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for Sole.

4 -DIANONDS.-Rng pawncd 5000
"A. car rlug- 500; lace pm sG5; dealer,
invited: thorough examination counted
tickets separately il desired. Address Il
Tribune Office.
A -A.-BCiLpING MATERIAL 80
a. ond-hal. lumber. stone. iron, doors
windows. stor. and on.cc iAiuTc> ANYTHING.
eNorvtliug j.. VI. HAUsLING. 1ith.-t
near Ave. Il.
A n REID CED PEICEs-iOO secondhand
~ wood ana iron working machines; fully
guaranteed, machinery bought and eN.
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY, 3J5 Maui.
Ion.,t.
GOOD Lot second hand leather
n betting for sale cheap. SAMUEL
BOBEEIs, 800 P'ar'-,'.
a ROLL.TOP DISK for 50 feet roll,
II top for $40; Smi ms roll-top de-k. the
best AIDE a speciality. dcsks 81 all kind,
q. II. MASON. 60 WLlam-st.
Ii. MAKES Of cylnder. job, litho-
a graphic aud plate .rrrs>c. bookblnder''
ana electrotN pers' machinery largest sJo'h
lowest prices. ISAAlS 30 icckmln-st.
DICYCLI.-Victor; light roadster; -
ID iu-h; almost new; at bargain.
VICTOR, Tribune Office.
ID OOKBINDERN. -Ba,o chance; me
ID cd - ia the United States. tor dI -po,nl
with fixtures and machinery busVe.s sood ;
declining bcalth Of piopTieior. MIS- l..
Waikiki Frankfort and JACOB as.
u OUNTERe sh-lvnc. partitions. rail:
X ings. tables, desks. drawers, stores ana
ofllce. nfttd estlmate~ and designs iut-
uished for all KIND, Of "ood"or". ~
Ann-st.
TANDY and icc.cTcam saoon i0r sale
u cheap; between two largo ho0Is
good stand tor manufac fur csttli .h q
> years 80 9h-aNe.. near 3'tn-st
CARPENTER, contractor misat store
l. fixtures Office partio ns. drug draw
cfs. HODGE. 2ll Narick-~t
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-Fir~t-
L class secondhand boilers. engines, steam
humps, balance Hy-whccls. smoke pipes,
steam coils. improved gIate baaiG new and
% d work prom PITY executed. Add4c-@ on az
Y'v LESLIE IRON WORKS. Greene and
Pearl sts.. jersey City
NOR SNLE.-T-tabilshod DRY goods stock
l. 600 % 5000 capital terms li .ral
store WI be- rented reasolahiy centrally
located c. II. ROSS MorrI-io"n. y. y.
rrOR SAILS wheel excursion .t-.il,r
/ excellent passenger acrouModatl ou- ;
great lareain. JEl FlklI>. Box $. 1lib-
y Ok SALE CHEAP.-onc rope hosting
L machine for elevator: 3 1o-1ushel frod
boxes ior stable, ! No 3 coffee roa,ter.
TAS. Il CLARK. 18o R.sdo-et
I'OR STLE.-A fine =. Bernard d.c. with
4 ned gree. bred in SWiftrlind. Can De
seen at Private Stable. last 3dM-st.
NOR SALT.-A square piano ro-cwo,d.
L ovcrs'une laN, p perfect o'drr, p.''M-.-
Woodninc-s,. between N'w-btunswick and
Evergreen aves., BfooAiyn.
I livery COAT Sine 'iuo cloth. silver
| 4 buttons fpil ~i7c- worn once. ADD, -
CHEAP 1905 West t2G--,.
,V.,Tr I~TTf, r.rrIY~ fnfcrO.rlue black
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U)orlt Unnlc0.
Females.

