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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1891-06-19

Daily. Except Sunday. Tuesdays,
THURSDAYS and Saturdays. Trains only stop
Ri sislql, Rr to lsays passengers
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PENFIELD.

Friday, Nov. 10, being the 25th anniver-
sary OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Richmond,
their friends to the number Of 50 visited
them on that day, taking them by sur
prise. A bountiful repast was served
chicken-pie and other good things. A
very enjoyable time TO all present.
A surprise visit was planned by Miss
Lucy Goodyear for her brother, d. j.
Goodyear and his wife at their home on
the same day, which was q perfect sur
prise 10 them. After partaking Of supper
Hiram witbeck In few very appropriate
remarks, presented in behalf Of the com
pany Mr.. and Mrs. Goodyear each chair
Heman 5tarr then 10 behalf Of the
host and hostess thanked the friends fol
the gifts. Mss Stella Goodyear had OF
the same evening invited Che friends O
her sister Anna to visit her, which made
double surprise and company Of ninety
five. All had good time and felt TO sal
they were glad for such occasions.
"Blest be the tie that binds,
Our hearts In Christian love,
The fellowship OF kindred minds,
Is like to that above"
guest.
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Highest Of all Lsarsnng Po~eU s. Govt Report Aug ~ 1882
R9y!a',!!! g! Bss'Pg BsxIsg1
ABSOLUTELY PURE
BSOlUTElY PURE
BRrGHroN.

Nov. 16,-Died in Brighton, Nov. s,
1891, James W. Bachus. The deceased
was born Aug. IA, 1882, in Greigg, LAWS
Co., N. Y, and came TO Brighton with his
parents in 1S42. In early manhood he
went to Michigan, where he was married
to.Cynthia Post, Oct. 4, 1854. The result
of that union was one daughter and two
sons. In 1858 he removed from Michigan
to the old homestead in Brighton and
cared for his parents faithfully to the end.
He was a composer of music and violin
player. and no social gathering Of town,
church or neighborhood was complete
without him and his violin and therefore
he win be more greatly missed. In the
spring Of 1900 a cancer appeared on his
face, which resulted in his death Nov. 8,
1891. He was great sufferer, but bore II
with patience, knowing his end was near
and died trusting all to God. Funeral
services were held at his late residence,
Nov. 10, 1891, Rev. Williams, pastor Of the
Congregational church. officiating. His
casket was covered with beautiful flow
ers the gift Of loving friends.
The family Gesire to express thanks for
kindness, sympathy and assistance rem
dered during the sickness and death Of
their loved one, especially TO those
lending books. which nelghbors and
friends read TO him, thus helping to pass
the weary time. b.
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PrTrsFIELD.

Nov. 1e.-on the 12lh inst a large
party Of the rclaiises aud friends Of Mr.
and s. d. Whitney met at their residence
in this place TO congratulate them on the
tiftieth anniversary Of their wedding day
The occasion was enjoyed by al who
were able TO attend some who were
no, able to be present sent their congratu'
la,uons on the happy event. expressing
their regrets at their enforced sbsence
showing their respect for the bride anf
groom Of City years ago.
They, who were the young couple then
have lived 10 town sver since, and ar
| living today but few rods west from
where they commenced housekeeping
| then in q log cabin Of one room, which
| an uncommon thing in this community.
M
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nocHEsrEn.

Dry weather is hurting the wheat.
Business is good with our merchants.
The nimrods are busy slaughtering
quaiIs, but many farmers forbid any hunt
ing on their premises, and we think our
hunters generally respect their wishes.
Mr.. Climmonds was buried here last
week. The cause Of his death is moi
known 10 us.
Howard Sheets is rapidly developing
into trapper Of great renown.
Several of our people were in attend
ance at the lyceum held in the southeas
part of Brighton.
We understand that Miss Carrie Fielt
has been engaged to teach this winter In
district No.7, Brighton.
Ernest Merrill made business trip Il
Marion, o., a few days ago.
The organization Of X. It. M. holt
their meetings in Phelps hall the frs
and second Thursdays Of each month.
W. W. Dyer is putting cellar unde
his house,
Mrs. Robert Andrews is on the sick lisi
Hurrah for Mckinley.
HAIL COLUMBIA.
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NEW LONDON.

