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Good butter and fresh eggs, wanted

Good butter and fresh eggs, wanted
at Hystts.
For SALE.-One fine blooded Ken
tucky jack, on very easy terms. The
lack may be seen at the Star Livery
Barn. Call on G. Varney, Holyoke
Colo. -
For good chewing tobacco, call a,
Hyatt's.
All shades Of ingrains and borders
to match. Central drug store 25th
Best groceries at bottom prices, at
Hyatt's. stiff
For seed wheat call On W. G. Brit
ton. 24tf.
Call and examine our wallpaper
and get our prices, Dakan drug
company. 2dth
Wallpaper at the Central drug
store. 25u
James Gilbert, the cigar maker, has
the finest lines Of chewing and smok-
Ing tobaccO's Of any place in town.
II you want Ane smoke. call at the
cigar factory. Our choice, Santa rosa'
Lofty, and Jim's choice will make you
. aus smoke. 81 2w
New cabbage at Hyatt's
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The entertainment to be given by
the ladies Of the Earnest Workers
Society to night will be held in
Bakers hall instead of the City Drug
Store as previously announced.
This entertainment bids fair to be
one Of unusual interest and the
object being most laudablc one,
should guarantee crowded house. Let
our citizens old and young, turn out
tonight and contribute their mites to
this most laudablc OF all works, the
building up of Christ church in our
midst.
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EStray Notice.

Taken up by the unders igned OIL
Monday, March cath 1890. at Sc / sec
IA twp Sn range As W in Phillips
county, Colorado; One three year old
sorrel horse branded N N on left shonl-
der; One three year old gray mare;
Que three year old brown mare, has
white feet and white s trip in face.
The owner can have said stock by
paying for this notice and expense of
keeping said stock.
The state herald., 1890-04-04

DR. Barr, n practicing physician from
near ilolyokc was In Yuma on Monday
and IL NO well plcasd with the town
aud people that he has made up his
mind TO come here and locate. We un-
derstand the DR.. IL highly educated
and has II thorough practical know
ledge Of medicine and diseases gcncr.
nlly, and We surely extend u hearty
welcome on the part Of the citizens Of
Yuma. YUMA PIONEER.
tf this IL really truc Phillips County
win loose one VI her best citlzcns and
physicians and Yuma County may
well congratulate herself on her nc.
Qulsltlon.
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Easter services will be conducted ut
the M. 4. church on next Sabbath
morning by the Pastor, Rev. II. B.
Cook. In the evening the children
of the Sabbath school assisted by the
members of the choir. will give n
literary and musical entertainment
appropriate to the day. The citizens
Of Holyoke, one and all, are earnestly
invited to be present at both the
morning and Syening exercises.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY rtxiaA.. COMMITTEE

