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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11
Advice to Mothers.

MRs. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used by mothers for children teethlug
for over fifty years with perfect success.
II relieves the little sufferer at once, pro-
duces natural. quiet sleep by freeing the
child from pain, and the little ckeruo
awalIes as bright rs button" II IS very
nleasant to taste. soothes the child. softeus
the gums, allays pain, relieves wind, regu-
lates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
cents bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11
EeIlErom a steepIe.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., October 10. Harry
Carroll and Thomas Harmon were work
ing on the Steeple of st. Stephens
church, on scaffold so feet from the
ground. this afternoon, when it gave
way hurting both to the earth. Carroll
was instantly killed. Harmon, though
terribly injured. was conscious when as
sistance arrived, but will die from in
ternal injuries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11
Ennrteen Men Blown to Pieces.

BouRGES, October 1O.-A terrible ex-
plosion Of melnte took place here to-
day. A workman was filling a shell
with the compound, when through some
carelesSneSS on the part OF the man it
exploded, with frghtful force. Four
teen-men were instantly killed, their
bodies, being literally blown to atoms.
Forty other workmen were injured
some of them very seriously.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11
Gladstnne ON the New Tariff.

LONDON. October 10.-Mr. Gladstone
sent to Il Nottingham correspondent
from Hawarden, yesterday, postal
card giving his opinion of the new United
States tariff law. He says: The tariff
act. is as you will suppose, in my eyes,
a deplorable error, attended with severe
and cruel consequences to innocent per-
sons. shall certainly desire to find an
Of offering remarks upon it
i'm Midlothian"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11
Fate German spy in France.

NANCY, FRANCE, October 10
Madame Bennett, in whose possession
was found plans OF the dcfences Of
Nancy. and who when placed under ar
rest confessed tina, she was in the en-
plOy Of the German government, has
been convicted as German spy. She
was sentenced to five years impriSon-
ment and fine Of 5000 francs. Upon
the expiration Of her term Of impriSon-
ment She will be exiled from France for
tan vpurs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11

HIS HEALTH REsTORED-About four
wears ago | was completely broken down IN
health. as result Of hardships endured
during the war. My constitution was so
shattered that was unfit for business On
the advice Of a friend | took >. ;. = and
in short time my health was perfectly re-
stored. and have not missed day on ac-
count of sickness since. As tonic =. >.
:. is without an equal. never saw medl-
cine that would build you up as fast as II
WM.L. VAxSYCKLE, Litchheld, III.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11
More Worlds Records.

TEERE HAUTE, ND, October TO-
more worlds records are nailed to the
mas, that ilies the Terre llautc Trot-
ting Association flag, c. j. Ham
lin having driven Bell Hamln
and Globe a half mile Tuesday in l:0Gl I,
Mr.. Hamlin concluded that he would go
against the record to-day with his team.
After warming-up mile, in which
they made 9:lG9I. They We're
then started off on their rec
ord heat. Without slip or wabblc the
mile was done in 2:l5.
The second worlds record of the day
was the average time for 10 heats in the
class race Of 2:l9.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11
pernnp. the Boy Wa. Getting Lazy.

Corner Groceryman-lsyo your little boy
johnny. feeling well?
Mrs. Smith-Ycs. think so. WHY do
you ask?
o, nothing. only be- passed here three
times this morning aud didn't snatch %
handful Of beans or kick over box. so !
thought hc must be- aillng.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11
\ Hap-iIalard Hypothesis

In physicians Office.
II say. doctor,I wish you'd hA mc up
something for my stomach troubic. I've
got something inside that first comes up
and then goes down. and then come,
back again, aud-faugh. 10 make, me
sick to think of it,
Doctor-You don't mean 90 say that
you've accidentally swallowed an clo-
vator?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11
Oldest Member of G. AR. Dead.

MoUNr PLEASANT, Iowa. October 10.
Cant. Peter Foster, the Oldest mem
Der OF the Grand Army OF the Kepuoilc
i'm the United States. died here last
night. He was 96 years of age, ana
fought in the war of 1872. the Mexican
war. and the civil war.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11
Disastrous Fire MT Brainerd.

