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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07
Apecimen Cases.

8. H. Clifford, NV Csssel. Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rhsuma-
tism, his Stomach WAS disordered, his
Liver was Affected to an alarming de-
gree. appetite fell away. and he was
terribly reduced in fesh and strength.
Three bottles Of Electric Bitters cured
cured him.
Edward Shepard. Harrisburg. H.,
had . running sore on his leg of eight
years standing. Ussd three bottles of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg Is
sound and we'll. john Speaker, Cataw-
ba, o., had i've large Fever sor,s on
his leg, doctors said he was incurable.
One bottle Electro B.tters and one box
Bucklen's ArnIca Salye cured him en-
tirely. Sod by Peck Bros, drug store
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07

HON. Z. A. BuRLINsAME, JUDGE.

HON. Z. A. BCRLIN6AME, JCTNFEs
The people VS.. Walter Harms.
larceny; G. A. Watt appointed to de-
lend. TRIAL ty jury. Verdict guilty.
Sentenced to the State House of Cor.
rection at Ionis for four years.
The people vs.. Andy Ferguson, burg
larry and larceny; withdrew former
plea and refused to plead; Ilea of not
guilty entered by the court; trial. ver-
dict guilty, sentenced to the State
Prison at Jackson for two years and six
months.
The people W. Eugene Kingsley;
breaking and entering = dwelling.
James I. MsIoney appointed TO defend; {;
arraigned and pleaded guilty of larceny
OF sum less than SIS. Sentenced TO
the county Jail for three months.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07

A Pprioiner Of Overceass Comes to
GRIEF.

Grlsk.
Walter Harms was tried and con-
vlcted OF the charge OF larceny in the
superior court yesterday. Waiter Is
a typographical tourist, who claims
to bc the victim OF untoward circum-
stances. A short time ago Bodenste.n
Bros. the clothiers, lost two over
coats from rhe display in front OF
their store and shortly after they
were missed, Harms pawned one OF
them at Fishback & Sanders store
Cor 81, and gave his name as j. Il.
Harrington The other coat was
found by the detectives IN his room
over 1o5 Canal-st. His defense was
n claim that he had met a strange
young man and purchased the coat
OF him for $2.25 and the drinks. This
n the stock yarn Of all sneak thieves
and although Walter regretted that
he was not allowed to seek his I'M
aginary decesver. the jury gave little
cTedcnce 10 his story. They found him
guilty and the court sentenced him
10 the Iouba house of correction for
four years.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07

Ida Berkhorst, corner jerks and
winson-sts.. Maggie Peterson. $50
Baxser-st., Grace Peterson. sss Baxter.
st., wnoopns cough; j. W. Aiisce, "a
Hsll-st., typhoSd fever; Arthur Par
menter, 55 Frsmontss., dphtheria
Group. - Harris, 81 Csider-sf, -
Bruce. 81 Cslier-ss.. diphtheria: Llzzie
Millsrd. i45 second-sve., chicken tos;
Nicholas Ieissns, IA Crosby ct, Jennle
Jelsnns, IA Crosby st. scarlet fever.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07

Before Judge Grove. IN The circuit
court. the Sigh Furniture company is
sung J. Edward Earle. administrator
OF the estate Of Henry n. Kendall. de-
ceased. and Iynsn ". KendslL. one Of
the heirs Of the esfsfe. 60 r-stFsin Mr..
Earle from paying lyman Kendali his
share Of tne estate until ths latter shsl
have satstied . Judgment sbsatnee
ssslnss hiua IN The court Of eommsn
pleas in the CITY Of New York fes
esTg os nov amounting 9TH interest ~
eI.4-AS3.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07
want. 10 r.pia, HI. Property.

william Harrison has petitioned the
circuit court to vacate that portion
a land in Covelrs addition TO the city
~ Grand Rapids. west OF Fremont
ct. dedicated 70 the city In 1883 for
public streets. for the reason that
the avenues have never been graded
or improved as streets. Mr.. Harrison
desires 20 replat that section and
make n more convenient than 1t Is at
present.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07

It will cost You nothing and will sure
ly do you good, II you have Cough,
Cold, or any trouble with Throat. Chest
or Lungs. DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is
guaranteed to give relief. r money will
be paid hack. Sufferers from La Grippe
found 1t just the thing and under it's use
had speedy aud perfect recovery.
Try sample bottle at our expense and
learn for yourself just how good thing
tits. Trial bottles l0c at Peck Bros.,
drug store. Large size soc aud 81 90.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07