+ Z Brannon, Chairman. Holyoke.
John R. Boardman, Secretary, HaStun.
Precinct No. l.! II Gilroy, lioiyoke,
Precinct No. re 4 Brannon, Holyoke.
Precinct No. s-Oscar Troutman, Ho'yokc'
Precinct No. l-Johu Il Boardnian, Haxtun.
Precinct No. 6-James Bryant, Bryant.
Precinct No, 81. u. Akin, Emmerson.
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Holyokc Post No. 81 G. A. II. has
rented the hall adjoining the Paclnc
hotel and We are requested to say
that organizations desiring to rent
the room, when not used by the Post,
can do so by making application to
7. B. Reynolds, Post Commander in
person Or by letter at Holyoke.
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This caption doubtless expresses in
ineligible terms the honest sentim.
cnts OF several gentlemen who are not
this morning what last Tuesday they
hoped to be. II is an i'll world. truly.
with more vexations to the square
inch than patience may endure with
sweetness.
There be gOings up and comings
down, with many q stumble between.
But virtue is dear consoler, and by
taking counsel OF this the mind NAV
triumph even in its disappointment.
What says the poety Well may your
heart believe the truthsit tells: '.Tis
virtue makes the bliss whcrc'cr one
dwell"
True there be some who has Slipped
cover to declare with Euripides. 'soh,
virtue! l have followed you through
life, and find you at last but shade"
but for the most part the holders of
this crud have mounted to aldcrmanIc
high place and tasted the honey OF
corporate enterprise. Let the defeated
aspirants to Office take rcfreshment
TO their souls from the old French
proverb: "Therc are other ways of
having Il jolly good time besides
sprawling your legs over an aldermanic
desk
On Thursday evening an enthusl-
astic meeting was held ut the Court
House for the purpose OF discussing
the advisibllity OF forming a county
branch OF the Colorado Industrial
and Development Association. The
Association, as its name implies, has
for its object the development and
encouragement Of Immigration to
this State.
Mr. q. u. Timbcrlake as president
called the meeting TO order.
Remarks on the advlsiblllty Of form
Ing this organization were made by
man, DIR. Smith, Mr.. Donovan, and
Others.
Nj. Woolman presented and ex-
planned the objects OF the Association
and the methods Of raising the money
necessary TO make II n success. lie
stated that the State Executive Com
mittcc proposed to raise $50, 900 by ask
Ing the County Commissioners OF each
county TO set aside sum equal to
onc-fourth OF one mill based on the
assessment OF 1889. Phillips county's
proportion would be about 5000 and
Aapahoc county would pay Si7, ,O9O.
The money thus raised Is to be used
In advertising the agricultural pro-
ducts and Industries OF the State. One
Of the methods will bc, by lifting out
car Of Colorado farm products and
sending II over every railroad In the
United States. Free transportation
has been promised for train conpos.
cd Of such cars.
Heretofore the State has been extern
sycly advertised by the railroads for
possessing scenery and air and IL Is
new time To show what the agrlcult-
ural products nrc.
The object Is landablc one md II
Is the desire Of the Association 10
enlist every farmer In the county In
this work.
For this purpose n mass meeting
will be held In 1Iolyokc on Saturday
April 9TH, at o'clock and every enc
interested In the growth aud develop
mcnt Of the county and State are
cordially invited to attend.
The objects OF the Organization
and l,s methods OF work will bn fully
explained. j. N. cttLis src'y
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

Cosnsy Clerk-.C. Il. McPherson.
sheri9.-L. G. witherbec.
Judge.-Jsmes Glynn.
Treasurer-B. A. Hoskins.
supt. Of schools--C. u. Timberiasc.
Asssssor-Otis Castettcr.
surveyor-wm. Lowe.
Commissioner Mike Francis, j. Z. Elder and
Theodore Chalberg.
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We received on yesterday letter
from County Commissioner Elder,
written at Moundsville, Marshal
County, West Virginia, in which he
says. 1--WE struck the storm at Omaha
and was delayed six hours; was dctain-
ed eight hours at Burlington, Iowa
and had to remain in Chicago from
four O'Clock p. NJ. until one A. NJ.
Mr.. Elder expects to be accompanied
on his return to Phillips County by a
good size Colony.
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Mr.. Swan Hord moved his family
from HOlyOke to his claim in section
i,s-46 on last Wednesday. Mr.. Hord
goes to Idaho springs himself to en-
gage in the meat market business.
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The County Commissioners meet
in regular session. on Monday next.

The farmers Of Phillips county are
seeding an immense acreage this
spring with prospects of bountiful
harvest.
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CHICAGO, UNION PACIFIC AND
NORTH W ESTERN LINE.

The joint arrangement between tn,
Chicago & Northwestern and Unio,
Pacific Railways provides improved
passenger service.
Tie Chicago Limited leaves Denver
daily $50 +. ~, Solid Vcstibulcd
train with Wagner or Pullman Sleep.
ers, Free Chair Cars, First Glass Couch
es, from Denver TO Chicago In thirty.
five hours.
Chicago & North -Wcs,ern'and Union
Pacific Dining Cars on The Chicago
Limi: ed.
For information IN full detail, apply
to any Ticket Agent or at agencies
Union Pacific or Chicago Il North.
Western Railways,
Il. l.. Lomax, q. T.. A., L. T.. R'y,
Omaha, Neb,, T.. Z. Wilson, &. 7. A.,
c. & n. w. R'y Chicago.
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In this issue of the STATE Herald
appears the Proclamation Of Governor
job. A. Cooper appointing Friday.
April 18th. to be observed as Arbor
day.
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Iil1s Eastar Lilies.
Like Easter lilies, pure and white,
Make Thou our hearts, o Lord Of light
Like Easter lilies, let them be
Sweet chaliccs OF love to Theei
EMMA &. DOwD.
Iiks Eastar Lilias.