MINNEAPoLIS, MINI, October TO-
There were totally destroyed by fire at
Brainerd, Mimi, to-day, two blocks, in
GLIDING the Commercial Hotel, Pioneer
House, Catholic Church, Jail, catholic
Parsonage, Kinkle'S Market and dwell
ing, and numeroue small dwellings aud
buildings and shops. Loss, estimated
at 500. 900: insurance, $50, 600. A'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11
4 Double Murder.

MINNEAPoLIS, MINI, October To-
There has been a double murddr near
Republic, in the MenOminee iron range.
Alexander BartlesOn, squatter, and
his son were found dead to-day riddled
with bullets. John Nellis. who asserted
a claim to Bartlcson's land ard had
threatened his life, is suspected and has
disappeared.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11
nlnIne WI Speak for Mckinley.

Special telegram 10 ne Register.
CoLUMBUs, O., October 10.-The Re
publican State Executive Committee TO-
night announces that Secretary James
G. Blaine will speak at Canton Sat
urday. October 25, in the afternoon
in the interest of Mr.. Mckinley. lie
will make one other speech in Ohio, but
the date is not yet determined.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11
Got Their Demands.

CHICAGO. October l0.-The confer
encc between the subcommittee of the
Chicago and Northwestern railway en-
gineerS and iremen and President
Hugitt came to close shortly before
noon. The men were given the de-
mands asked for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11
Monroe County Farmer Falls.

oltct4l AtsfDft"t ~ Htt Ae1tot6s
CHARLESTON, w. VA, October TO-
Caleb +. Johnson, Of Union, Monroe
county, has made an assignment for the
benefit Of his creditors. The trustees
are directed to pay all debts as far as
the property will go, after deducting all
interest above per cent. His liabll-
tiles are about $50 assets not
known, but supposed to be under
SfO OOO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11
lie Was There.

Judge representing witness Were
you present when the assault was COM
mttcd on your friend?
Witness (proudly)-Was Oi. yer honor?
VIII ycz plaze 70 luck at the mug az
him wanst, that sthands over boi the
dnre?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11
\ Narrow Escape.

Miss Fannie-lf you don't quit hug
ging me I'll call out.
Billy Simpkins-D0n't do that; your
father might hear you.
Miss Fannie-Great heavens. How
stupid OF me. forgos all about him,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11
Don't he too Confident, Michael.

LONDON. October lO.-Michael Davltt
expresses confidence that the American
postal authorities will allow the Ldbor
World to circulate through the mails
when they learn that the alleged lottery
i merely "A charitable bazar for the ben
eft of the Misercordal Hospital in Dub
lin
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11
Geographical.

Tcachcr-ThOmas, you may point out
10 the class a spot upon your map a. yet
uneXplored and unexplained and Of
which the world at large a, yet in utter
ignorance.
Pupil-Yes. sir. This here ink spot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11

When the lips are dry or SCARED,
When the teeth are dark or dull,
When the tongue is hot and hard,
And fills the tainted mouth too full
The magic SOZODONT supply,
And all those ills before it fly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11
Nsm York state,s ponnlntinn.

WASHINGTON, October 1O.-The Cen
Sus Bureau to-day announced the popu-
lation of the State of New York as
1851, ,934; increase 500, ,0G3, or l7.69 per
cent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11

There was an old man OF Tobago hVed on
ri.. ,,ruelanI .aco. d. ha hsaiacI~ 30 bad.
After he used a bottle oi salvation OIL hr could
eat roast beef aud plum puiding ali ght
They say the winter advert dement's oi houses
will run somewhat ia thi, style; large ana ele-
rautly furnished house for rent. IN eas! distance
OF a dealer who sells Dr.. Bulls COursh syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11
sl,,Ln nna McAnllne commItted.

