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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-12-11

Blow your horn on the grand wolf hun
to scare up the game.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-12-11

A reduction of 90 per cent on all kinds
of dress goods at Coquillette's,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-12-11

Mrs. VIM. Dunn ard D. II. Smith visit
ed relatives at Blunt this week.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-12-11

Matt Ahern returned this week from a
trip to Chicago with cattle.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-12-11

Mrs. Markham left Friday to join her
husband at Salt Lake.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-12-11

Duck coats at Hazens for S2.75 worth
all of So 80. soft
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-12-11

Don't fail to attend the big dress good
sale at Coquillette's.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-29
Teachers Meeting.

Pursuant to the notice in papers
of May 18th, teachers meeting was
held at District No. S, Bristol, May
"a, 1890
Meeting called to order at 1890
by Supt. Middlecamp.
First on the program was the dis
cussion of spring examination ques-
tions-History. The question, what
oral exercises are profitable prepa-
ration. for the study of history, is
outlined in the Course Of Study.
There was difference of opinion
regarding the location OF the city
and island of New Orleans, as speci-
fed in the treaty at the close of the
French and Indian war.
Mr.. Middlecamp stated that the
island of New Orleans is the land on
the east bank Of the Mississippi, near
the mouth, being separated from the
main land by Lake Ponchattrain
and a small river connecting with
the Mississippi.
A point in the teaching Of history
that was particularly emphasized
was to teach as much of the philos
ophy Of history as possible.
Intermission.
Meeting called to order at I
o'clock.
Mss Godsworthy conducted by
topic very interesting exercise in
Geography. Subject: Chinese En-
pire
Mr. w. V. Gull, Jr., ably conduct
ed an exercise in verbs.
Mr.. w. H. Browne handled his
subject. Looking Backward" very
creditably.
On account of Miss Cooks alb.
sence, the exercise in reading was
omitted.
The weather was unfavorable, but
regardless of rain and mud there
was fair attendance, and all felt
amply paid for their journey Those
who were present were: Messrs. w.
V. Gull, Jr.. A. l.. Gull, Welton,
Browne, Edwards, Kerwin, and
Misses Goldsworthy, Sears, Rey-
nolds, Kerwin, Scofeld and Curtis.
Meeting adjourned for the sum
mer.
FRANK GEGAN, Sec'y.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-29
WiImot

Mrs. Frank Thompson is on the
sick list.
Ben Stones little boy is danger
ously i'll.
Master Ed Owen is in Somers Wis
iting his aunt, MIS-. Ed. belong.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. French visited
at Mrs. Wheelers on Sunday last.
Geo. Gibbs, of Minneapolis, was
in the. village last week attending to
business matters.
A few Of our young people at.
tended the dance at Trevor last Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Voak went
TO Chicago last Monday, returning
the same day.
l.. l.. Overland Miss Edith Marsh
wcntto Somets last Saturday to visit
relatives. They returned on Sum-
day.
The Misses Cora Reynolds and
Maggie Sears attended the teachers
meeting at Grants Corners last Sat
urday.
Mr.. Marsh'S daughter from Kan
sas, is visiting her parents.
s.
Mr.. Owen, student of Yale Col
lege, preached in the Congregation
al church last Sunday morning. Mr..
Owen will continue to hold service S
each Suaday morning during the
summer months.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-29
Pleasant Prairie.

Mrs. E. Larabee is visiting hel
son Gilbert in Bristol.
Will Leiber spent Sunday with his
mother.
Sheep shearers have been busy at
Mr. Crosby'S for some time.
Quarterly meeting will be held al
the NJ. E. church next Sunday. Pre-
siding Elder Hewitt will be present
and will preach in the evening also.
Relatives Of G.. w Crosby from
Union Grove, have been visiting him
Mr.. Turner was taken dangerous
ly sick last Friday morning. AT
present writing he is slightly better
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-29

Master Cliff Shotliff's playmates
are glad to have him among them
once more. He can walk quite cas-
lily with the aid Of clutches.
Mr.. Potter, Of Bristol, conducted
the quarterly meeting services at the
NJ. E.. church Sabbath afternoon.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-29
COUNTY NEWS


