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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1891-12-10

HOWEVER other people may look down
upon it, the chimney sweeps business just
scots him.-Bingh Republican.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1891-12-10

A oNE-LEGGED man always has q lame
excuse for his shortcomings.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1891-12-10

"STRUcK down in his prime"-the young
man with his first mustache.- Washington
Star.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1891-12-10

rwo-rooT rule--don't wear tight shoes
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1891-12-10

liz you have ever seen q company Of ma
rines on the retreat you have cen a naval
squad run. s.n. 49,.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1891-12-10

IT is the name of the printer that gcner-
ally foots the bills.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1891-12-10
"
HOME HINTS AND HELPS.

"A pound Of sulphur burned in
tightly-closed room will destroy every
living thing in it, from moths and bed
bugs to possible disease germs.
For baked eggs warm gill of milk,
add one tablespoonful of butter, one
tablespoonful of flour and six eggs,
whites and yelks beaten separately,
season with salt and bake in quick
oven for fifteen minutes, N. Y. World.
Little Folks Loaf; To one-third
of the bread dough add one tablespoon
butter, one teacupful sugar, one tea
cupful of currants or any fruit to suit.
When quite light, bake in medium oven
thirty to forty minutes. Christian In
quirer. .t.
North Carolina Cake: Two cups Of
sugar, four tablespoonfuls of butter
one cup of sweet cream, whites of eight
eggs (beaten stiff, two teaspoonfuls
extract of lemon, two cups of -four, two
teaspoonfuls baking powder; mix and
bake. Detroit Free Press.
Cream Walnuts: Take two pounds
of white sugar, teacup of,water, and
boil until 1t threads. Flavor literally
with vanilla extract, and then take from
the fire and stir until white and creamy.
Have walnuts prepared make the candy
into small, round cakes, press walnuts
into the sides, drop in graduated sugar
and put aside to cool.-Ladies' Home
Journal
German Compete of Apples; Peel
and core whole apples. Fill the cavities
with current jelly, place the apples in
n pudding-dish, adding as much water
as the dish will hold without touching
the filling. Add half pound of sugar
and the thin peelof halfa lemon. Cover
tightly and cook slowly till done. Re-
move the apples to glass dish, boil
down the sirup to jelly, and pour il
over.-Demorest's Magazine. 90
Very nice salads may also be made
of cold veal and lean pork. For the
dressing, beat two eggs, add one tea
spoonful of mustard, one of salt, two OF
sugar, one tablespoonful of butter, d
small cupful of vinegar. Stand this in
boiling water and stir till it thickens
If you have half a cupful Of cream
sweet or sour, add that also. With the
addition of little celery, lean porl
salad is quite as good as chicken OIL
veal.-Iousekeeper. g.tF q
Delicious Sponge Cake: A delicou.
sponge cake is made with twelve eggs
a pound of sugar, half pound of fiou
and the juice of lemon. Beat tn,
yollxs of the eggs with the sugar ant
add the lemon juice Beat the white
OF the eggs to a stiff froth, and adj
them alternately with sifted flour Bea
the cake thoroughly with whip. d.
not attempt to use a patent beaten 70
either the eggs or the batter of spong
cake, but use sponge-cake whip
Pour the cake into square tins. Sif
or dredge little powdered sugar owe
it before putting it in the oven. BIOS
ton Budget
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AGENTS WANTED ON SALARY

or commission, to handle the New Patent Chemical
Ink Erasing Pencil. Agents making $50 per week
Monroe Eraser Mf Co., La Crosse, WIS. BOX SoAs
U5rsAYE THIS PAPER every you urita
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EUROPEAN MONEY MARKETS.

So, Ano 9i.-There was considerable
ant In tina American mark at this morn.
eao'o, arorv M ember ~ tina stock Excbanue
inR, "u ~ ho dazzling in this denartment Ey.
SCENE Son,h Americana. whore CHILEAN honda
COP III s,sor iva noin,s IN ,re was IIttIe loin o
Tn.,o Transactiops were on n largo sonia,
e's"n ,bs Orst hour fluctuations we're rand,
snu ~, sn,n a ncriod Of pro0t taking for tbe
!nen "a a, a,,emnt nv the iobbers to create n
pun, bu, beayv purchases of Union Pa
W. a., r,nort ,h nj thu Wanda rhilts WON, a
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Crop Kcport.

