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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-04-04
AsHTABULA.

Returning home from Dazey one
evening last week l found my outside
door barrioaded with bob sled, log
and other obstructions, on the door
knob a card was attached With explana.
tions and signature. I am sorry that
parties didn't stay few minutes longer
and make an all night visit. Call again
James s., Jr Why didn't you crawl
through the window and play host.
No, don't want the earth summer
fallowed, nor do intend to roast you
nor use you to wipe the floor with but
seeing Mr. Muir is all right, I am. and
if you are, let us shake. IAN right,
here's our tB.]
made two trips to town last week
all for nothing, just because letter was
delayed on the road somewhere. The
delay of letter will often cause incon
veniences and unnecessary expense.
received copy of the Chicago News
last mail and in it find that out of fifty
one students thjrty'eight came out sue:
cessful as new Aedged lawyers. We
find the name of Il. C. Busse, formerly
of Coopsrstown, and further read; "old
timers say that the examination was one
of the hardest that has ever been held
in Chicago" good showing for Bob.
He is on the road to fame and wealth
and no telling where he will stop. He
has been store clerk, teamster, cotton
mill employe, brickyard laborer and
farmer. He got his first taste of the
lawyers ease and grace in the Office Of
District Attorney Iver jacobson, Of
Cooperstown.
We shall soon see how close our wea'
ther and crop prophets can get to it.
The good name and homer of North
Dakota was rescued at Bismarck but the
poor and needy farmers of Barnes
comfy we're rescued at Valley City BY
the First National Bank and all praise
and honor to Messrs. Russell and Kan
suse, president and cashier of that banl
who voluntarily stepped in to see III
through when all others stepped Out
and left us in the lurch.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-04-04
Obituary.

Charles G. Mcdonald was born III
Lowville, Louis 20. n. Y May 4th, 46
and came to Wisconsin with his parents
when child, first settling in Wateryille,
Waukesha 20. After living there few
years they came to Columbia Co., first
settling in 1owville and then afterwards
in Portage City. where they resided un-
til 1858, when they returned to Lowville,
where Mr.. Mcdonald (having grown to
manhood) became engaged In agricul-
tural pursuits and caring for his mother
This father having died previously.
About tho year 1865 he removed to
Marquette. Green Lake 60. In the fall
OF ~ ne was married to Miss Maggie
Fairchild, the lady OF his choice. also q
resident OF the same place, ne being en-
gagged in the grocery business, also the
mail route from Marquette to Klpon.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-04-04

In another column will be found
the annual statement of the North
Dakota Hail Association of Coopers-
town, Griggs county. It presents a
very healthy state of affairs and
seems to have been managed econ
omically and wisely. Probably this
substantial state of affairs is due in a
large measure to the rustling secre-
tary and business manager. Mr.. An.
drew Johnson.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-04-04

Most of our citizens are in a fog,
as it were, regarding the laws passed
by the late legislature, and in fact
the honorable members themselves
do not know whether they passed
any laws or not. The Bismarck
Tribune however comes to the rescue
by printing the new laws in pamphlet
form and selling the same at the rea-
sonable figure of fifty cents per
pamphlet. No one need remain in
ignorance longer.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-04-04
HAIL VALLEY.

Hattie E. Sutherland, whe has been
attending school in the city during the
winter, has gone home.
Joseph Stengle has returne d from his
old home in Illinois, and will bach il
this summer on his own place. We ex.
pected Joe would have company back
with HIM this spring but he will haYe "a
go back again next winter.
Chris x is mistaken in regard to John
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-04-04

Dun renting Rob witherow's farm this
season. Mr.. Dun will st..y on I. E.
Mills farm rs per contract.
Silas Sutherland has returned from
the little Missouri river where he has
been looking aftcF- tho interest of his
fathers cattle ranch.
Mrs. Carleton las nineteen pupils in
her school.
Miss BUDGET.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-04-04
HELENA.

