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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19
Minnesota Patents.

Patents granted to inventors in the
state of Minnesota during the past week,
and reported for this paper by G. A.
Snow & Co., patent lawyers and solici-
tors, opposite United States patent Office,
Washington, D. c.:
B. Beaupre, St. Paul, anti-friction
journal; r. D. Cleveland, Minneapolis,
car door fastening; I. A. Ekstrom, Long
Lake, truck holster; F. E. Freeman,
Worthington, horse collar fastening; n.
E. Green, Minneapolis, adjusting device
for hosting cables; R. P. Lake, Mime
apolis; clothes drier, Fl. G. Lindsay, Still
water; means for cleaning band saw
wheels; F. D. Livermore, Rochester; fur
mace gate; r. w. o. Rehmenklau. Mn
neapolis, rotary separator.
Drawing and specifications of any Of
these patents will be sent for the govern
ment price, 25 cents, in stamps. Always
give date of paper and address G. A.
Snow & Co.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19
A Strange Case.

Had Mrs. H. A. Gardner, of Vistula,
Ind, lived two thousa nd years ago she
would haye been thought to be possessed
of evil spirits. She was subject to nerv-
Gus prostration, Headaches, dizziness,
backache, palpitation and forty to fifty
spasms a day. Though having been
treated by eight physicians for. years
without success, she was permanently
cured by one bottle of DR.. Miles Re-
storative Nervine. A trial bottle of this
wonderful medicine, and finely illus
trated treats free at Giles & Tryon's drug
store, who recommend and guarantee it.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19
Pledge Day at tho Band OF Hope. )

Pledge Day at tho Band Of Hope.
. Last Friday was Pledge Day ct the
Band of Hope. There were not enough
seats for the children and many an un-
selfish little one divided his or her seat
with another to make room for them all.
After the pledge, and few class Offer
ings, Mrs. Crane explained to the children
how they could detect poison in the paper
wrapping around the tobacco of q cigar
cite. E
A good, earnest letter was then read,
from Mrs. H. A. Hobart, State President
W. G. T. U. of Minnesota, written to the
band. i
After this Miss Cook produced two.
white plates, in which she placed q thin
chip of dry, soft wood. Turning water.
in one plate and alcohol in the other she
tried the effect of lighted match upon
the chips. The water extinguished the
match and she took up the dripping piece.
of wood to show how safe it was to;
handle and how clear the drops Of water
seemed as they fell from her fingers,
Then she lit the other CHIP and q thin
blue flame flashed up and burned the
chip black. AS she tried to turn the
plate so all the children could see the
flames and the burning of the alcohol.
she accidently spilled some of the burn
ing liquid over her dress and hands.
After she had extinguished the flames
that were scorching her hands she turned
toward the children with the words, do
you think it is safe to handle alcohol?
Safe to put it to your lips? Safe to fill
your bodies and stomachs with it? No.
1t burns and bites and blackens every
thing 1t touches, and leaves only q
scared, ruined object to advertise it's
wickedness."
The people of Austin who wonder
what the Band of Hope is doing aught
to hear and see these pledge day excr,
clses; aught to come any regular day. and
know and feel what is being taught their
children. Do not find fault because OF
some untitled need, or because the
crowded children are noisy. Lend your
strength and help to help the work In
crease. Encourage the few earnest
workers by providing larger rooms,
more means, more interest, and give US a
hearty cooperation in right influence,
right voting, and vigilant enforcement
of city laws.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19
Poison OAK.


The following extract, taken from a
letter written by Mr.. E. A. Bell, fully
explains itself:
While surveying land in 1883 I acci-
IDENTIFY handled poison oak vine, and in
less than three hours (the eruption usually
resulting from such contact begins in
ten days. my face was swollen and dis
figured. and my hands and arms seriously
affected. I Immediately began taking
Swift's Specific Is. S. S., and after taking
three large bottles I found all signs of
the breaking out entirely removed. I
was led to suspect its return at the same
time next year, but it did not, nor has
there been any indication of it's return
since.
My little boy, eight years old, was af
fl1cted with the same poison in 1884.
After taking several bottles of Swift's
Specific Is. S. S. the eruptions entirely
disappeared. A very slight form of the
same eruption returned during the next
spring, but we then resumed the s. S. s.,
and having taken enough during that
season to make the cure permanent, he
has not since had any return of the dis
ease. Swift's Specific IS. S. S. certainly
affected thorough cures in both these
cases, and I regard itssas most effective
remedy for all such diseases.
A. E. BELL, Anderson, S. G.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease
mailed free.
SwIFT's SPECIFIC Co.. Atlanta, Ga.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19
w HY COUGH,