Gustave Frank, . special agent Of
the United Mutual Insurance Com
psny. in which A. l.. Parker. who was
accidentally killed by falling down
stairs. was insured for $1,000, has been
IN the city several days investigating
the cause of death. He - making an
effort to establish that when Parker
Tell he was under the influence Of
liquor. If he is successful. tire unfor-
tunste mans widow will not be able to
collect fler policy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07

Confirm our statement when We say
that DR.. Acker's English Remedy 10 IN
every way superior To any aud all other
preparations for the Throat and Lungs.
in Whuoplng Cough and Group. it 10
magic and relieves at once. We offer
you sample bottle free. Remember,
this Remedy il sold on . positive guar
antaa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07

McGarry Mcknight will nle bill in
the Aontcalm circuit court today tor
Nathaniel SIagnt q Co.,, who will Conn.,
msnce = suit ag2lns. the u. X. & l. iai-
way company Tor damages ior breach
vi contract. The pIaintltfs CAIN soo,-
vO0 ON contract made In 1855 ior the
construction OF tho Olga branch ot TIE
". h. u l.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07

1880 q. m. train Wagner drawing
room buffet car, arrives Chicago 1855 p.
M; ll:Oo D. m. train daily, Wagner
sleeping car, arrives Chicago $3.50 q. m.
Returning-LeaveC Chicago 7:05 q. M,
arrives Grand Rapids 2:l5 p. M; $40 p.
IN. Wagner buffet drawingroom car,
rrlves Grand Rapids $3.50 p. M; l0:l0
,. m. daily, Wagner sleeping car, ar
ives Grand Rapids 5:i5 a. m.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07

Ifsras~s sns rre, - ns rsssss ss~ nigh
wsy n.sH~rv.

Fiems~rs aud Troy, fhe I've youth
~ nlefhi~rs ~ the hfofse~ zaax. ~efe
- foF fs9ss aes efsm nsflen ga tie
essrgs ff hixhwsv rohf<sy y@ss ertInf
TIE sssfimeav - BE efssass ~ss F~a9
snt the es~e sahsnifsesf rraA tie state
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07
Snider's home made CATsUP.

The October number finished up the
last volume of Century--Barlow Bros,
at VI Pearl-st., will bind them (or any
periodcaIs) in tirst-class style and at
low figures.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07
Circuit COurt--Part 4.
JUDGE GROVE.

Edwin J. Gillies, James H. Schinelzel
and William X. Schinelzel vs. Emil
Beubentisch, principsl defendant aud
Christian Reubentssch, garnashee de-
fendant; judgment for plaintiffs of
$l3l So and costs.
Sigh Furniture company W. J. Ed
ward Earle. ct al, chancerv.
Call-Issue Of fact, /, 2,3, 4. Chanc-
cry y.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07

Stated by II. B. Cochran. druggist.
Lancaster, Pa. Have guaranteed over
800 bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters for
dyspepsia, sour stomach, bilious At
taeks, liver and kidney trouble.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07

Have used DIR. Thomas Eclectric Oil
for Group and colds, and declare it a
positive cure. Contributed by VIM.
Kay, $40 Plymouth-ave., Buffalo, N. Y.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07

The reputation of Garfield Tea is en-
circllng the globe, orders coming in for
it not only from Europe, but for
India.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07

sYNrross--Mofsture, intense itching
and stinglng: most at night; worse by
scratching. III allowed TO continue
tumors form. which often bleed and
ulcerate. becoming very sore. swArxs's
O1SrxExr stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals ulceraiior, and IN nlcst cases
removes the tua,ofs. Al cruegists. or
by mail. tor 80 cents. Dr. swayne 4
Son, PhilsaeIDhis.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07

Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has q picture of our mill. None genuine
without it. VALLEY CITY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07

Have you tried SNIDER's home made
CATsUP?
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07

Ask your grocer for snider's home
made CATsUF.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07
LAW AND LAWYERS.
Circuit Court-Part IL.

Leo Austrian & Company W. Nathan
Springer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07

Lily White Flour
Is made from the choicest wheat.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07

Ifly white.
The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer ia the uanufsctare OF -four.
Try he LILY WHITE.
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Ocean Steamers.
DED STAR LINZ.

