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Mem Publications.


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feadl Notices.


u OULEVARD.-S supreme Court of the state
ID York. City and County OF Ncw-YOrh.-Ch'rles
!. Lawrence aad 9TH -. Plaintiffs. against Charles T.
j. G5r1a9ce Of he jgdaa,at Of foreclosure and sale
datc the 2j'h day Of March 1891 tle und'r~enyd tIe
h'rIec S'la GlssnS Id aud Hc s az Ron LimItad
Nos. 80 Z, 90 Libcity-st. N The civ Of NeMN0it on
ias Kan d5 Co., A Ha5to sS al the n ad and S
described In The said judgment as follows. W.: .,. 49,
building mpo, Dents thereon erected situate. lying
and and R Bou6i,d and containing as 70 l6ws -
the b sorRd4y at d 'S 'Gnc hGia With '4a
de es b SIDE 6 the iTd Boays s ig %en eet
Inches thence eastery parallel with O1c-huudr'dth-,t:
r9 fs eqeS I2S 5hs ah s nd & l 6a
hn9dr'dthst d theqce wGsriy 2oa% o. I2 10 sdo
be The SAID several dmen-io ic nor nor, on less
y,rc'Hl{fT A b5,, II tt ;,,aIS5 Referee
p D. ~ M7I srd5dray ty NV York A''0'''
7 IGHTY-THlED STREET MD TENTH
- OF CT Fcada c a. oRer sg n4
JShn Bnrche and cher.
pursuance Of ndement Of for,eiosrte ard sale made
the 18th day q March 1891 l. the laag aned referee
l gal t,1 70 6 5NPt any ny Civ Of NeYcr on
o.ds T , 2isi day IF Xpf 1891 a. - ocloc loon q
that day BY Richard v Harnet and Ccmpany alctooe.
e. che a Raa on bS SIR da OF HSedsS $50 ia and to ta
preni,es IN .ad judgment mgn;'Ca and therein de,'l6c
SITUATE lying and beine in the cl County AMI s3te Of
png a. the conner formed By the iar''ct!oa OF tt south
try u Tiehytfri street with tho eastery side Of
Tenth Avenue running thence ea-twacv along Eighty.
tdrl Street one hundred anl MY $50 egt thence south
vadly po" viii Tcnh Avgruc ore hundred and eleven
feet aud three inches on ~ ches thence wcstwlrdy
reary parallel with Tleitythlr Street seventy feet
aud thrfeorths inches 20 q. p inches thence north.
vardly parallel vim Tent Avenue eighty feet and eight
inches go H.. $ inches thence westwlIdly eighty (SOi
lot 10 Tho Tenth and thence northWaTdy
along easev side ~ Tenth Avenue Twenty-Five t25)
feet 10 the pOint or place Of beginning.
RICHARD NJ HENRY.
Referee
PHILLIPS & ANFRY.
Attorneys for plaintiffs,
Ibl Nassau Street
Tribune building.
Ncw-Nork City.
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CUNARD LINE.
NEW.YoKK 10 LIVERPOOL. via QUEENSTOWN
49, From Pier 20, North River.
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE - y . -.
Umbria sat Apr !, D. M Gal. We'd APR; ~ o.
serva sat Abr II. a. N. Imbra-- Sat, Nay n"o..'
trr SIT Apr.isl 80 pm. Scryia sat; May . a. H.
Aurant satApr23 am. Bottr a.WGd No 49,, 70 ss5
steGe tickets to End RON ON al parts s Of EuT :, the COM
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Sstes OELRICHS Co. No. bowling Green.
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NOMPAGNIE GENERALE TransatlantiQue,
4 OFnRENCiI LINE 10 HAVRE EVERY SATURDAY
Companys pier new No. AZ North River t. M9rton-ss
II GGhSc0GNE santei April II, a. M
IA NORNANpIE, Laurent----.- SAT- M. ~ ! " H.
A. FORGFT General Agent No Bowling Green.
ID ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
/ LINES TO CALIFORNIA JAPAN, GRttNzA 1;,rco
From New. York pier foot Of canal,;t6 ~ r.
tog san Francisco, via the Istpmus OF Panama.
CITY OF PARA sails WedncsfayI april l. noon
From s e6p FaRpScS kSD ana cH n5Gha"
CITY OF RIO DE JNNETRO sails Tues. Apr. IA, p n.
For ,r.icht passage and general Information, uPy "a
.omfsnv,S orce on The per foot OF Canal.st.. y. r.
II. J. outlay. deneTal Slperintendcnt
ENMAN LINE U. S. and Royal Mail Steamers.
4 FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF CHESTER. WEDNESDAY April l. 70 80 NJ
CITY OF NETWORK wednesday, April 10, II a. IN.
CITY or BERLIN Wednesday. April % P 4 2; d.
tIsf on 400 ~ ,SSrd fQEd4s e ais. sseam .o
sTEFR HGF 500. PETER WRIGHT & SoNb. General
Agents, 6 BOWLING GREEN. n
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Canrro afaoemce
A LEX. MACaREGoR's. los West 55th-st
"A Private lessons any time.
All fashionable dances taught thoroughly
T. ERNASDo'S ACADEMY, 1872 Eat ssth.ss.-A sehosa
for dancing depeftm ent and cGsthentcs exercises;
ali the nsw aAd tashisaable Dances sskd tor eoulss
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Orean 5teGmers'

