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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
THE TOVN AGAINST THEM.
THE WEST INDIES ASPHALT COMPANY WILL
HAVE PROTECTION FROM STONY

Cpon the COMPLAINT Of the West Indies Asphalt
Company, Of NO 80 Wast.. temporary injunction
was Granted Yesterday by Justice Cullen Of the su-
premc Court sitting in Brooklyn TO protect the works
of the COMPANY from mob violence and to set aside
r,,lip 81 tho hoard Of Health Of the Town of stony
POINT or,o.fto p.k,kin where the work, Of the com
pany are located.
The West Indie, Asphalt company is II New-Jersey
co,,,oration chartered IN March last. It's capital
stock f., said 10 be about 100000. of which 100000
Ia, bco, issued The president Of the company Is
Lame, \ w PINE who was seen yesterday ana made
,,uti,IIv the following statement: "our company
WA, ,r.-ln,zcd for tie purpose ol mahuIac'uriH5
a,phalt for street paving and for other Purposes our
raw material coming from the island OF Trinidad we
lain, ~ f,ct,r, # Jonc-'s Point, III the Township OF
stony Point R0clland county al" chPi'cu h's'
,,,,ior If men. shortly after beginning operations
-, have trouble with the town politicians
,, rit, tno roughcr element living there, and when
y. 49, i,,i,uoted 70 H. by minor town official that
~ ,..,,,t If certain sums Of money would make
,i, all right the matter locked to us Ike case "i
,1.,.,,au and We refused 10 be bled
rb. frs: charge against US was thai we oO9lruc'eu
. ,-,,ror and We made a highway for the
- fr.o Of charge. Then the Board OF hcalh
-. ut am Injunction declaring our WORKS a pHDH'
.,,co and we were periorce compelled 10 shat d""h
1hc tronble ELIMINATED at o'clock last lhuISPal
or,inc when "A gang of about eighty ItiuihN' lea ol
doputv sheriff. made an attack upon our "orh' an"
.,,,y tuiucd the main building. ms last outrage
par -, no ,s In sock redrcs, in the courts
ma u,' tbe counsel of the West Indies Company 1t
FiOIn ~, ' lcarned that the company believes IL has
wa % 80 the land upon which s work, are built
~ ,b,t the land has ceased to DE highway >, iIt
ginai highway having been taken When lhe Nc7l
otll" iirnod was hilt and none other since csiab
oDplv ''l M, claim is further made that the manu-
tIsLcu, &, no more of public nuisance than many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22

The application Of Colonel \. II. Rogers Joy q
mandarin, to compel street, leaning Commissioner
Bcatte to rcinstate him Deputy Commissioner WIS
denied yesterday by Judge Bo1k'taver OF inc 'o"-
mon Pleas Court The Judge held that the Oo.h-
missioner had power to ramove deputy.
JUDGE Hco,,tayer, Of the Common PIea' court
heard rearerment Yesterday upon the Application Tor
q stay " the election in ST. stephens Protestant Ed
copal Church. directed take place tomorrow" pelu
ing an appeal. The stay has been gFahteu aifeauS
by the Judge but W. II. Hamilton con;cnded that us
continuance would keep the church in crippled con
ditlon until January, as the appeal cculh ho' 10
determined before that time. This, he said W0hw
defeat the order Of election and practically deeat the
voters General Wager Swayne and Charles nancy
aroucd I'm favor Of the stay. The Judge reserved ms
decision until this morning
Tol,n Fitzpatrick or Liverpool Jack appeared
ag,Iu in the supreme Court, yesterday, handcuied 10
no,cctive jackson of sing >nG. As the GehciT!
it.,,n decided that Fitzpatrick was tcchUlfaIN h"
,,if NJ Kidnapping in sending men to Nucata "heti
thev suffered severely, he wishes - De Ielel1" u
ION On bail hi, counsel asked 20 nave me- pom
RIoI ~ 5000 Mr.. Dos iHSooN OF the Di'fIGt -
r'rv's once thought that amount too small. JUICE
lccvs sad he would read the decision o the General
Tenn and decide upon the amount OF bail TINS morning
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cot " " pr.DLFY's TESTIMONY.