DED STAR LINZ: ,.n,s
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARlS.
Sailing for NewloiE and Ahtwtap $3.50 $50 m
NOOEDLA Nd Wcdh, lay Npil l. iV;oV d. ~
NEST tit NIAN w tuesday Ap.l :, > H.
Cabin Rates First Cabin $50 ard upward EXcursion,
xe- ana onward. Second cabin. So. EAcutsl0n' fo'
and 81 Stccr!ge at Xcy Low iaos D0,v,,,, ,.,,o,
NETWORK < CUBA Mail steamship Co
~ From Piers 10 and IL East River o. 2. M
tor Havana prOgrcsO, Camp cm } lch0c''
TampicO, ~ Npam. and Vera HruZ:
Malsi7as Caldena~, S1gIa Laioartb .,noco.
VALENCIA, il.N ana and Saeut :, 80. 80" pr
{ CF WASH NGTON Hay. and Mex Ports S3' apr T.
SARATOGA Havana and Ca deras va ar o.
YCCATAN. Havana and Mexican Dor.s SlI. AlF' H.
:" Thur law April D
fUr full particular, freight or passage, apply e .r
JAMES u WARD CO., Ii3 W.A,ss.
A NCH0R LINZ. Z :; MAIL ynG2n2 liz
Pier 81, y. r. 100. q Wet :lth-,t. .oo 49,
DssGnTls. Np- i 80 Pm Nav
Cabin. $50 and 500 Second class $40 steerase' SO
uftSpERSoN BRoTi!ERS. Agents, Bowllac oreea
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. CO.
'NEw.YoEFi!. ~ ssouTHAMpro! "hSD HEEMES.
s'e'"cFF, FASH 81 E%pR Ry l'% srEI 7SiS ''
Spree TEes Me- 81 % ann ann ~S A f T. a. M
Aler... sat- ABE 4, p NJ 'av, t. hnr -, =, - q
t.on. Second cabin. $50 berth. Stc"ri4e =, ioWeS'
rstes. oELRICIls & co. No. 2 Bowling Green.
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Trulns lclyc a. iOllOva:

Tr:,ins lc, 80 followa
9.Iu A. M-rAa. MALL. Tor Albany, CuCa, Syrs'
Koehester Iata.iA and b9AA;ioi. ,1,trrn au,
1880 \. M.-WLsrtKN DA4 ENPRL>S-Dally except
1a;CO }oom-soUTHwEsTERT vrsIpULE LIN.
IiED-Due Cincinnati 10 100, lnd!aHapo!' IL 10 j. h''
4.jS i r w. SVVPrn SHORE vEsTlBuLE LIMITED
DE At Detroit a, 9lj Il. m Chicago 90 r. l"' "eA'
900 r.. M.-FAsT WESTERN EXPRrsS-Due Chicago
e:.5 r. ' Mi.."H1TDiR00%SBBACi &N6 NOS iHAL TX.
1850 =. .M.-BUTrALo AND NIAGA = FALLS
en5 r. M.-rAsT ST. LOUIS AND. CHICAGO EX.
PRISS-Duc I'D annapolis II 20 ,. H.. heA. day, ~
Observation-Disclosures PoTGITN EI1 R ~ 81
~ 10 oo 9 sd o. = 5 % o6 $50 2 30 PosHn Is
= ,or i SE som .: Pqu' 70 hi Is Is H.
ALENyy = 49, AZ: 20 4 10 90 9S p 1900
noon 80. 80. i 80, 9 90 t %. : 80. oi5 p NJ.
TRoI-f7l5. elO 1000 10 30, Is > NO 70 90
u1fS% y 70 T? oS ~ i SI3 20 ID oo q.Fto
an. 1900 noon. 80. 600 : 80. 0I5 D. n Il 90
EoTiEsrEE-oIC 1000. l1o:3o m. ECO noon.
% 90 $50 % oo Z 20 r. 200 9 90 noon $50
NI&GG&&R,l 'FALi$sg e:io. 1000 1850 A. NJ. 70 90
ADIRoN b&CK MoUSTT%l$S ISp MoNTrEAr.-'7l5
AGBtRN. GENEVA AND CASATDMGrA-?:iO 10 90
nFif n IS H u 3 rvrA HARLEM DivisioS-
tor tekei, and space il Sleeping car, apply Grand
aP r '.' So VET 5 t and at i ;on Nc
I xsiS s'3 E y sss e. Pa '"@ 3a5 AK
We'tCot's F>prs' ga., for and gtsc tasssse from
Italy axccpt Suna sGs" 3Diy exSp. SATURDAY,
70 4 81 SoJ 55'9, ac S'sP ao;e ayog 10 1920
and Td + % g gGFes stop at 2s4 sirt 2:q
Gene. nj MANAGE Gtnp Passenger Agent.
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4 Office, \: c. =. Wiilct- Point y. y. H.. March
IS, 1s9l1scalrd ropo'a!~ In trPIic,t' ~"'.,t 10 Mg
T. o'clock Monday Aprl ~ 1891. ant oo'u" il the
Presence OF attending bidders, Tor furnishing and d"I-
,lns the frsh "ectab's ,,c9gird D. a.. Subsistence
Issue to troops threat during The fiscal commencing
July l. 1891. Proposals must Dc cnclos.d ia ,1irl en-
W one, marked I oposll. ror Flesh Vegetables" and
addressed the und'r-,gn'1. The oN'rucnt reserve,
The right TO reject any or all proposals Pri1cc' VIZ
lc given articles o. dOussc projection. conditions OF
qualit, ard Irc" OncludL: In :hr price foreign pro-
ductionS Their bonS oqui. Tie tables
consist Of poa'oc and Olon, ~ lc IN .DG whole
condition. samples must DE- furnished. % Information
an obtained b. application thi- OF c". GEO. y.
ZINN. Lieutenant OF Engineers. 4. &. =.
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u ROpOSALS FOR TOBACCO FOR TIE

y ROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO FOR TIE
I NEW.YORK NAVY YAED.-FcbruIy o. 1891
sealed proposals. endorsed "Propoals To- tobacco for tho
New.York Navy Yaid, u be- opcnrd March 81 ls%l. J."
Navy pepar:ment. Washington. = G.. untl II o'clock
noon, March 81. 1891. anu publicly op r Immediately
eicaftcr furnish at the NcwYork Navy iaId 10 coo
pounds Of Navy tobacco The tobacco must 10 ths
Navy standard and pass the usual al inspection.
Blank forms proposals will be furnished application
10 the COnmandant OF the Navy Yard. the Navy Pay
ONCE. NcwYork or to the Bureau sample Of the stand
bureau The attention Of maHufd. :pr aul dealers l.
invited. Tie bid, al other things being equal decided
Iy lot Tn. Department the right - waive do
fects or to reject al bids got deemed gdyant1feoui
u Government EDWIN STEWART, Paymaster
General, L. s. Navy.
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Ncw Publications.

Eichieenth Edition. post paid for 25c. o. stamps.
VI HI HUMAN HAIR: Why It Falls Off
Il Turns Grey, AID The EcmedyG Hy Pr3f IARLEY
"Fvcry one should read tis little book "-Athnaeua.
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rotcls.
Proposals.