ped STAR, LINN IINN4Ew;EEp AND PARIS; ...s,,
sPZTS for 5Pli A l. iViSG M
c.5a Ra.. ESQ: :S ,n So D"iEs
fTrEE wE6 i1Ts & son ssa As. DoTas o,'''
NEW:YQEK s C, SY y rs Ma Ry ssers
F 6S h Psl; c ,sg RTsn Fi2n
m1 T%R,;9c sssss SsG s%3
yas.ag, SANTIAGO 1 S SSiss asuS wsd' Agr.
q or WHsniSGToN, nay; ona seN We'd Afr 8.
S4nGAT2x Havana MyGGen d g2ss' and
SASfIiG0. Nassau, santiago ~ '' THURSDAY April D.
For fun ts'sriN z gf,isfsc PTS @.
A S2#{F FSE q =; Ass
s.s5sa os' $40 s $50
ISL; a9 Sak6tgFh 9f Rfo Rsess Green
NHaRIESToy s C.. the South & sop th SHs
4 JAcks1N XiLLh AA AMP m All F cLo4&tPiANY w
From i Per g. l. aoot O;eysl';c Yea Il D. APR
fhMd5N88fS chastoS and W M9 A ARr y
.amss naa las Of s Per
iss V %a YPvc EpSDE r.
rs Eyer. GEM Ast o. 5. Err, Line st7 Bf0.e"A'.
HI1TRTRG- ENIERICAN PACKET co: -.
a SSd r ss p1sos "a he
large new lyon 'e so ssfSS and en Nav
,i, APpT 5 e EgsF:
ASTHoa ,.''ii Say SSIma,gsia iane II
EEo'TTXR WEEKLY SERVICE Ee"iH o,N M Npr.
scan9a c,5 Fl M $50 6 and upward according ocsti9
SrSaaTay B %Es3S
DED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS uyAooA
10 fOH JAGUAYKA, PU EkrO CABEhL0' N"
MARACAIBO AND CORO.
Pier 50, East River =.
CO CARACAS .......... Wednesday April >; ~ w
SS VFNfzI FLA SATURDAY, april u.s. D. m'
american steamships specially built for the u@oe
nave verv supefior ace mm d0tions for passer
N"'N 'N' uOULTON. BLISS 4 DAILE.In'
Tourist Agents, 5000 General s nhSsef'' - wa"
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DELAWARE, LACXAwANNA AND