The report Of the commission which was sent 10
Washington to take the testimony OF Colonel W. W
Dudley in the case Of Tallmadgc & Martin against
the Republican League OF the United state, has
been fled I'm the Superior Court. Colonel Dudley
testified that he had had dealing with tha firm and
had never desired any printing from them, either
for himself or for the League. The only tine he had
heard of the firm when document, were
brought into the headquarters Of the League. and
asking where they came from he was told by either
Mr.. Foster, president of the League or Albert Dasrc
that they came from Tallmadgc q Martin. II" had
accepted the place Of chairman or the committee
after he had been told that he would have all
assistance he would need and that he would have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
NORTH DAKOTA ELEVATORS To CLOSE.
AN EFFORT TO DEFEAT THE TAX LAW PASSED
BY THE LEGISLATURE.


Chicago. July 21-A dispatch from jamestown
Y. D., says II VIII be a startling piece OF news
to fine wheatcrowers Of North Dakota to Gnd ont
on the eve Of harvest that no elevator in the STATE
will Store grain this year. This change In the
handling of the crop has been kept secret as pos
,iflc 1t wa, determined upon 1t is said, soon after
III, law was passed this year which makes all pubic
elevator, and warehouses pay annual license Of
IT, "a nor 600 bushels capacity Nine tenths Of the
crop Of the state has been heretofore bought by the
elevator companies upon the Duluth and Minneapo-
IL onota,iou, \ farmer could store his grain III
these elevator, for fifteen days for nothing, ana
loeu if I'm store ~ long ne desired 10 pay small
fee therefor Sow the elevator will refuse ms oil
the ground that they not prbhc elevators ana
the farmer will be compelled 10 sell his crop at what
ever price the company chooses 10 allow him. III
mos, case, this will leave him prnncsN for the Whe'
The law was supposed to be reasonable one, ana was
I'm In, nature of not easy 10 cvade ~ me ou
fax law proved but the companies, in order % cv2dc
IT, will resort to this sweeping change, when VIII
hiring misery on most Of the wheat growers OF TINS
state a class of men having from 30 to 300 acres "i
grain which represents all they have IN The world
and which now promise, the first actual return for
their labor in three years.
nv the plan Of forcing private buyers ont Of the
small stations and agreeing upon price the prin
cpol elevators Of the state viii have, as in the past
ah.oIutc control of the cnormou, crop now heading
am, Thi. crop will be large that the railroad
op,nonic- have stated that all the railroads combined
cannot furnish car, to II onc-tenth as fast rs
required If the elevators decline to store It the
confusion and dsmay that viii result will be some
thing unparalleled OF course the demand for cars
win he immensely increased Farmers having hal
ma notice of the elevators action VIII not have time
~ build bins or warehouses. They have. ne rule,
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CENTRAL PARK RESERVOIRS NEARLY FILL.

GENERAL PARK RESERVOIRS NEARLf ftL
There have been only few trahs III tHc s"0o'
and house plumbing throughout the city IN cohSe-
oucncc Of the increased head OF water rom nc nc"
Aqueduct The engineer Of the Department 81 puOhc
Works said Yesterday that the breaks "e'e h"' nOro
Numerous than would naturally be cNpcctN Decaus'
OF the increased force Of the water Repairs Lave Deen
made f. the pine, which have shown signs OF break
Ing and in every Instance it Ia, been ioahu tnaV wv
nine, were Old and rotten. The main reservoir IN
Central Park vas nearly full last neht' ana
cypcc.,d that water will he mp to the top oil INC
,,,,I, bv rbrrs1av Then the gates will be shut, ana
rcpair, viii be made to section No. OF the ne"
hqucduct where there has been leak. The pressure
Of water In Ike I'D Aquoduct has been consiaeraDy
decreased and when the new Aquedu.t mas Deen 70
,rr,d the old one will be closed entirely unn the
necessary repairs can be made Engineers maNel WHY
i,reols in II have not occurred. II Is rotten any
leal.l now in many places: IL, . 90 r,orro,y
The Noueduct Commissioners will meet TO morrow
and omen fine bid, for building Dam az Lako
tIenida II will DE long time. however, before Ihe
Ouaiier Bridge Dam is benIn B0nngs anu sDun ,
inrs for a foundation for i are being MADE ualH Dy
cuglncors and site for il has not yet been Seltiea
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DISSATISFIED WITH THEIR ASSESSMENT.