Nov 16-Dame rumor was mistaken
In the reported marriage Of Mr.. Fike, for
he Is yet unmarried. but he has sold out
his interest In the Gregory house to Mr..
Juslus Townsend. Mr. Townsend has
been proLrietor OF the hotel at West
Clarksneld for some time past He is a
gentleman In every sense Of the word and
uuder the present management we be
speak TOR the travelling public clean beds
and good table. f. tis
RS. Giles is very sick.
The other sick people areas far as
heard from, improving.
The concert Saturday evening by the
Ladies' quartet club, Of Boston was listen
ed to by large and appreciative audi
ence. They sing again this evening.
Mrs. O. Starbird spent Friday in Well
ington.
Mrs. M. Close has returned from
visit TO Topeka, Kan.
Our merchants are having good fall
trade, and the farmer Is happy over the
price Of eggs and butter, and wishes he
had more 10 sell.
Friday afternoon and evening, the
ladies Of the Baptist society gave an oy-
ster supper in the basement of their
church. Now is the time when lovers Of
the bivalve can regale themselves on that
delicate morsel.
On Sunday we were greeted with our
first snow for the season, but by evening
Il had all disappeared. NIHn.
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n N. GOODWIN, insur-
n. ance agent and notary
public. Deeds. wills, con-
tracts, etc. written neatly and
legally. Over Serage's shoe
store.
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Bald heads are too many when they
may be covered with luxuriant growth
Of hair BY using the bess Of all rcsiorcrs,
Halls Hair Renexer.
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Mrs. NJ! vanator, Of Clyde. Is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Beardsley.. -
Rev. W. #. Crapston has returned from
his trip to Michigan, enriched BY ex-
perience and pleasant associations.
The Free Baptist church social will
meet with Rev. Mrs. cranston Thursday
next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Crandall were
made happy Nov. II, by the arrival Of .
| bouncing boy. Perfect IN every respect,
as an ex-presidcnt exclaimed not long
since.
Mrs Rena Boice Is spending the dal
with her invalid grandmother, Mrs
Kelsey. o9 g
The second contest for the Demores
silver medal will take place at the M. =
church on Wednesday evening, Dec. 10
| All are cordially invited TO attend.
Mayor Boice and Lew Scoville went II
search Of euails Saturday afternoon. Thel
succeeded In baRgiDg goodly numbe
Of them, which they distributed amoni
the sick and needy, thus showing thei
faith by their works. A glancing sho
| from Mr.. Scovillet gun found ienporar,
resting place In MIR. Boice's ear. Tn
latter declares that he can find the way u
his ear every time now.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-18

B.& 0.-SULLIvAN.
EAsT.-No. IA. 4:SO q. M, No. 10, mixed, 952 a.
wEST.NNc. ], lslo, p. mi No. II. mixed. 1853.
D. M; No. Is, s;lO, m.
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
DE Fo1ar Ro7ate

From and alter Nov. Is. 1891, trains will pass
wellington as follows--central standard timei
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cAUNDERS the photogra-
d pher. Finest work and
latest styles. Copying and
enlarging in crayon, ink and
pastel. Crosier block.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-18
SPENCER.

Nov. 16.-Mrs. DR.. Turner, Of Cleve-
land, and Mrs. Turner, Of Weyland,
Mich, are visiting at T. G. Jeifries.
Delmer Grissinger and his mother, Of
Lorain, are visiting friends In Town.
Jennie Eglin Winter has gone to Lo-
rain to make II her future home.
Mrs. =. d. Okley Is visiting friends in
0berlin.
Miss Maud Drorse and Arthur Ensign
were married Saturday evening, Ncvem-
Der z, Rev. George II. Norton, officiating.
W. Curtis and j. B. Story, Of Cleveland,
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. Peabody, OF Oberlln.
were visiting at Fred Gsrdner's during
the past week. &
Charles Daugherty, wife and daughter
visited friends In town the past week.
Geo. Glendennipg. r. Q, Rowe and Geo.
Dregga, Of Elyria, are visiting at J.H.
Gardner's.
Mrs. W. ID. Orr visited friends in Lattas-
burg day or two ago.
Miss Sarah Renonard. Of Wellington,
called on Old friends In town during the
past few days.
Rev. f,urDey. OF the U. B. church, ex-
p.cls 10 hold series OF meetings at the
Smith road appointment in few days
The ladies' Of the NJ. Z. church. serve
supper at the town hall on Thanksgiving
day.
Born. Thursday, November 70. 70 Mr.
and Mrs. WIN. Fulks, a daughter.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-18

1 T. HASKELL, Attorney
J, at-law and notary public.
Loans and collections made a
speciality. Office i'll bank
building.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-18
MEMS FROM ABOUT US.
NOTES FROM THE SPECIAL COR
RESPONDENTS TO THE
ENTERPRISE.
Abort the Recent Happenings and
special Events in Their I'm
mediate Vicinity.
SULLIVAN.