SrRrSGFlELD. Ill.,. Aug. 3l.-The weather crop
bulletin OF the Illinois weather service. in coop
Grafton with the Uni. cd States Weather Bureau
OF tho Department OF Agriculture for the week
Just ended is az follows: The temperature Of
the last seven days has been below the normal
throughout the State. At the central office tho
deficiency amounted to s. daily. A light frost
occurred in La Sale county; no damage re-
ported. The following counties report rain
shove tho normal during the last seven days:
Kendall. La Sale. Peoria. Tazewell. Schuyler.
and Gallatin. lu the other counties from
which reports have been received tho amount
Of tho precipitation has been generally below
reasonable average. An average amount Of
sunshine prevailed.
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NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WEST.
EKN ESEI.NN Az,

Trains '"tve West d St at s:s:I A Ca miru'as
earle rn"t - tor Ni.'.t"Wn Il""niins
h'r.sl rort derv.s. M"nt celo Pittsburgh I.b"rtE.
IiN ng.tou NHnur Ianru"k. 'nrr"nha -. ,rrsn'"r.
Wait,r t." H., SidIcr 3ornich lG,n,st"n. ut"A
ltonr, omtG.. uswe-p, pclr III. 'h.r". ALL JON
Ne>
3:i.5 4 NJ Stony For Cninrnrh Iinl, Iat". W..
hons and Miinewa.ka WtlthI.i valley s..ii na Nhi-
Ietown Rl""minyhars' ii.,mv!:!e fal.etGrG'. linr.
lie wife. Liberty WEite Lake
:S:iG i VI ,'anrhcl Hat. Lakes Nohons AL M,n.
ncwa,kt WalI,i Valley s,a,,,n> Mid c'"wn \ "",n'
nyhWrr,. hiIenti IL in!lsDurgh .r.tNvui., lbeib.
Whirc axe. torhanh
:: 20, Nj. M,Id!-'own Inlishurgh I.ibcr v. iiv.
inH-'or Manur. in"h AMI ! al on. sidnsv Hrr"i'h.
bn.i Il Os~e:". To hester Magma FALL, fctrnit.
tlral: an Vet III IN III s,et,rs reclining n ale
car iree o Suspension .'.l...
la / VI. .h'ur n,i,,. vi N~'hwr Nnrnin:.
hnrsh l'.cmvilie. Fai so"rsL II or ), Whi.e I"'se.
kn E'ar,!
VA -. An Other Tram, lrl except IL av
Pullman ra w.oH rln5i and s'~r'rg h r.
Obtained At 80 BruA!Nn HeA h"tk. j. 4. AliersOt,
G. J.. -. !" h.su-c as. N.w trh
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s4s Duty ON = Rejected Engagement Einx.

WARRINGTON. Aug. 31.-A young merchant OF
New York who had sweetheart in London
recently sent her valuable ring to bind their
engagement She proved tickle. and to break
tho engagement she sent back the ring. This.
however,. was not the end OF the lovers hard
!ot for when the ring was delivered to him in
New York he was informed that there was SAC
duty due on it. llo paid the money under pro-
test. and appealed TO the Treasury Depart
msnt for rciet. extlaining that the ring was OF
domestic manufacture. Assistant Secretary
and has informed the collector OF Customs at
New York that the duty may be refunded pro-
manu- iacture and was not improved in cOndi-
ton Or increased Ia value while abroad.
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nELAHARE LACNAwAr>A A%D WESTERN
II EAll.EuAh
Shortest line. NestlDu!ed Pullman coachea