4 LADY 81 several years experience ~
II t.t. hur. desires 1 position a. N''li'h@
teacher u English bltutu"s r,i-fyur's rf
,laL-d Address 81. B,N lob, NaN'i''
iI0g1 CountU =. y.
A LADY would like f. po-ltion in o'icr
II Addrc.- s. ". d.. 20 Lat iotI.-t, Top
door.
.lLEOsEArnLE ard TYPEWElIi E.
y lf tu rsu.rt strno' ralhrf ana ~
Hut.It excellent reference ~ 4" tbinlF
.,.. from iat. employer Addr,,- W, h"N
b. Tribune o'lir'.
=, 1INoDEArlIrL nnd TNltWIJTL R
- bon orit. coy mercantile house, oF ii'r,
ItnIuln fNu nr Ao.t MA hines riH'l'" "'
''l'arSuri'-" boo. bad ,Ap0y. nee boz Nif 100
eui1ncr correspondence. willing 2" ,lrl iN
other ohI.D work cuinpNnSatlDh Wn!' .t'
hfdf", o. -. u. =. O.. roA 3.0". \. =.
~ NODE ArIiIR and TYrEWHl TX.
- lif 70 competent foune woman gidn"
OF ia aafd o. desires permanent py>ItI1li
UsIrh ulN accurate. Addrr-, Miss -
ils 3 lfilnuf OrIcr.
fT'YIEWBfrEG nnd IENOGHAPHhN.
-b9 q Young lady h'~t u f.r,,tt''
arI security. rft.n Adde's MOORE
WAl;klN % JHin-t'
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
CElNED At TIE tPTOWN olFICIH,
80. .3- broadway. corner Thirty hf-tst.
u.til . 70. m.; 80 Hroldway. between
Twenty second and Twenty uird st-.. uhtil
= -. d.. 10 W,.t Twenty third-s 1t, corner
Iighth-aSc.: 152 Sh,th-at" IL. "Hfih-
ave, conner Fourteonth-st. 100 Thud-asrr
corner Forty -scycuth-st.i l.0eI 1hlri-1E,r,,
car Sky. nrst -. .7Os FiIst-atr.i lu9
west Forty--eeond-st. Ninth-aNc. ana
AiNtr-oighfh--f.. Gg Libnrtv-,t 81 Avenue
& auI fn. HARLEM ot FOE, $50 i-A,i
Ono-hundrrd -tWcntv-fffh-st., W " .
l.. Ia. at regular ONCE rates.
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fcIp Q)duteo.


Males.
,.,.,. .,.,. 80, ~, IND, o,-,,,.,..,.
| Or wish o. mac a chansc. .li at tAe
Cd I..'.fI. tf.fro,lllI8u Ag.nrs. pl-It.on.
Iiocqr TO- j,oA@.opsrs coi. cetor'. oi.r4-.
,..esN'n, roilci'' ~. nI'' On, 'o'.i'
ty ..'D in' 1880 v.., 10. ~
urn th, --. '''' ' 20 ~ "'"'
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\ SO Paw. =. W. Il1HGERAiD g. co...
"S-hinrt'n. D. Z.
SALESMAN vs. y I'D. In,
- Nan D. --l Nature H"ln f""H'f.
o'- r'.'ii--'. ~
w, ,>..rt, 1.f......, op -al.r, OBJ COLIN.
~ n'r l'u y Iiit, al
... Iii. iin XIII ,raii..d T,... 'n.
thoroughly ln two ccond- no abrasion oi
Wpfr. 200 ~ 800 - CD. ''''- "N.
r.o,a'. rJz ln we f,r .,'. et.,t. ADD
W.. 81 e.,n r..u r., a.. t.t
,,,.. ,,if ,,i.,,..,f,i. ,ldr'..
TIM WGvc6E ERASER MIG. CO..
- Gross" Wiz
t.Trr Man ,,d vif. %. yaIf.r and
w ,l.t. ,,.... -EI and Lolrl AbuIt al
I'rf,",- w. ~.
''''' ~ 10
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Gitn Eonscs 60 CT.
C,tn Real Cs,nte Go fet