III
NovIl0. Election passed of quietly in
our little town and the Australian ballot
seemed to find favor with all. Only one
ticket 1as yoied blank Mckinley re-
ceiyed l07 votes and Campbell 90, The
most -four absent ones returned in time
10 vote.
TIM ladles' relief corps served oysters
in ths town hall election day.
A eu1ell purse was made up and ar
raneemenls were made with the telegraph
operator 70 take dispatches Of election re-
turns Tuesday night, but for some reason
It was impossible to get the wire, so some
Of our anxious ones went oyer to New
London on train is.
Mrs. Amy Ingraham Is at Cleveland for
medical treatment.
Mrs. Allie Pixley, nee Fullerton, Is Wis
| fling friends in town.
Flustin Smith, Of Cleveland, Is in this
vicinity once rore.
Siowell Rice and Carl Ballou were at
Ashland November T.
CHI. Coon purchased new road wag-
on al Ashland Saturday.
Charlie Hall, Of Ashland, was the guest
Of v. @. Ballou last week.
Malon Myers, Of Lodi, was In town last
week looking after the interests Of the
Western Windmill pump company.
Pete Beard and family, Of Liverpool,
made call on friends in this place No
Nember7. p9
| Mcconnell & Brink have some induce
ment offered them 10 build their proposed
warehouse at Huntington instead Of sulli-
van. "a
Ground has been broken for the new
school buildings, and several carloads OF
stone are already here. Probably very
little work can Be done on the building
this lall son, al that can be done WIN be
and avery effort possible be made 70 com
pleie the work at an early date.
Frank Campbell, B. & o. station agent
has been discharged. He was unable e
pass the medical examination required .,
the company. ~
Tom Cot caused to be issued an attach
ment, or mechanics lien on the barn o
Wash Koons. The action is bought L
recover wages for labor done on said build
ing. 1elta9
Nov. 17.-The FIRST snQy Of the seasol
came Saturday night, the 14th, and b,
noon Of the 10Th It had vanished Th'
: weather prophets Of this vicinity predic
a cold winter, plenty Of snow and goot
sleighing. OF course, If We get plenty o.
; snow we will probably have goodsleighing
but we can all tell more about 1t when th'
winter Is over
: The B. & o. placed several extra train
on this division the 10th. No. goipt
E west at 12 1Op m. and No. s going east a
e:s5 will carry mail. The company ha'
also been grading the yard around the de
pot, opened up the bitches and placed th'
walks in first-class condition.
r. e. Clancy takes charge Of B. q o
station at this place for the present.
Mrs. Amy Ingraham returned from
: Cleveland, Saturday. $
Mrs. Malcom, OF Findlay, was the CUES
: / lI--l n. Q.sndou
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nRATT & HERRICK, -four
In and feed store. Free de-
livery to all parts Of the cor
poration. Railroad street.
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NUSH & STEVICK Geo.
d G. Bnsh and Chas. O.. Ste
vick, general insurance agt's,
Benedict block. 22tf.
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HACK LrrrEs.
THE MARKETS

SHIPMENTS OF BUTTER AND CHEESE FOR
THE WEEK ENDING nov. 18.
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flats Go Get, FURNISHED.