q A. M-Fnaao Mich'r II! : rings AMI CsweIo En
Tre>. Va l".'ls"h !.r Nar: cap : r"utshu!s.
Scranton htns ca '"r.o fhrra. Wsveriy. ri.
MIRA orrt', rati lian>Ni'. - ~rLurne Aterville,
Ei"hNed :iriG It. Nj hmri. hrrene OSford.
fnrwiEN toT' AM. SN'aCisr u n. and irtermo
!itt" s'h'i"rs connects -" err h'rn with trains for
lit stOn Hlnessir" irrsNiI ana S0rtl erianl,
ana at k,ih." vi Ii rams T. r the West
.,-u \ M.--hnyh NAn v. tn"1'"u
Gas Sfo dsEIrz SrraH'"n 'pN-G". Naveriy. T. N, n.
t"nr"r NJ H"raiI'un WIN Hams for Pttston kings
ton AMI Ntlhtsnrrr.
-, T.. Nj Scranton - sc>,arre. and Plymouth
1xrr".s
1',uf N; haH9 -!innan Limited tx res., via rss
crson for Siroursplrs scranton. Knyi.AINton nwe ~
MarcriN llnr". '"rnlnI. Ia i May'nnd: iansvlta
MI. Norris i" arriving IHia'n n, 4 VI.
. J.. NJ. Gai,N -Ruf.'u Ech:,li SpIIaSs. And o.
wcco ENlr.ss inr >IrouN-,rru :, rhn'on bingham on
tnr'lsnI syracuse futon. Ercene. t'x'nrd Aor~irl.
ShUrhurnc Na,ervi" Urea, &c. .ui AL points ins
But o division. Connects ~ ,T't IL fot tue west
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-01
zeal Estate Exchange Sales.

liza s,rs. ,oTr brick RAJ with lot o7lxloi - East
~ ior 500 oi under forerlosurs TO j. ] Mellon
GUI'h 49, 80 ana me plot of ground on West Sew
"a tod ,rtIhear Vest End avenue. ttxioi. . feet
SLU. o"N'F similar sac to Joseph Sevinbach for
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Real Estate Transfers.

~ - ssa".Sr ; 4oo's 500
,s.:sr q a !" 1oitssh TSe1er 100
q Hev"n. AID VII. to Sia;,ts il AIisn ~ 1
N S,hi. t" m m Az sr6S.9oo.!ffes
nSsa. ' - %tss ESa Az a.sloA4!;; Ella
% "a sr" Vest ss f End az: xbef. liar
,n a. AND ~,fe !" .a,as Al; * ,rrex z sim
'H.tns So e lin av s5xiioo 81 ia. 4 Iios
si'.n. 5oxi95 Xm4iA Sep.
';ii. l'in ~ ~; peu,:son' cneseoro and - 80,
,.Eiehl. 1900
ln.ra.a os 4E s..s MI, HI i. 35;x.ioo VIVA
'othst =. BOW II AZ. !: xl'o.7; ElA,n Farm.
to Im@ .h nA: l,,,., Max Hem ao'o
sIisA an! wife to epE,ne Ilevcr $4,000
az! .,d fe to rhIip nononue. .......::,;;., 10000
,pISnouo 10 Louis wrin 1000
7l. East sissm n Meyer to Peter ''0'o
a. corner si,l t @74x0. Max Boyer
Israel ssnstachcr AMI wi,s, ...'...,,.' 30 500
ussssimer and wife to Betnnard - .7so
sM sG.' TO Eiw Eesor 20 900
n,"minsKy anu ano .....,...: 1000
ro'. E! alto Ludwig zod.kow aud e2.7;o
,, ssss1,An .....,....,.. 27.:oo
1S,Sn Az s22, TX " Gannon and wife to iiyw
rcS. Jno irau CT al 10 s.ml wv
ga '';..;:.;,..,,... 10000
'e0'dss alcoo
., RECORDED LEASE.
eg|' M Geo, to Jacob Heinrich, basement,
Aurphy in. ~ NV ya PR tIsoo
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Stlrrt l'repklun.