Our townsman Mr.. II, v. King who
recently left for Denver has secured
employment and will shortly move his
family to that city.
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TO IHosE coINo EAs1

SOLID TRAINS. oeRv r TO CHICAGO.
Please remember that the Union
Pacific Railway, in conjunction
with the Chicago & rth-Western
Railway, run Daily Il fast train solid
between Denver and Chicago through
without change.
This train is composed entirely of
new and elegant day coaches, chair
cars built expressly for this service,
and the latest improved coaches and
Pull man palace sleeping cars.
This train leaves Denver at $50 p.
m. Daily, and arrives in Chicago nj
s,2i Il. m. the second morning.
For information in regard to rates.
sleeping car accommodations, etc, etc.
apply TO the nearest Union Pacific
agent or, ID. u. Keeler, general agent,
No. 70s Larimer st. Denver, Colorado.
The state herald., 1890-04-04

The final prucf of Mr.. George w.
Hill and also of Isaac N. Roby appear
for the first time in this issue OF the
STATE HERALD.
The state herald., 1890-04-04

The United States Senate passed
the dependent pension bill on last
Monday by vote Of forty-two to
twelve.
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Local Lore.

II is eur purpose to note the arrival AMI de-
parture sf all guests to our city, and request
thoss vhs have visitors TO inform US OF the fact.
Local news Items arc always thankfully received
The state herald., 1890-04-04
PRECINCT OFFICERS.

yustices--C. +, Frank and d. +. Moore.
Coustables-whitney Irwin, Milt Tomlinson
Road Supervisor-A. u. Fleming
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P.bll.A.d every Friday.
NArIoNAL GOVERNMENT.

NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.
Freai,icnt-Bcnj. Harrison.
Prssidcnt Of senatc--Ieyi r. Morton.
chief Justicc-Meiville w. Fuller.
Secretary Of state-James q. blaine.
" Trcasury--wm. windom.
war-Rcdileld Proctor.
Navy-B. +. Tracy.
/" Intcrior-J. W. Noble.
Asriculturc--J. Rusk.
ttorney Gencrai-w. II. II. Miller.
eoatm aster General-John wannmnkcr.
n. a. uator,-Il. N. Teller, f. o. wolcott.
seentstiye-Hosea Townsend.
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New cabbage at Hyatt's

Tho teachers Of Phillips County
hold their institute nj the high school
building In lIolyoke on tomorrow.
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STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
Soycrnor-Job A. Cooper.
1t. Goycrnor-W. q. Smith.
Secretary Of statc-Jauaes Rice.
STATE Treasurcr-w. II. Brisuanc'
supt. Pub. Inst.-f. Dick.
state Auditor-D. i. schwnnbeck.
Attorney Gcnerai-s. W. Jones.
Senator ist Dist. W. McCreerey.
Rspressntatiye sth ist.--Geo. e. Reed.
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Asst. Supt Highland left for Denver
on yesterday morning, to be absent
few days from our City.
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EIsurH JUDICIAL.

Judges. 8. Downer.
District Attsrney-.J. Z. Garrisucs.
Deputy Dist. Att'y.--E. +. brannon'
District Clerk WIN. Z. Robinson,
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lIAppY IlnnsLI.ns-

VIM. Tlmmons, Postmaster of ldayillc,
Ind, writes: Electric BIttcrs has done
more for me than NIL other medicines com.
bined, for that bad feeling arising from,
Kidney and Liver trouble" John Leslie,
farmer and si,ckmon, of same place, says:
Find Electric Biiters 10 be the hes, Kidney
and Liver medicine, made me feel like n
new man." j. W. Gardner, hardware
merchant, same town, says Electric Bl,lers
Is Just the thing for n man who Is all run
down and don't care whether he lives or
dies; he found new strength, good applttc
and felt Jus, like he had new lease of life.
The state herald., 1890-04-04

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plalnllcld, Ill,
makes the statement that she caught cold,
which settled on her lungs shc was treated
for a month by her family physician, but
grew worse. lie told her she was hopeless
victim Of consumption and tina, no medicine
could cure her. Her druggist suggested DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
she bought u bottle and 10 her delight
found herself benefited from iirst dose. sh'
continued lis use and after taking ten bolt
les, found herself sound mud well, now doei
her own homework and is rs wei as sh'
ever was. Free trial bottles Of this Grca
Discovery at. City Drug Store, iafg'
bottles Joc and si.0D.
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city Officers.