The Willing Workers will hold a
Strawberry festival at the M. +.
church next Friday evening, the
goth inst. Tables will be set at 8
O'Clock. Everybody is invited.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-29

Things improve as the weather
gets more spring like.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-29


since the 2Ist inst. The warm
weather came on Friday last and has
continued to the present writing.
The land is very wet A few
planted corn last week. Water
stood in pools last Sunday on ground
that was planted Monday. Corn
planting is three to four weeks later
than last year.
More ground is sown to flax than
for some years. Some difficulty is
experienced Of late in getting seed.
a number Of SomerS teachers were
prevented from attending the teach
ers meeting last Saturday by the
roads, weather and means OF con-
reyance.
Rev. Campbell and family have
moved into the Presbyterian parSon
age.
Widow Yulr has been i'll, but is
better
SomerS.
A quartette composed of Prof.
Toase. Mrs. ]. Blakey, Miss Clark
will give one of their best pro
grammeS in the Presbyterian church,
Thursday evening, June 9Th, under
the auspices Of the church society.
The quartette is we'll known and
should draw full house. AdmiS-
sion IS ard IS cents.
Both churches are preparing exer-
ci>eS for "childrens day." June 9Th:
the Presbyterian in the morning and
the Methodist in the afternoon
These have always proven interest
ing and promise to be up to the
standard this time.
MIS-. John Spence. at this writing,
Is very low from second attack Of
PARALYSIS Her son. Walter Spence,
uf Nebraska, has been telegraphed
for.
Our old and highly-reSpected citi-
zen, Mr. w. F. Smith, is in very good
health this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac l.. Bishop de-
parted Tuesday morning for ten
dass visit to Sutton. Neb, and other
western points.
Mr.. e. T. Hughes was in White
water last week on business.
Rev ]. o BuSwcll is attending the
Congreg alionAl district convention
at Union Grove this week.
Mrs. H. G. Cooper is entertaining
two lady friends from Iowa.
NJ VIM. Clifford, of Milwaukee.
is spending few days in town.
Mr.. NelS Nelson is doing even a
better business in Deering binders
this season than last. He expects a
carload for distribution this week.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-29

On Sunday at ASbury the minister
took for text "Take heed to thy
SELF and he gave the folks some
good advice and some entertaining
illustrations. Now it is evident
that large number of the human
family take more heed of their
neighbor than they are of themselves
and are very anxious to look into
other peoples business, even at times
to the neglect of their own. To
that class the text would be very
useful if taken to heart
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-29

We expect large crowd out
Thursday, to hear Mr.. Watrous,
the elocutionist at the Plank Road
church. Don't miss it.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-29

The Woodwork postmaster on
Sunday evening fell among some
empty boxes and got black eye
brand, his forehead had a good
shake up but is all right again.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-29

At the Plank Road church on
Sunday, there was pretty good
attendance.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-29

Mr.. r. F. Robert received last
week car load of lumber, and he is
making improvement on his lot on
South Main Street.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-29
Woodwork.

Miss L. Davis returned from a
visir to Kenosha on Monday. She
had been quite unwell while at that
citV
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-29

The Devin Bros. IRE going in
large with the Silo Corn, they have
received large amount of that kind
Of seed. | think that kind of corn
will require hot summer to thrive.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-29

The body of Mr.. BRYCE an old
resident Of Bristol was brought
from Highland Park on Monday at
which place he died after long
illness. The funeral took place on
Tuesday and was largely attended
as he had made a host of friends.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-29

If you want to enjoy large
amount of unhappiness just get right
down spiteful and you will have it
sure. Spite is just. the thing. Don't
trv If
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-29

A tree on the Devlin land was
struck by lightning in our storm
last weed.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-29

That was gross mistake about
Mrs. Frisby going to Iowa. She
went to Salem for visit and return.
ed home.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-29

Our climate is getting as feeble as
a girl of sixteen. Just when you
want rain it is dry and then when
you want dry it rains. But it will
come out all right.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
furnlebcl Rooms

