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Commissionrrs, Notier.

FHTHTT VI NHHFTts a. THOInus.
The undeTsignei, having been appointed by the
Probate Court tor the District Of Hartford Commits
sioners 10 receive. examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate Of Charles
AIhomas late sockbridge In said District deceased
and the claims of the deceased exhibited In Offset
Thereto hereby give notice that wewil meet for the
purposes aforesaid az Clays Hotel aysvile IN said
district on the 9th day OF Feb. and nth
day OF June next from o'elock a M
until o'clock D. m. on said days and that six mos.
rom the 18th day Of Jan. A. -. 1892 Is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors to pre-
sent their claims for examination and allow
ance Dated az aysyllle. this 18th day OF JAM 1892
FRANK DURkFE
$50 RUFUS HOLT commissioners.
ii. o. Hatch, }. Baheock. Exrs.
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Estate Of HORACE A. THAYER.

The undei signed having been appOfnted by the Hon
Probate court for the district ofWashingon commits
noners 10 receive, examine and adjust all claims and
leniands Of all against the estate OF
Horace A. Thayer late OF Roxhury IN said District
deceased, and all claims exhibited Ia Offset thereto
hereby give notice that will meet for the purposes
AZORES aid. at his late residence said ROxbury
on the 18th day Of February 18th day Of july
next RON O'Clock p. m. ant O'Clock D. nj. each OF
said days. and that six months from
the 9Th day OF Jan. A. d.. 1892 Is the time limited
by said Court for said creditors present their claims
to ms for examination and allowance
Dated at ROXburv this pa ,iay of Jan A. d. 1892
ORA BOYCE, ! Com
~ JAMES STEELE. ! mlssioners,
Neya III. Thayer. Admr
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
Bradford.


We are pleased to know of the success
with which Abbey Avery has met during
her term of teaching in Dis. No. 3.
We are glad to see H. A. Winship at the
store again. Grip left him rather weak
and he is not able to stay there only part
OF the time.
II the grip does not interfere, the post
poned Photograph exhibition will take
place at Village Hall, Wednesday evening,
Feb. 10.
Ex-Governor Farnham has gone to
Georgia, for the purpose OF transacting
business in the interest OF his towns peo-
pie.
The ladies OF the Congregational society,
meet with Mrs. j. NJ Warden on Tuesday
p. m. Feb. 2. A ''social tea" is the attrac-
ton.
We expect a large delegation from Brad
ford, win attend the Christian Endeavor
Convention, at Newbury, Feb. g.
The c. L. S. c. will meet with Mrs. Will
son, Feb. 4th.
The eleventh anniversary OF the Christian
Endeavor, was celebrated on Feb. 1st., by
both the senior and junior Christian En-
deavor's, by singing, declarations, recita-
tions, praise and prayer.
David P. Meredith, from Iowa, is stop
ping with his brother-in-law, W. b. ID.
Avery.
Miss Maude Clarke, will entertain the
1927 whist club at her home, Wednesday
evening, Feb 3.
Intended for last week.
+. J. Libbey has been confined to the
house for several days with what every
body else has.
w. f. Poole, has gone to Boston and is
working for Theodore Metcalf & Co.
Mrs. Gov. Farnham has been quite sick
with the grip for the past six weeks, but
is now improving we are glad TO say.
Charles Miner has left j. NJ. Warden's
and Ed Mum has taken his place. Ed
deserves the promotion.
Whist whist whist nothing but whist
at present. DIR. and Mrs. Jones entertains
the Pilgrim Whist Club this, Tuesday eye-
ming.
Mr.. Kenyon has secured a barber from
Springfield, Mass. to work in his shop un-
III he RECEIVERS. Gripl
Mrs. o. X. Baker has the grip.
Bradford people were very sorry to learn
of the death of James f. Dicky OF West
Newbury and Adna Lovewell OF Corinth.
Both were well XII owl here.
We are afraid of IA small ice crop this
year. Hazelton's new ice house is nearly
completed.
Mrs. Annie Spaulding and son Earl met
with quite an accident the other day.
While coming tout OF Mr.. Stevens yard,
going toward home, their sleigh run upon
a bank and overturned, the horse running
down the street. She was soon canght
and returned to Mrs. Spaulding. Mrs. S.
and her son were not hurt but well shaken
up.
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Pon,fret.