Mayor johnson
Police Judgc-PC westoSer.
Recsrder-R Gibson.
Marshal-A Temple.
Attorney-E T. Brann'n.
Treasurer-Geo Z Clark.
Trustecs-lec withcri,cc, A Temple, Patrick
WALSH. J Kenyon, Raymond. Webb.
The state herald., 1890-04-04

The new board of city trustees met
last evening. MIR. Charles Timberlake
was chosen to fill the vacancy caused
by the election of Mr.. Kenyon as May
or. Mr.. Gus Temple was reelected
city marshall and Mr.. G. M c. Wool
man recorder.
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County Clerk Charlss y. a; nj rsor

County CIerK CIPtIBT y. T'N. ''.'So"
- iaaAp,iltd by telegraph, on last
&ohday evening, to the bed side OF
FhIs'father who lies dangerously III, In
Harlan County, Nebraska.
The state herald., 1890-04-04

The City election OF last Tuesday
called forth as much interest from
our citizens as is usually seen in
other localities over the selection OF n
Ruler for this great Union of ours.
For Mayor there was no opposition
to Mr.. j. +. Kenyon whose name
headed both tickets. The following
is the vote for Trustees:
Jerome Lewis las
]. W. Waite I37
X. Z. Webster IOI
Gade Weaver 20
+. S. Dakan 72
j. c. Gilbert Sc
The first four named, the nominees
Of the citizens ticket, were elected.
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Mr.. A. T. Guthrie of the Holyoke
Nursery will make his spring delivery
OF trees and schrubbery as follows:
At Holyoke, Tuesday April sth.
" Lamar Ncb. Thursday , 10th.
- Champion ;, Tuesday F., 18th.
(, Imperial >, Wednesday,, 10th.
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Real
Estate

Business at Holyokc, Phil :
lips county, Colo. Now is
the time to
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-04-03
SheriR'S Sale.

pY virtue of sundry executions to inc
- directed, and now on file in my office,
will sell to the highest bidder, III front
of Court House door, in Walhalla, S. c.,
between the legal hours of sale, on sales.
day in APRIL NEXT, to the highest bid.
bcr, the following described real estate,
tO-wit:
All that house and lot in the town of
Walhalla, containing two acres, adjoining
lands of III. b. J. w. Schroeder, B. Frank
Robertson, South Broad Street, Ann
Street and Main Street. Levied on rs tho
property of the estate Of w. Pitchford
under executions in the case Of James Il.
Wylic & GO. VS.. w. Pitchford and other
eases. Terms of sale, cash. Purchaser
to pay extra for papers.
ALSO,
One lot of Raspberry Julip, about If
teen or twenty gallons. Levied Oh as the
property of &. w. Eaton ut the suit of j.
III. Gabriel Il Co. Terms of salo-Casl.
w. w. MOSS,
Sheriff Oconcc County, S. G.
March l3, 1890. 1O4t
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A recess was thon taken for fcw

