long and hsT-
pv voyage through life. Rev. H0bson
ofIlciated. English News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19
The demand for indiana stone from

The demand for Indiana stone from
the southern part Of the State promises.
this year, TO be largely 10 excess OF any
former one. The L., N. A. a e., Il al.
ready hauling from the stone quars.,-
on its line ifty car loads OF stone a day,
most Of Il going 10 Chicago and the
North West, some as far as Omaha
The company expects, when the season
fairly sets 10, to load 100 cars day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19
Natural Gas ID Iowa.

Peter Leahr. . farmer living one mile
west of Herndon, Iowa, struck tre-
mendous now Of natural gas ~ . depth
ofieO re. deep. The wei! IL twenty-six
inches In diameter. The force Of the gss
was 60 great that the tools and rocks
were thrown entirely out and large
rocks hurled into The air. A stream OF
snnd was thrown 800 feet high.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19

Perhaps no newspaper writer was
ever more disturbed bv trifIc than was
the society reporter who In describing
the belle Of recent fashionable party,
intended 10 say, "She looked au fait,'
bnt found that An unfceling blacksmith
had made'it, "She looked all feet"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19

washington 'ity special
A statute OF the United States appear
10 be . matter OF small consequences tc
lthe new pOstmsster-general. Ii = story
told on him IL accepted o. true. He pro.
poses to discharge his daty, Law or no
law, and en- obstacle 80 Insignificant a.
the provisions Of the Revised Statutes
will not be allowed TO deter him. Sew.
eral weeks before the Senate adjourned
A. NJ. Andrews secured the appoint
ment as postmaster At Plankington, Oak.
There were other candidates In the field,
and the race was close and exciting.
Andrews was confirmed in due conrse
OF time and certified TO the Postofiice
Department for commission. Gratifed
At his success, Andrews went no me and
prepared to take possession Of the local
postofiice. After waiting two or three
weeks and not receiving his commission.
he wrote 10 . friend here TO remind the
OF the matter and
suggested to him to hurry along the
coveted parchment. The friend called
At the department yesterday and saw
Mr.. Wansmsker. who said Ii was entire
ly true that Andrews had been appoint
ed by the president aud confirmed BY
the Senate. but that his commission
might be withheld, nevertheless.
II understand said the postmaster
general, that Mr.. Andrews did not have
the united support Of his townsmen !;
there are some people ia PIankington
who object to hin. do not know that
there l. anything against the gentleman.
but certsin persons have written 10 me
inst they do not want Mr.. Andrews
made postmaster. aud am holding up
his commission until the trouble is set
ted
Mr.. Andrews friend left the depart
ment nearly speechless and he IL still
At the supreme assumption
of the new postmastc.- general.
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Prison OfIlcials Elected.

The directors o. the prison south
elected Abel Ewing, Of Grecnsburg,
deputy warden. vice Willis Barnes, re-.
aigped, and Dr.. q. IA. Runcie. OF Fl.
Branch. Gibson county, physicisD. vice
Dr.. Wolf. OF New Albany, removed.
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Boston Herald.
u President Harrison really descend
cd from Pocahontas? A fellow who
has just lost his scalp thlnks ycs.
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r. M. MILBURN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JASPER, ND.

xxyuL PRACTICE n rHE COURTS or DUBOIS
w AND ADJOINING COUNTIES
OFFICE-Ia Wrsus' buIIdiog. corner 81
Msin and 5th streess- nares ssh. $50
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RATES or 'ADvERr'sEIN0-
~ sonare. 10 Hines or less. week, 81 0
Each subsequent insertion, - 60

Longer advertisements at the same
rate. A fraction over even squ are o.
squares, counted IS = square: These
are the terms for transient adveruse-
ments; . reasonable deduction Will oe
made to regular advertisers.
Notices OF appointment Of adminis-
trsors and legal notices oflike character
20 be paid in advance
ASxouscfSs CANDIDATES.
For Township Onicers, each 81 %
For County I0
FOR District, Circuit, or State. so
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19

Tho following is the celebrated Lacy
bill. prepared BY Judge McCabe. and
which passed both houses Of the General
Assembly, was signed by the Governor,
and IL now the law:
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ADIRONDACK FOUNTAINS.
SARRkAn LAKE HOUSE,

One mile Saranac Lake Station, On Ohateaucay
R. r. Enlarged newly furnished and IN perfect sanitary
condition. 1000 feet elevation 900 feet ni-
physicians recommend climate for and fhroat
troubles. Malaria and hay fever unknown. Splendid
or, dning,room and Office. Table best n the noun
,ains decaces OF the equal % best az sara.
toea- Open NAY l TO Nov. ! Send i1r illustrated CIR.
Guar. MILO j. MILLER
proprletor. Sa~anec Lake y. Y.
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tRALPN'S" IN THE ADIRONDACKS.