The firm OF Tracy Mcfarland, Wins. Boafdmah "
Plat yesterday secured from Justice Andrews, OF Tile
Supreme Court. writ Of certiorari for Thomas PAU
president OF the United states Express Company re
qurInc the Tax Commissioners 70 show In OCTOBER
next why they have assessed the cOnpanys stock al
100000. The company is an association OF seven OF
persons. under articles Of agreement ana haVih|
a nominal capital of 100000. The officers say that
it is not CORPORATION I'm the sense Of the tax laws
that il has no corporate capital stock subject 10 taxa
ton: that the proposed tax IS in reality tax up21
and regulation OF commerce between ue c.a"S.
/. therefore they saw violation OF the Constitution
Of the United states. which conles upon congress uc
power to regulate interstate commerce
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n)orh i0antco.
Miles.

MoIos
MdIes'
a alton As tr,,cli.na commercial dlstrb-
- ~ II ~ ,..',t H. ,,.,r.t ,.urfi.
,r,. Adir..- 4 t1G>WEIL 81
t,tbur ,,,. C.rIo,d \ y
4 .'.t ,,,,.,. ,,.,t' thr r., ,,n 4rrnt and
E. - "' ..4 .,'''..
r'h1' .i %. e N'"- "i" Do poo .ii- ''" .''.'
t.., -, az. ,',s and T., tni RI. rcn,c-.
Acdrr.- a.. W. 49,, lJ. Tribune.
ar,,,i.,,-,u ,,,,I Nm machine:
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no granarcs ard cannot get money 90 buy lumber
for new To store their own grain in.
Many Of them bought seed wheat of the elevator
syndicate organized by Governor Miller this spring
tbs wheat charged for at IL bnshci and lien
taken the crop. which prevents the farmer from
doing anything with IL except 10 turn II over 10 mo
company as IL is thrcshcd. The plan OF the
combine viii result in agricultural panic for THIS
pat Of the state.
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Domestic Gllultlons Ulnit0
hlnles