Arecess was thcn taken for q fow
hours. When the convention re- con
yencd at $40, Mr.. J. l.. NJ. Irby, of
Laurcns, in an eloquent and impas-
sioaed address, placed IN nomination
B. II. Tillman, of Edgeiield. The
speakers address was constantly in
terrupted by the most deafening ap-
plause. Mr.. Padgett, of Edgciield,
seconded Capt. Tillman's nomination,
and paid glowing tribute to the
gentleman from Edgcficld. Mr.
Hugh Farley also seconded the nomi-
nation in n brief but appropriate
speech.
Capt. Tillnan was then nominated
by acclamation.
Col. j. G. Colt, Of Chesterfield,
was then nominated by Mr.. Green,
of Marlboro, and selected by accla-
nation as nominee for Lieutenant
Governor.
Upon motion, Mcssrs. Jones, of
l4mrens, Marchant, of Aiken, and
Padgett, of Edgeficld, were APP
pointed committee to wait on Capt.
Tillman and inform him of his nomi-
nation. Capt. Tillman was escorted
to the platform and said +:
"Fcllow- citizens: The French have
a proverb that it is the uncx-
pcctcd that happens, and | can as
sure you that while my name has
been mentioned during the past few
years, never expected to occupy
this position, because in my zeal l
have said SO many hard things of sc
many prominent men. am sur
prised that | am the nominee of the
caucus, as this is convention only
by courtesy.
Capt Tillman then went on to
explain that while the convention
had paid him a great compliment, it
had also put II crown of thorns upon his
forehead. lie asked that those who
had opposed him leave off their bit
tcrness, and he promised tl.at if a
leopard could change his spots, he
would cndeavor hereafter to be more
conservative in his uttcranccs. lie
called attention to the fact that his
acts would, if he were elected, be
more closely scrutinized than those of
any ordinary Governor.
Capt. Tillman closed by promising
to try to SO act if nominated and
elected Governor that the convcn.
tion would never have occasion tC
be ashamed of what it had done.
Capt. w. j. Neville, of Oconcc,
was too unwcll to be present much
of the time during the session Of the
convention.
a campaign committee was ap-
pointed. DIR. Johns, of Oconcc, is
named as Il member of this commit
tee.
We are indebted to the Neacs u1,o
Courier for this report of the pro
ceedings OF the convention.
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SheriR's s Sales.

pY virtue of sndry tax executions to,
ID me directed by j. w. IIolleman,.
Treasurer Oconcc County, for delinquent
taxes, will sell, to tho highest bidder.
at Walhalla Court House, within the,
legal hours Of sale, on Salcstlay i'm ApriE
next, the following lots and tracts OF
land, to wit:
One lot in West Union, adjoining lands
of John Bauskctt, j. j. Norton and
others: Levied on rs the property of G.
j. Stolbrand.
One lot in Walhalla, adjoining lands of
IL. a. ii. Gibson, j. II. OstentlOrf and
others, containing one-half acre. Levied
ON as the property Of the estate of W. A.
Miles, deceased.
ALSO,
One tract of land, situate in Whitewater
township, containing I, $50 acres, moro or
less, forfeited rs land Of W. j. Duffie.
bounded on Northeast by Whitewater
River, on South by Milton Nicholson and
others, on West by w. j. Dui1ic, on North
by line between North and South Caro-
lima.
Terms cash-Purchascr to pay extra for
papers. w. w. MOSS,
Sheriff Oconcc County.
Mafch IL, iSoO l0-It
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New Advertisements.
Farmers Friend
O. K.
Poultry Ward, ,
WALHALLA, s, c.

IMPROVE your POULTRY, secure
l. more meat and eggs and raise hand
somcr fowls by purchasing eggs from the
o. K. POULTRY YARDS, at prices that
dcfics all competition.
Brown and White I.cghornS, non-sct-
tors, everlasting layers, - eggs, only rs
cents; 30 for Sl.00; 75 for $500.
WyandottcS, Il combination fowl, beau
tifml plumagc, large meat producers, cx-
ccllcnt layers, best of mothers, clean
legs Setting of eggs only $l.OO; 30 for
$l.50.
Plynoth Rocks, the old rcliablcs, L.
eggs 81 90; 30 only $50.
AsiaticS, large beautiful fowls, unc-
qualcd rs mothers and best fowls to
cross on common barnyard stock. Light
BrahmaS, Partridge and Bun Cochins,
mammoth birds, ID eggs for Sl.00; 30 for
Sl.5O
Ducks, Royal Pckin and Musk Duck
eggs. setting of IL for $l.0O.
Pit Games, Blue Darters, Blue lIcrons,
horse, Duck Wings, Black Breasted Rcd
Games, l5 eggs for - cents; 80 for : 90.
Dead game stock.
Turkeys Holland and Mann
moth Bronze Turkey eggs. Setting of
10 only Si.00; 20 for $3.50. Mixed set
tingS of different kinds Of eggs, if de-
sired, at prices named
Eggs carefully packed in good baskets
and delivered in express Office. All re-
mittanccs must be by Express, Money
Order, or Registered Letter, or Check ON
Bank satisfaction guaranteed Ad-
dress, JOHN Il. COCHRAN,
Walhalla. s. G.
April 3. 1890. l3-cow2m
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Homestead and Exemption.
Valuable Land for Sale.