WESTERN RAILROAD
Shortest Line. Nestbuled Pullman Coaches
m.-BunsO OsN ego ESpress % ise.c, g.,
MACE ys5e %aP s0uaI6grs scIsPon saghaton oWeso
burne, Watervlle Richfeld Springs ITtea NJ ohsr
Greene oxford, Norwich, CoItand SyrscuSe F,so Ia
ernedate stations Connects Scranton Ti,h $780, ~,
b,f mIhssosfte PahhIle and NoiAumbefland; AZ
20 a m;-Blnghsm,on Man, via Boonton
" S ane y mira Express for Water Gan
barre N"s'"on ana Wilkes
$40 p. m.-serantOn. wnEesbarre and plvmou,, ~
7 80 p m 9dsIyl Buffalo Limited Express VI, ,,,
Sef1,on, BiEghamJon OweTo NJ
SMe iy ktniIl S9,pag Bath wayland Dansvhe NJ
y 2. M ldalyl.-Bunalo, Utica and osS,eIso, t,xD o.,
e Bnghsntcn, Cortland Syrar,tsoos
Hehneld sprnEs, &c, ana all points on pnts wstefve
connects With trains for the West WI nun~o division
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/ EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF cow"
DesDrOsses SIS. a. fluOws; -. ...,t. 81.
a. m for Sla.iagtOn snd nteImed at -, b.
10 a. M. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmlft, 49, ~
and the West Pottsyille and principal locai Fps<r
car 70 Lyons and Pullman car % Sispil... ri 80
30 a. M Tor Mauch Chunk and .nlsfin-p "a, -
il a. m for,I.. and B. Junction aud intein1
Chair car ~ Mauch CHUNK. ,.,.,,i.,. ~ - y
/ D. m Tor Tunkhann0ck and int n,,dltt, 80 10
car y Tunkhannock. Connection . Ne'u'''
burg ,.,, , ,.t,.t,,,i t,,erraei ~ ?
Chair car % Wil1esbarre and Pullman Sleeper y ~ .
Bridge. IN, go. ,t.,,g "A llsst~
ate pDlntg Chair car b Mauch thunk. ,.s -
10 d. IN for Aauch Chunk and intfh0~ A..
Conbecton b Reading and HaFTlsbu.g , ia. 80
Z D. M Tor Geneva, Lyons. Emlit, ho,a.i $3.50
and the West. Pullman sleeper !" hy0H' 40
Bridge. -, , rr ~
d. m connect FOR all points In Mahonoy ana H."
regions ,,.>-,,,, ,rp,t>c "a
$40 o. m. for Mauch Chunk, Hstelton a l' 49,
pOlnts. and IL a. m ior shehahdosh
points. - 90. - 4, ,.,..,,..,i,,s 49,
% H. FOR Geneva, Lyons, Elnira, X -, -"
and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons 'A' -
'''OS'' General Eastern once. 2S5 Brosd"p -
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BEECHW0OD INN,
JENKINTOWN, PA.

JENKINTOWN PA.
Mrs A. g. MARYLAND d. co. have lea ease dr, sTe
OOp NM term OF years with tle nv s,
mOst desirable OF any resort ~ e'a'
SIthforhocd Of l'adephay and only one anu tbe sS
honrs rIdo from NewYOrk. Tho Inn ma tlo az
SSnsge OF sta the grounds ana % trains uS1 e t6e
way, I'M b. French The following references WA oe
nfcen guarantee intention TO make Sle q,
suuiU nd select: william Pepper NJ PfOIost .,
3hsfnlHs of pennsylvania s. Henry Norris E'hao
~, n MURRAY IhcstOn, NJ D. u. y NoVH -N'N'' ~
Daie, "a oneg ii D. and Walter Buchanan. - -
HOUSE OPENS MAY 10 ana rooms may NOV o e
nd priday+ from to p M, 10 hoteI stfa'Oru' XII"
adal -
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PARIS OF TO-DAY. Translated from the Danish OF
trated vo PIP. 29s. Cassell Publishing Com
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CENTRAL II. II. OF .JERsrl

l-... ,.... I'D ...... IA -. 90.
30 6. N. for Easton, Mauch ChgnA, WLsasaI
Scranton, Reading, harrisburg, Tamaqua. shlnoLt II
buGy, WiLamsport On sundays for LAslol, Aasea "a
200 a. NJ. for EsssOn.
90 a. n. Tor Ea,ton and Mauch Chuak On slss'(
h's'o 'gSa aun Eas saa S HaSSh chunk wa
shamOSin. sunbury. williamsport. TarOasa ga 4
90 + n. daily for EastOn. Mauch chgaI b.;,.
3.45 .. n; Tor Easton. Magch Chunk Resdas ~
burg. Wilkesbarre, Scranton. IamsquA Po's'A@ "a
80 p. m. for Easton ard Allentosn 0..,,,, Sy,
S AS p. L.. for Easton; Msueh Chunh kesihi hT
0of 80 - M sfofl Gas g and nd Rea.own
"a F Ere ID q 81 a. 1 sis Il IS
O'OY + Long Branch and point. south 70 Pom, Pass
exes: Ocean SS Grove and AS6ary Para 90 a 20
y * For Red Bank, at 4 As. rs. 1lI5. n, 100
20, 5 10, 9 90 D. m. Sundays ~ 4. m. 'm''
FOR LAKEWOOD.
100 a. Pa;oI M d.F. 81 .s.i So 1S ~
- For IONS ES Rve, Barnegat PARK and Bsrs'sss
s1S os R M TO- oty 2o aeanS Sua aa bds
Fol M SS q n Beach and seabright 81"
" T0n rnIIADELPHIA. BALTImoRI /"
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE. -
90, 80 4 20, Oj. y o. : ~ p m. y vi
~ NDAhS, 800, II 90 a M, ~, 8 -" -"
D. M, - is night N q, I. a
FOR Baltimore and Washington daily a. ~ =.
DElng Car except sunday, a; ~, " ~
Car. 5 100 d. ma, - 10 nigHt. Dining taf oh -
SUNDAYS. - a -
80 y. M. ~ 10 night except SATURDAY - lf@s
- 80. , :u,. o. 80 q. g., nave connection i'' i'
rlsburg PQttsylle. &c. ,...-,.,,A. a
Tor Suntury and Wamsport, Via Phi ~ = a
a. "a. II 80 Buffet ParOr Carr 80 Y ~, y 20
(except Saturday night Sundays 20 =, 4 ~
Tickets and Parlor-Clr seats can BE- prgsf ,-.lt -
26l, as, 94i, llio. 1923 Brosdway 20 csssS'
eco fulton % Broadway Brooklyn. , d, AL 90
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For Both SeXes-City.