BOARD and newly furnished room s., all improve
- nens: usc of piano; good cooking convenient to
cars and station. s"t Cumberland 81. near Fulton.
pOARD.-s5 to Sc ~ Pineapple ST.. Brooklyn three
ID minutes from bridge, Pleasant roolns, excellent
table EOard
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N-A"AHT LOIS on Broadway Flushing, 2ssxia5; =
uArga.m /. MARTIN. Jas Broadway, ~ y. ID.
HASIl-';, Main s',, F'u,hing
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" MvftS co. ~ Nasstn Il, Ner York
a Watches GiaIi.oui.s ENl 'ewcry u wer.!Nt .nyrs
AND r'Egs :pc,. MAJ order. jIuigtN attended IT,
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WE - IL. WATCHES diamonds, tcwe'ry on 81
w weesiJ yaSIn-rth everything guaranteed,
ENNnAhG.. WAI,i 90. ",u ETnoawnI
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RailroxdA

Qn(kApAWNe g.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
The STANDARD RAILWAY Of AMERICA!
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
Dcsbrosscs and Cortlundt streets, n. fol.
lows:
On anil after ."'. ~. 1891,
THE FAST LINE
900 M.r1man Ne!'ule Sleeping and ,,,, rats g,
aFS f franOSay .sH,r H.
ssnd s. low. ! r VI next dsr. connect. Also, for
TIIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
sSts ard I st's S"
frGs o s s' arSs .nsp IT. al
A. The r9n,SnSnEsi o" h%me o. i,s Tse LEV 81
enian - ". lm!!a'apo' ii''n a. NJ, nn' Gh'
ST. 10y - ANDtl>CINNArT ENrRCSS
300 T. u. -tn',nsn ves,inri. S'ci ing cas. from
,@lnD :. Ar ,s. ri.,ennnu IS A. NJ and tt
l.. VI.
TuE COLUMBIAN ENrMEss.
ZOO T.. NJ r mi,m'n vs'i ,n. is:r,ns nn',S
IN Gn'cas S"FnSs Fo' N nss, 't 10 ''"S'
TiE WESTERN ENrTE-S.
o, Is !, M ry Te;,' S"srn: c," mr. y
Heyr,,na. anu Nemri., pn,rr nrs >eN York %
s"or VI, ncasn"';0r \. HoW ias and =. i.ais
and .ocio AAuy, "1,eut n'ay.
rAtIF,C EMPRESS.
s 1ar 4a VIZ !" %" tS SsD"S q r
doah Naie,. Arrives Week lays at Gp.mDu; 7ls
rm|nrn 90" \. !. >rron n,orninr connects for
Tod iatIy. and s"r e,en''' and ,".um1u, .Assps
:su ii " e, e, r. sew wn "ssan s'r''A with
BALTIMORE. wtSnINGrON, AND
tut ~';tr
"washincon Limited Fxerr.s" OF Pullman rarior
f ca :" n"G arr, ,' " Mn tr"s, '' r
a. 70 IT. "4 h hna,o %" r rsia Hss
Sa az "a Z . .Ga MI mr.: q " H. VS.
yo oT q, . ,>S ~; u" s'i"s" w,., nar. VIM
r9E'"Arh NAY i Il IT. ii week aay. viii, rhroux.
FOE rIl,L.prLru,A.
Ex x', n,na ~" j., ~ , c1fas o,, ,m VIA
inns arr Al .l,'A ..,n @ -" G ~; 81
~ n's Ascan,aois,t, u an !" H. ii and
~ NJ S.,4rs NIrs' ;":l : =" 90" n! y" LIN
Ruh 800 T. VI. al l.: night. Accommodation ~
For T,mc Tables of trains to ,?'a points IN the
y,n nj. "r"a "a, ~, , npPi 'ns ,!"Ti
tor rons" and to"' "t l'cs"r AMI or !nrt s,as
,n sn, Of n,". It ak m sn: :. TO- o
~ l -, NIX TEX , fr,Sy G' vi, c, for m.
ch-tS '.; from G"'s a d ro,nences ,hr 'sEh 10
" tc,s.a IH xanssrr General rs n T1 ns...
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@atlrSxdA