TNllE hcitS of Thomas ID. Morgan, de
ceased, desire to sell. at private sale,
the land belonging to his estate, Wherein
he died. The place contains two hundred
and twenty acres, and adjoinS lands of
Jesse McMahan, Lawrcnc c.. McMalan and
others, and lying in the fork of Cane
Creek and Little River. Terms reason
able. For further particulars apply to
j. Vi. iiUNNiCiiTr,
Seneca, :. G.
February q, 1890. 5.St
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III ew
Spring Goods >.

I'VE SPRING GOODS are coming in,
and invite my friends and customers to
come and see them.
TO those who do not trade with mo, |
kindly solicit trial. as feel sure can
please you.
My stock Of Boots, Shoes, Family
Groceries, Crockcry, Stoves, &C., is also.
first class.
want to do every one right-to live,
and let live. Respectfully,
w. w. ROBINSON.
n. B.-My Northern Apples, Lemons.
Potatoes and Garden Seed have arrived.
lR' Goods packed and delivered Free.
February 20, 1890.
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BE sure to come and see our line of
Stoves and Tinwarc at prices cheaper
than ever. r. y. Carter e. Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
ADIRON DACKS,

Beautifully located in CHILDwOLD PARK Az ex'
tensive nsh and game pIeseryc nous ncI
Inc MARIE; affords. The boating. fishing and huntng
,nsu,nasscd For circulars and terms address CHILD
WOLb lark HoU DE- Childwod, ST. Lawrence Co.,
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POLAND SPRING.
Open nre. md steam heat. nr.t-cins. accommodate
zion. In conn ection with the Par Famed
PROSPECT HOUSE

AND GOVT N(sES. BN rIIUNT, IUNts I-I.NNU'
OPENS JUNE 10TH.
second season der my cement: one hour from
New.YoTk al latest IN pfONcmont,: electric lights and
bol In each room. oir.c-trI attendance steamboat
Will leave twice . day ilrr Island Dor call or
address y. tEANkIl, Prospect House. Bay shore l. l.,
or A. hc Clarendon Hotel Warrington and johnson sts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24

DOARDERS WANTED.-At arce farmhouse. peas.
ID anty situated shady grounds 20 foet u pazla easy
dsIOt Office and Gref. South Bay: table,
we'll supplied comfort and cnlo'w ~ " guests spe.
cIalty tlms - aud ~. Mrs VI. j. NEWTON Box a53.
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Connirp Board.

A FEW REFINED people can nnd good board during
"A the az western View Ialmi city referenccs:
GEORGE. {. SMITH, Monticello, y. Y.
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Coun!rn BOARD b1unie6.

XIANTED.-Iiusoand, wiz and two friend, would IKE
W f..rI 40 SUBURBS. about 30 minutes from YORK.
Address at once with lowest terms r. J. X $ Ross.st..
Brooklyn.
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aDIRONDiCKS.
ST, HUBERT'S INN.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
THE: WINDSOR,

II.li.A4-EAnIowN \ ~ is !ossEa Anads' sSnc S
a.est sanitary piu,nbns: Charming dives r.ask In
,vsrv direction, Pure dry, braeiAg air. No mosquitoes
Q, malaria Running evcry hoor from noHntasn
splne absolutely pure Table ..e S ~ nsHs hs
ioasS Fine tennis courts ana cso9uet sTDrncs Nv, Two
snendd farms owned by the proprietor supply yhe mouse
~Tb icsn milk, cream. buter eggs. vegetables, &c.
,uculaI with city references Ny coaches connect Win
an uSih' anu ' oI.r,ANDO KELLOGG, Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
The ST. MARC"
FAIRFIELD, conn. OPENS JUNE -.

\ new hot~ dcllghtfu!ly situated beautiful drives
finest bathing bca-h N'N-Inrl.nd; Attractive rats Z
families Intending spend Tire summer. send for Dc
.crlpti,c circular GEO. y. WELLS Fairfield. Conn 81
Mr. HARRAL viii b, q: Ponds music store. - rnior
~quar, on Monday AMI Thur days from 10 20 g. whcr
diagrams may be- Inspected and rooms cu-a.'d