ERON JUNE | TO DECEMBER l.
! Three beautifully furui,hsd from. rooms ;
bath. elevator steam heat, private rcStau-
rant THE CLINTON. 2j3 Wet l2d 81
Apply ~ MANAGER.
MAR MADISON CARE.-Apartn- mt
y NJ = HIGHT rooms. beautifully furnished.
90 r.ut for the summer OF longer. rent 500.
address II. o.. 10 Nadison-aNr.
NEWLY FURNISHED c0rntr Hat. No
y % East 3Oth--t. idnltor.
rJ,O LET. Cheap, furnished or unfuIn'shed
| Groom l~t door nat 81 Vet ,Jtl-
e.. corner 9tb-aNc. near Park and elevated
station sunlight every room; steam heat.
not water. elevator; lanitor.
tI,HE CLINTON. 253 West f2d-st. (ncar
l Rroadwayl.- Light. cool room; private
bath. elevator: club restaurant.
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Real estate 10 Gxrhanae

An EQUITY.-SS 900 in residence. New.
n ark. y. j.. In exchange for BrO1klvu
property or farm. Send PARTICULARS b. ] |
Wali--j.. Room 81.
IL XCHANGING REAL ESTATE a Sne
II cialty; also bank. trust and Insurance
-tock-. HONT. ELWELL a. PATrEN.
1877 Broadway.
WILL EXCHANGE an equity Of 500 900
w ia 3 3-story flats FOR either country
once, or 4G Bleeker-st., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
Business Chances.

4 GENTLEMAN Of special burlncs, quail
y lhcatlon~. about to reside ia London.
VIII undertake special commission for man
ufdrturrr- OIL others, ilr.t-cla,s references.
p. 49,. Boz :. Tribune oace.
- lEAES' experience IN bu-iu,-e F..
4 - 600 cash; best ~ ., icr,nrc- would
accept iarin,r-hip or buy mi particulars.
q. Boz u, Tribune oni''.
4 DDlTIONAL capita. procured Tor bust
y n,-. purposes Investors advised with
a.n charsrl o, deNlratlc opror,uHai,tii,.,, high
est comm r.iN references. 6lIHNN
CARLETON. Rroa'r', %o2 Broadway.
A RETIRED MERCHANT or cuisines,
n man wanted ~ ASSOCIATE In real estate
and promoting brokerage for n gentleman ot
good addrc-- and executive ability this j. an
exceptional opening. uuslnc-, established.
nuucction- the highest. - 800 required.
SHARP, Tribune phce.
A PATiNT MEDICINE Of merit ady,r-
n tisd widely. with good >llrS no large
mont can BE- had for - 500. Address
SPECIALITY, Box l,J2l, Sew York Pot
Office.
ATTENTION. HOTEL MEN.-93. BOO will
y buy lhour jersey C.ntraU. furniture
ami bL~iuc,~ 81 all-ycar hotel ana road house !;
low rent otner hotels. HODGES. NJ
BROADWAY Room =.
DIST STAND ~ THE CITY tWlth
ID street display. Tor small hardware.
novelties. kn..knacks and convenience. a.
-
0NNEE. Box 1919. T.. ..
.-ArfLE EANCuE, BUILDING MAR.
BILE &c.. near this city 1900 aclcsl
location. &C.. most favorable; share with
party contributing capital and management
justly. PROPRIETOR. Bon 3'6l9. T.. O.
n HtNlI>T for Health Foods. with cap.
- i.il. wanted 10 Join party owning good
building on tgrno, thoroughf1rc IN TIL, city
p,clll Advertising advantages. PROPRl.
lrOR. T. q. Box 3,6l9.
COLLECTIONS made everywhere: II any
u one owes You money send 10 or cali
upon J. II. McDIYl1T. % broadway,
Brooklyn; no COLLECTION 10 CHARGE
~"nd Tor references.
EASH pad fpr dgyrood,. stores. groceries.
Y shoes. hardware and merchandise every
description hNtur',. furniture. NUSS.
ENUN, 3o2 Fast s3i.st
nIAMONDS. watches and icwclrv dcliv.
~ cf,d ra-y p9ymruts sample, sen:
ii Ea~.. ith-'t.
l. \ valuable granite quarry. with an in.
.Nhnu.tiblr supply Of granite suitable Tor
building. monumental or street paving pur.
po-,- uuafry &, opened ready for work and
near a railroad. For particular addrr-,
FRANK II. WRIGHT. Great harrington,
Mass.
sNOK SAIEs-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
4 \ controlling interest la Elnt aud
! SurN Mil near Ncw-Nork city; 10 Il
ulf.y maanng business fuil information
n.ul' be- given. Addrr-- +. w. HART.
WE'LL. Executor. l3j Eddy.-t.. Providence,
! l.. /.
a. or SALE. EXCHANGE. OR TO
/ LEASE. 600 acres u brick clay.
phosphate and carbonate ~ lin" land stu
| I'D i'm Marion County, Florida excellent
| r,U and river facilities. For particulars,
addrc-, Box -. Greenwich, Conn
A. or SALE.-Scycral valuable metal
L novelty Uatrat>. in which Is quick
money with small Investment, must rral-
IT,: rricr exceedingly low. i3 Broadway.
io'm j..
~ OK SALL.-An ldc-t.t. lied steam
L laundry vccHly profits, 500. {. d.
KITST 1872 NasSau.st.
r,OR SALF.-An old.establish shed butcher.
L store the owner wants 20 retire from
business. Call 70 Sulllyan.s:
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Tor SALE.-Chcstnut horse: 80 high
7 years old warranted sound tot.
better that 80. very stylish driver single
or double sod for want OF u,c. Apply
N or SAIE.-At bargain. pair Of III
i hand lav carr age horses; extra Styli~ 81
and not afraid OF cars; a lady can drive
them single can be- scon at lHhw2y. y: J.,
near station, JaqueS-ayc., at y. MOONEY
residence.
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Rooms uante0.