3g Wr-T -T.-Nra.y aad '.'.
"A. .lut.y furnished Io..-. ,u t...- A-I
-.as.y, ri.r"rcrr
-tN elegantly mu.-h. -..'.. -.nr."
y. rooms and Offices e. doe t'.r j." '-
ro.s: I-.tat. l4.I..i'- u.t ntt'f'.-.i li.
-.lt.d Arf.. b.. 8. DAliIl. 3D. ". " '.'
AN IiEsANI ai.o,. I.'m. nc".y far.
n u..I.d t,..l alI .r.r-.. .I.tH',. iHs '.r
H.. twu gentlemen. 40 ,tlr.,s-st.. utlr -f..-
-t .,an.n ou.a'e. l. Ioa4.
A NEATLT Furnished pl..u. aad h'.-
y rDom; also io,u- i's .-hi Do. 100
jug. bet. colo we Dot. .9 ''4 w.
4sth--t.; call aI w,"". SIl'l -
LtEDL furnished ballroom % IT, n
y griNap Sat; ucr PAX A'enn" lot.
ltl.1-s vs.. D. b., Tribune uptown 'A.''
I-3- moad'eay.
. pVnETISi MLNTS FOR THE NEW
y YoKb INlnt>L Ill ~ ~
CEIVED At the uP1OWN oil lCio.
no rs Efoad"3T u 'o n.a t' , G.,s3
Twenty..'coud aud twenty nird IT,. rntl
r 70. 49,. go Wet I"eHty thifd IT,. corner
L,ehth-ate. l'2 r. MAJ. .., ~ -, Y.i,.''
car siSt,-hrst-st. l.76s .Firstave.' lo9
Wet tori' ''ros.d ~ ~, n 'nN!n ;v. ana
4 nni the U>RLtA yl!i l., l@O Lat
Onr.Lundrei and .ts.nfF -n'fh--t., up T. 8
=. m. 20 regular o1lr" rates
hOCroE', orrI,I to.I.t; L,-t Uptown
~ t.toI u N.N. york;. Al.- '"
.Qf Utt~ s. OlIrIhu">. 20 D.. l"''---t.
LL.DANILY mns1.a sa.r-. WIN
owner. rs.o.nce. e'y cool, summer
lgl. r- %, % 3''-.i.
f,rR.I9ulp Rooms to IctT TO r"nl".
MN without board; .i'H''s
ouirri. "a ",,t "tn.-t
<,l+ILIN. wishing furnished roo1.,
u ouc r'o'h from .u.H.-l J. -.''sI' VIZ
p..'-r coli 'i 7'' '" .''''' ''''' ''
"'"fn".- ''''''-
ruA.u-nN.IA IIENI~UiD ROOMS.
| VITA or without board. li b.. '-N-''.
...Vty r%I-HfD ROOMS loo ueN
y i'rt' A. .r,ianc. Central ruI Morning
-.d. paris. u.ar "i' station. WIN cIr'H-"r
aI." or. "'tr- moor 'i' Dam A''''''' 10.
Aoa-'i' i-'t tIi'
NrDRIu DHtNEIVA PARK ID" lns'
y 2l,'l lna',sD,'l i ,ar pr', H. '',
% i0tt '-'"I,-I j. '''l'"' I''"
"-o reference ..........-
lhh i VI U't,t
y I4'.''- ''
nNf LAt"l fkoN E.oM. M',n AZ
" cove I"f ''''
NO LEI Handsome pm .DF and b"ii",,an.
II With "r without h"""' ID" 49, &c.
West ''I'-'''
NO LtI.-'o'l rpom- WIN OF "l,.'"ll
i boar J. 90 very low itl'0 l"' W., '.'''.
HOTEL ST. GEORGE, cor. HICKS ana
t.1rt SIS. l.roohlNh. -
ts,O IEr-nard-omcl furnished room,
/ 10 Il3 Iart loth--t., summer prices.
N.1,,- ..n.ly or IN suite: choice loc1-
TX -. IA c.t 3otl--t. ID boil.
'''' -, In, ,,-tl
III a. To-, ,,,,',.,rt ar,t noor: moderate
price: ring l.i'- o'ii. ,........,....,
II IIl-N' IT, - ''.'.',li roo'.s' nlod,f,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
forees an0 Carriages.