Three and one-hali miles from Lyon Mountain
Station. Chaesugoy Railroad; delightfully."- located on
Upper Chateaugay Lake taas careful oarsmen good
trout fishing billiards. bowling alleys. lawn Tennis bath
houses; accommodates 100; rooms all pleasant and beds
first class; the table has reputation unsurpassed ~
any send for circular. J. V. HUTTON, Proprietor,
IIYo N y.
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
TEE WINDSOR,

ELIZABLIhIOWN, y. L.. Is located amidst some Of
the scenery. Charming drives Tafae Ia
every direction, Pure, dry brdcIng ar, wOnde fully
conducive good appetite and strength. No mosquitoes
or malGra. Running every floor from a noun
tain spring ebsolu,ely pure. Table second 70 none in
the AdfOndacAs. Telegraph express and ticket on oes
In the house. Fine tennis courts and croQue grounds
Two splendid farms owned by the proprietor supply the
house with abundance u fresh milk, cream butter
eggs vegetables. &c Circular with city references Ny
coaches connect with al trains aud bO8t- az WcstpOrt
-..L- ~. - .--.-. L--..-..-r
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ACKNOWLEDGES
TEEDn HOUSE.

KEENE VALLEY. ESSEN CO., y y.
s. o. BLLDE PropneJors. open juno Is. ~ oct. Isl;
Accommodates 300 Beautifully located IL Tho heart "
lie Adirondacks embracing views Of al. the principal
peaks Hote enlarged RENTED and rcfurnished rooms
spaclous lighted with gas, well ventilated; best splhs
beds hair usttresses &c hot and COLI water on every
floor bathrooms fine livery telegraph ofico; careful
drivers ana guides any part Of she mountains scnd
fo7 descriptive circulars Beede's Stage Line VIII CON
meet with all and Lake Champlain boats az Wespof
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Cascade Lake House.

Cascade,le " j. Daily stages from Wesport and E. ia
BEETHOVEN Enlarged % three times original caIay. and IN
perfect condition throughout Larre airy pr dnns room
and ONCE with large open tIe-places Rooms gool ste
furnished The pr9prletors own and cOhtfc
the lakes which are annually restOckeI making the trout
fishing he the mountains. Rates @l2 70 fl5 Per
week Send tor Circular. WESTON OTIS.
Also prOprletors KFFNF CENTRE HOUSE
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summer Resorts.
Read Advertisement of

II5CIIIEHU UI
Observation-Disclosures
on page and see how you can live in
comfort and luxury both summer and
winter in same house and be as con-
venient to your business as if you lived
i'll Harlem.
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winter in same house and be as con-
venient to your business as if you lived
i'll Harlem.
hRVERNE-1Y-THE-6EA,
- Lost. ISLAND.
THRIVE hRTKn nSE, HorrIy. i Now dpK Il l.
bode Ieesy on the ocesn adonins w1ye cre" asw
LONG BEACH HOTEL.
on TIE ATLANTIC.
25 MILES FROM NEW YORK.
ALWAYS COOL.
FINEST AND SAFEST SURF BATHING BEACH ON
THE COAST.
JOHN 7. DEvINE Manager
POINT LOOKOUT HOTEL.
Miles East OF Long Branch
FINE BOATING. BATHING AND FISHING.
sGccol reduced rgtcs Tor season.
THOUSAND ISLANDS.
HOTEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PARK:
nnast Se.sS1 - s SAb N S
tine Sept ISL Rates 81 70 ss pgr day, SO % gig
illustrated pamphlet H. F. INGLEHART. PrODr.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
GUlhIARD, \. y.
,,, snawa9gun6 Mounans l2oO ieet eeVa, tS
unsurpassed boating, fishing and other amusements For
circulars address
J. v. JORDAN, Prop. WIN. II. YOUNG Manager.
A sHUHY PARE fh i: BELLE VIEW.
ocean end Of Wesley Lake ninth sanitary plumb
ing, afteslan water nrst-class table MRS. r. TfLEh,
II ERKLEY HOUSE Asbury Park. N. j.
~ Fourthave.. Cd house from ocean gas, artesIan
water, sanitary arrangements perfect nrstcass table
Address MRS. A. SIMMONS
"R ERKSHiRE HILLS."-Pcturesque location FOR
40 recreation; / Il miles from the station ,
mountain sports pleasant bath; good table &c.
terms reasonable. Address Box 10 Wlamstown. Mas
4 ATSEILL MOUNTAINs.-Co csburn Ifouso.-Location
- unsurpassed telegraph, post, express house; cen
tIa all leading resorts terms reasonable. Circulars.
address Van COckburn Mt Pleasant Ulster Co.. \. Y.
CATSKILIS. LOXHURST.
~ Fifth Elevation 1900 feet; accommodates 40
Circulars. SAMUEL f. RJSK Fanes Falls, n J.
DR STARKS' HOTEL. Ocean Grove N. 900 Guests
~ Reduced rates for June. Splendid Ocean views Adj
dress DIR w. II. d. STARKS Prop'r
AXE GEORGE. n. Y.-CEDAR HEDGE COTTAGE
IL Overlooking the Lake. near Fort VIM Henry Hotel
Superior accOmm odatioas. Inducements ~ families
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Conntrn Boaro.