A -jTH-AVE. APARTMENT HOUSE,
n. southeast corner 5th-aNt. and Sytn-
r. ; now comp ID f0r inspection 10
large light rooms and bath, buler's pantry,
passenger elevator, lrlt Viii tollu.rl.tc
Sept. ; posses ION az aly time
4 LOFT t. let 50 f.. by - f.. steaE ele-
~ VatOr; with OF without power. GEO.
D.. EDDY. 3Jo NadisOu-st.
NESK ROOM or haN u Office 100
~ Broadway; suitable for Insurance or
raj estate. Apyr mornings, 10 O'Clock,
a. Room No. ~.
TsNO LET OR LEkSE.-A substantial new
building 2jNfo. we'll lighted J-9tofv
and cellar; sidewalk yaulted; right at 42d-
30. ana 3d-aNe. station 81 elevated road o.
lcost central part Of New-Yoik. Inquire
rs Ea.t 43d-St
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y flilgeuf utI . accuiatr and rapid pen
man ana hand! with tool, "a. clerk. pert 7
drc-s w. !. ROBERTSON. ~ Go"ick.-t
CARPENTER Young nan N 20. good
y hardwood wotacr. understands plans
$50. WNnts steady worn. 4. g., ~
W.Iter--t. Philadelphia.
nE1N Understands care ana handling
- " hyf~es call or addgr-- i.
MASON. b Eliar,--t nroomyn.
DEINLR.-ny young man o. 81: strong
a. ana willing references. htAtstANIi
G'o Waohington-st
n tCoHAilVE painter papsrhanger, ke
- it''in done VOLS 80 l'ai7 iot H,'
best trHn in United states Pc ferenccs. \
D.. IU-' Broadway. Joe candy stote.
"E NpLOYERS"-FREE TO EMPLOY
IIisS. All classes o. reliable male hrlr
ca.eirlN selected and sent upon receipt o! a
postal card o. telegram At our cXp9n-e tciti
~ co.ntsil, lrlicHt.lc. ho,cl i9ctoiy,. 2nd
AGL&CY 331-33} fulton-st. entrance. 2o(
Warrington st.. BTocklYn. minutes from
Hndse. fsonli,hed ~?
ENGiNETR and FIREMAN vpeH-
- tur-1 references rl'f "f country.
Adde'S, ENGlNLER. iG CatharIne--t
L. NpLEIENorD engineer w.-h,, sit.a
II ton steam yacht t1u boat or station
aIy engine Nisf-ctl.- I.f. clrc. AGal''
J. Johnston. u ll'rh->t.. Hloo"I, %.
Et"IMAY-Ffr,'..ia-. rc.craarc has rul
4 steam lumu % f.4.-. Be- il.IpI 20 f, u-r-
ful. Aaar.-s j. %. g.. .3} Ea.t s5,h--t.
~ RE 10 EMPLOYERS Maize hop
j "l IND. cAr.m.y s'.,,i'Gi q, ' a9p r. 7
TAN kGENCY. 6s5 broadway
CoLD SWIVEL and .prne.r.ng mater
A a rV. .
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@ooK rn.t.ciis.. best reference from
L urs-cur cmplovcr with wIon she Ia,
lfVed : wear, Call ron . uN H. At 10
-fh-aNo
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Rooms {Oanico.

/ furnished with Us al once: good tenants
quickly secured. GRANT s. CO., Al West
99d.St
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ro0K. ny young grl lAtely landed.
Y A. ropa ~ 2 private family lived ont
IN the old country und"r-ttniS hHr bu,i'
ucs, Thoroughly. Please d-c4'-> NJ d.
I5t Mo,t i~th-rt.
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A SnIHi COOK or PASTRY BAKER.-By
N young Scnichmau. civ on cuuntry:
"d reference. THOMAS CRAIGIE. 1G2
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE Will ~ ~
40 j 28s Broadway corner Thirty-ftst.st..
untn . .. u: $50 Broadway. between
twenty second and Twen,y-ihird st. until
Ts{ehtb.sve.: 1852 SlNth-aYe. ly3 Fourth
ave corner Fourtcenth-st.; 200 Third ave.
corner Forty seyenth-st 'qi6 Inla.'11co,G;
Sintg.elghth-.t.. 20 Llbcr,y-.t,,. - ANenne
A. and DE HARLEM OFFICE, $50 Last
One.hundred. and Twenty hfth'st, NJ "
d. ~, ut regular Oiice rates
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Males.
NOACHMAN-COOk By young Eng.
" ilsh couple: both really nrst.class SER
wants highest references from leading fam
ne, Couhtiy preferred. ADVERTISER,
~ Clinton Place.
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Brooklyn.
Trelncss ChGntes.