XX1HEN few doses Of Ayers Cherry
w, Pectoral will relieve you? Try it.
Keep it in the house. You are liable to
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19

Amanda B. Jenner, Northampton,
Mass. writes: "CommOn gratitude inn
pels me to acknowledge the great bene-
fits I have derived for my children from
the use of Ayers most excellent Cherry
Pectoral. I had lost two dear children
from Group and consumption, and had
the greatest fear of losing my only re-
delicate. Happily, find that by giving
them Ayers Cherry Pectoral, on the first
swssnto1ns of throat or lung trouble, they
auA relieved from danger, and are be-
cdz ng robust, healthy children"
l1 i the winter of 1885 took bad
CO.: which, in spite of every known
re- e dy, grew worse, so that the family
pI9 clan considered me incurable, sup
m;o 2 me to be in consumption. As q
las esort I tried Ayers Cherry Pecto-
rd nd, in a short time, the cure was
CO. 4 etc. Since then have never been
weG 4t this medicine: am fifty years
tr1Ee nv good health to the use of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. l."-G.W.Youker,
Salem, N. ]. =.
"Last winter contracted severe
cold, which by repeated exposure, be-
came quite obstinate. was much
troubled with hoarseness and bronchial
irritation. After trying various medl-
cines, without relief, at last purchased
a bottle of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. On
taking this medicine, my cough ceased
almost Immediately, and have been
we'll ever since. REV. Thos. B. Russell,
Secretary Holston Conference and P. r.
of the Greenville District, NJ. E. c.,
Jonesboro, Tenn.
Ayers Cherry Pectora|,
PREPARED BY
Or. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81; six bottles,45.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19

That tired, debllitated feeling, so pecu-
liar to Spring, indicates depraved blood.
Now IS the time to prove the beneficial
effects of Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t toleanses
the system, restores physical energy, and
infuses new life and yigor INTO every
fiber of the body. Ill. s,s....... ...s.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19
Carleton College Glee Club.

Next Monday evening, March "a, our
citizens will have the pleasure Of listen
ing to the Carleton College Glee Club
They come under the auspices of the
Young Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church. The admission will
be Csc, reserved seats 35c. Those who
arc fond of good music should not fail to
attend this concert. Below we give the
program for the evening:
1. Glee.. young Musicians
2. College Songs.--......: ..The ia % AK"
3. Violin SOO..........-........ ''MazurkS"
T. College song. The Sunday School Scholar"
5. Song... ......'' 1.-THE Image Of the Rose"
with humming accompaniment.)
("Battle Cry of Freedom.
., "0n! On! On! The Boys Are
T. War Songs.I Marching" ...............
How It Marches" ..........
('Tenting Tonight" ;;;.....::,:,;
g. Bass Solo s.Hundred Fathoms Deep
10. Glee... "Myrheer Vandernick"
H. Baritone Solos Snfy Ssay nS by an ana 6aag,, Sng
49, College fne fe9!'s Mermaid was raay'
Ga9'eco G1ee sonc ''' :.v;ntooo sama,,
10. College Song......;. Chlng'a. Ling
II. College Song. g........ Torpedo and Whale"
IL. college song. ....-.. solomon Levi
H. COllege song. ..."Old hlng COle'
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19

why doesn't he take Hoods Sarsapar-
llla?" is the general inquiry of friends
when person suffers from any disease
of the blood. :"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19
Balance in treasury. ll9 IA
The general expenses are classified as

The bonded Indebtedness OF the city is
$4,000.
Salaries of officers are charged to the
respective departments.
About $500 of the amount for street
improvements was for bills Of the previ-
Gus year.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19
Our City Finances.