When tue boys get moro than two
miles ahead Of us they have 90 to get up
qt,its early. Although it took hours Of
patient watching yet We also have an
item, fresh one. We have seen jack
rabbit.
Johns Glory will remain with d. Sin.
clair and Picador with =. G. White the
year. Both herses are in fine
condition, with the exception that Plea
dor has slight, unexplainable lameness.
]. w. Fiero has disposed of one team
to f. H. Groven FDo has more loft.
The last Of series Of very enjoyable
dances was held at Whites schoolhouse
Wednesday night.
Mss Cora F,ero is visiting in Valley
City. She will teach in this neighbor.
hood the coming summer.
Anybody who wants bargain on a
seeder or Fargo harrow, can get it by
calling at this sanch. If anyone thinks
they have one horse that Is equal to an
ordinary team come and see us.
Doubtless many of you have readta
offs on inhabitaats of Stratford. on Avon
who, being asked questions by tourists,
relative TO Shakespeare, would ask who
he was. and if he was still living, etc.
We were party to an incident last win
ter that showed, as we'll Us anything
like the foregoing, how slight founda-
tisn fame somestimes rests on. At
hotel one evening, discussion was be.
ing carried on as to the merits of vari-
GUS novels. We were asked our opinion
Of Ben Hur, and replied that we thought
it one of the finest novels ever written.
An old soldier spoke up, asking If we
really meant it, and if 1t really was in
tercsting. We gave synopsis of the
sea fight, chariot race and fight in the
palace Of Idernea, etc. Well now I'll
read that SAID he, We have it in our Ii.
brary, but have never real it because
| I served under Lew Wallace during the
war, and / didn't suppose the damned
old fool could write novel worth read
ing.
When we left Griggs county, we hadn't
Il 0u Au00 OuV Vu0u 1IoANO Va IuAC1 WCChS a
committee would wait on US: land i'm.
plore us 10 return TO keep things run.
ming. So sure were we th1t we pur-
chased q binocular. and daily scanned
the horizon that the committee should
not take us unawares. Strange to say
we scanned in vain. No committee lex
cept one or two that requested us to
leave town. appeared. We returned.
Everything seemed to be running rs
usual. In amazement we pondered it
DER and DER, consulted authorities, and
found this. II anyone wants to measure
how much he will be missed in the
worlds affairs, lot him plunge a needle
into pal; of water, withdraw it, and
measure the hole it leaves. We did so,
and 10! the matter was even as child 8
affair for simpleness. De profundls.
ID.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-04-04
TIL E C o q R IE R
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY EVENING
PERCY r. TRUBSHAW,
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER

The Minneapolis Tribune with its
usual goaheaditveness, gets out a fine
annual edition. The Tribune does
not get left when it comes down to
public enterprise.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-04-04
school at Chicago.

school at Chicago.
Martin Ueland is very sick and in y
precarious condition.
Mr.. Ladbury, Of Gallatin. says that
the water in the river has never stopped
running at his place this winter and the
wateris sweet. There is large spring
of water at his place.
I sew pair Of Mallard ducks In the
river this week.
Mr.. Nelson. the Mardell postmaster,
was around our way looking fer .
buxon girl.
SVEN Olgasd has made a. perfect mo.
del. staa;enaiue and alse y unique pipe
whak should demand patent. So
J.. GR1PPH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
REAL ESTATE.
BIJSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The feature at the Real Estate Exchange Sesuer
,av was the sale Of $50 lots at Lowerre stauoh
Workers. The prices paid were considereo He" anu
surpassed those Of the previous sale sixteen lo's
Immediately adjoining tic station on Easerh'aVe'
hrought 800 for the corner OF WoI-St' anu from
$3.50 TO $3.50 for the interior lots LOIS on Lawrence
81 brought 1928 for the corner "a rahSc) ana lro'
s4oo 10 S475 for interior lots. Lots on SCUM Hr"lu
way brought 81 ,025 each: on CaTr0usL S4VV au pil
Van Cortlandtave. corner. which was sOio lOr tic
,rnGt NJ the Soldiers and sailors Monument brought
a. OJo The corner Of CaTrolst ana thc SAINT avenue
IRON ght $3.50 and interior lots $3.50 each. ~
lots on London. st. brought from $40 up 10 r4l .
each and on PeltOn-st. $500 eaCh. ne corner iot
al Mclean and Pelton sis brought S7oV ana interior
lots from 1855 up TO $50 each The sale Ieted loI
inward OF two hours and was an entire success. a
ieasehOld interest was offered IN No. l40 lhoaVc.'
lot l0xGo. The property is held on a stnyvcsant
iessehoId with twenty years TO run from epruat!
% 1s56 with renewals. The ground rent Is 5000
ner annum and the gross rental Is 81 300 per anln
The bidding started in at $1,000 and ran up to S61oO
howard G; BadCley the buyer.
Tho southeast corner Of seventy seventh-St ana
Tenthave was offered, lot % feet on the avenue by
irregular. The corner brought $500, and the al,
iolnng lot on Seventy seventhst. $4,000 both sou
Ia the plaintiff. The rest OF the sales we're all
olNcial A lot Ccntral-ave.. 2oX93. sold 70 Mary
i Kerbv for $3.50. No. 12S East Fifty -elghthst.,
threctory stone front house 19x10O sold to the pam
I'm in the proceedings for $1,000: Nos, 2l42 ana
oI5O Fifth ave. corner Of one hundred ana tflrty
sccondst brought $4,000 and 81 5000 respectively
from the plaintiff in the proceedings
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NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River railroad.
AlTgains arrive al and depart ffom
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Eourtb Ave. and I'D ST., New York.