A WELL.PAYING restaurant and fret
/ city. owner j. compelled O. 200 90 Europe
ou account Of DE-, h.dltl. Inquire al W
Iroa4way. ROOM id.
4 SUCCESSFUL TURKISH BATHING
! ~ ESTABLISHMENT W.. lCeated, cen
| tIs OF the city. Is offered a. haf yLne, =
| lose an estate: must b. soid. Room 49,.
~ broadway.
a. OFFTR.raltv oIr $50 l-3 in-
| a ter-.t In t-tsbli-hc1 newspaper. Nd
| .f,-- o. IEl;. Tribune once.
A GIVE, .nts.lieen, paru'r yaq,ed TO to
/ Dlsinc--, O.. 800 cash rqlI,I. INLH-
son. - Co..ianG,-st.
4 Lot - platform and Al tirf- Of
y sales si, cheap. P.fe ord9i var
uaqr.fgii ' l1 1t cbSio,.ir... .r'"s zone
Il Ely FOR CASH sDy stock Of iue.-
M UV.-rNBLHI. u Walker 20. old l26
East -3d-sL Liberal commissions pad %
az IT..
n ONNIS>ION BAKERY and lunch
L room lnr Location, excellent buzz.
moss: cause l0r sailing. ul-Lcaltn. CAL
or ataro-- 3. KLUNh. 2.7is lo,n-aFc.
n 0NFECIOSLKY stationary. toy aud
4 cigar store t0r sale. owner wishing 20
r,tir, no agents. az 5tl-r.a., Hlo't 80.
OONrfCII1NEEY and ic.-er-an Iar.or,
u .als .-i 4 l- yeas, afrau grab y
quick. 31T Nrltn-ar".. HrppH}n.
nRTG sT9RE.-uc,aat CONFER ,tsr.i
~ no Isa-'.a'i,'gr ig.'el,.. ISL ,io.,, ~
r.-t,, p.,-
y uiartur- ~ relic; val han. no.. l'.-
Int, I-iburc bIt9wn once. LBS way.
ROE sALI.-Cisar store. with paFi.
i.ge: 30 rent FOR Gay oA.y al
l'' '..'''''''
: NIlitfNi in f-tali4-h'e printing h--l-
ne,. ioH con- ..,, !. '.'a -,'s
Z $50 D., month 0nc chance ~, a.tiv,
p.rty AdI9es BUSINESS. LoX 9. Tr.b-
wv, O'''..,
{ Apy or GENTLLMA ~ win - o11 fo.
.e't.,,, "a C05 n.St,. na..uf. .1 a
Ca, SIfCCf.L H., % ,hur, Oa1rs
--,-.., -..,..,,,.
Nh ACT Ms 30 .ca7c on in5 Ply
VI arc d..'rent Fa..ro+d i'-pfo', ~,
al 1857 9.h-'''. L'iiN nan y.
DAINTINg pancflne. k,l-oU lining lo'-
4 tering Of every description. p.tn Wf
FOR s4'a. Address CENTRAL PAINTING
co AIS Hfoadrav.
.---------. 5-,,rt-,.,. --,,.........-
SnD ,,f to- i-.1 'ce..'''li.I.I.
vol '"qriI,,i low rent, liberal terms.
PHOTO .e Iat' Et.tluofe--i. Baltimore.
.rr,. ,,..>-4.fn vi.i.. oo, .,, ,..,.,.
/ n ,tsIt iu the six bu-inc-- ad,rr.
,-.er is c,uDIenc.d 10 alI lancnc. ~ the
-Ilt Industry. tor. pNucul't7 sdirn-- J.
y. f.. O.lhani MAnl.actIilhi COZ il
L'De. tj-s'.' N''. o.".
II E~rAt EA%f ior -aie 'oI rloO "r.
- worth $500 proprietor GONG out ~
.u-iues on account oi sickness. apply
81 lucson-st.
- .sTArEANT lof sALE-GoId
Ia chance 30. uau 3ud wife cheap for
cash. Apply 3J1 GrOF0-s'., Jercy titF
- f,,,u,r ,,...,g..tt.. bu4tnes. man vi,5
II - 900 ID more Willing % reside ga
Toronto, car double money Wi;Alh -FOUR
u0a'h-. AcdIc-s MoNoPOLf. Tribune
Ofiec.
zv,.,-Tf-y f.,r.nrr win $40 COO cap.tai.
ana ONE, " ~ So.5 "a e'isreS Addie.s
; g}.tH1t-1,,i..sefcX ifI,f-aF Tri,,ue OGlrc.
, Wv. ~ .''D, g. 90
.., ... ,,.,...,,.,,.,.. ,..,,
~ ~ IT'D 7.h'ir H'a" .,''' '.'.' "Il,
w ri,OyV i ''-" ~ 10 i"t"I
20 acts business r.. t'D'-i,u W. i'9.AE
large NroN.- tNhf'ht' I"" F"t" ''i ili-
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Uork u)anieo.
Males