The following report of the receipts
and expenditures of the city of Austin
for the fiscal year ending March 1, 1890.
is furnished US by Recorder Wold, and 1t
IS of great interest to every taxpayer in
the city:
Receipts. $37, ,089 81
Disbursements. observation-disclosures. -. $3.50 80
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19

nave q cough aI any
time, and no other
remedy is so effective
as this world
renowned prepara-
ton. No household:
with young children,
should be without it.
Scores of lives are
saved every year by
its timely use,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19
Report of Chief of Police,

The following is the report of Chief of
Police ingalls, for the year ending March
/. 1890:
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DoarS Wnntco.

4 Yot -. WuMAN. witch un->rop;i"n-
~ able f.rs1irr> a, I" u, ility ani char
a,t-r. wishes " r"it a i'S'fh Ia prtat"
iunhh, giving ldAio lt>.uu- ~ eNrl..us = y
t.,b" bodr!. Address MI SiLlAN' I'5
fth-@,c.
A LIBERIA hu.inc-- ma wants
~ c'nfoi'a . rom "'th hr pa pt'r'
H., 1t lie n ode ale b~twr"n ."0 I'D lith
.Lo.. Last SID. H:3, fribsnr oi''rr.
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ID Wa sid. above 5Jfh a.. prrfrri~';
,,p.irs 4, b, no,ir-d must state t.ri.-. winch
must D. mo!"r,ie. AG.tfo' A. H., lrlb-
Gn- Uptown niii"". l.4;s bfoid"'d.
Do\I:p WANTED. iron October /. by
ID iaay and tvs" 1au.ht'r>; also Younger
rhIid aud maid; two large I""m', "'th
smaller one desired must u" h't"""h butn
aLd lo:th ,to. West SGr; hoari not {" az
cd 80 week. md IN pri'di" family
highest rtfcrrr, r- Gnrn and ir'iuit'd. Nd
DR., - NJ. Room 10. >. finc--t.
llUAKD WANTED. b. Young man below
- I'D 81. 'iai' inns btlNat" fanny pre-
irrr-d. Addir,, -. =. Irlbr.nr b!ii''.
HINTLEMAN aud va. dc-ii" f'r.'
u o. unfuiii,h.d room VITA ,"iIi I'D
tdtAat, ,Io + ference. 'i,OOD l.b' \.
1iON.' Tribune iptJnn once. .3S
broadway.
HAVE. "Nrrllrht furniture. carpit'. b'''".
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niua!.'n rtylr hou-'' ruliplr:rly. nh. il VIA
let L. a srlrrt An.,ri an faulty ~ part naf'
ur.,I tur rent Of two rooms and board Tor
self and daughter; hou,c must bc lorst \ III
cOrd nrighiprhopd: feferr"r,. Address
v iii full particulars. HANfORD' No"" j.
~, lit,ldway.
fruANFNT, comic ;aNlr LONE for goa
i 49,! ~ ard louns d,lrhtrr III prNa;-
fa"r!y %; two or three aiIlts no boarding.
Lt., mar Central PAX. NrN l"tH. or
Ir,p o. iiivht-. Hioohlyn n'ihrr ,it'
an d. /; ilir nccrs'aFy Tor lltt!" R'f' NhIs
IN Il, u,urs no ti'ar To- inScatlatr.
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49,, Pay $50 pei I.ufth g w." I"ons
" flfri.a.d l., "a sati.ilrt "I. WIN rs'-
cl,., board. wh"rr thr ar no children or
O., b"s G"". either IN NV. io;k Or out
'Itr..- mo- TOR. 80 Wet 29th-st' wv
Yn.S.
xy,tv,; MAN wi,hr- room and board
above 3iti->i trnN moh"fal' ~
Trbunc Cp,own Oiilcr. LBS broadway
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FURNISHED Rooms.