8AtlroxdA.
.AMERICA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
kM Ye& CEh1RA!
Hudson River Railroad.
THE FOrR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
All trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Az. and 4ad ST.. New York.
Centre OF Hotel and Residence Section.
TiB ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY.
Trains leave a. follows,
FAST NAIL AS sPT THnpTsASp ISLAND
o." hss. S sy'cn s ss sn
sAHArooAA MA tfAH 8 . sEHfsrsssEnAsD MON.
's:s i'a as ;';' 's;'''
NEW YORK AND tNucAco LIMITED
1000 A. NJ COM o'ed exclusively Of Wagner ves.
Hs s1t and 5 " NM r.yns
Room Cara Due Chicago s:,' A. NJ neNt day.
CHICAGO DAY EMPRESS.
al SeS yos Ee Eat. vsrsins ssnl
day train does not run wsht VI cleveland and Ds.Yo.
sOUTMw WESTERN LIMITED.
10 T. M.--Wasner Ncsi,ule Drawing room Sleep
Ing Buhe', sno. ny hnd Library. ulnine AMI Cais
Cara Due uincnnatt 1880 A. VI. Ind anRpo is 400
A. NJ, st. LOUIS I;lo T. ". mex. day. No extra rare.
WOlslDS FAIR SPECIAL.
TO r. M.-WaxGer testibule Sleeping. NuHc-
smoking and Library and Dtuiny Car. Duo Chicago
3.oJr NJ next day. 40 sStra iars.
SARATOGA SPECIAL.
~ 80 T.. M.-WaRncr Drawing Room Cnrs. Due
Albany T"H5 Troy ; ~ saratoga $40 =. ". HUNS
through to Lake george SAturdaya
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
AGO II. N.-WArrc- Nss.buis BmHct, Drawing
koon, Sienrin. aud DINING Cars. Eue Detroit III.
A. NJ. Chicago '1 J.. NJ
FAST WESTERN EMPRESS.
900 y. M.-WasnVr Nr'ibui. Drawn. Room Sleep
ing. and DINING cars lue n!iS b.IH 4. NJ. Mag
Ia IS !. A W.. cleveland Ia s., A. NJ. Detroit -
1. Nj Chicago $40 +. III, St. Lons 80 a. NJ.
ADIRON AND MONTREAL EX.
rxEsS.
7iO1 T.. M..wagner Sleeping Cars to rlAttsbnrgh
due aa' A. NJ; to ims,,nston, due 500 A NJ. and to
BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. THOU.
DACA SPE<IAl..
7.3O T.. M.-wagner Sleeping Car, New York to
Nu!'ao. due I:l' A. NJ. Niasa-a Fail $40! A. W.,
Clayton ! 30 A VI. Alexnn Ira Bay 7;ri A NJ. rAu
SUith's anu Tunper Lax" station.
CINCINSATI AND~'r. LOUIS EEpIsESS
500 u. M.--wayner \estiHuic ae" ping cars Duo
cincinnati : ., 4. VI. Indianapolis lu.Jl 4. NJ. 81.
Louis ,:.b A. W.
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
1Gh( San ~ "a NJ "a fAr
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3rGt mi! fouaa.

Eur Nj !o"Ect and cham near Manhattan - I'M;
l. write !ul ,t'srriatI0r
IIAS. II. CAMrBELI. box .rK. Sun nn"e
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FURNISHED Rooms \ apartments % Et