Males
A >SISTANT.-Aoung man 81 ~ would
Allkc position a. assistant IN large olicr.
Insurance preferred excellent r.rcr,1Iic-
and bonds ll necessary. salary moderate %
start; year. esp -ricncc. good pcnman.
Address ASSISTANT. Tribune Branch
Ohce, Los i-t-a,r.
4 CHEF ENGINrEI. q slics a position
n on yacht can hc VOL recommend d
Adlrs, H. WI.SIOS. Gss Broadway
BlooAlrn. carc MARSHAL
4 YOUNG man. -. good bookkerpcr and
II salesman, One prnman, quick and cor
lrcti Maut- situation 40 moderate salal .
Is. r.. las West l-sth-st.
Al EXPEBiFNCED salesman Is open
a Tor engagement either city or road b
H. had Yeas e.p'Tsncc IN cnhI",,Gl, ~
4 counts WRITTEN. book, opened.
"A closed. examined and p0~'d. daily or
weekly, " iih ACCURACY and pronptue-s a.
NrI4 tclsu4hl.' charges. Address 1. SPIN
Nik. l15 Ciainb'r---t.
4 sSlsTANr bookEcepcr and to make
4 himself generally useful Ju-t from
ihckaiQ'@ business to.lc-r lives wlth par
,hssl hehc-t reference IRON Nj. Paokai d.
l.5io Mad son-afo.
Il USINESS MLN.-lf Won want young
~ man, hunr-. and trustworthy. hay ina
-''u CUISINES talnii-, idnlfaf " iih bvltNf
Vim hf,t-clts. Tcfsrcncc,, aDdrcs, ALPHA,
Tribune Ofice.
u A6EG FOREMAN. competent. wishes
- steady Wor, on dOmc-tc. New Eng
ANA, Nhnna bread and ail kind, Cakes
ana pies, city ar country. los lat
Iiousiou-st.. laHoIy.
ELIi.K Gc.-By an active. sIong. IN.
y W,igeuf ma. accuiata and rapid pen
man ana hand! with tools a. clerk. pert 7.
Jan .t'i o. va Gilman Al rrft!cnt"-. Al
drc>s w. j. ROBERTSON. ~ Go"rck--t.
CARPENTER Young nan ~ 20. good
y hardwood WORKER. understands plans,
t,... Nnnts steady worn. 4. g., le-J
~ ifer-st.. Philadelphia.
n EINEE. Understands care ana handling
- v. hVi~"e. tal og addcr-- J..
MASON. - ElIar--t.. Broohyn.
II BINLR.-By young man o. 20. strong
~ and willing references. hrAeHANE,
Gao Washington
"A tCONAlINE painter. pape rhanggr, ke.
- tlHN lu- done nurH 80 l'aIr. fOl thr
best trN h ln United states r' f'renc-s. \.
j., Iu-s Broadway. 100 candy store.
"E NPLOYERs"-FREE TO EMPLOY.
IL Us All tAS-r- az reliable u ale HOLY
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Conntrn 1'caI CeiaIe FOR Sale

A RARE CHANCE.-Elegant residence,
IA with furniture and o. acres. with
farmers cottage, Oh kalitan kner; hOIr
ilg sites larn-. cGrr.are-house hO..
lrod MARI, cot. 20 sheep ana laa Ds,
wagons. carts. o1Ggias. harn.,, every
thing included small au oUut % cash r--G-
3D. Ad4iess SUBURBAN. BoA .. Tribune
once.
! LNOSr neW cottage - Che Cst-klls. ia
"a The centre u IN. Hal village. larse
talancc $40 monthly. MILTON VOL.
COrf. Pine Hi. y. Y.
A LARGE HOUSE ~ 10 rooms barn.
II w0rtmaE'- house of > room H. acres
nnt fronting on south County Road 80
Mcrrick for -, 100, han cash 20 close an
o.tate. CHA>. L. WALLACE, Fieaport,
J.. !.
AGENCY TOR MONTCLAIR.-Hand
II some residences and building Sit, Tor
sale houses o. let furnished or unfuini-h,d
rURBS TAYLOR . BoenIan-st.
nOBBS FEEHY. Y. N.-Gentlemun' -u-
hand Omcly laid ont. VIII 10 Abundance
o. fruit shade and shJuhlrry mo fiirk
Jaos on, Is rooms. every COW ni nee
stable. carr.1gc-Lou-e. ana compete .h all
t. apYoutm The r.N'r N.ew and s'lr-
ro.ndmgs are unsurpassed; VIII D. so1
81 "a reasonable price. and must DE- seen 20
realize Is 'sirih.llf}- NM. ii. ~ =
4 Co. ) Vandesuilt-avc., opp Grad Cen
iTl d pt.
u OK SAFE beautiful home in Saga
1 tuck. conn., ia.r- hoI... good .t1nlrs.
acres plenty Of frGlt and shade Not.r.
ff0nt: IL holf- froI y. y. % minutes
from depot price. 5000. terms cay.
ETFUS WATERMAN, Ssuuatuch. Conn.
EOR SALE lnc business blocS IN
growing western c.t-, pays over 10
Per cent. Address b., j.. ., Mansfield,
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I LNOST neW cc;'age Do the Cst-klls. ia
"a the centre ~ I'm. iIAn village. l'r-e
plo- ground price $3.50 0ult $50 cash;
Naloncc $40 Oatly. MILTON VOL
corr. Pine Hi. y. Y.
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flats 60 Eel. pnfuruisbeo.