c
1ntnl6neO MOONS.
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A WELL. ~ RNlSHED, "eI-ishca
- stem, h.atd room. or two. Ell SUITE lst
80 800 :. --- -
A 'uMf OK ALE: furnishco rom TOT
"A Two. with bath all IMPROVEMENTS;
lrivats house. l,Uo Lexington-ave., BET
W. wv -; ~: -, :. :; :. :; -
a room for one or two gentlemen y. IS
.naries-.t: near sth.1, st.tion 0'h.Aye: I:
A HANDSOME new S-story house. con.
a plerly fnf1ish'd near elvt ated s.ation
isIbnnc / u,own 00lrr Las. broadway.
~. ,-,..'-,.-.,.---
! ~ ~. furnlshrd room 70 ieAfh private
"a "ouSe. 81 East soth st.
4 t'f furnished room 3" ,ct In private
y hor-'. $40 Fast l1th-st.
n 20 Ola, aid o,c snail rori: al
rrrhAi ,ed. Jos Me't '3dst.
r. 81 SIi.,:",t,; ;.r} iD;ni,h"l
row iti, ga b.ui h'S' Aiu 'o'"'ns
~ ''r'i eva. q -''t"n'. ~ a."
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L .ith family of three all conycnirnc"s
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4 cs ~ iS,a nn aHa Wv h,iS MI.
,un hou.e. 70 wrst th.st.. near Broadway.
,,,\v.l :, 80 49,, ,.,-,,, Il ~,o,...
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.,rHy1surp r,rlo, with folding led
d-.r asI ,, .,n ga, rar BAH n,"t. $50
etl.:aNs: .--
II slit..h.' "A ir. o. rmcn, or house.
L.-png. 80 w'st 42..,I
~-,-,,,v ,,,>,.., ,.,,. ,J.,..r,
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-, ,-.,-,,,0r nd A., "a
~ -,t, /" ecn,."n.cn. vitiouL hoard room.
-. r"nt-d ,tn.i' % - suit. Appn VI
Wet oth-st References.
" or Iiyh, hous,krr,dpc uac Kitchen.
i,uuJ,,. a. a., 90, hoa W., Id -
, 80 ~
ID HfSI'l ms or light business TWO Ia
s.7 V w"s. '3i is,..t. '''''"'N :" "'''''
DERMANENr GENTLEMAN can nnd
w,iI iurul.hcd ,onrn. rinse.s water.
Lath. private house, lc0 West 4l.t-st.
=, !>.... o. .onn,,..4g room, with god
- mad rriva," Lon-". I8j East I0f'h IT.
,,,,ci,r, ma, ,,, ,,,ii r.o,,. n,,,
door 4 lrk at,. ho,,,.. f,,ri.n.d or w..
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~ p,rlor and bcd!oU,n; hot and cod
water Sa~ ana baMl: ----
InlASr a.TU.Sr.-A larg" front room.
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49, So, =, 4 MI, ~" t.; ,.;i.
..a.c-ali.. BOWER.
visa l.n r>c,,inut "a moor
~ q, ,,.i. ..,-,t. rams. ali con-.
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b.,an'a-t ',.rtd r'f"f-nr".
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G,ip f,eal estate 90 frt.


An MADIsON.AVE.. near o. DIST. hiha.
~ .ou,ciy ~ he'd house l rCut To stf..t.y
private family owner would board with
d sifabie tenant b - rr.ra nee, YN1i ana
t,Quirrd. A. dress O"NF.t, AIDuhe 'p'
town ONCE, 23o BroaG"ar.
- ETWEEN SIN AND LENOH AVEs..
tt0fy brownst0ne 20. foo. house, Just cecoi-
ltcl and put in thorough oTccf rom too "
lotion - 800. BEAES. l3i Lc0harost.
HOUSE TO RENT.-Eneiisi. basement,
II 2l5 West +Gil.st., rented 10" 10 To-
I,0nsible party. Apply IT, agr.'t
ITO RENT-Fur ish-d el".ant 4.sNfy
! house, hard sCOd finish. Uu!lt 3 y'Tt,;
bewly decorated throughout. hrniturr M
Aew. close by finest Fart Of crnir. PARK
West Side. Inquire rooms 8. ana D. NO
tS3 Broadway.
n o LETT lofts. aith elevator ahd hfe
j SLrinklers. Apply on prc.aiscS, III
hxaas.st.. T. q. PATTERSON.
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flats CO Ert. FURNISHED
A PARTMt.NTS N excellent order.
Il -. - 81 t.iosr.-...
large. Eight ro"'Js.
modern IN LrONslIrit- ana urtura ri.

