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Arrivals at the Grand Central.

Arrivals at the Grand Central.
John A. B. Carlis, E. II. Sherman. Butte.
Wickes. :, john Lay, Washington,
Edward Lane. Washing ID. &.
ton, d. G. T. l.. Wilkinson Elk
+. q. Arnett White Sui horn
phur Springs. John Il. Taylor, Gregory
Harvey h. Brown. Liy- M. A. johnson, Jeffer-
fingston. son.
Jno. Duffy, Silver John Logan Mliston.
John Gilman, Worces- &. G. Jones' Oyanda.
ter, Mass. Thos. Mulligan, Marys-
j. A. Phillis, Great Falls vile.
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Opium, Morphine. Cocaine habit cured
by DIR. j. A. Barnes, For information ad-
dress Fred Cole, postoftice.
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Notice.

Having sold our retail trade to A. Estes we viii
hereafter sell coal ut wholesale only.
Don DAVENPORT Coal Co.
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Young, Middle Aged and Other Mon.
DR.. Liebig & Co., the renowned special
lists for chronic diseases of men resulting
from youthful iddiscretion and excuses in
maturity, will be at the Liebig World Dis
pensary. No. 8 E. Broadway, corner Main
til July 5th-ten days only. Consultation
and examination free.
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The Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

c. T. Kemp, maker OF superior notary and
corporate seal presses. Helena. Mont.
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Just Received.

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Apply to 61h South Main street.
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Forbes 4 Davis Special.

Secondhand and new furniture on install
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BARGAIN!

S-room frame house, water in
house. bath; lots 50x140, 1894
Boulder ave-, south front
age. Price s., $50, 81, 100 cash,
balance three years at 8 per
cent.
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0AoS1 SeSSo3
Wiltons,
Body Brussels,
Beautiful Velvets,
: American Tapestry,
Three Ply,
Extra Supers,
Iwo-Ply Carpets,
Cotton Chain,
Cottage Carpet,
China Mating,
Cocao Mating,
Chenille Portieres,
Velour Pcrtieres,
Jute Velours,
Silk Portieres,
Brussels Net Curtain :.
Point Lace Curtains,
Irish Point Curtains,
Antique Curtains,
Scrin Curtains,
Silk Curtains
Wood Poles,
Brass Poles,
Curtain Loops,
Window Shades,
Satin, D. mask, Fur
n iture Coverings.
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SANDS !: BROTHERS.
~---THE LEADING
.:.-DRY GOODS : CARPET HOUSE

Black Silks,
Cclored SurahS,
Fancy Silks,
India Silks,
China Silks,
Canton Silks,
DraIecy Silks,
Dress Goods,
Wool Cheviots,
Silk Henriettas,
Wool Henriettas,
Colored Cashm 9res,.
Fancy Dress Goods,
French Sateens,
India Mulls,
White Goods,
Paris Muslins,
Table Linens,
Napkins,
Sheetings,
French Ginghams,
Scotch Ginghams,
Hosiery,
Corsets,
Drapery Nets,
Perfumery,
and
Toilet Articles.
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Young, Middle Aged and other Mon,

MINING EXCHANGE.
26 and p Bailey Baocl
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-05
An Astouudlng Revelatlon.

Mr.. Thomas p. Grassy. editor ct
The Baltimore Msnerssttarsrs Record,
a high proteotion puaI,eAtioa. has
made remarkable revslst,on scgardiER
the Force bin. he save that before
The adjournment OF conersss he aud
Mr.. r. Rice, the Boston leader ia
Southern inveainenis. called upon
speaker Reed 10 the Iatler's prirase
foom at the Capitol. Arcordiug 70
Mr. 0rAssy, the following ino.dens ocs
CURED:
Reed hiss .iost eight OF ihe fact
tha, Rice had placed several millions
Of dollars Ia Southern properties aai
90 bio took him into hia confidence:
Said Reed. See here. Rice. soms-
thing must be done 20 stop thia ex.
odus OF capital from New Enaiand !.
The South thfaatens to parAiyze our
industrial prosperity. This olecsioi
Dill will call halt on Soaihern in-
vestment. aad thai's why am urging
u 80 strenuously.'
What do our RepublIcau brethren
think OF this colt OF statesmanshlp Z
Do they think that man who would
deliberately use The power OF the
Government for the purpose indicated
10 at TO DO looIted up 10 as leader 4
The declatations attributed TO The
Speaker are simply d,abolicai, aud II
be cannot successfully refute. them h6
should forever be disgraced ia the
eyes Of ali patriotic men.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-05
Mr. c'evelan IS Triumph.