A -271 MADIsON-AVE.-Suile Of rooms
Oh piiIof floor; private BATH EXCELLENT
ELATS N THE LYCEUM.
80, 81 and 81 f,lotr'.t
- VERY LARGE LIGHT T0ONS.
n,o1,fh luuroV' meats; rooms decor. "a
{inate halls plunge, ipray and s,tsvy,.r
~. .SSohs az 70 $50. Sec linltors, on KYLE
FLATS TO LET IN THE
= GOKDO Y,
S'.aft., oth.ave. {; newly decorated stesyo
st and oil modem Improvement rert
nj eSo to $50 pr month : rooms and
s.sh. Inquire of the owner. On pIemis1,
GovERNOR. 81 West i2th..,. near s,s.
Ne.-Onc hand ONE apartment 10 rent
Apply OWNER, on premises.
Sl3 FLATS 3 rooms and bati,no,o
isrn.e' hot water supplied by owner. all
p0senents. a3i East 77ti-st "
S24 Five rooms. single noor: wat0r
n 'sloset and washtubs: prta,c Lonse
= :: HARRIS, 30 East 33d-st.
727 LEXINGrON.AVE.- Tnfurnjsbcs
L. a. pen.Or and reception. room. suitable
NS'oe or dentist, III pirate house.
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Furnished Rooms.

! A ITENTlON : Furnished and unfur-
| "A rshcd rooms In AZ parts OF the city :
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A -211 MADIsON-AVE.-Suitc Of rooms
1-oh piiioi hoof pINats batI. excellent
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RAINSDORO.
February l1th, lS9(

February 11th, 1890.
Isma Troth, of Lynchburg, was circu.
lating among friends in this region last
week.
S. NJ. Taggert, of Jeffersonville, visited
his parents here last Thursday and Fri.
day.
The mud roads in this township are
said to be about impossible.
Mr.. Hunter, the miller at Newell's
Mill, has been very sick, but is conva-
lescing.
George Garrett, of Hillsboro, Sundayed
with his parents in this vicinity.
VIM. B. Roads and his daughter, Miss
Laura, will occupy the property on West
Main street recently vacated by ]. S.
Williamson.
Mrs. Jennie Miller has been confined
to her home with severe attack of
la grippe for several days.
J. B. w. and Harry w. Spargur, OF
Hillsboro, visited their mother at this
place last Sunday.
Mrs. James Upp is reported sick with
symptoms Of malarial fever.
Old corn is so scarce in this vicinity
on account of the ravages OF the grub
worm on last years crop that some of
our best farmers are hauling corn from
the bottoms OF Paint Creek.
Mrs. Jennie Upp has received the sad
intelligence OF the death OF her brother
in Kentucky. He was a promising
young minister of the Baptist Church.
John Redkey has had three weeks
struggle with the grippe, which has
been the most protracted case in this
region except that Of your humble cor
respondent. Both are slowly on the up
grade now.
The u. B. Society is arranging to have
an entertainment to raise funds to pur-
chase an organ for the use of their Sum
day.school, but if they have fixed on a
date we have not been informed.
The Ladies' Mite Society will give q
literary entertainment and oyster supper
at the residence of Ellsworth McCoppin
on the evening of the 22d inst, and ex-
tend cordial invitation to all.
The types got the name Of Rev. @. l..
Winget's distinguished visitors little
mixed last week. 1t should have been
Hon. H. G. Swartz and wife.
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RUSSELL,S.
February llth, 1890.