4 AZ. ga. 37O BKOOME-Sr.
1H,6ANf CARRIAGES Of the best CHASE
SSTSPEN SION NICIOkIAS.
LiGHT VICTORlAS.
c.,.- Two Wheclers, LsnGa irta.
xsn phaetons. Pau Carts. L Li9l,c.
s sioIpEP G s..fFxsSiFlSSSGyEES' kocKAwAIs
w EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGONETCES,
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN ROC KAWAhS.
OUR PATENIS
on BUCKBOAkDS. ,,,.,
Ao,ts 0.pss,cneer Buckboards, 3-pasNehRel
Buck rds, 4-pass-gc az aLcEhS hs.,ons O"N
Dcs-s Dos. OAK Der Dies' YAK hha 1I,rE
ALL OTHER Patents IN BUM
s,,ole Duo,s TIiviets. all kinds " spring.
ALL NOVELTIES IN OAh Az Ia ~ l
Agents FOR Blocket Tqttle 90. 81 4HtEIhfEs
''0N for estates and country driving.
Ladies PhactOns. ia - t..,lo,s
Light Stages. -. tOp CS0I 49,
< uiGci IhaetOns, GNU aN rs, 49,
PONY Phaetons. IaNou vnnIige.
'' SIEIATURE TRAPS, ALL KINDS
FOR CHILDREN.
Mo,r,ng the largest and most divers "a as
.oTtm1nt Of Carriage IN The Un!ted STATES
OVER 292 DlFFERFNp 81 III ~ ~ SIT
Don't purchase a carriage IN to"h
or until you pay Us visit ,o.>,,s
LARGEST STOCK AND WAREROOMs
~ THE WORLD.
SECONDHAND c%RRiAGES ABOVE
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
Boaro am Rooms.

A -A.-i.-ATrENTloNi .-
N. An attractive second floor. lAfiof
o.. without board. near 5tA-al,.
STRICTLY fIK~ICIA>> lIol SlN,
~u'tc, and single rooms. ail locations
trqn-lsut~ or permanent: summer prirf-.
I Doc:o.~' offices tichclor-' apartments.
Highest Def r,uce- given.
information free.
=. {. LELAND 4 co.
4 DESIRABLE ROOMS. with board,
~. permanent or Transient; hou~' tab"
ala lu.,fou t..t.r'1~-: also tab. u. ara
reference. % We-t 31u-~t.
4 FIt~r,LA~~ uppoftunit, for rn hon
y orfLl. e.. rg.tI. Young nan. Mlli
ooo 100 q proHth.. projected .n,'n.-,
.r.nt- about $1,000 pr aunum. SOFIA,
Tribune O0"c.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TUE sew.
CEINED AT THE UPTOWN or ICtS,
so. rs Broadway. corner Thity-h "t- a..
g.tl . y. D.. 90 bo'tway, between
Twcuty-s-coud and Gwcnty-fhird -t-., until
: %. ui. 20 W Ty snty third -. corp,r
Tlchth-ayc.; 1i2 SiNth-avc.. LOB Fourth
ave-. Cornci FOurtctr'h--t zoo IhHd ave,
Ear SiN'y-h,-t-,t.: I 1OS Fli-t-ste., 100
West F6rty--c,oud ST.; Ninth.aSe. and
SIXTY rLtA-st.. 90 L.bDrty-st o. Avenue
\. ana b. " AHLlH OFFICE, 10 Eat
Duc-huldr d-sul -twrn'v -hfth--t., up 90
>. ~. at r-ruiar Office rates.
EOOD BOARD. pleasant roou-. summer
N prices. ~oUfu. ruor- accom- u'1Ni "N-
r..'nut Table board -n."ia terms 2" p'inIa-
~ .ut paroles. 81 IH-t -oh--', near
Broadway.
EENVrECY Phl;K NoGTu G,rown a>
ton; c,paut rooms board and attcudlrc9
'r"N.'ii"- also pl'i'r.s Of pi''tr park.
.rt.r rIi.f- .t..U or Militant bl4r.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
DrceeWdklng.