Males
HrrLER. ny young Enrii,hm,'n "a.
.It,,. ro.t r.f.r.n,,.- Mi-oIlD. Adde'S,
iuWIN TINsON, Elwood o.. suffolk
Co.,. y. Y.
DUTLEG COOK. By a highly r'-p..'t'
Id abic c,n.,.. with % }tiI- bt'. Do .I-
,ucc- Irt.I AID American rooh!ns,
i ,l, nrrsI' u!,.I,,''., '\rv,or,. T.
DtiLLI.. II. nr-,-cla-- man. Ia pri' ate
- family Ntrr. -,.oud man j. k'pt or
.tn,f.i,,.. single. :, feet ~, good recon-
m.nd ,ion~. ,HANN. 90 90 AZ.
EsA,uMAN sDa rsrtCL-MAN. H' a
u Thoroughly rNp,rlencrd ana wen -i''"n'
m.ud,d German; understands the care oi
LOr-,-. harness. carriages rtH"pir uIlN,I
General worker. good city ana country
reference. AdGr.-. ADV hRIlSER. caro-
II. CWr- ~ Para
EOACuMAN.- thoroughly cNp'rlcn,' d
Y man, understands hof-'-. ga f.I't' Il
harmless hunters and polo ponir' hi' h'u
long r.poeloncc. d, care ul ciN any ps
city reference. la, employer cHn DE- S"rh.
'olr'.- j. y. lo5 fa-t 35th--t.
EOACuMAN.- cNrcrl,n,od man sin
u gle thoroughly und' r-tand~ tl' Uu-l,
ness can milk. viii b. found Wiling ana
ohllsinc and competent r.N or cuuu
ycsrI good city references. T. "NH'''
100 West i2d.st
OAtULAN. 49,, a -mll' man with pr
- Nato family tho;ourllY Lud i'tand7 th"
care 90 hor-,- and DIIi"2r- dl-ru"'t'u ''
account oi family - Goiul 10 l.cfpp', e'pI
rifI rrfcrIut - g. IT,. Tribune lpioWh
once. ! rs broadway.
IOACHMAN aud r~tFrL-MNN COOK,
y &c.. GY man AVID vic. lazy, a' Dr.
class cook or useful in hou-" q frqut q.
best RI rrnrc~. Addrc~. ! ~ >! Npls IL
,lf, Of J Scibrrt, l,ln9 Brul"Iu-''''
Brooklyn.
HOACHMAN or BrrLEE COOK ~
\ ,olor.-i % au and wife. irltrrhr. llt'
ni-h-d. Addr.-- O.. r.. - Bril 81, u " N".
HOACHMAN aud G:uOM. lN a rnir''d
u4n. ,ity ar ru.ntryt Dive t.ld 'iiL
rlur.in.nald good man with iolo L1 '-
Nr-f-ril-- etunm. ference. Ahuit'7
HENEY TENE. oo3 Ia. ''i1-St.
I,OACHMAS. competent D. az. aE'd
u 81 who Thoroughly undo stands ln"I'
car. nf hOfsr- aud carriages, D. sober anu
,Iilelnq. -tylish. careful driver; r. hsm,
r.,niuiirndcd by two n the best families 9I
Wv Yorr fnr thr past 10 years. can D.
H.. is5~ Hru1iNaY near i-u-t'
DohCuMAN. ~ an Engli,hrn tnor.
u nurnly under taul~ u business hi""H
th. can. II fine road ana rirtldR h"l ','
lainc-- and carriages 2o'd ID"
driver: strictly temp rat cN'tH'it, "l+
uuaur.tionahlr references from last cmplo,,..,
C,h OF apply 81 ih-aNc.. -"lh anu -"'"
49,. ENGLISilMAN:
rONCHMAN or GROOM b.. coln2,,t."Nt
I man: reference. T.. 1. "oOD"
| .G3i AmsteIdamANe.
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similar Establishments which are ma.ntaned IN various
large cities The statements made by President lhe
are all sworn 10 in the application upon when tne
temporary Injunction was grant The ease VIII come
up for second hesrin, before Justice Cullen on
Jaly 25. should the company succeed in gctihE a
permanent Injunction against Interference win lis
operations II will probably bring suit Tor damages
against the town Of stony Point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
WRESTLING At THE PRODCCE EXCHANGE.

Tho Produce Exchange had little better telegraphio
service Yesterday than on Saturday. The western
tuIon had one wire for the Exchange TO Chicago Tho
day was exceedingly quiet, less trading being done
tbap on SATURDAY. Prince Claggett and Az Geer,
,,,o we'll known brokers, enlivened the day by an
tmnronptu wrestling match. President Thomas
tanned the fun and rcprmanded the participants
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Business G hGutes

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CIGAR SIpHL..A htst-' Ass 'Lai''
y fo, sober |Hd ina t'ioi' '-a'-
I.fnrri easy torn 70 U. i-."1 a,'. ,.
o.'-' !" w. - 90 -N'''''''
''''''' ,....,..
A I iAl CASH l'i h,"cns % ~. co..
~. Ql-t. a. O. JOA-' I,n.f 49, v
Al-hiug gOous. cloi"ihR HhOc' ,tItfrH.'
FeAhs'N VIt{ ~ "'.' a.,,d ~ Wsll,r.-t
.''''
.dl.ug editor W-Ts q" h"'i"" some
-. r..u.ta. v...Iy Iau-rrp.r Addre--
PROFITABLE l-n East !. 1fh-st.
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main meeting and after discussion Of the results OF
the consultation with the standard people the con
ference decided TO take measures to place the BCcke
(Ohio) Pipe Line certificates upon all the exchange
Ratification is needed from the members Of some OF the
exchanges but the sentiment IS so strongly in favor OF
the project that its success mas be said TO be as
Cuppd
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/. omc9hc Gllualo1s tC1nl' 0
Females