Mrs Bert Bartholomew is caring for her
sister, Mrs. viii Whipple.
AL. Lucas has charge of the post office at
S. Pomfret now.
Chauncy Perry is at his "post" once
more.
Mrs w. B. Hutchinson has returned
from Taftsville, where she has been caring
for sick sister.
Bert Bartholomew, is in town.
Robert Dollard has returned from Mont
pelier and is working for Sumner Sher-
burne.
Miss Myrtle Thatcher returns to Ran
dolph this week to resume her studies at
the Normal school.
Minnie Clifford is visiting her grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Ashley.
Grace Thatcher is at Reuben Newton's.
VIM. Gibson went to Boston last week.
Harvey Hewitt's grandson of Tunbr idge
visited him last week.
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East Bethel.

R. Denton is quite sick with scarlet fe-
yer.
Mrs. B. Thayer, has been i'll with tonsi-
litis.
Mrs. S. Weden is very ill.
James G. Fowler, came near having APP
oplexy last week, free bleeding at the nose
brought relief.
Edith Fowler is among the latest grip
patients.
Orlando Morse has eighty hens from
which he sold in the month of January
1000 eggs.
Rev. A. H. hurry, will preach in the
Baptist church Sunday Feb. 14th.
Mrs. Clark Jones was called to Essex n.
Y. to attend the funeral of her mother.
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south Tunbridge.

The M. E. S. S. has become the possess
or of a new library of more than fifty fine
books.
Mrs. A. j. Wills attended the w. r. c.
Convention at Montpelier this week.
Gordon Northrop has gone to Barre and
Miss Nina Church of Warren, who has
been visiting friends here, has returned
to her home.
Several are filling their ice houses this
week. The ice, though not very thick, is
very clean and good.
Mrs. II. II. Chandler is on the sick list.
Rev. F. f. Whitman has accepted the in
ritation to give a short lecture at the NJ.
r. church Feb. II, taking for his subject,
Chow made trip around the world and
what ] saw He is an unusually interest
ing speaker and all who attend will be
amply repaid for the effort made to be
present. After the talk a good old dona-
ton visit will be enjoyed by those present.
All are cordially invited, whether they
bring donation gift or not.
No healthy person need fear any dan
gerous consequences from an attack OF la
grippe if properly treated. II is much the
same as a severe cold and requires precise
ly the same treatment. Remain quietly at
home and take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy as directed for a severe cold and
prompt and complete recovery is sure to
follow This remedy also counteracts
any tendency OF la grippe to result in
pneumonia. Among the many thousands
who have used it during the epidemies OF
the past two years we have yet to learn of
a single case that has not recovered OF
that has resulted in pneumonia. % and
so cent bottles for sale by +. +. Evans &
Co., w. Randolph or NJ. J. Sargent & Son,
So. Royalton.
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Mr.. c. W. Reed, proprietor of the Hotel
Dellone, Omaha, one OF the finest new and
modern hotels in the west, says OF Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy; ave have used
il in our family for years with the most
satisfactory result especially for our child
rem, for colds and Group. II can be de-
pended upon; besides it is pleasant TO
lake and seems to be free from chioroform
md the oily substances put into many
ough MIXTURES 25 cent, 50 cent and q
ottles for sale by E. E. Evans a. Co, w.
andolph and Nj. J. Sargent q Son, so.
0yalton.
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Estate Of STEPHEN MONTAGUE

FtIafe OF bTEPHEN MONTAGUE.
The undersigned. having been appointed by theHOn,
Probate Court for the district Of Randolph Commits
s0ners 10 receive.examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate Of Stephen
montague late Of Chelsea In said district deceas-
cd and all claims exhibited In Offset thereto hereby
give notice that we will meet for the purposes af0re-
said al the office OF Ge,. l.. Stow in said Chelsea
on The nth day of March 1897 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to
O'Clock. Pm OF said day. and that six months
from the 9Th day Of Jan. A. ID. 1892 Is the time linz
led by said Court for said creditors present their
claims to us for allowance.
Dated az Chelsea this 2sth day Of Jan. A. ID. 1897.
hkO. y. STOW. Com
s5l W. L. TOWNkEND. ( missioners.
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North Royalton.