A pXFRTIsr,MiEg.T2T[Tf F g FL, TIE Gr NI Ry
CIIVED AT THE IPIoW% - J. -,
10 .3s Broadway, corner INN ~ IN - d.. b..
untn . =. No.; 30 EioalWa, DrlMten
twenty second and Twenty tniIIq IT,, gnll
G{ghtb.avc.: 1872 SiNtl-aNc., 153 Fourth.
ave, corner FOurtccn inst.
NDiEL & LUDLNIG. rans.1n dres--
"A makers: latest ana p''i. sd '.' ~, D
laalc-f materials taken or luihi +I'u lI-'-
rla-s work guaranteed; moderate piI''a'
lOl West 4sth-,t.
KTlSTIC dIo--maAng; iml.r"d Ia,h,
"A ions good. pui chased 10 q r a no..
1,trt,, AZ snort notice. Mrs.. NcELllOf ,
~ East Jth--t.. opposite D'nnnf =.
FINE FlgItE. s'sli,h draper van
n come o. ladies residence Iof fiV
,,,rtI, until buy season no oblc, Lon To-
rountry. DESIGNER Tribune tpl""h
ono. 2Ss Broadway.
nHES~MAKI Partisan designer lat %
ID ciDrnut fashions; peri ~ 90, loD's can
be seen. FANNY HCEs FL, I-3 West
l5th-,t
nEESSMAKEK viii propafe woiH a.
~ ladies home. or hotels ana iih' nome
a. finish or work by th' day irmnl, ing
and Altering quickly and neatly dom. VI Nn
IiEfE DE TABET, 251 Ot1-aNer near
11th.s..
nrTSS aud CLOAK MAkLK.-Ey q
.nr,rcfeut u.i-ou. p,Ifrct litter
-tvilsh drapcr: best reference: -lni1', ,
$780,. bv dav o. wcrh. HITTER 20
Fast l2d.-t. home Monday
nKI~SNAKER wishes f." nor, Gus
~ TONERS ct hom- la. i"l -. lI' -'''''
ttYNOLDS. 233 Wost 39th-si.
nEESSMhNER wishes a Nv mos,r 81 o,,
tofo,r, At home. MIS-. FOLkLi, 2"3
West 2Jti-st.
D2F>.N tKEE.-Iu,quolicd cuo p. o.
ID. Il .prar. lqt f'ou afopr y"
,,o.tL pfD-.f Sire. Colu.ly. cafIal'
and rvenino dresses; m taiior-nld. c"-.
TUNES coaks &C., in family Or Nv Won,
pay. Jas 5th-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
Gclu u1dnic0.


.tI y i- t.I. and f.Y4I. wanted La
\ ....r, fot,t. a.. have LIGHTNING -,f.,.i
800 D.. ,,.,, ,,d ,,,. ,,'Iu.Itrf.rr.I,r,. q.
''-". '' d. i'" ''" '''. , '''i
TOO N',, ' ,r.D.,', l-I...
co.. SrHu tr.d, ohio
,f.t.
"'"I''' ..
4 DNEI.TISl NLHiS FOR TIE Nt.N
~ YORK THIN y a. rs LII III H.
ti-I\ED At THE ! flOWN OfIIii.@,
SO. -dS Broadway. corner Thirty i-t--i.,
%. I'll - \. M $40 bloudWdy. between
w.utf .-r,oud ana INouJ ihIq -i". t"ti
IS d. M: no VT TvU uty-thild ST.. corner
Legitimate. l'Z NI.." = W. ., -, a.. ."'
ave. corner fo,fte, so H. ni,d 49, a.
'..u'I ~ ~, .n. -ll.t-avr.. i.H
a., 'f'.r,,..,..,ud - Nlnth.n.r. ard
n,sty.,lghfh.-t' I'D liberty d.. 52 Avenue
a. ana ,hr hAKLEI 0n, ~, IT, $50 I.a-5
tn'-huhli'd anu twenty NJ. ''' w !"
/. ur ar REGULAR ONO" Id"H
NGTNt PHYSICIAN 90 rA, charge
\ of do.f,r'. ff-,,fi... d.wuIoau for one or
80 ,.,,.tt tb,rrpE Tribune On.cr
e. JI.IAlAN VAN il.D.-A foreman I'i =
l. cabinet ard clrprat.r shop practical
Young man who has had similar pu-it. uh
lrDfrIrnd. Address ht letter oul' ~.tlit
br.ViDu. experience. &C.. ~ fl.tlN-
IiNDENT. JG Lyuch-,t., Blooh'n.
lF YOU AXE OUT or IMfI'HM ST.
or wish 20 make d chanfr, cul ~ inc
old reliable Metropolitan AtGhc{ pos lio''
procured for 6ochkeep r., 'oiir'eo,s' c,IHS
nm. -tabicmen. watchneu, useful men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
FURNISHED Rooms.