The one nran above all Others who
has reason 10 feel proud and graft.
hed at the result of the November
elections is taat brave and modest
American Wh1 formulated for the
popular ccmprehe nsi)n the doctrine
OF tariff reform, which the country
has at last SO enlhusisslieslI accept
ed. The verdict of the election Ia
the triumph of resident C.eys' and's
epoch making ne stge.
lie knew we'll what be was DOING
when that message was delivered,
He knew how il would starlIe M.
only the Iimorcus and time serving
poli'icians> even OF his own parIy :.
but tue great mass Of the people.
whom these sane politicians had go
long misled, so kept In Ignorance of
the very rudimen's OF politica, ec,n
ony that they cbuld not at once "a i.
ceiye the truth. Bul he knew also
that the time had come when the
truth must be tod and thu educat on
OF the people begun aud at whatever
cost TO himself he would not shrink
from tie duty.
His parry, hesiIatinp fer time came
upmanfully TO bis standard, and q ma.
jority Of the whole people voted on
bis side. But the power OF enlrench-
ed monopoly was sill too strong,
ami ignorance and prejudice could
not be oveFcame In . single cam
paign. The election was Loaf hv
fraud and bribery and then the mon
opolists assumed that they hsd a new
lease Of power and that the day Of
reckoning would never come. They
did not understand that the people
had been awakened and had learned
to think for them elves.
The education begtin Ia tie presi-
tential campaign was continued bv
the debates in Congress. Every
ne"spaper in the country took 10 the
discussion. II was carried on 10 the
homes> in the shops, wherever two or
three met together. For the frat
time the true relation Of g tariff IN
taxation and the cost OF living as
we'll as to commerce AMI tndustrv
were critically examined. And when
the dominant party persisted 10 its
despotic course and went further thar
bad ever before been proposed in the
imposition Of taxss on the masses for
the aggrandizement of the favored
classes, the people arose and struck il
TO the sariF.
Al less than three years the seed
planted IN that famous MESSAGE ba5
grown up into a hardy tree that has
spread over the Whole land. Mr
cleveland was a. truly tie leader ln
TINS stup a Gus revolution as thou -
he bad been himself the candidate
tie did not need to take any part In
the campaign. He had afro adv
framed che issue and The people fol-
loved bin. ~-Philsde.phia Tinszs. Ind.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-05

departure rolled after Mr. Judd's
respectable carriage wheels, Mrs
y uggett turned tearfully to her son:
There, John, said she, i told
you how II would be Melinda
Butts is married and. gone, and /
haven't got no daughter:ir.Ia at
ter all
Yes. you have, mother; said
Uohns his whole countenance gro@.
ing radiant as he took her hand
and led her into the room where
Alicc now sat, her innocent heart
full OF vague wonder and surmis-
ings. Twas married to Alice Nix
seil,he day before yesterday.
Alice lifted her blue, wistful
eyes to mrs. Jaggett's amazed face.
Mother died last month said
sse. will you be my mother
her heart.
Yes, dear, ! viii, she faltered.
Any one that John. loves I'm go-
ing to love toos Aud we did need
some woman about the house
younger and stnarter than / am.
Kiss me. Alice ! and now we'll
have our tea. Bet, John, why
didn't you tell me before p
'Becuuse l didu't know it my
sell, mother, said John Jaegett.
But | do think lve made better
bargain than Lawyer Judd; don'l
you 2
We'll, SAID Mrs.. Jagg EFT. look
ing at Alice I-don know -
but-that- you-have!'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-05