J,IINI>IIl - ia IN o. III "a 70 -
L cr,. 10 ,.,,!, ID0A.- t"ta'"r; htcfh
l,at. -; III. IiIoui" ptS"n ONE,
90 81 adMdy.
TIA\b-p!r!.Y ami ,oop,u'' Is furAi.a'G.
1 l y~v.n i1ri,.~ ; N"Iv G'-'ftD4" sra!t
nd urIgI,l.nfh~d 20 3S1 Nrs' @3i Il
u,O RENT. Hand, III v furnished l.:
/ room. nat In ~" i.i-t'n .h'h.-'. g. u
=, - q, f. 'r% th' '"it' "a W.
81, ,,n'u t..iu' if"i. one - Tia. ~ ~.n-
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furnishes Rooms

4 -C1IOICE. elegantly rni-hcd r"oI...
"A. en- quite or sinxly bath "Oin' attich"a
private faulty Owhing hous;, rel r. noes
~ Wet 35th.,t.
A -EIfIiANT. newly furnished ''o
"A. rooms to let consisting 0i = ME- to'
o' second COu.. with alc0,"; p!rnt, of
closet room hot aud cold water; bath
also nic'l, furnished back b''iot and
bal. roops in trHa'r ,n,hy p ms,M.,n
Iro.1xsy and 4th.a>c
p,KI.Ok FLOOf: aud extension. fuzzy
n Furnished two Ml> !! required oWhei
IN hn,i."; II, board ~ taken. 42' west
o3d.,t I."ndon T"rra 81.
A Ot'IFT. PLEASANT HON" fof one 90. o,
"A two gentlemen Of education ~ 80
Eat Aai.hL houke ItrletIy kINate.
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Dcaro ano hooms.

-h.-A.-AI / ~ ION
= . "a. jrA Cii to- -. ''IahG' i"'LS 10
fALI. BOARD.
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Or ,,th.f.' hoard liINaic Gbl~.
s,fI." and .lnEi" ro1ius board ol'it"uoi.
h..i'ru"f.ts Goc'"i' ",h'"s ii d'Si; 'hI"
lOcai'pir .thty his.-cl.s.' IoLacs fdh
,I,.nt- oi unIu,Jieni IU.tf-. r~'f.' n o.
ciy.u. Information rellatIi and ii'"
y. 1. LEIAND 90.
80 W,,I 3ith.st.
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- N'Ns o1bH''V'
n. 3. Me-, pI.t.. ar,n;."r",- "a: :". +.
,a.niIy. handsome, f.rnisi.rd roo'..e hIi.sb
or e. suit. with board fD!l's; r.frr'hcts
As ABOVE ana o'h"r RON. irr!,h"
"A a ;A.Nar' h"." ~ L'htl n'n, I'1'A
y rc1ulJ'd 20 Wet 3ith
4 -iANDSr..iiLY Furnished ,""u.-.
~. with hoard ,ingiy Of - ,"t' "h',f
arrangements ref r'n'"' - W.T. -" =
4 i.h,NNiE iNMlLN h4- 70 -lar" t~o
~ we!! -..rni>Ifed squar. i"nlis silI b"t,i
?'Hu'mti h'st i'l'f"i''''' - WIZ
.,,u.>I.. - Wr>l .furm.rly dih.
"A. ave. Hand nn"i' frrni-hru i""h','
"I.. .up'r!ol tail" n"i>ri-.- pI'"h'""t ''''
c'n"rs.
A -ATTHArIINt HOUSE n'ar r'n'r-i
o. Is wIth xtcilrnt lizard rci'i II cs' 80
vt "pin.-t
A I,.W MES to hoard vita family. %'
n Est 1856 iinr t"i'". .
A *Itt.Ll - NISiit.D. IaI". c"''-
n h.'tnx ro"li. ali '"ninicdA ;I"n~ ",
III piYho Z N otter rooms, wan boar ''
~ Fact 10Th
DA1K rAELGi;. NOV" AID o''.i r""'i.-
- hindsourll furnished 't'"il".it thhI
rra,OIa.'; r.!'i"n' . ~ "''t '''"''.
ni.%i HLOrK is M uELN%. -"
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. Tor .id,: folding hrd-. pri'a.s tabir.
ia,r s3i per week leT twn.
l.. ,.n,i.nfD i;OOl> Larir and sndl.
wan ~ Hith"ut h'Sri. ~ 0nd n""I
nnuic oouIiOrt- terms reasonable, h"1i ia
ton 217 I.o.t l2tth->t.
HAMrRiY PACK NoErn Cknown q,
u 10; ard l3c Ea-t @l-t--t.I Elegant
',uitr. wish dining room ana bath ai,"
rooriis en- .IIt~ or -ingly board aud attend
lnce unsxc"iisd privileges Of pri\at" larf:
IIANDSO Nelly furnished rooms with
III hoard can now be- secured for Ia" s"a.
.nn table AND appointments hr',-rls>"
~ West 5lAt->E.
n EXINGrON.ANE. SO, corner 3'hh.
IL -Dr,iritlr large and small rooms
all con rnicnce,: excellent table ; home com
forts.
AkGE HALL ROOM and board hot and
IL cold water mar G.d ~. tGtn-iN". IL.
,tDRiAT hell 1863 yh.aNr.
Any With 81 'ldr"n ct lady students HAY
i 4 nb,ain good board and handsome room. At
n,odrratN prices at THE WHITNEY Sf.Ml-
EhKY. ".0i8 5tl-avr.
ApY iVirg alone In a fat would Ike
l. two friend, 10 t0a'd suite q! thr'"
,n,,n, nee house; FOOD tail' central 10;
eaton: winrr price,; references. li3
East 3Otk.s.. lst nat east.
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Npl A', FEENthN.kN. - yrarS Old.
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- TrDEBAKER BROS. MfG. CO.,
- DLBAk Err BROS. MtG. CO.,
81 MURRAY ST.