For Both SeNeS-Clty.
ID E. MAYNE. ELOCUTION.- Prepares for platform
Ii and stage. 1903 West 59th.st Next exhibition OF
pupils will take place in Chickering Hall
TT, NE BFRIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. No. !
1 West o5th.st Branches Boston Phila. Warrington,
Chicago Berlin Paris &C. Best instruction $40 per term
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WHITE STAR LINE
w FOR QUEENSTOWN
ROYAL AND UNITED ST
GeTmanie. APRIL 10 80 am.
sTeut0nic 49,. April :. 5 a. n.
6Fltannie April Is, III a. N.
Majestic April -, 8 a. N.
From White star D0ca
'second cabin 90 these
add upward, according % -
Second cabin, $40 and $40.
cole terms Storage, go ; ~
No. 81 Broadway, NeE-for,
Kalnut-ss. =
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RAILROADS.
NEW york CENTRAL:

Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.
TIE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY
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ga :,-REV. DR. AND MRS. GARDN ER'S
n. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 007 6th-avs. ga year.
Mrs GARDNER. Author Of History in RHINE"
MISS NJ BLACKwELLS School and Kindergarten for
WI Children reOpens October l. at loo East 991-sG
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE Founded ls5Tt Home and
Day School. GOLD AND BRONZE MEDALS, PAkLs
EXPOS TON. 1889. $50 and 2S2 1lst-st; ana wes'
End.sye Nine. VAN NORMAN. Principal
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AND LIVERPOOL.
'ATES NAIL STEAMERS.
Gerr anie Apr -, 8 80 q. n,
rleutcnic. May q. = D. M.
Britannia. May 10, 0 80 am.
Aajestlc. May 20, 5 y. m.
<. foot o. West ioth-sk
steamers. Saloon rates, ESQ
.eamer and location OF berth.
Excursion Tickets on favor.
e paid, s23. Compsly's Cflee,
X. Phllsdsi phls Once, 900
]. BRUCE EMAY, Agent.
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Musical Instruction for both Sexes.

Musical Instruction for both Sexes.
&, PKING TERMS .
= az the FAMOUS
NEW-YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
For n Years at
4 EAST 18th 81, ONLY 30 DOOR EAST OF 5THAVE
Established 1868 Chartered 1865.
GLASSES Beginners and Advanced Pupils Forming
Private InstruC tion at Reduced Rates.
NOW OPEN. DAY AND EVENING.
NO BKANCII-Only at East lfth-st, near 5th-aye.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-04-29
The Folly of Dying YOung.

Bsmark is out in statement setting
forth that ho owes bis rugged old age to
the practice OF bathing regularly and
freely in cold water. Gladstone As.
cribes his longevity to the simplicity and
regularity of his habits. Tennyson be
lieves that his having celebrated his
eighty-first birthday is due to his having
not worried or fretted over the small
affairs of life. Won Noltke thinks his
ripe old age is owing to temperance in
all the affairs of HE and plenty of exer-
oisG in the open air. DeLesscps and
Barnum think they owe their advanced
years to like causes Taking all these
life-gving agencies together and consid.
enng how easy they are of attainment,
there doesn't seem to be and good and
sufficient reason why we should die
young, except it be that the gods love
us. Boston Herald,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-04-29