no ADISON-ANE.- Furnished back
D lc Idrlor, ure of reception room. Tor
pnvslcian other rooms Transient or pcfna-
urnt.
no DIST, $50 EASr.-Good-sizcd fur.
40 ni-hc1 room 70 let: second floor
half block from elevated station convenient
90 restaurants; - 81 per week fferenc,-
OIL VAST j2D-~I.-FuIni-hc room TO
%Il let; one block from elevated station.
Brooklyn.
Z URNISHED ROOMS in quiet. private.
L family excellent table board near.
80 Adclphi-,t.. brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
Gorefs GnO Carriages

DATENT SpRINKLING TRUCKS at re-
4 dured prices and cay terms. W;
MESTEKFlELD & SON. PaJcntees ana
Makers - Prince-st. y. y.
wv ANTED. Horses To pasture; s"o1
w .raSs and good care; terms reason
bic: ht.t 81 references. AGdrcss W.
WILSON. Whit. Plains, y. y.
n,c- SACRIFICE: family leaving for
MOD Furopc: very light surrey eN-
len, -tOp over both seats. cost S3oo Iasl
April: also fine harness cheap. IIINaUe
stable. 10 West 4ith-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

DotnD $50 J..,'.m0r-t'.. r0'- cry
- I,Il. above. .irr an1 ha.. r.ons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
for 6dlt.


RED CID PEICES.--JOO second
n hand wood and iron working machines [;
IuIy guaranteed machinery bought and cN-
chang d. GEORGE Il. EDDY, 3Jo Madl-
-pu--t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
Gin liral CsIale for Sale.


l2-KOOM HOUSE: modern improve.
a mcnts electric bells; burglar aarnl
as. steam heated four city lots run on
fieh ground convenient 10 cars on a.,
terms JAMES l.. fAKSHALL' 'o' I-1S'
G1th-St. ------
Il or SALE, REAL ESTATE;;M-,W,o.od,,
L haven, l.. J.. on Grafton ana : ,os RoHI
ayc~. 20 minutes from the city SIC ovvN
900 n on I'm lots 2JX113 % lji. f2I pr
tlular, apply to LAMPHEAR III ILEh'
.93 Il3tbu-h-aYe.. Brooklyn. -
~ OR SALE LOTS.-At Bay Ridge j. l.
L centre OF 2d-aNe.; In one "i 0ne most
desirable Ia, alitics in that struOh W!u sen
either in bulk or in part. f9I pIJ' ui ~,
apply % LANPHEAR Il III IbLh' 90
I1atDu~h-aYc.. BroOhyn
~ or SALE.--I VIII SILL one OF two corner
L liGuor -toros. Oh avenue doing eOoo hu@l.
mes long lease cheap rent on easY terms
no AGENTS. Apply 10y Letter ohN' OAo"'
2lG3 2d-avc.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
ErI.NWOOD CEMETERY LOT FOR
q SALE: splendid location. facing eeautl-,
mi LAKE. OWNER. pump store lol WalheF'
st
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Dreesmlkino.