A RMY BUILDING, Whitehall street, New
n York CITY. March -. ls3i.-S'al proposal n
duplicate subject usual conditions. vi" ur received hl
uui II O'Clock m. Alru -. 1891. AID ;hI oD@rd I'f
furnishing this depot the QuartcrEm>;I ~i'r, u, d A.
stationery, desks. mating -dlN"h ron U'fF'
hoi,. oil, rope, &c. &C., sDrcIhri On h.'H W VIZ.
Gives FIJI infnru be and iai 40 TINS nh''
1ds for delivery at other points viii 40 ID" oLt r:an"d
h. Unit States reserves the ri@; TO r.rt any or al
uIou.>al- thereof to accept nav De- nIo-t
adj anita gcoUs The Department. Preference ~" Ice tNh
domestic production or Wdia iHIr 'oill-
tons Of quality and price Onciudlnr IN H. llir 3" nor" ~
productions aud manufactures the d'N irl on Hlhg
equal EayCOpo. combining proposals 81. ID bc i"lR'G
"iropo- als Quart fiuo>;rs store, u d. 'rnu tPi
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Coes ra, 80 IT. q l Elm @'N'' '', $1,000
San, property I-"n !. sl"" ana '''' 'N''' 1000
,oiIih.it % IL u Mad.-on-'Nc. -'Nluo; q, ,oo
G., orgc Muller and wife Z, IIH-t Hoy. lsa -'''"'
.2i;t ioi2 Z, o. "n' y HAM II >ircr 1850
SAM pr I,ity: william, Ii sAber t" CdI|lr"c
TDr,r,' Vl.w.aNc :. FOL n u " oI J',""u>
place 3ONS3. iONJONjJ 2 I-d1' y bl'""'' sco
and wife TO julie l. Sciln. fI'r- -,
Jan.,iraN, 2OdlO II OF J. fia, '"'''' 1. nto
irregular: Am, Alexander ! Van -, ,,, iN'-'"
7ist-,; : 21,li H. e 81 f.aoa1 =. pat 5000
33d,t LIP IT. E, 81 7 sn,, ,'', 1900
| nj tnr.y.t 81. u roritl % -
IN 100. Morris FrluSlin and VII 4" H'iIN 100
H. Wcscnsn aud l'n9l" NJ I''fH' IN io.
1.corg. J llorhcr ana "H' I" 'h''''"'' - ~ ooo
FIo her ............
"a, 37i T. W of s.ha,c irregular; JHnS 20
'Wtkic and wifi to Ef"h e ~ 80. n '.'''
I ,2d..t 90 p " stlafc jIt"'I john u O. o,o
an1 JOIN luhlcr; T. sam. ,.s-;;,.o.o. Kat,
7l.t,t 425 y q i Il5cr. ''''''.,' 1900
Mount Mo,T..aIc y, S t%r,,., urI 10000
fo-tn.,t n : I2q (. ~ lHrN-a," JOS. ~, N'
Nev.Torn Life Insurance company 20 WIZ - % o,o
:, ,ni'..,yc " corner " l'sth.-L 'i.'>"'t
janr, Mccartney and VII" 10 john j '''''' - ioo
1o7th-T,, 81 ,,o 80 Fat; WIN '"''' 1900
Wch,ter.,vr corner o. Sinir - l"'.I'N'''' I
Eliza Van Srhirk 60 l"hr lti"N -,
Io'r1,n..' OF. & map Cedar UNl p1' 10,
Farm 25>io2S; Mary and jam Ncp'h'.' :" oCo
Thomas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
/, hlIlGn VALLEY RAILROAD.
rAs~rNGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortlnnd' ard

rAsNTNGEN TRAINS lcayo loot OF C0FtIandt ana
e,hru,,tt> IS. ~ i'IlNMN.
l. M for Slatngtou and Intermediate points. -.
40 4. m. Geneva LNol- E.mlrH Rochester Bnt,
and the Wc~t Fott,>lilc and principal local points. Chhf
car To- Lyons and pullman car TO Suspension Hrdsei
q % A. IN. fur M,ucA CHUNK and .ntclmcdiat points.
II 4. for j. and T. junction and intermediate poh'A
D. H. Tor .IcrihlmnocI and intermediate points Chin
car % TunkEanuocA. Connection . Reading and h'r'S
borg. ..- .,.., H.. ....,,t,.D ,o,nts
Chair ar 70 WhA,Soa.', ana Pullman sleeper 10 SSp''"
" 80 D. NJ for Pott,vnc Mauch Chunk and internea
A.. D,rt. Char ear . Ma ,ch thuuh. ia.
10 u. m for MlHDf Chunk and INT I'm da' po'"S"
COME, ton 20 E"1.alc and llTwi,h . A. n,r,i,
H. ~. fpr Geneva L}ons EN-. "a R'chrSt,r' Bun,n.,
a-l tGc West pullman sleeper 10 Lyons ana S-spcs'0"
Trains leaving a, ~. y =. we. p ~ Gnu . ~
D. III. connect for all pon., n M1honoy anu ii'~'' ~
SVNDAY TRAINS. ,..o,,,,.
10 m for Mauch "a ..l ua2ctOn ana interim
points. aud n. .or Shenandoah ala H'''"''N
points. ,..,,. d,.e noints
10 p H. for Mauch Chunk Ard atem qas Rryia,o
D. m for Geneva. Lyons Elnir1 ftle,soi, 20
and ia. West Pullman sleeper Lyons and s'Sp-'on
EIust. 4.--. L. -.. o.r.. nai nrnadMay.
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feathers.