HAVE on SALE AT GREAT BAR,
GAINS 4 SPECIAL LINZ OF Light
OPEN BUSINESS WAGONS AND RIO.
G:ES: ALSO A LOT or THEIR FAMOUS
CHICAGO CtC UNDER StRikf IS.
iANoEY AMP EXIIXSloN TOPS;
F ,h4s I4Si ch ki4siS AN koAR
kTECiAL line OF GIN MD Tor
DELIVERY WAGONS. ALL or WHICH
WILL BE SOLD AT SPECIAL BAK-
III " cali. AND zee THEM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
Dress makinq.

NRFSSN qLs'lt cutter. IT.
~ t.r d-,i2ntr; lat .r"ln Eri"l'. WIN
Worth. Plnsa,, M. Connolly car ia.r AMI
evening dresses. ln' t.. or-nad- co Tunes,
clOans, &c. ia family or AZ home D"st Nv
tux and A., lc In New-lOrA or no pay n0
Sfl.ayp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07

Males.
4 PRA TICAL ..tIIt,r d">irrS T. ttke
"A rha!-. or s a. I house, -niii"'i IN -
Ia'-.n-. AiG..ss GEEAAN JANI.UE. -!
y, Il { .'..-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
G ounirn Rfa! estate for Sale

SrLLN DID j--tory family a!sfth,'ht
A.nou>c u.yin, /. per cent on -rI.lh.
u =. 31th-s, near etl,-aN". j. ~. fAh.r
{ /, = 1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07

VERY hne large carriage horse: Young
sound and kind sale or exchange. con.
DIT, 1l13 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07

L. LBtEON. y. j.
H fDK SALE o. OCfAS:AVE.
Elegant re.ideiccs. cho.r. building plots.
iiy WILLIAM LAM"
Long Brdnch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07

Ar REJrCEU PHlCES.-5O0 second.
"A hand wood and iron working machines;
hi!y guaranteed machinery bought aud Ell.
,hai. sd. GLOHGE u. EDDY. 30S Madl.
son-sk