EURNESHED ROOM DIRECTORY.
i | 96- BroAdway Room :. near 32d-st.
We want NOR" furnished rooms constantly.
Az ANTED.-Plca~int furnished room Tor
w elderly gentleman. - week: below
soth..t. CROKER, III Centrc-st.
AZ NNrED October / bY gentleman and
w daughter pryatr family preferred. a
largo and hall room. communicating, second
a. tbltd door. unfurui>h'd. with or " thOui
bn1rd between lith and Both SIS. On.
EloAway and LeXingt n ayes. Addrrsi
RESPECTABLE. 90 Llbcrty-st.
M ANTED. Back parlor for physician
w Office: location between Madison and
Lexington AYES, and 10Th and Gjth st.,
NJ d. Box 81. Tribune Uptown Ofice
/ a3S Broadway.
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A RARE CHANCE TO BUY
a RARE CHANCE TO my

" lCIOuA.-Built BY Br,w>tcr; m'dum
der also blackboard Ia natural ash polished I:
also silver mounted double harness. OWN.
FRS private stable liz South Portland
ave. DroOklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
Gin Real Csiatc for Sale.

TO MANUFACTURERS. We nave
"A. an assortment Of superior locations In
and about New-No rk City; water ana raII-
way fronts suitable for manufacturing pur,
POSES PHILLIPS & WELLS, Iflbuhe
building.
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4 J. MARION. J'r-ey titY Hrirht-. 10
y minute, from y. I. =. Il X. hand
some gothic ,Uf'Irc; B, ant M lawn garden
Of fuIt. coach house stables. Sc. also
now Queen Anne. = rooms. every Improve
u.ut. j. j. GAFFNLY, -9l Tonnelo-'Nc,
Marion station.
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Conntrn Rfai estate 60 Get

QUIET COUNTRY HOME.-Iargr
N farmhouse, with gaidcn. stable aud ear
Ia2c-housc: located in pro-Dsruu, ialmiIe
community; perfectly healthy and free frqIs
mosquitoes good roads. Address l.. o. Box
II. kcyport. y. J.
A LII CITY CONNENIENCES, four miles
"A above Nouhers, on Hudson near sta
ton. high gIOmd.-Ncw ornamental Queen
Anne cottage: city lmpr0y 'mcnts; nine
rooms. fine views lots, iOX:l, feet; water
front: free use Of natural park; excellent
churches. schools convenient markets CONE
mutation 10 cents each way rent very
- minutes fIOm i2l.-i sanitary Jiumb.
ing. Inquire for CLOCK row En- at
Ha,ting ~-uu- hudson. by Hudson River Rail
road $50 and 80 monthly.
4 pIEDNDACKS. Lake Placid two
n beautifully located cottage, on" u. one
t. rooms also two camps at this charming
pot 10 lease furnished . OOO feet above sea
ar dry and ,Nh.li'3t,uc, scenery ,up'ihi
terms reasonable, one ar hotel; photo
graphs mo- place IN AdiIondIck- 20 compare
with Lake PIa..d &. ". NOBLE, 81 Pine
~
4 SHORE FRONT. NEWARK RAY
y. For sale or rnt. uufu'ni,hrd. at Brr-
gen Point. q ar 90 undS o. New jersey Ath.
lrtir Association and terminus OF proposed
boulevard. mod IN house. - looms, Win III.
p'oNrmort-. ornamental grounds and good
l3nd ug f.r va ht, photographs her. lFolio
i45'.. PHILLIPS WELLS, Tribune
building
SI.~ttE~ET Nantucket Island
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gnnnrn ,al esats fer Sale GOnnrp Neal estate 60 fei