pri'o. &C. T.. box III, Sun uptown Office -o' b'way
FURNISHED Rooms u apartments % Gtt
East side.
10TH ST. :o3 EAST near % nn-lIall End double
10 rooms; gentlemen on.y' terms reasonable
1OriI ST. 2la EAsT-N csly furnished double roons
+" AL conveniences; terms reasouaae.
10TH ST. IH EAsT.-Sew elegantly largo furnished
1S rooms, private houss
C)ETu ST. III EAST --l;all and double rooms newly
~ furnished; also front and connectin. parton.
27rI IT. 10 EAsTmA few Ent airy nicely e.. fur
reasonable.
O7rH ST. ~ EAsr-Iarre front alcovs room: no.
- anu cold water large closets terms moderate.
COrn ST. ~ EAST Large room, nicely furnished
y triI ST 1908 EAsT-s!nge and double rooms: every
1t convenience for housekeeping or genemsn Si.''o
W.
40 rlor ionrd table hoard. s..
ECD ST. ~ EAST single AMI double rooms NAVY
ShrII ST 49, EAsT.-Nicely Furnished front room.
sJt piano :%lt'nr bed, every convenience, IS, Nc.
E7rn ST tn3 rAsT.-rl-aant rooms every con.
~ venienc-, very reasonable " permanent; fne
location; private family
E7Tl ST, Go7 TA,E-Si'cly furnished square room.
~ folding bed. bath. grs r.
SOtIl ST. ~ LIST Handsomely furnished rooms
CSonlr.t aud second ii"os bath; every eonvenence;
~ ST, LAY EAST-Iargo and hall rooms. private
! i American FANNY; fefsrrncrS
r7lii 81. H7 EAHr--tine.y furnished second Itory
front ro0nl: every accommodation; board OPP
tonaI; private house iu"drrLte
G 4rii ST. %;l EAST rear l. station Largo and
Dt sHal rooms a. c0nvcn,encrs, gentlemen Or
lIsh' nnn" kcrdn-
IInlu u. l"i VAST Largo Furnished room for
w housekerl ins lot ani cola water, bath, s35D
per week.
West S!a..
A NICELY FIRSfSlIFD front hall room to let; first
IA moor; gentleman only, 90. 9th av.' reference.
II NINlrh r. 3-!'ururshsd rooms for houSekecp-
- ing second h"nr ir"nt roam and bedroom. also
smaller r0oiHS : Al
J(upMs furn shrI or unturr sn.d Can 272 9Th av..
IL s'air,
sSISi IT 40 Wt~r srre and double rooms; ,ght
- hprsss"rriug or g'mtIrmrn nj conrsniences,
terHs Moderate
ODD 81, $TT.7"~i WEST -Iooms light housskeep-
- inc or Rtntcmel, Il! conveniences, $40 up:
beard II desirsi
SlbD 1T. .a0 WEST Large front rooms every con.
sd venirnce with board Tor two sl-; without 81;
also front pnr!or.
C>.lD ST. 45wrsr close iosta'ion, Nicely furnished
81 rooms light r0rsekrr!'nG"r -eutienien II up
q fTI ST. a. WEST arur front aicoye room; also
c,kTH ST. go AND :22 wEsr-IIantsomely fur.
LC nishrd rooms gentlemen or famD'rs 'sntr locA
tlOn; hrst floor aud basement. doctor or dentist
OSTH ST. 2Is WEST Handsomely furnished rooms
81 for gentlemen only; a.! conyen!enoea
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Select aluard.
East slide.
= ntshed room. ono Or two gentlemen; good Germ an
cooking
A 10 cTs 0s,s ,D; cGoD.r rnm
cooking Tor gentlemen and married couples $3.50 Up.
ATlI Az To- years estah ishei mechanics boar /
Ing house Tor qniet respectatie working ladies an
ORR ST; 81 EAST near broadway. Inception room.
table board.
= furnished rooms with good board, s. up WY
72rII ST 81 EAsTap"gan, parlor or entire 1oor;
17TH ST; III FAST stuyyes,nt rars.--NeAt,y FUR,
men or gentleman anu wife, moderate, two table
boarcsrs. references.
DIST ST. IS, EAsT1zS.n,'y furnished larcs an,
locality.
q nished rooms good board and attendance: atso
parior suitable for doctor.
3OTn st. and 70" s"ns5 IN
S1sr ST. 1877 rAsr-nar and double rooms: .upe.
KIDD ST. lS4 EAST-I rye ana SIN all rooms. all
~ veninces: sngly or en- saite; board excellent;
southerners accommodated
52rn ST.. BOB EAsT-Best table and accommoia.
10 tions in city. all Improvements: terms moderate
Mrs. BEAN.
SCps ST; x2s EAST .rnrn.h.d rooms large and
West Side.
I ARGE AND SMALL furnished rooms with board
IL for gentlemen. terms moderate 3,s West Goth ht
I ARGE DESIRABLE ROOMS closets gas, baths;
II strictly respectable III WAyer!y place.
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM for ,vo pri.
McSACGuT 80 Morton St
ArIl ST. o2i WEST furnished rooms
IL single and double with hoard for tho ref
erences exchanged.
q 1sT ST. ?32 W.st.-snc'e and double rooms mic civ
81 furnished; all cohvenienccsr with or without
board; centra! location.
OOD ST. 81 WEST - Furnished rooma with
90 board; references exchanged
hOrH ST. n WEST Beautifully furnished rooms.
40 suite or snxy: large closets. every conven.
fence excellent table
1OOTu ST. %, wEST--Reaut.ruily furnished rec.
20 ondstory front room; running water, Isrze
closets: with board
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G, rOi.ES OR >TiATEc. While NJ ras'Ure. from
- Nr0nhss Mount iri farm wa -. and jrr"mr As..
Friiay, Arg =, Two tay horses about Iaia ia".s
li.H cob nu.t: iai. when lost. bushr ta.ls AMI III.
name. " he strip IA face nf que Sa'fcwa: NH hs
paid AMI no qucston. as,ed fUr Information that WI!
rr MOLONY 20. West t.i 81;
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RENT FREE FOR SEPT