a Matchmaker in Newcastle, Gag.
land. recently completed aset Of three
gold shirt studs, in one OF which Is =
watch shat keeps excellent sine, Il q
diameter beng only thr, e,sixie snths
OF an inch. The three sinds are cons
necled by . strip Of silver inside the
shirt bosom, and the watch, contained
In the middle che, is wound up by
turning the stud aboYe. The hands
are set By turning one below.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-05
Negroes Will Support Demo
Gratis

Ex-State Senator Jones, or Vir-
Rinia, negro, new q watchman az
the Capitol WHO for he last month
bas been in his> the Petersburg dis
lrict. working Tor the election Of
Langston, is back. 10 says bis race
10 his district has cut loose from Ma
hone, Brady and the whole white osnp
who have heretofore been ruling thai
district, and ihst hereoflor they viii
vote foe Democrats To Preference 10
them every time. He says they all
voted against Laugsion. and that The
negroes have at last found out that
they have been used simply az monk .
eys TO pull the chestnuts out OF The
IRE for them. lie says The negroes
intention OF downing the white Re
publIcans 20 his district By the cleo
ton Of Democrats viii be put into
execution .. next springs election
for county officers. - Alexandria Ca
zefte.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-05
ale was Ready q MOVE.

A neigbbor at Meadvllle, Pa. Of
State Senator George w. Dslamasar,
the defeated Republican candidate
for Governor OF PennsylvAris, IS
quoted as saying: MIR. DelamateF
was really to move to Harrisburg.
tie had transferred hts business To-
his brother. hsd rented his house and
had even arranged With the old W man
who has always supplied the della
m lter family with honey TO send The
usual quantity to Harrisburg each
week, To Mr.. Dsiamater's credit
the morning after election he walked
down to the bank, ok Off his over
cost aud wcnt TO work like q little
man.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-05

THERE'S pa ent meiicine which IS
not patent medictne--paradoxicaI
as that may sound It's discovery (
tie 9chleH discovery ofmefical sc ence I
It's the medicine Tor you-tip ed run
down, exhausted. nerve wasted men
aud women; for you sufferers from
disease of skin or scalp, liver or lungs
Its chance is with every one, it's
aeason always, because Il aims to
purify the fountain of life--the blood
upon which I'll such diseases depend.
The Medicine is DR.. Piercs's Golden
Medical Discovery. Tue makers of
Il have enough confidence in It 10
sell it on trial. That is--you can
get II from your druggist, and Ifis
doesn>t do what tie claimed 20 do J
you can get your money back, eVers
cent Of IL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-05

Crushed eteel 10 being used in
place OF emery for cutting stone,
polishing. &C., and is said to be
as much more effective as Il is
cheaper. Steel rich in caron is
made excessively brittle by Icing
qnenched ia cold water when at
high heat. It is then crushed ID 4
stamp mill, pulverized aud sifted
70 size.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-05

Tiny, little sngar.coated gFanuies
are What Dr.. Plercs's Pleasant PeIleta
are. Tue best Liver Pills invented /;
active, yet mild In operation cure
sick and bilious headachs. One 4
dose.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-05

There is . msn ia 81. Louis, mich..
Who, In order "a overcome the Oplum
habit, was advised 20 smoke cloves
With tobacco ia bic pips. Il certain
y did abolish the hanker'ng afleT
both opium and tobacco, but "a has
left him . cloves victim. and now be
smokes only cloves, = pound q day
aud is rapidly dryiDg W as system.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-05

Brazil is larger than the United
Statee, bnt 10 tue whole twenty
States which make Up the republic
there are not % many people ~
we have IN New York and Penn
sylvania.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-05