MI UNTCLAIR, y. 1.-THE most 6eautl dS VI
wi Mot ON thc Valley Road house con
taius 10 rooms. bath hot and col1 wafer,
closets, &c, all Ia aoOd ordtf s''o az Z
barn viii be sold with foh|Rt ~ II
feet 10 feet. for SO 800. or thc WhClg lio'
81 about two acres for - 500. :. = = MN
WOOD, 20 Marketst., Paterson, y. D..
NJ ONICLAlR.-Ncar d,po,. Groom cot,
IIl u built FOR newly married Couple ~
NlpOi price $500: easy toms, or W "a
rent call personally. W VI. NUM-
BERGER. q Broadway.
ONLY $500 necessary TO buy one OF The
~ largest. best and best located Cu''"
Anne cottages AZ Bensonhur>t: y rooms,
all WiroNru' nj, furnace; roo fr'5 run
electric road rent pays the required pay
merits and interest; ny easy tcInr, rare
opportunity 20 own an elegant resideh,
!. l.. s. lOONONER. 2Gf 3d-aYr., De-
tween $50 and 18th SIS. Brooklyn.
CDJIHrJI;r CONN.-For sale. 70 close
- an c~.atc. Gentleman, residence COM
Il.felv furnished stable, horses. carriage, +,
all IN perfect condition; eight acres shade
and fruit trees; lawn and ornamental
grounds $4,000. McHAI;G, 1877 Broad
way.
IPPER MONTCLAIR, y. J.-Ncw house.
u Improvements. occupied by owner; no
reasonable offer refused great opportunity
FOR hOmeseekcr or Spectator. Address
OWNER. Box -. Tribune ohice.
e. S00 -PoErcHL STtF., y: -
'Iom. ther-,tofy and basement: all in.
movements; city water. &c; agnliccnt
lawn and shade trccs 5--tall Stable: over
au acre NJ land possession a. once toms
m suit NM - owucts, II. j. HUNT or
JAS. = MERRITT
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Tor SALE.-A 2-Whccl cart (oak, to
L carry persons. almost new. Ad.
dress BARGAIN, Box II, Tribune Office
I WILL DELIVER In NcU-York or anv
town between Ncw-NOrk and Hartford
ponies for the use OF ladies and children and
park ornaner on the receipt OF 500. I'D
dress +. l.. VAIL Asheviilc. y. c.
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ITO LET IL NEW-JERSEY.-For hyee
L minute, nom New-YOrk, house OF II
rooms modem improvements undcIR ouhu
.1,.macliHr: acre OF ground wen 'hIucu
asparagus bed. grapes and other fruits goou
stable; spring water supplies housG ui! n,
VOL at barn; 10 alton very s;2h,iE u, Z
minutes from station; rent 5000. Apply W
Mrs. NJ. PERRY. 500 jth.ave.
TO RENT.-In orange, New'Jcr.ey.
fully furnished modern house. l. rooms,
chot,a location fine surrounding IoL tne
season or Is months Address OWNER,
p. o. Box 80. @.19O. New-for@.
rTrO RENT AT GARRISONS. Y. Y.-Couu-
1 TN seat "Falle-' Rest" on blun over
10 king rly.. AMI W-~t Point spaciou, build
ing. extensive grounds; beautiful drive,
fine scenery. rent ~. 600 for season or year.
WARMER A. FRANER. - Willlam-st.
III, q RENT.-In Sockbrldse village Mass,
1 two attrsctiyely furnished cottages, in
rpricct repair: all modern improvement,
me lG rooms tennis court, garden and
orchard I'm rear; the other II rooms; stable
for four horses For fu thor particulars
apply 20 EVARTS. CIOATE & BEAMAN,
/, - Wal-st.
ITO RENT for the summer or longer
l ten large pleasant and convenient rooms
very plea SAINT location wide vCranda. beau.
tiful lawn. shade and scenery also carriage
house aud a stable II desired Apply n
JOHN VERBA. Box 80. WatertOwn, Conn.