LoNpoN. October lO.-The case OF
Frank Slavin and Joe McAuliife. the
uuCiiists who were charged with as
saultiug each other. and with commit
ting breach of the peace by taking
part in the recent fight at the Ormonde
club. came up in lambeth police court
to-day. After listening 90 the evidence
and the arguments for and against the
release of the prisoners. the court COM
mitted them for trial for engaging in a
common prize fight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11

Speciai T,legrlm 10 ne Register.
GOSHEN, Va. October lO.-The num-
Der of lots sold here yesterday and to-
day amounts TO five hundred and twenty
five. realizing Si35, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11

SEATTLE. WASH. October lO.-Twen-
ty-oue Chinese We're arraigncd ye>ter-
day in the United States District Court,
On the charge of being illegally i'm the
United States. They were arrested on
a sloop at Port Townsend two weeks
ago The Judge ordered them re-
turned 90 Victoria. Il. c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11
Grant Renominated by Tammany.

New YORK, October 1O.-Tammany
Hall tonight rcnominated Hugh j.
Grant for Mayor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11

CANCER or ruE LIP CrEEn.-I suffered
from Cancer on my lip that defed the skill
10 burned out. but the operation only made
10 worse. causing 10 90 spread over more
surface and eat deeper In. 7 finally used
Swift's Specific :. y. s. to heal 10 up and
drive the poison out Of nv blood The ef
feet of the Specific was magical 10 healed
up the Cancer entirely without leaving a
scar asa reminder. This was over four
Years ago. and since then there has been
mo- sigu of "a return of the Cancer. ! will
cheerfully answer any inquiries in regard
10 my case. ENOS TOUNT.
Bradford. Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Appel Solomon, To Goldsmith. 3dave. Of 11%th.
ST.. 4 mortgages. years, &i1 600.
Barney, Charles y, to Cridland. 105th-st Of
9th-ave. 3 mortgages, years, S13 900.
Black James Is, to North Sew-York Building and Loan
Association lot 81 map Morrsana. instruments So $50
Brennan, Michael. to L Bremen cor Sth-ayc and
burke. MARY 4, to Keller 1e2d.st of Railroad.
ave years $780,
lotth-st. 5 years. $4,000.
Gray William, TO J Harman 4oth-st Of ethave.
3 years, $40 900 ~
nQton.aye, mortgages, years 90. 500.
Hutton John W, TO Henry Lpman, n 9 96th-st, Q of
1Cth.aye mortgages, year, $SS. 000
Johnsto Elizabeth, to g l. Macy, 100th.st 9TH
ave 2 MORTGAGES. years, S34, 600.
ave 1 year, mortgages, $50, 600.
Kaughran John L, 70 Mutual Life Insurance Co., rs
West 52d-st l year. s35 900.
Larehan, jacob. to NewYork Savings Bank, n 10th.
At W lst-aye mortgages years, 317 900.
Ioekhart, George w. Dime Savings Bank e 8 5th.
ave ; Seth-st year. $50. 0OO
McGrath Mary J. 70 steers. ct al. crotOna Place.
171st-st mortgages 81, 500.
Mendeson, Joseph to J. Livingston, ssdst " 9th.
ave years $500.
od.ave. S;th-st. yer, %. 900.
O'Rane Thomas J. TO l. Mott Iron Works and another
n 1i3d-st, Tth-ave. 2 mortgages demand. e10150.
Pohlman. Hans; to Foln Westinghouse. l02d-
st. demand, ~. 000
Prentlss. Helen W. to North River Savings Bank, s
32d-st Sth-ave, year, $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-12
Den N SYLvANIA
RAILROAD,
ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER 8. 1890.

ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER g. 1890.
800 4: M.vTiIE FAST LINE for the West rslmsss
IS = M, Columbus 80 q. "a. Chicago S 90 = y:
al Lock a keuoS
,oSS IClf%S fhif'N S.ylSa AND CHICAGO LINZ
sSS STATE SoS Soens rui as y s.an
and sss S !, for both
S ssss esssns Ii Hsa't sI
S'y ExrRGss pullman vesbae Sleeping Car and Dining
Sas,tnsss Sgse e s 1s' SSSasa and
einnati ii 200 m, Chicago 100 p and ST. Louis
ESQ 'f Me4 hiis WESTERN EXPRESS for al, points in
sevss car S1s Sr s. o V cs
Sncaaa and Mf@phiss IsnnsyISapa RalrGad Din
ps..ss Ht 70 kisSrs%d XSi
mn ssssns DAY or '9 ces s.
500 f ts SS sSas
I'd sSs Z aSsss g .ssssa Sos next Ss
Resins; eIsvss@s Rd SST%sqs TSe ,u,si
HS&.:sIPsss;% s t%:ss EsPIs;. s.Sa
sSad:y 1S ss S:s
ssp s;s. g. 500 i5Ss spS q I'SS %
S NJ sus sas Z Is s sHa 80 ys[ h % s. SID
pss s 0 snS Ss and g s sSs
Dining Car and Coaches through :0G y. m. daily.
For Long Branch Point Peasant and ntsrmedIate sta
tiOns weekdays, 9:10 a. IN. IL 90 and , 10 p m.
Sunday 9:45 M. rs M do not stop at Asbury
FOR !ATLASTiC ciTY: 90 D. m. tthrough Day Coach
weekdays, connects for Cape May and Browns Mills
and Norfolk Railroad, 100 daily excep. sunday,
and 90 p m. daily via Baltimore and Bay Line, 10
y u" FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave as folows;- -
$50, 1920, 100 go, o 90. Chicago Limited WITH
600, 6:s0, 500, and 900 p N. and y rs night
days. Esprsss, sl5 $50 90 90 LIm !d and IS
p M. and 12 rs night. Accommodation, 90 D. m
The New-York Transfer Company VIII call for and
destination. =. =
VI CH AZ u pUGH J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf,
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY.ST. NORTH RIVER

u FOOT OF LIBERTY 81. NORTH RIVER
40 A. m for Easton. Mauch Chunk. Wilkesbarra.
dsrsSSSg sTsSsa Ms"Ss l sSs
Sr ass Scranton on 0' '"en 'hu
5:45 a. m. for Esston. - r,,
Easton Maueh Chunk and shamokin, O.. ,,,-..
s4s and oC IT, for nsSn Shsnk
shamokIn Sunbury wiliamsport Through Buffet Parlof
'i 90 D. M for Easton Mauch Chunk reading. Harris:
chsnk and M ior Ess.on Mauch Chunk Reading Harris
burg wIIkesbare. Scranton Tamsaua Potsyille shano-
for Essa SsusS sSsSsa Reading Harris,
sufF sS Sc B. su iOr EasoS and Allentown
liS 'FssSos s.s ss 50 % 80 g. $50
Branch and points IS South AZ 70 roIn, Pls;.a.
except Ocean Grove and Xsbury Park 500 a. NJ o6
Red sS Bank q a aas s,s 90 Is 80 AGO.
For Lakewood Toms River and Barneess. AS sls
I Atlantic CITY, Sasland and Brldse,on. a, As am.
y vi Monmouth BsscS and seassht at Sis. has
g. M 80. $3.50. 800 pm. Sundays 200 a m. 90
+ FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
s;SSss Xxx ;;oS 60 500; i n, sS
... sJss. g S. daily ~ 80 ssss
s'S Sr sssf s.sss IS - -; i;SS sSS:
For saseasy and wilsnspoH Via Phisdslpsa. .. 5:.s
ssxssps s s2 sSes u tlSS' css mdash'
Tickets and parlorCar seats can be procured at n 2s
Fast s sIsseTss a s:%'Ss q VS. ~
Fulscn;sS ss prOsdway brooklyn an .. o.. chez,
baggage from hotel or residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-12

sIncludcs a sale Of 900 barrels Of November oil at
70 cents.
Refined petroleum was quiet at $50 cents per gallon
IN barrels and O6,i cents in Crude In barrels
was reduced 5 points to 7.15 cents per gallon.
Foreign quotations-Antwerp, 10 a16 IL francs
Bremen $50 marks; London, 3 LA 011 pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-12