The following advertisement, publish
ed by a prominent western patent medi-
cine house, would Indicate that they re-
gard disease as a punishment for sin:
do you wish to know the quickest
way to cure a severe cold? We will tell
you. To cure cold quickly, it must be
treated before the cold has settled in
the system. This can always be done if
you choose to, as nature, in her kindness
to man, gives timely warning and plainly
tells you in natures way that as a pun
ishment for some indiscretion you are to
be afflicted with a cold unless you choose
to ward it off by prompt action. The first
symptoms of a cold, in most cases, is a
dry, loud cough and sneezing. The
cough is soon followed by profuse wa
terry eXpectoration and the sneezing by a
profuse watery discharge from the nose.
In severe eases there is a thin, white
coating on the tongue. What to do? 1t
is only necessary to take Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy in double doses every
hour. That viii greatly lessen the sever
ity of the cold and in most cases will eff
fectualiy counteract it, and cure what
would havcb7en a severe cold within one
or two days time. Try it and be con-
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FaTrar y Farrar.
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CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT SCHEME
4 Seventh District Politician Maps nut an
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Another congressional district map.
This one is made by prominent poll
tician in the present Seventh district. A
+, comparison with the census figures will
show that each district approXwates
very closely the basis of l67,0OO inhabi-
tants
This is the way he puts it in the Con
stitution.
First Bullock, Bingham
Tatmall, Bryan, Chatham, Liberty, APP
ping, Wayne, Mcintosh, Pierce, Glynn,
Ware, Charlton, Camden.
Second Distlict-Houston. Dooly
Fdaski, johnson, Laurens, Dodge, viii
cox, Montgomery Telfair, Irwin, Coffee.
Berrien, Clinch, Brooks, Lowndes.
Echols.
Third Dishict-Quitman, Randolph
Terrell, Lee, Clay, Calhoun, Dougherty,
Worth, Early, Baker, Miller, Mitchell.
Colquit, Decatur, Thomas.
Fourth District-PiSe, Epson, Harris,
Talbot, Muscogee, Chattahoochee, Marion.
Taylor, Stewart, Webster, Schley, Macon,
Sumter.
Fifth District Butts, Jasper, Monroe.
Jones, Baldwin, Crawford. Bib. Twfggs.
Wilkinson, Washington.
Sixth District Wilkes, Lincoln. Nc
Dutlie, Columbia, Warren, GIascock.
Richmond, jefferson, Burke, Emanuel
Screyen.
Seventh District-ITart, Ebert, Madi-
son, Clarke, Oglethorpe, Oeonee. Wal
ton, Morgan, Green, Taliaferro, Putnam.
Hancock.
Eigth District annin, Gilmer
Piekens, Dawson, Forsythc, Gwinnett,
Lumpkin, Union, Towns White, Rabun,
Habcrsham, Banks, Franklin. Hall, Jack
son.
Ninth Milton, Fulton, De
kalb, Henry, Spalding, Rockdale, New
ton.
Tenth District HARRISON, Carroll,
Douglass, Campbell, Heard, Coweta, La
fayette, Troup, Meriwether, Clayton.
Eleventh Disuict-Dade, Catoosa,
Walker, Whitfield, Murray, Chattooga,
Gordon, Floyd, Barlow, Polk, Cobb,
Cherokee.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-04-29
COTTON DALE NEWS.

Cotton Dale is noted for it's healthful
ness and productive soil. The place is
as healthful as any part of Georgia, and
the soil is as productive as any in the
safe.
Farmers are needing rain in this sec.
ton to bring up cotton. The oat crop is
looking fine. The fruit crop will be
short again this year, and our only chance
wi be in the blackberry crop.
We would like to see the editor up in
our section. Come up and go fishing. as
1t is the order of the day. Ben West
says when you 90 fishing at night never
follow the moon when you start home.
We learn that Mr. Willie Hitler has
returned from South Carolina. We
would be glad to see him in this section.
Guess he will be round before long. as
he used to love to listen to the whippoor-
will.
Cotton Dale ought to have a railroad.
and if it would be any inducement to
write to Jay Gould about the matter we
would do so.
We are glad to see our Hon. VIM. Jen-
nings improving in health. He will be
on hand at the next session of the legis-
lature.
President Harrison did not come
through Cotton Dale when he was down
south. But it did not set us back any.
Rev Stubs preached to large con
gregation last Sunday at Enterprise.
We saw several present from Dawson
If there was a reward for bachelors
Cotton Dale would do a big business.
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