Females
NJ WANDER LINDEN's Female
\, EmLloSm.ut Bureau. .i3 Ou-dtr.. sap
.I.,, private fiuIuc, with select help ol
Ncn Nationality.
A MEXICAN woman Of Refinement would
~ u,c position t~ coma aloh {" 'h
,id-fN lady ,it ol culuti! n" onJ.,'''"
90 ua>cl Address X. NJ. BOX -. Tribune
Onicr.
a rNl.fttIINCiD WOMAN wi-h"- to
n go ont by thr day Wa-hing. lroriIr,
hog-rclrauiuE. ~rrubling best r,l'ithtc.
lJj West 5H'h--t
al MINDS of German servants. with
" nr.t-ra~- rfrfcuc. always or hanu
t,. en-. O., couutr, /. SONNEN>tUElN' y
Lmplo, urut once, - Jdave.. near oth-'t.
Al AMERICAN WOMAN OF refinement
"A would li,c to a~-l~, % mother Wlth h'r
tnllCrri. or undertake any position inv diving
responsibility ana fidelity. Address VI. IL.
Eos H. Tribune once.
At PO~T'S.- Cooks for hotels ani board.
"A ine houses and hou-cW orkrr-. - West
iitl--t.. corner Gtl-1|''
NnAMBEi.WOKk, HOUSEWORK, &c.
Y -Ey German girls. for city or country.
I3s Cth.ayc., at the PROrENTANf HOME
BUREAU. i'm house above loth'st'
and WAITRESS or
" WAITRESS aIonr."iiN yOIu@ swedish
woman best ~ rf. renee, city or country
llra-c call 80 dtA-'N-.. near i-1-'t
~ uNMnEEMAID and WAITRESS
y neat toung, ri ci% ~, On -, y9Hn' r.,
.. ference. Adir.,- MARY McMANi =. 81
Vest -1th--t.. ln store.
rnAMrHGWouK. WAITRESS rs. &c
l h.. ,u.ur ,'r.-. cts ur country .''.
.a.,.. i8s ith.aNr., ut thc PROT r~iAN TT
HOME BUREAU. an house aDo>" io-''.i.
amt WAlJEE~o.-H"
, neat lutfi. SOIL. tlt" CO.. tot EitA
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little work to do in connection with the League no
had never authorized Mr. Daggett to act Tor MN i'll
any other capacity than that Of messenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22

rONCUMAN or GROOM ~ con R,,t.'Nt
Y man; reference. T. u
/ .G3i AmstcrdamaSe.
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FURNISHED Rooms

t,EX1SurD ROOM TO LLI-~uitapie
L far t.ro lIc!rs or CcuNcWri. a., uD
tN.,n . and y. IN. BkCCks' 49, "'S'
J5d-St.
..-,,.,.7,,If AN ,1fFi;CY PARE. -l47 East
Si.t-t-Haudfo furnished I0"n.S
:, Let: breakfast il desired; rank p!N'
ii,gc- also references.
NJ 7H-ST.. b WLoT.-Most C,ntTiS dw
70 ro,,u- all sizes every comfort Ion
.',.,rcr ur.crs 70 permanent gentlemen OF
couples. ---------
20 TII.ST. 49, WENT.-liand~o"''y
D furnished Wtior. ad,oininf nraf',.,,
fr.r. select u'.IuUoIhood near -
ton; second fat. -,..--,.
N>nt~ON- (VE.-Furni.hct back
Is plr.or: u.c ~ r"r' pl ."n i"'lI
-hv. Icfon also q uopr 81 rooms, @HI'''''
,of IA Is II gentlemen.
001 whSI 25TH,sr 5ccir -' dn9 aaH1d I'd.
s0ncIv furnished ROOMS. gao ana p'th' a.
small room. -.
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A GENTS.-ClocKs. rugs. lace curtlin-.
n uot.lr,c-. ,iiNcrWalr. mitfor- spring
hcd. reclining chairs. winners BIb.r-. J.-
buns &c.. commission paid wrr..i hi-t-
class reference required. LOWELL MIG.
CO.. - GrccnWicA-avc.
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for Sale.