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N Y. CITY
satht 1870 , r. saass 1SSiOo George w. $3.50
5otn,st, 8 5, i5o.S # e iItn-aye 1s.lnloZ6i
Kosslie and Lesser s'einhardt to hachaeI
5otn.ss, $, 1852 # iith.ave, 80 lxrres same
,osb.s sa' 5. i5s II W Lexington.ave S7.0xl0oI1
Farley Clark and wife to Cecilia Harris, Id , an
sal%e property trustee John ii Clark to same II ~
"i to Msx Steiohsrdt ................. 27,4o
2V Celia Harris ri 80 @ Louis Morrs 900
2stn:st. 1477 IT 7tn,Sye G4 d1ssseo;
S bSsh and aG Wives to Esther fd o wheaton
Sn Alexander hurry atS anS ~is g Washington
pe snts s. So IT sheriff St, a5Sxioo; John
Sns VIE sys and Is q E%s
iO2ss R,sas 2S9 # Hook Of TO A%sfFdi Hn 2o
same to Patrick Hopkins. 1&'
90th-st. =, 100 It of 9th;aye, 2oxl.n; N
sis Rsns as SS 70 Of Avenue a. 5oxio22JH
2 Eestn c Us % It ia' Of s slen ~
MsssaG and TtS TO %e Of sa &sVsal
cTo@wel e il . shannon.
'' hsrhs%e 10 70 Of d assse
Same property Josephine Ssh%ia sdivld and and, ex a,
Sd :aA Hrs' $50 Ss% e Z E,resdsSs s47s
poTp a"d spd OWEN wife e % Vim
Lyn1q 52d nS 2 Si, e f a SSsy % a9sooo
FaP%ount 1Ccxil5 Helen Reasles to Angus
52d,st, ' 5, 29i II Of 2d-sye, ioxioo.5; Tuda
wlttner to Carrie steinfeld 1900
isekets to &c George o Pree n and & 100
sasfh II and q aie'
7Ath.st n 80 :, " Of Avenue a, Soxlo22 ~ 20
man wronkow and wife to George Lockhart $500
Sarah to
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G lin prcprrtp 90 Get

sCTH-ST Just OF 5th-svc-A fully furnished four
CV story highstoop mctern private dwelling; perfect
order.
BELLAMY & wINANs $50 SHAVE or
JOHN q. FOLSOM IL Bible House.
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FURNISHED Apartments mln,eo

WANTED.An apartment Furnished psefsyred) for small
J.. J. H.. Tribune once. =
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Qearbers.

Qearbers.
4 MEiICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
"A Supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors Governesses'
&c 10 Colleges schools and Families. Apply 10
Wv" Mrs NJ. J. YOUNGFULTON, % Union Square.
BEST TEACHERS, american and Foreign, supplied
"A. all branches any locality no charge Teachers wanted
no registration foe; form for stamp. p " HmfsSUoS
date Il. Avery American schoo Bureau w. l4tn-s.
A MEXICAN and foreign professors. tutors governesses
"A and teachers Of ~ 6Iaaehes &C. SUPPLIED 70
spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERE, 150 5th-av., cor 2Oth-st
EVERETT STONE (Yale) rs East 5edstGTutor for
"A. college examinations. Eecommohueu Dy tc
Rev. Taylor: "a successful teacher emihehey quAi
fed., --------
An EXPERIENCED TUTOR, Yale graduate, wishes
"A private pupils. students prepared Tor coiegc Her
est city references. Address YALE BOX D. Iriouhe
Office.
IrEACHER WANTED Fir~t-class man az subma master
and I'm military tactics In military schoo
lor small boys. Address 5. G. s.. Media, Penn
NM OMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREN, Iof
w both supplies professors teachers RoVeresseA
musicians holsekeepers companions, chaperoDes &C., 70
colleges schools and families also bookkeeper stehogr%
phers and copysts to business firms 81
Miss c. L. WERNER, 1923 5th-ave.. New-f ork WV.
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0iip propertp for Sale.
FOR sALE-66TH.sT.,