On the sick list.-Mrs. j. Moler, Mrs.
N. Woollss, Miss Bell Michacls and Miss
Lizzie ]onte.
Miss Jennie Boatright spent Saturday
at home
Mr.. Van Kessler, wife, daughter and
son.in-law, Mr.. Chas. Dyson, of AnistoD,
Ala, arrived here Friday night. After
visiting parents and friends here they
will make their future home in Lima, O..
Married-At the residence of the
brides parents Oh Thursday at 12 m,
Mr.. Edward Granger and Miss Eva
Smith, Bro. w. N. Maxey officiating.
The writer wishes them life of unal-
loyed pleasure.
After a week battle with the grippe"
Miss Julia Storer is again able for the
usual duties OF life.
Owing to the series of meetings in
progress at Jacksonville Bro. Austin's
regular appointment here was filled by
Rev. w. N. Maxey last Sunday
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Card Of Thanks.

We desire to return our sincere thanks
to our friends at Belfast for their kind
ness during the sickness and burial o.
our little Glenn.
We draw comfort from the lines.
"we had darling little treasure
Whom wc loved o, too well,
But the angels called him from Us
In their paradise to dwell.
Our home 10 now 90 desolate
without our baby dove;
But please God We will meet him
In the home Of God above"
Mr., AND MRS. JAMES. f. CAREY.
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SICILY.
February 7th, 1889.

The following-named persons have
had an attack of the grippe: G. F.
Higgins and wife, Mrs. Delilah Mat
thews, R. G. Peddicord's family, G. B.
Cumberland, Miss Mollie and Mr.. George
Marconette.
Protracted meeting is in progress at
Buford.
w. r. Hull, of Bethel, has rented the
Ogden farm for the coming year.
Mr.. Albert johnson has been very
sick, but is now convslescing.
Roscoe Peddicord has curiosity. II
is young chicken with three legs.
]. A. Duncanson, Of Hillsboro, and
John r. johnson, Of Brownstown, O.,
visited friends here Wednesday.
John Berer will move to Sicily this
spring, having rented house Of r. @.
PeddicOrd.
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While you have the opportunity, get
Ridpath's History OF the World. The
agent will remain in Hillsboro only a
few days longer.
A beautiful young lady became SO
sadly disfgured with pimples and
blotches that it was feared she would
die of grief. A friend recommended
Ayers sarsaparilla, which she took, and
was completely cured. She is now one
OF the fairest of the fair.
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NEW LEXINGTON.
February 10th, 1890.

r0OIuuTy lUtn, low.
John Patton and sister, Miss Cora, of
Fall Greek, were the guests Of Misses
Fannie and Lizzie Moore last Sunday.
Prof. Barrett and VIM. Ross we're in
Lancaster last Saturday. Mr.. Ross is an
applicant for Capt. Barretts position as
superintendent Of the Reform Farm.
Miss Hattie Duff was in Greenfield
last week
Jesse Edwards, who has been prospect.
ing for location for himself and family
in Washington Territory, returned home
last week completely disgusted with the
country.
Tom Swonger is an applicant for the
position as guard at the penitentiary.
Harry Duff was in Greenfield last
Wednesday.
Rev. Conger commenced series of
meetings Thursday night. There will
be meeting each night this week and
day excepting Monday and Friday.
Charles Stowe returned home from a
trip through the south last week. He
succeeded in finding location in Geor.
gia that suited him and will remove his
family to that place in the near future.
The Sons Of Veterans of this place are
talking of holding camp fire here ON
February 22d.
Monson Terrell, who has been sick
for some time, is slowly improving.
Joseph Cohn and family and John
Hanley attended the wedding of Mr..
Hubert Derevin and Miss Mamie Nc.
Cabe at New Vienna last Wednesday.
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A Coop RECORD. "I have sold Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy for ten years, |"
says Druggist E. B. Legg, of Vail, Ia,
"and have always warranted it and
never had bottle returned. During
the past 30 days have sold twelve do,sn
and 1t has given. perfect satiafaction in
every instance" 1t does not dry up .
cough, but loosens and relieves it. Il
Will cure severe cold in less time than
any other treatment. so cent and 81
bottles for sale by Seybert & Co., drug
gists.