Conntrn Boar6.
A BEAUTIFUL HO1iE-Private family. large mansion,
n receive few guests party hot. cold water;
bath: nrst-cass high healthy splendid hour
ianlst.
ID oARDERS ACCOMMODATED, near CIeat South Ba7
ID boating srrf and saltwater bathing; splendid shade
good table; terms moderate r. RWarner, Blue Point LII
BOARD AT BATH BEACH. Z. L-Larse SHADY groun Is
ID and airy rooms Adde'S r. N. H.. Box %. Bah
Beach p o.
ID and y. X. Z. house newly repaired and furnished
Address for particulars T. 3. CURRY, Box p. yorktown
Heights n. y
CLFAN. WE'LL FURNISHED ROOMS and nrst.cass
- board at s. o. $40 per week. the Green Noun
tans Address J.. p GILLETr townsville, Vt
X. Y. reference, r. c. Drumming. - Cortlandt-st
Il OUR BOYS WANTED 70 board nice location; good
L shade and fishing ponds near by. Address SARAH
r.. ACKERSON AndoPer, y. j.. sussex Co
a. IRsT-CLAss BOARD IN MODERN COTTAGE.
with large additions and c0mmofous rooms; centrally
located and newly furnished; 81 Frontst.. Saratoga
SDTings; opens June IS MRS s. VAN YEGHTEN. Prop.
GOOD BOARD and accommodations be had with
N H. p. HALL. az his fruit farm az Rldgebury orange
Co., n Y. references given
TIFDGFS' FARMHOUSE. IN the Catskills.-En. srged
IL and improved this season fine rooms good board,
s. per week. Address GEO. HEDGES. Eas. Durham ny.
i recreation on LAKE GEORGE moderate terms, city
references. addse-s L. PEABODY. Hague \. y.
SILYER LAKE TARM.-1n Quiet and healthy place.
= near a beautiful lake. sG city references
Mrs. +. h. HAMLIN. Sharon Valley, Conn.,
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ADIRONDACKS.
THE W. AfT-IHE TInTEI

LAKE PLACID. y. Y
CharmnglY located On tie west side OF Lake PLACID
with axe and mountain scenery second b. none in the
Adrondacks Perfect all us appOntm0 mt, AID Co.
every respect delightful sumner home. Open June j.
" october Is Send for circular.
OLIVER APrI. prCprletor
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AT THE CHURCH No l4 l. ka aye ereaea at DO.
services
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.rTHr SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN Gu. SM NJ III NJ
q, bet sth sna 9Th svesThe Pastor fes M and Rev
I.VFS MCLEOD d. D.. Of Indianapolis AZ 80 y ."
Strangers Away cordially welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13

AT THE CHURCH 4sth-st aud 0'n-a'e'' O1'" '''9~
during month OF July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13

THIRTY.FOURTH STREET RFFORMFD ctrrpcrr
west OF oth-sVe.-Itcv HENRY H. NORTHp0p - -,
pcctod 70 preach on Sunday at 10 80 a M ana IN
\. H. Strangers welcome 'N
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
A. COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH Harlem

FIRST CHURCH I2lstst., near sd-aye.' k RNoI %
III niiSN DORF. d. D., Pastor.-Rev. A.. - "A'-
s..S - a. ii a M. No evening service
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At THE CHURCH 20th,s and etn.' NoS seryees
EIcK Johnson D. D.. will preach az O0'' 81
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Citp propsrtn 90 fet.


A LARGE STORE and let on leading
~ downtown street; very light; 200 feet 'front.' 1000
.qole feet, power u des red POSSESSION now; rent
moderate rutland WHITING, Beekmanst
A LARGE number Of rFst lofts, some very desirable
A 70 sI rutland 4 WHITING,
BeeknAI-st
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AT BEEKMAN HILL 5y the Pas
Ch ~ I0tN PARKER at 10 80 and sV Consc
e5soS PRAYER meeting a. 80 N0Tng pSd pseboo SSea
me- ne y rfth All usual services. welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13

At THE COLLEGIATE DUTCH On IA A. e
uornup service al ii O'Clock, evening ser'''o ."
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RAY BROOK H0T-E.

ADilONDAtIA MOIN1AIN-.
Delightfully."- located Kay Brook. y. y. Only three
miles from Sdranac LaAe station the Chateau ay
T. l. Finest brook tout fishing ia ;he Ad.rondlcAs
tables milk. cream butter and brook trout during
the ~e 80 ~ Io2Bs aaEe We ana ven
D.. CAMERON. PFODretor
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RHVERNE-BY-THE-SEA,

1Hh. Ky Kh nlEt HorrL Ei Sow dra b l.
Dreety Oh tho Ocean. adjoining Wave Crest: new
boulevard to Lawrence Ceiarhurs &C. stabliag. Mag.
nihcent bathing beach N IL STTARNS. Prop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13

SECOND CHURCH l2sd;st and .sas Rev S L.
r. HUTCHINSON SMYTH,- d. " trsoin9 service
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Snmmer Resorts.
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MNORE,S HOTEL.

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