A MEXICAN AND roH1IGN TEACHERS AGESCY
N Supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors. uoNIhesseS'
g.. 10 Colleges, schools aud aHl,ics Apply 70
Mrs. N. j. Y0UNGFULION % Union SQUARE.
a TUTORS Professors. Teachers Go'trncsses Of a.:
n, branches supplied TO universities CO.. cs schools ana
families Circulars schools % paent, MOI m
spoken. MIRIAM COYRlFRE I.com u. I'y ''''a'e' -
A BEST TEACHERS American and ror-4Gh. supplied
n. all branches any locality no charge ach+tS Wantl1
no registration fec form for STAMP. r. v ~ nOo'
(late L. f. Avery). American School III cav. W. iassS
\ EXPEEl ENCED private t7lor wish pupils TO pre-
n pare iOi college D. SncSs; hiefc-i li e'tes AG-
dress YALE GEADU ATE, BoN 30. TT.tuhe ONCE.
UEACHERS. tutors govcrnosscs. travelling con pa
singers, ganSto. NATIONS, &c. POM suIptu u
cuulovers recommends best schools to par I. also su
leror home school for moth arl'.s Cir. Miss noHo
VANS Teachers Bureau aud School DIRECTORY. No Ea7'
l4th-st
TT MON TEACHERS AGENCY supple, school ofncers
u with teachers teachers with positions. 80 =. 40
h. NJ. HARRINGTON. Prop. So Lafayette P!'' N. 4.
ySJ NNTT;D-Iadics: Norual crl'u.t rr1r c'tY-,'rT;
w man and Art for schOofrcnch PROV -iAt i'i ,ch"DI
ind argaitners and Primary Teachers io: sch0' loF
Fp .hlr.mndcd Chidrcn-Funch goNcru.~- WIN piano.
cltv-GeInan g0Vtruc>S. with and NNNoHi Plah) CIV
and cOuntry-NO'a teacher. N0St-''".n ~. men or
spanish Piano Art. SOutt->tnoe' p ana tNp'-
wr,tcr cty-Folowing for Normal i lcf-i'f Wet
Phv,ical Training Manual TrainnC-tlocr ion. 100 g.,
small arih and .rhoo--Ca.>cs Natural sciences
@Wa,hcmatics- Ancient IanGuac Manual !nuIhc-f ON.
nrri,l BranchcS-IIaNc unusually fine opportunity "a Day
GOOD viii and furniture Of -four >hng youu lI, school
" $50 .th-aNc.. corner 2Oth-'t.
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Gn1tlcu Sales Of Real estate

RICHARD V lIAHNETT & CO., Auc19neers
A viii Iii at auction. TUESDAY. MAX, IL 81,
10 o,cIo-l noon 40 the Real Estate Exchange and
AUCTION Room. - to Gj I.ll' rtyst ill.,,
oGO o62 and 2Gl West SSth--t.. J-,tOrf tN'iH"1''
Man, at Auctionccr,'. Il and ~ Lberty'st
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EnR SALE.
EOR SALE.- ,,,,.,.,, ,.o.od
Lnn un OF ;he NOrthcrn kalIrgl1 o, NrN-

one OF the attractive and dcllghtu'lv situated
residences the line OF the Northern laoa1 OF Nc"'
country scat Of the late DAVID II. GlLDEIsSLEENi -.
IL + about hy,-clghths OF mile west from cltl'r
TFNAFLY or UIGIiWOOD. and less than two miles
north from ENGIEWOOD. KnicAcrbocker-avc. tat the
intersection Of Marcoc.avc. which Is OF" Of the most
elegant and fashionable drives In the vicinity. 49,
The outlooA l. nagnirc.nt, embracing many niles o. u
surrounding country. including The VALLEY OF 1hf
PALISADES for over twenty-five miles. and western
view o. greater distance. 49, . , -,
most desirable atur" Of this locality Is It's health
fulr.s, and rntlr, ab.cnc" OF all nui-ancc~.
The contains ~ rooms, has all the mOGcfh I'M
movement Including bath no, aud cold water, range
Being filled IN with brick. and
= adapted Tor winter well a. a
residence. From 10 n ~ OF land can 20
~ house. a h' desired
IL l. con prtriy furnished 1900.
a cottage Gurnlshcdl OF rooms
ala annie 0utbuildnVS including lc"houS"; acrrs IN
car ica: fruit abundance; vnyyari OF choicest
g-t, apple orcha'is: pears. pelch"-, cherries and
snail NUT In variety: jersey cattle; !ons, c1rriay'
and tnr-c- With all appointments Tn" place is fully
,nIIrp and ready for Immediate occupancy.
Adfr.~. OWNER. lOi MontIgu"--t.. BROOKLYN y. y.
- lmu,diat' possession can b" Ia which /, very
d.',b. those seeking pleasant hohC. 'onNrnl"n5
and a'cs- bic hu-nc.s cent?" Of N."- ORR Iity
,,,,s daily FNur.~, trains to and from Jersey City
IN ,rout go minutes connecting with Chaubcf-.~t. and
,qd = fres. The West shore iod has sutton about one
a, ff, IN t's
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NFFICE OF ACTlNG ASSISTANT QUAR-