Nice hve room apartments in hrsclass order SIG 70
SIS monthly; halls carpetei and decorated; neat on
trance = &35 sih nv. Janitor or MEAD. 24a5 9Th av
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7OTli ST. 1872 EAST.-Sncle and double nice,
s. furnished rooms with good board, s. up; new
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eflats mud Apartments % EFT.

ranges tubs &c; halls carpeteli good entrance $40
to Si7 monthly. =, +S9 stu av See jsnitor or MEAD,
=, Iyb
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OrH ST. 81 EAST near Rroadway.-Recepiton room
- with board; also large parlor. PARTY gentlemen
inhe board.
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5uStrurtluW.
A BUSINESS EDUCATION,

DANJO guitar. mandolin. and stage dancing tuition {;
j. DEAN 57a I'd aH
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WeII.kcN NJ Iv- ROOM aquarium cnte; tUNS, rRNHeS All
COMP etc order halls carpeted and decorated; nice
trance low renis SO to SIT monthly; 24,o sth !
Janiior seen auy time, or MEAD. 2.4.i Sth nv.
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ATll AN. l0s- 2years estab ished mechanics hos
n Ing house Tor quiet. respectabio working ladies
gents s.. So TO $ weekly.
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Well arranged flats of I'VE and six rooms and bath
panerei. 40 500 to 3l< West l<hth At. joining els
waited station and tho Eighth av. ST. to S.a
COLLIN H. WOODWARD ais 9Th av. on prcm'ses
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A NTNNIt N1VWF WIN TWO T0nTNh, FUIIHbTo TOT Any
~ business, improvements .IS East n!'th st, l. sta
ton.
nEsIR,nLE STORES lofts nnd Offices TO let in all
II Iarts of the city.
FOLSOM HROTlli.nS 500 broadway. corner 18th st.
HUDSON AND WEST 10TH Ers.-Sc~ siur- sore
IL basement. and three iigh; rooms IN new fats
XIERy DESIRABLE stores AVID noors TO lot nav
y building ~ last th ST.. near Broadway. rents
reasonable. FOLSOM BROS. s.6 way. cor. l2th st.
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New Game,

The Woodland Mail Describes q
now game which can DO played during
the coming long Winter evenings.
II can be engaged in by my number
OF persons and if properly played is
productive OF much merriment To at
least one OF ths players. The new
game is called tho Editors Delight"
and is played in this wise:
Take n sheet OF ordinary writing
paper, fold carefully md enclose n
bank noto sufficiently large to pay up
nll arrears and ono year in advance.
What adds immensely to tho pleasure
Of tho game is to send aloug the
name Of a new subscriber or two, nc.
compnnicd by cash. Keep an ego on
the editor, and il u smile ulorns his
Taco the trick works like Il charm.
Now is the timc to play tho trick us
tho ycnr is drawing to a close. De-
l%inquont Subscribers arc earnestly TO-
qucsted to take u hand" in this
novel and interesting game. 1t is
easily learned and in played otton in
our most respectable families. AZ
noted above "now is the time to play
tho joke"