Those who study signs are
troubled between the goose'sb cas-
bone, which prophecies q long coil
winter, aud tie building Of the
hornets nest, which prophecy
mild winter weather.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-05

The iargen room ln lho world nnaer
one roof and unbroken by pillers = -
-. Pe'ersbnrg It Is coo feet long 81
40 10 breadth.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-05

a French scientist declares that
tbe domestie cats Of the world carry
90 least 80 per cent. d the common
contagious diseases from house 20
hOuse.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-05

An illuminated cat IL auong she
cuFlosilIes % the patent Office &c
Washington, D. q. it 60 made of
pasie5OarI OF sin painted over wllh
phosphorus and is intended 81
brighten sway Fats and mica and such
small deer N the darkness 81 ceis
lars and garFets.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-05

Onoof ihs bardest thines io lssfni.
thai fhe world e seldom aa.ebiaa
dc WREN We aro doing good
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-05

south bra nch IRafIroade
TINE TABLE
Trains leave and arrive at Romney, a. fol-
lows: 'O'
WINTER SCHEDULE.
in effectNovembs. l6 1900
NORTH BOUND.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-05

koe5 slOn= OF the Courts
Circuit Court. l3th Judicial Circuit, Hen.
lanes d. Armstrong, Prsslding-Tesns ~.
gle as folio 81
Grant County Fourth Tuesday In March,
nnt tuesday In June and third Tuesday In
October.
Hampshire County-First Tuesday In Feb
snary, second Tuesday In May aad thiT 4
Tuesday in September.
Hardy County Second Tuesday In March
list Tuesday 10 May and 6rst Tuesday in
October.
Mineral County- Second Tuesday In Jan.
aAry, fourth Tuesday In April and Grst Tues
lay In september.
Pendlsion Coanty---Second "wednesday In
April, Wednesday after second TussdaY In
'uee. and hrst wsdnesday in November,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-05

Train No. $50 connects with No. 10 and
$50 end 55l connects with No 10. Trains
552 and $50 conneot With No. 5 and he Al
tifoonspnug.
!. 7. GoLDsBoRo, Agent.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-05

Conutv Court of Hampshire. County
John :. Pancake President-R b. Powe! Q
and VIM. Il. Pcpper Commissioners; G 81
White Clerk. The regular sessions ar e he'll
beginning on the 6rst Tuesday in Januaryd
April, and tbs las, tn ssdsy in July, and the
fourth Tuesday in 0ciob,r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
IIvr srock MAGKrrs-nY rELrGRApH.

Buffalo, July l.-Cstsle-Ilecapss last - hours 2fOC
head total thus far, l222O for same time last
week II 1870 ,ned through 23-) all o. New-NCrk
20 sale market quiet sheep and IImb'-Reccpts laSs
1000 head total for week nus far. 5000; for
same time week. II 500; consigned through ZOO,
600 New York: 1000 sale; market dull, prices IN,
changed UOQ-Receirts last a hours, $40 head total
for thus far p $50 for same time las: week 2S1o0
consigned thro III 500 l20 10 Newly pr $40 on sale
trade inactive, prices lower; selected Medium welgEts
selected heavy ends and good choice heavy 80 - a
~ % selected York weights - 9CG=3 %; light pigs
50 SoG 81 IS.
Chicago. July l.-Cattie-Reccipts 1000 head ship
mn:, 600; market steady slow boevcs - 50cst % I;
s.r' = SOC 40; Stoeber' end feeder - S}atS SO
Receipts 1000 head shipments 1000; market
strong. higher miNrd - J0de3 s.: heavy aud nght
g 50as3 20 Ships S3aS3 80 ShccpRecelnts 900 head
shipments 1000; marHet slow; nltyos, s8af5 Western
% SOd ~ co. Texans r30ti 20 lambs, - 9OGs6 10.
St Louis, July 1.-Cattlc- Hecepts 600 head; ship
mots 800; market lower and slow good fancy native
steers - 3Od~s 70 fair 20 good. - coast 81 stockeTs
and feeders ~ SOd$3 Texans and Indians, 60 400
- 3D. IIog-Recoips 300 head shipments 400; market
shade higher choice heavy. ~ 5Ja93 co; packing
grades - SO 60: light fair best 80 J0dS3 622
Shccp-Eccelpt- 1900 head shipments 1000; market
steady; fair to choice, s lQGSj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
GrIIv AND PE0DrcE MARKETS..
rr,r,-nr. LII NrN.NnnK DEALlNG..