TEE oslY RAIno1p sr1 IT SG + TT5 cITT'
go A. M-IIiiCAdO YES IBULE LIMlIlD-dne ~
hlcsgo 10 10 .. m. next dey: -,,,,.rt, LIMIT
1920 sOuIIWl lii 10 o. 30 o. M ST.
1856 /. OMi.oLWEhsTERN DAY EMPRESS daily except
4.5O +. M-NoKru SHORE yEsrlnCLlE, LGM NJ p:i!
go r M.-FAsT WESTERN EXfEt,;ss--p,9 p. Ch n
$50 p. m.SHiH6iR0NlbAtG. MONTREAL AND NIA'
si5 N1 =. m MA II 81. LGrIs AND CHICAGO TX.
fREss-Due Indianapolis II 20 >. m neat o'1' ~
TIsHKi Lii GVNE%BuEGH FQ!uGTEEFsII EHdN 20
tGP PH sao ost ~ SO 90 4 49, 80
Ai.Hm2 !. YSS 80 80: j. % p ~ - So
30 ok 80 si d. p g: IS. 80 g5 q 30
4:3o Go 10 49, so IL p A. a. H. - =? so, Co.,
urr$&L9I y g. Io3 10 81 0'sn' co. $780, slS
YI&GtXARA FALLs-lO:2o, 10 80 a. H. 49, 90 7 49,
BAiiAIG'.. t2 goo: oo tl1:ao A. mpF 2.oo a'ao' 7;So
'G ~ 10 ifig'.oo, III 30 a. m. $3.50 p
I1ni1usAHD ISLANDS no 30 q. m. 4 90 9l5 p NJ
AbiiRoSS2bnA>55iTS MOUNTAINS Ayp MoyrREAIela 90,
M 80 a IN. 30 p H.. tl2 90 night also Adifoh'
dign nSSn'~ afTVA KID cANANDAIGUA-te:6 so.
pnk Xxx II Il N" nils Via HARLEM DIyIsIoS-
m tSk a and space in sleeping ars Apply qs ,aTd
Central station o. az so 70 .Hd i5st st. station.
EewYora sS5 Washinston st. 52o fultons and SSs
I!cdfordave- l.. a., "'"'"''"' '''
wcstcots Esnre calls for and fhss baggage from
not ,sy W. except sunday s5aurdays only Other trains
90 3 80 30 IS, IS, c25 p n and ~ 90 mid
JUN General Manager GenI Passenger Agent
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rrcORnEn MORTGAGES.