W TEEMAsTER rnltd STATE Ih1r' Prison. Fort
LaVtnWuth, Kansas, March -. lS"l~"t't proposals,
trplicate. Wil be received hre until ci'k p H.,
central tire Monday, April -. 1891, and Lon 0Ph.d pF
lrniShing this prison leather ana o;.. a' rals for
manu- flctrre Of 81 par o boots and Shoes aud 1000
cora broos and 1000 chairs Eu' year b -h-
ming July !. 1881. The COY cnncIt l,'i- tHr right 70
reject any all bids o. portions o BIDS Preference VIII
he riycn 10 articles Of dome. Tic PRODUCTION o .hti&ctc.
conditions quality and Pre-" Gncudn- 90 the pHc" OF
foreign productions nanudcturc I'll" .Y trrr0J being
qua Blanks and information a. % bddlf specifications,
and quantities rquIrr ETC.. VIII DE fni-hd by
hi. Office Envelope, containing bda Nu be" lhC9r''d
Proposal, Factory SUPPLE ohd addressed TO NM
l., Al NI .put J.IIr 4. =. II |. 5 \.
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i KITJUEN CTFNSlL S-phIladg lpaia Depot 81 ~"
O. NJ Dcpirtn MT No. .2o Ar Inst. Phi!If a, Mar'h
IS 1891 seal proposals. ia triple vn Dr. lccciyd
LntH II O'Clock iid9t AIri =. 1891,
for Furnishing and delivering at tn Schry I'm Arsenal IA
Articles o. ttbl war and k ben utrI-l.
COZ ,-ng o Ntriici china dshrs riI,, tIl icf, silver
plated war. Tin and wooden Vaie, cole" u.i-. mat
choUpor4 carving srts, frl.:C ci Bids for DE-
livery at Other uo.nt, VIII be tuii-d rrJ. B!cts must
stat; the earliest they Wei and
complete deliveries. Government rcs"lN'~ she ri-ht u
an bids. Prefer VIII bc Given 10 articles
Of domestic production mSnufactur conditions 81 quality
ami price dnclIding in tn p"t OF foreign productions or
mlnif ,,tur,S Tn. duty th on eng rIn' Blanks for
proposals. list Of article, rqrrd aud irI ni""ratol
am u. furnished upon applicat0n. InV ot-. containing
PROPOSALS, Lp In l0rscd 'Pr0i1s3's for ia1."ar IT,
and lddraS..i 10 tn undersigned. [. G.. SAWTELLE.
II uutA o VI. General. I. : \.
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Countrn j]rorerin tor Sale anu 20 Let.
SHINY SOUTH,
IHT FINEST
SnREoJK VA SEAPORT sun


.n,v, bue,,ces SIX ooO oOO Tho nea rby mark
den farms ia 1889 North - 900 600 worth o. rry
uits and vegetables In 1890. Si.50OUO WORTH Sclo.f
,"r a.nc only ~ hours from Ncw-IOrk. Soil, climate,
markets, freight rates. shipping acilucs r1ad, @M',
Ic,lfh nc an favorable. The finest In the u - lac
INST all .ycarOuid climate In America torl ~ ".
p,r busnc hay, 81 per ton mix 10 ctS pt qua'm W.
.u hc produced cheaper than at the N0rth su OF
Vt send s,anp Tor thrcc copies monthly Journal giving
aud country property Tor sale tlc'p
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