A AIM CD PA iS.r,ooO sS .ionS
" 49, ID 1ua.1Inerg bought aud -.
.l..yd tEDHf,I H EDDY, 3J5 MIGl'
.oi'.et
uoII..lOp DISK for 40 . feet roll
4 tnn fnr Az Smiths r0ll-tOp dr-k me
= ~ ~ .,,,,..ltF. dl~k. oi all kinds
T. II. MASON. O. NlIIiani'sU
y,.gtist D.. dI.u,ouI. watches and
Y ~ u ''' "a o., -r.,u cash my
- lh' VIZ ii wrr,l,. tal
ItGS WAIlu CO.. -s3
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IOOK.-Bv q respectable woman: und"r.
\ stands cleaning painted Walls; cp-d ~.
,rance: d, good cook Ia snalf hIlilY. 81
W,-t 3jth.-t
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Females.

Females.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No ,23S Broadway, corner Thirty.irst-st.,
u I'll 8 p. m. $50 Broadway, between
TWEEN w second and Twenty-third sts., until
( p. m. 20 West Twenty -thirdst., corner
Lighth-aye. 1862 SiXth-aNe.; 1873 Fourth.
ave. corner EOuftte th.st.
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Females.
"A. MRS. l.. SEELY,
formerly Miss l.. CampoellJ
0S WEST 22D-ST.
FOREIGN AID DON ESTIC
| MALE AND FEMALE -,,,
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
ALL REFERENCES MN
STRICTLY IEVEST1GAIEp.
Servants breaking ENGAGEMENTS VIII DC
I dismissed from office and forfeit al claim
! " fee paid. -....,,-,,
y. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE.
CS WEST 22D.ST.
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0li5cellaueous
Ftlp Udnieo.

A TENTS CLOCKS. rug. lace curtains.
"A po,.lrc-. -iiNorWair, mirrors. spring
beds. reclining chair. Wrn9rr- B.b.r-. N-
buns. &c.. commission paid weekly hi-i-
cls-. reference required LOWELL MIG.
CO.. - brccnWich-aFc.
Males.
4 sEA-CAPTAIN or plot to taxi order.
"A and collect money god walker and
ulacr 80 weekly. Aftcr II. 6. H..
ROE. 81 Hrade--t.
UOY wanted ~ make himself gDnraaly
iion With adyaacamSat, 3 W.T. lal.,t'
lFY Oj Ar on OF EMPLOYMENT
o. win ~ maze chance, call az the
GA reliable M,tropolitsn Agency positions
procured for bJchke"p p. coi.cr tOIs. clerks.
~sIrsmCu, pOrt'r-. packer. driver. coz d
non, .iahiencn, vaccine useful men.
farm hands teuastsrs. cOok., waters. IRE
D. en- and mechan - ; new orders every nal
IEOPOLITAN AGENCY. GS5 Il way.
AIN WANTI.b ~ Introduce add sol ON
Va Irucdf, wholesale and retail from house
j0 hnu-c. Or both also One nan Zoo at U.s.
genera. agent Cor the ~'ai. oi Ntf-l OK
Iu. further particulars af JOSEPH "
WEEKS a CO.. 1871 'hahalI--t, Lynn
-4'--.
w tNTED.->al. Do ou -l'aiy oi COM
w mission o. htndl' rr NIW PNIiNT
CHEM 81 iNh E.A~I,r fiNtiL.
Ile greatest selling novelty ever p1LIr't.
ifa''- he u"i'l-hll ih t"' --C-"4' %!
l.,Tt co.. r',.u,,s .,... ......,.t .o 4g.o
r. .y t... .,..',., ~, ID, co.. i,.,,, a..
., L .I ,,..f ...,.t l A
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MIN, ~ a., a,
t-'e.. n H.
WANTED \ tooak op p 'loroueil, ac-
w quaint q WIN OIL. 1HiI .I 'H' Pc p"
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flats Go Get. Untnrnishe'

nv n rEXT.-Larrc and small apa 2,..Iii..i,.
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