Abbott james T. 20 5 Lum. crestOn-ave. S of 5th-
!" Bynss' L j. to Emisrant Industrial Savings Bank
1s'sys Of cI sS y "a Cake GIG SHAVE lease
n,a@@ xt to !. Gn s 'eFome'v' of High
CaTmsn sarah A. to i Brown, cor Washington
ta fao Pine to s.auer C1stst Of Lexington
tAe@ei N e SJS KuschersFy' cor Avenue and
Clifford Geo V 70 & Hyatt, Modiso2.sye and
Camp Hugh y r. to II Chcrnay Jcfomcaye, Of
b5c;t Mary A. to W b Baldwin 100 East 7s'h-s''
Tannin! 4. to Cross 4s0 Last 123d-s years,
Fettrctch, Mary L, to Philip. 70 West 1o2d-st
Ga9t Ms5yi to W Z Baldwin. s2dst " of s'h-aye'
CAM. finkGs. and another to NJ walach. 4o5 East
KoSnann' John G. 70 Wood, 81 vandcwater-st.
,si ling SP 9ss, to s SSh''ieF 0ou'a"a'''
n562 KJ JGAG Road al t? E yaa cor
Lauchanten Vim T. to Lumber and Wood Working
Lehman, NJ to Z west, 1ilst,st and walnutaye'
Lofs3ze. Albert H. 70 LedcrlG, Creston-ave Of
Libmsa Mytr' 70 K3M walach 1O3 BroOme.st, install
Meeha2 NJ to w Aston. 3lt Madison.s year. sI2 oGO.
Mcneil; fiaeci; G. 70 {; Muller W Lexington
N:tCamnaIl Samuel. 20 II Chegnay, Jerome'ave'
,BricFg Road years, slG9 s;.., ,os.,.,
Martin. VI, 70 L LlGeiIc Morrls-aNe XIX Place.
Petlt John, J Campbell, a42 West 14th-st p.
go 900. -
ycar S12 SO.
High Bridge Road. yCars. s2,l75.
Reiner, 5. to c LedcFle. Crestonave Kirk
Place. wears. 500
Raider, Barbara, 70 Hummer Of 11od-st. Of sth-
ave, year. 500.
simon Esther, D Lcsv SO East Broadway . years.
tonst year, Sl5 0O0.
Seligmsn r. to Y Life 1ns Co. Of 7th.ave and
l2Jan-.t, years S32 600.
solomon Joserh. East River Savings Inst. 81 East
Bfoaoway, year, SlJ. 600.
p sise simon to + sheridan, cor Of Suffolk and
ID ancey So year, 81 800
Schmunkc ~, % 4 Nasterson n 5 OF 3lst-st, W 0
Nh-aNc. ycors, go 600
year clio 600.
81 q months 20 600
waters, John Is. n T. Smith trus n S OF 5lth.st W o.
1si-tvc, years 20 600
NS u . OF P''0tst years mol tGages. e. 62S.
walsh, Thomas j. L. I'Lelps ct al n OF 122d.st
VI evu.aFe, year. mortgage. S2G. 600
~ MIulef Joseph 20 D NJ koellcr Of Jackson n OF
|hefry-st, m0rtrages years $1,000.
Hiiner. Henry n II G Niecenstein G OF Boston Road
ADJOINING land Of Fox, years, 60 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
NJ Ew-YoRK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

~ n,x1, long I,;;NH HCu oCTAN GROVE AND
I'LD in~ntitY INK ri.NNH SrRlNG LAKE
AND POINT PLEASANT
r,rc table in effect June Is 1890. Trains leave New
1yo, FOOT OF Ibcrty.st 90 -. Is (eIptess 10 10
II X a m. 80, 2:30 80 tcxpre--l. % ~ ca
i,c.s, 80 10 p. Sunday, :OO' > 10 a. H. ! w
y. 49,, n..i,,.-.. 40 10.
q 10 a. m. - 20 express SaLtriy, ohI{ %
IN ToNDressi, 40 except lea Bahkl ~
22lrc,s1 8 TO- y. Sundays. 10. 40 a ILL.,
ID w. trains do not stop at and Asbury
ii,Hrus BLoDGETT }. II. woono; n
ILL., T. BALDWIN, Gen'l Pass Agent Z. H. H. Of ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
VN IIII3'l VIII I'I+''
WASHINGTON.

VIA Central T. r. OF Ncw-J,r,c rhiaielpia and Read
ing X. H.. and B,ltiuot. aud ohio g. X.
Tor Pl;4dc iil 80 80 7 40 8 90. II 30 a. M 30
SSioSSpSYS 49, II 90 a. 'I n O5. 90. 90 90
y. ~. II 10 % At -
ccpt Sundsy 81 .. o., 90 ) o. p n = - night
Train. lea, lug 40 10 II - o. H., 30. 90, o.
20 d. M 10 Il nIoht except SATURDAY rlehJ. have
ncction for Eead.n., Harrisburg, PottsNNl' Sc. 800
For Suull f..p , AID Wui1usbIit. VIA pAila
dciphia az - a 10, n 80 BgHc' Ilrog can 80 y r.
10 Srtu riIY nj .ht. SIndh~ D.
Tickets ant rorCir -ont- can D. pr cured A. a. col
I 40. 1873 Br1idNaN 80 Cth-ay'. -6i West
i25u st. ia F,st I2jth-st New-Yort; Courtst. $50
Fulfon..i o. Broadway Brooklyn.
Ncw-York Tr1ns'"r Coz PtnY Will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
EITGUVALLEY RAILROAD.