- EFSSMAKEs and MILLINiH.-Long
- experience practical cutter, nitrf - }l-
I-a da.tr. guarantee last" and sdtisi1c-
lions r0IradeIs equal 90 now Work by daN
highest reference. Ma css 10y letter MIS-.
=. j.. lG' Ea-t lo3th-st.
nEI~>NAE ntt.r good draper,
- ncJt finish. - 1O day; r-irf,ncDs.
IIr- -. Tribune ptown once, LIS
broadway.
DEI~SNNkER Partisan perfect fitting
- Hofr.dt. prices Paris styles. l3J Me't
i.tl--t.
DItl ISM KEt.-I,rf rrf litter and stylish
~ draper, from leading cstahii -hinrhi :
would 20 ont by the day. terms reasonable.
Aodre-~ MODESTO, Tribune Uptown once
23- Broadway.
4 IHNr.CLASs French drcs-uaker IN 9Th
4 aNc. lou,.. cutter and filter. would Ike
engagement ia county for the sunni. =
fi-i-ci,~s references. Adlr's, \. NJ, 80
West 35,h.,t.
tTIEST-CLASS DEESSMAKEE. wishes
u mon. customers 1t her own home terms
a~ouahle. So SiNth-1yc.
rFAI~pN DL CoNFlANCE.-IlENRI-
VA ETTE MICHEL. 20 West f,th-,t .
importer an STYLES SUMMER dresses; lnei"-'
Material taken ofdrf~ delivered 10 hNr days.
DELI BLE dfos,naker wishes f."
IA mon. cne'c u. Mt ~. th' Gay reason
able b. X. ~ West 47ti-st.. ~ hrH.
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NVLY LOOK 10 BE CONVINCED
~ For cons o. rahlr Jess than h1n IT, i'aii
value beautiful country scat q seventeen
acres. with brick modern villa o. 10 rooms.
al modern improvements; cost 5000 o
Hid including stable anf cHrriagc-hor-y
wDl located near MOutTo-e station ana o.
mile. south - P-ekskil; one hour from
city; commanding fne View Of Hudson
River: thl, /. an oppoituuit9 seldom offered.
WM. u. HOYT { Co, ) Nandeibit-aNo.,
E I..Uff
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l. OK >ALE.-Elcgant country r,-iCri'r".
Z near Liberty Corner. y. j.; mile- toW
--ati0u 30 from y. y. handsome house oi
u rooms; barn. cariiags house al - good
r- nov ~ acres. IL tiuahie and manly an
'laut.d iu choice fruits, high. healthy aud
cheap: price, - 500. Address j. l..
>tnNAiIL. Mar,nNue y. j.
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DIDGEF1ELD PARE. Thirty minutes
II ron N-v-York; healthy NJ ghb'raood
rapidly improving. choice lot near raiir'ai
station $50 and upward - monthly ol ten
d.. cent. OF for cash. ". c. TAYLOR, -
NA.Sau-st.
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C,,n Benl estate Go frt.

CENTRALLY LOCATED HOUSE;
/ f,,n,trra Tor sale A-1rcss y. y,
-,,rthrn. I-nf,wn ONicc. 2}s Broadway.
FOR RhNr.-X,3csat, , Htue ,, store AMY ana
iousrGc,Der corner l-t-aye. and i7th-st.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
y,OR SALE-A corner propeity' with
+ Ju'Idine .chuichI. GoN5o, on Hilary and
Iavr.nca St.. Brooklyn. Inquire at -
IavrAlce-st.
NO LET. furnished. IN BIoohlyn. house
- 1ftecu rooms with all modern i'm
,'-o,.oinaut-. centrally located. within ten
lio'.,,t-. ~ thr Ride and feIrie- every
taing new and flrst-cla~s order; four
oGUifs Win board for part rent. Acdieos
INNEDI Tribune Oncc.
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furnished Gonses.

L. URNISIIED cottig', 7 rooms, Bay
shore; rent for season 500. l.. o.
Bon l0G, BaysAOrc J.. !.
G EASiDE COTTAGES. furnished, at Siae-
- consct, Nantucket Island $40 10 roo
the season ocean Views and surf bathing
no malaria o. mosquitoes highest temper
azure in hottest year> so average hleh"-t
july ana August. 90 degrees. Circular,
rEDEkElLL, 80 Ann..t.
fvO LET TOR THE sUMMFR.--A fur.
i nishod cottage q rooms, on the iinmedi-
ate banks ~ the Hudson. Apply 20 GEO.
STEVENSON Corn wall Landing n. Y.
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e. rn0-s2j0 CASH. L9!ance $40
y ,DVU uonthly. with mtIcrs. NI
6Dy a neat broom cottage. = acre land. 10
minutes wall nom IaWtiOrnc station,
nom Ncw-Yorh: healthy l00ation; ticket
agent At ,.a:lon Win -low premises, ta6c
TAIN foo: CAaIube --.'.; 90 excursion ticket
s1c {. :. STORY.