Near Madison ave-, 4-sory 2ox5Sxloo Bar
W. d. TAYLOR SONS, $40 Sth.sve.
PEERLESS MANSIONS Manhattan Squsrs. a MIssn
"A. s1stst. between 9Th and oth AYES? ,assisa orci
25x05 four stories. basement ana cellar, In
nal and unique: III" station at corner St"reess
Architect In The City House" In Scroners i0' june
1890. 49,. ~ .te fnsurance
Of the TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST CoMfAS l.
SIS IAbefty-st., NewYork. a., ,...s so6 "A
RICHARD DEEVEs Owner and Builder ca Wet 90 %:
D UFFALo DOOR AND SASH COMPANY. oSfHH
Four bownstone high stoop. csbines trim prvnce
houses Nos rs 81 West 11sthst open fc
One hvestcry brick and brownstone na az s o
sSea% vs.eory and basement hats Nos 264 and 26c
v.st t7tS.st we'll rented and In rstclass conaon
Sns ma Srst'clsss dwelling. No. Of East 93dst
tho tities "a these houses have All been ~ tn
~, M AM ut 3T SRxNTEE AND TRUST COMPANY. 30
as. End that comranys policies OF title nsurance
iii ~ is.ued at expense 70 purchaser mus saving
VII. VII VI III charces for searches and examination
tnem al 'RtJFFALO DOOR AND SASH COMPANY,
oth-ave. and 12ith.st
~ On sAIE AT BARGAIN. FOR INvEsTMENT-
eao west 2st.st nve.story brick and brownstone
,Mont 2 Souse 25 BY ITO by l24 four and I've room
spsrtmens four families floor all improvements
rent 70 2sU;; the TITLE GUARANTEE. AND TRUST
Poncy OF n,erty-s guaranteeing the title. will be
delivered to the purchaser DROUGHT & CAREw.
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WIFI SHOhE NAII1NOAD, n. 7. z. q
w II. r. H. r; Co.. Lessee:-Tralps leave West 42d;ss.
from the iocs q Jay'.;, ewfo!k hs%ions london.
s.. Louis Is rs SIS .. r. Toronto; q ISL
ara Fails utica and syracuse. 80 e:5S a. M. IS H.
9 rs p M, and all 80 runs only to Utica Kngs
g., ,sO N. essssiii va Albany ass Tie s.
Point Cornwall. Newburr. IS So T:iss ss5. .e:2c.
g 5s al 49, M y rs . 90 $50 IS is S;ss % 80.
5 As .; Elegant sleeping ear; for Buffalo, Niasara
trains. a. $. Leaves BROOKLYN Via brooklyn Annex.
Jersey cry E. Il d n sat ss,
urday All other trains daily except Sunday For tickets
iorpston apply oses, prookyn 1888 wa.hneton. 52o
ses 1855. e4s. Ell broadway, t4s Bowery, IL Park
Place Wes. i3Shss spS West Shosc station fSOt q
LAMBERT General Passenger Agent. vsnlerbIltsve.
2ew.York
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0ountrp properip tor Bale an6 90 Eet
VALUABLE
timber LAND.

valuable tract OF hard pine and cypress timber land In
the State OF Florida for sails on liberal terms
The tract embraces 900 located In the counties
OF Orange, Osceoa and Drevard and lying aud the
navisabe waters OF the ST. Johns River II contains the
finest body Of cypress timber in the State Florida and
one OF the best In the world
Timber lands rapidly disappearing this country
and this is opportunity To the investor. The ex.
peence Of the past Is that ther Is surer In.
vestment. Address
L. o. GARRETT,
% DEyONsHIRE STREET. BOSTON.
BAY RIDGE AND, FORT HAMILTON.
Now the time to invest In these handsome suburbs OF
New York. Only % minutes by direct erry Situated
90 Nsw,rorS BAY Ee.s,ed T. now building 70
mains now laid. Gas to be laid Dec. lat 1880
Have some very cheap lots and plots Aso fronts.
Cor; Sd-aye. and 7oth.,t, Bay Ridge. L. L.,
Or "a Court~st.. Brooklyn. N. Y.