~ ...r~crp TRAINS leave foot OF Cortland anu
Drsbfo.scs a. follows ,..-...,dt,,o roInt.
= H. Tor G.nc,a syonN' l.'in'il Gair car TO
principal local I1intN, '"'I 80 ~
10 "a Suspension I'fluI.
~ az" Chunk and intermediate loht-::
30 a. ~, ~ and g. Junction and intermediate points
Chair car TO MauSn ismGock and intermediate points
"a J. p ~. ITTnnkbannock Connection 70 Reading and
Ha,rdp1rS for Eimlrs and principal ntermedat" points
az TO Wllkc-blrrc and fuihah sleeper !" "''P
lion Iif.de' Tor Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
To aurh Chunk. ,,.,o ,o,.s
no D. m Mauch '9nnk anr interim u'''' P''~
fnr irDrsa. Lyons. LMiTa ION str, l,uuN'p
and he Wc,t. Pullman sleeper % L' oH' "'' '''
Irltgc. q m If A. H.. / .. IN. and 10
regions. DrxnAy TRAINS
n FOR Maurh chunk HiLi alG il, ,r 20
polnt- and II a. M Tor S"''-"uO w
10 D. m Mauch chrn', ana nI'I IN ga ,o
and he West Pullman sleeper q Lyons ana suspension
Bridge. General Eastern Once. 235 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
ridge. ., ,,,.,o,n og.e oa5 broadway.

DyERTlsEMENTs FOR THE NEWfo2iK{kh
\ TEIHt MiLL TE, E REt,s,si cornell Thrtf
nr.t.t untl . h. No.. 9ie Broadvay. brt"ren, "a N.Y.!
sccond and Twcnty-thrd ~, nn,ii > p u" 'slthaye;
ia Four:h.avc cofn.r Forrt egth 200 IN Il Az
.or 80 E,rV .ayanth-at c-G Thd-avr near =, NY,
nrsst i7os Ersayg loo We' to tGrtyst and
the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 Fast on1r.h ANU
twenty afthst. up ~ y. m. at regular ounce "'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.

steamer, DREW aud DIAN hICHNDNp ~ {o.u
rfc a. North kiNcr Cgnal-,t.. az b. m bFoohlyn
uiton.-t. VIA annex, p. 20. cohhHctht WIN eNP -
, Tor Sarat "a Ianc George and all AdrondlcS points
Sharon ~priugs. C0oprrs'o"u, Ihous&hl u lllls aNu
Niagara Fals. SAIL KO&l Nl''i : -IAMLi' CO"Ac0''
v..th sunday morning train for saratoga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23

Japan CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
steau ers leave san Francisco a. follows:
pr1GrC Tuesday. August y.
OCEANIC, via IIonolulu-..... THURSDAY september T.
c.rrIC rGay September 20
pt,T oIC .......... Tuesday. october 81
superDly Appo!ntcd-Super!or Accommodations.
Reservations can made letter telegraph to and
.hn mans seen at PSI and 343 Broadway, NewYor. =
Room "a Railroad Building, san Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD. President.
r H. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. G. &