.., q, be,. p,.'Iet va. decidedly stronger yes
s,ia, OH au export dcmatd that ran mp =" '-o''"'
80 mainly of .paus Grade, for the Inited KING
a., Il MA. thi. lars. business. which was not known
- lt, t,,t .,,y, a strong and excited Go ing to the
-. .re..il,tior Fari.cr BAN b influence Aa1 been
s.,fe,.. lu the amount ou pa.'d-c io Europe equiv"
a., to ,,,fIy 100000 bushels, heavy cctances ana
-, ,.,..i.- Wet weather Va. also reported from
.t,,1 Tho Iu-uc-- DO options only reached 3'""'
400 bn.lcl. and tuc GOVERNS OF short, vas an I'm
,or,aot feature Of tie dealings, although the &c
Il,,r., ON coltrael were light JuF opened al ~ II
And ,o.e 90 oI"4 cons. August opened at
p.1iog. and thcu rose % "l T. 'l'.lns on I'm, t1e
moi at gggio cents september INi-rl rom
o. al T.. 80 o Co.. - cents. hut lost u cent ON thc
|nrb December sofia at .J l.r .3 ~ 10 W - uut
80 ttar lu-lur., hours at 90 10 - cents me net
49, .i ti. dav wen. ia 81 Cht- a. foilIWN
MIr - -. August, s33 september 80 - pe
crmbor. So ccut~. IA. ,.,,,.
lot siren Z. hcael later partly sympathy WITH wheat
IA wa repu.d That ilutchlu- "u Was l'ik' "a! t a'
lie West. Tile amount 0l passage dccTtaStl 81 Wv
bushels ne dch,cuc~ oh contract "EtrI'lol
e.O 600 bu. heels. The options closed mp l~al cent
st II IA fr july. II - for AUGUST ~ % l'r sep
,mber and i:. / cent? for october Cash corn cQSci
strong after an ca,irr opening ana l4l'VOo p">h'H
wee tafo. l' ~hip CPS
Hoavr deliveries :i,,ooo bushels IN oat- depressed
The market for opou~ at the start but the clos" Was
better i'm response the buoyancy Ia In" other cereals
The speculation was duIl with net gains recorded oil
for Iuly at - and August at - A. ana . 'tlli
for september 40 81 . : cents. Exporters neglected
Lard was stronger with 1870 tierces sold on the
spot principally TO redncIs me net gam, Tor the
August - IL september. - -, october. 80 81
November ~ 81 December, So 81.
Tho receipts of grain and HON reported yesterday
at New York Philadelphia and Baltimore were As
follows Wheat. s,93o bushels corn, l56,i49 bushels
flour. 32.57l packages At Chicago Milwaukee, and
St Louis the arrival, were Wheat. 24.757 bushels ;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
iUor!i iUan,co.
AInles