w a. T. L. n. CO.,. L'-~'.. Trains leave west SD
81 station oN,v-iorI a. follows ard - minutes earlier
B,Iolt and c4!aso 9 80 a NJ - 10 r . 10 IT,
~ D. Butr,lo K9c6"Snr sg'P.n; S y H'E G
liza and Syraru-.. 80. - 90 a. ~, - -,
* ~ o. Do. Rir"-ton. 30 = Ia - 90, clo43'
nh 70 a. n.. ~ ~. - .oo - 10 and - - D. IA.
a,s&il and Albany 30. '7I6. - % al 10 a M
Cornwall Nctng!g , 90. - y. g % ,-33o ~ ~
I'll - p. H.. and GO - a. IN. - - p ~ Oom"a Aii
Scwbuil Montreal and Canada last .l3 o. ul. ID ~
D. M. ELEGANT slc,rlugc1r- for Bunalo. Niagara ais,
Detroit. chicago aud -. Louis on al thI"I.n Tili'.
Saratoga suec.ns all go M 10 - D. M iAi"f '1.'
10 Saratoga and caldwell. Lake G"org, al 5l a, m
ior-tar il 30 q D. train Kaatcr,ch HGp'er, ne;
bart Grand Hotel Station and lhocnicia . 20 cipfp
q. h3 - j. M. PR oT,.ar7 =" |rlNu no.
IL kaatcrSti. via Phornicla 10 ~ aHd 80 y I'D,
- D. M trains and 10 40 FOR Hohat sic n
90 80 r (Sunda's only, for Grand Hotr ana LhH-'
ali 20 No. IL . D. H.. Porlor.ars 70 C1t-ul on h.-e
trans. IIafho.dny special rs D. ~. lSanray only or
EnatcrsEill Hunter Hobart. Grand Hotel S'i9n ail
phoenria. Plrof Grand Hotel station ana iNu'h
tia Leave EfoOFlNn. va bf""h ifh
clio alO 40 ~. and 3 90 j. a. ), r,cl ~ "a m
a on al q. - ~ ID ~
Mount, f. cit line 80 Sic ping 'ar e. orlrd lo.
otbol trains daily pt sunday f9F u'n' n'
Sleeping accommodation or iotnd" On APP
bis oricrs I,rO0byn 1873 Washington - l..toh
hnncT onco iooi o. Fulton -. NrN-No:k e ~ 80 b"3
B'Wag 735 9lo I21l rway. % Bovrry l. larR f u
"a ~ and foot of Jay.st Torth RNer. g. Y. LAM.
BERT. General Passenger Agent Nahuc'oHI"N'" Ne"'
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Hudson River Steamer Mary Powell,


DAILY EXcEPr SUNDAYS,
Leaves Dcsbro-c, Pier 10 p. Satu days - p M
f.. CO. ~ TINS III, P6l%r coEYwA1T Kew.
& 81 .'T iIYp f' FAE HH AID EE6iNG6'tiT.
FAIL RIVER LlNE-pOi Bile - NJ
A.NI.E SERVICE EOS ioN. NEWfoki, FALL
uyGs . r"y5D IN Si aI M RlTA& PILGRIM
rEo"iDENtt. ana Old COLONY. \ fine orchestra
"'WSIEFK DIIs-lraJe Vow York fsom Pier IS. : Il,
foot Murray -t. a. 80 fo' a Hl' ti MN Wit
pr,ss trains and 9&e 'Sr' Tor va ny, 'S % 'l
rtIifRNINt,- Trains leave larA square stat on Mt,A
da,- at and D. Nh S'm'al , ,,,,. lo anI -
~ -r.: Suldly- : 80 p. IN. Leave newport week days
p r. NKX VESrinJLE TRAINS between Fall River
and Parn Squar. Nttton, Boston. ,,..,. 9. . m
ca@son ~ Aa"'A 2 e' aha i5q may BE- "6
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Time liable 0, June %, 1890;
town Mauch CHUNK. W.lh~arro. Scranton Reading. Har.
Tishurg. IdraqI SIaUOAin. S'IDuT}. L"WsGu-A Will
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8 AS a. m. fos Lake Hopatcong and kaston. $50
o.. for nIfnrtol. t+'lH n fli"h0m. Allen
town and Mau.h Chun6. on sunday. for Lake HoIlt.
corg Eastou Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk and
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fls'on B.fhIrhsm. Allentown Nauch chunk. NilNesbarre
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SaamJkln. Sunhurr. Le"sbrfg. Eagles Nr" WIliaris-
tort. 1hrorga Buffet Paror Car 10 Wiliamsport.
Behl,hcm Al.n'ovu March Chunk Reading Harrisburg,
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80 y. NJ. iof iiomngton Lake Hopacong. Easton.
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ffcr r''.;h Auboy co. 500. 1o:l5. n Is a. m.
10 . a. 400. 80 o. 20, 10. 80 ,. Sun.
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COMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique.
- FRENCH LINIs TO HAVEE EVERY p SAT- kDAY
IA N0RMANDIE, Collier sat: July 20 II 80 a ~
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A. FORGET. General Agent. no. 3 Bowling Gresa.
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IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Corav island AND Long Branch.

DIRECT ROUTE TO THE IRON PIERS At
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New-York, Tuesday. July p.

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TEANSFERS-N. Y. CITY
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