Males.
NOCNG swedish ran 90 wants situa-
ton. Addrcs, f.. BEEGESDALN, 700
fpiton-st., Brooklyn.
" OF 81 SWGDE lteIy landed handy
4 wI.---, city OF country call
Ma. MhIMIGPG. 312 ith-aNe.. between
10Th and -Gtn st.. upstairs, over butcher
NOUNG MAN. good p.nman and accurate
- N-gr.s. wishes situation city OF
country. FRANCIS, 20 Hrnry--f.
YOUNG NNS wants Work, bo-maEii
or assistant shipper. ". r.. To-
Cth-a;o.
NOr NCr NM Of twenty vi-los growing
POSITION tfo years LCcffr' ping 81
p,rlruce: willing and not AFRAID t0 work
excellent r'f-:"nc',. +. - Box 3.211.
" OF ST. ITALIAN. well educated speak.
10. l.tl. Engll,hI. wishes situation
of any Kind vh..r he can make himself
generally useful ard learn the English lln-
Elngr. Addre-, LOUIS ROSS, , 1873 l,t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
THE PETHOLEUM NfRGET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Dnlness again visited both Exchanges Yesterday in
The crude petroleum markets. At the Consolidated EX
change. however. the volume Of business while small
in comparison with some previous days. showed an in
crease from Monday. ~ he stock Exchange there
W. Il filling 81 in IN" voEmc Of tralinc. Pr,r",
were relatively stronger a. the oil board. ending al
a final net advance ~ cent The movement Of
vaue- a. The stock Exchange insignificant with
a final gain IL trivial fraction. Thcrn was no i'm
portant news from The field but there was something
oi sentiment that the increase In new production
shown Joy the monthly report. had been "dScounted7
by the recent dc"in" from The nngties Til, led -
IN" covering Of shorts. The markets ended dull but
firm.
The range of price, and the total dealings were As
follows:
stock Exchange. Consolidated.
Opening ............-- ........... -6 -
HIGHEST - - Is
Lowest ....... ............. - ~ 81
Final ~
tIb.>. hlwcs ...... $1,000 100000
Refined oil unchanged mt 40 cents per gallon in
barVl> and cents i'm cases
Foreign quotations Antwerp. AZ l. 1TG II 4
francs and London, ~ 1863 - pence unchanged
bremen OF point, to 900 marll,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

very moderate. mixed. in 2o,h-st elevator. f2et
No yellow, IN grain depot 42:c CARROTS IN export ei
quoted 3,c 10? No. i0c for steamer ana hIsS
No. - NO. mixed JAY. 4ldil4c: August, flA
Scptembei. di2"; October 42df2c. Oats-i.e.
ceipts liberal good local trade denald
and prices led firm. Rejected white 33ec No whlte
3i -; uuFItded white 35c. Futures ruled nrn ana
near months anced i.dac under light offerings and
air demand No . white July IS 4d5o2c August 3Z'ig
az september October 81 a3l nc. Potatoes Urn ana
active. Rose, Nortol1 and MARYLAND choice, ~ l2q$5;
%. good. $26S2 10i DO Guns, focdSl 3D.
t-rs hrm tor cfoice stock. pennsylvania nr,t i25c:
Petroleum steady; refined in bblS ..l0c. Other arices
unchanged. Ktoepts-FlOur loTZ b5ls wheat, I.c'o
bush: corn Geo Gu.h o1ts 2l 600 bush. shpments-
Wheat 1000 bush corn, l2j 600 bush oats $1,000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
Ccnntrn Real estate Go Get


FTENISHED house and beautiful
"A country seat TO rent very cheap II t3ken
tlis week 10 minutes frUGn y. Y. Address
% Bible House. y. V.
COrIAGf.s. Long Branch A-bury PARK.
u sen r.F.t Sor1'oca. taiN XIII Mountains
/ orc Island. and along Hudson River rents
r,aurrd Fun particulars OF HI LSE, %
West ZiNI-st
S,LASIDF COTTAGES furnished. 70
- Siasconset. Nantucket Island Sl21 ~
800 the season ocean views and sun.
athing: no malaria or mo-quito~ mehtF
temperature in hottest years SO; average
li.ha-t July and August 90 degrees cir.
cul7r- TNDERHILL. 80 Ann-st
rUJ RENT OR FOR SALE.-MontclaIr
* J.-UoI-e. 10 rooms and bathroom
fin. Location; plenty Of shade and fruit
Do n cadamizrd street, stone sidewalk mt
VIII rent Tor t2i per month until May /.
G. ". ANDERSON. 1870 Broadway