Mrs. Geo. Day, has been quite i'll but is
improving.
Mr.. Chatfeld is moving onto the Mark S
farm.
Mrs. Charles Woodwork is not improv-
ing as fast as might be desired.
Henry button came home last week.
Edward Dutton and wife and E. Bald
win attended the funeral of their aunt Mrs.
c. Davis.
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H 4 q HgN NESS. Com
go EDWARD POSTER. missioners.
Charles 4 Tartell adulr

STATE OF VERMONT. Ala Probate Court held
District of Randolph. -. Al Randolph, within and
for said District on the 2sh day Of Jan. A. D. 1872
An instrument Importing to he the last will and
testament Of Lorenzo D.>mith OF Brookheld b
said District. deceased, IS presented 10 the Court
by Cassius Peck the executor therein Hakned
for prooaie and it IS ordered BY said Court
that all persons concerned therein be notified APP
pear before said Court at the Probate Office
IN Randolph on the 2sd DAY Of Feb.
49, and contest the probate of said viii. II they
cause; for wdich purpose 1t Is further ord6red that
Cory Of THE record OF this order re Published three
weeks successively. previous theTime appointed
for proving SAIL will In the HERALD ASH NEWS.
a newspaper printed AT w. Randolph In this state.
80 Attest WM. IA. NICHOLS. Judge.
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

,,syal and departure of trains:
"a. South Bound.
/ ,orning Mail iv:o1 am
"A hernoon Express ~ p ~
Fvening Accommodation IS p. IN
Fight Express pa @'o d. III
=. Mail 1.23 am
. Morning Accommodation a 30 a IA
"A fternoon Man -.oy p II
s.ernoon Express 6.f3 p. m
The South bound night express does moi
+on here except for. passengers to anc
irom connecting roads.
Tho students of the Grammer School or
.nized debating club Jan. D. The fol-
ring officers were elected. Pres. Mabe
,awerton; Sec. Inez Stevens; Treas. Ethel
Event. Vice Pres. Eva Abbott; Executive
am. Ina Farnham, Myra Sargent, Edith
'.badwick. The club is to meet every Fri
avat3 D.. m. All are cordially invited to
TEND these meetings.
Hattie Church, Teacher.
. The school on Broad brook closed Fri
ay. Jan. 10Th. The scholars not having a
ynsrk during the term were, Minnie Snow
A nd Florence Burke. The latter has been
! school nineteen terms and had no marks
|uFlQU tlB bIlilCs lCOn dho A-S1O1
toavis were each absent one day on account
4 4 sickness. Those missing no words in
kneIling were Clinton and Frank Burke,
4 Nara and Arthur Davis and Alice Hatch.
HTbose whose average standing in their
Etudies was 8, were Clinton and Frank
bnrke. Arthur and Clara Davis, Abbie Goff
/ lice Hatch, Cora Brownell and Minnie
Know. Jennie NJ. Miller, Teacher.
Ed. F. Smith keeps constantly on hand
fuI line of caskets, trimmed under the
Erection OF the National Casket Co., OF
Boston. Call and see them all ready trim
ned. also full line OF robes and funeral
supplies.
Ed. F. Smith sells all kinds OF furniture
On the installment plan.
Call and see those bed lounges, some
hing new, at Ed. F. Smiths.
There will be an entertainment at the
ME-. church Friday eve, Feb. 18th, q
eonupdrum supper will be served from 8
70 o'clock. Proceeds for the pastor. Ev-
ery one come.
The grip continues TO hold its grip in
this section.
The weather the past week has been
more conducive to health.
C.E.Black is somewhat better but quite
sick yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Belknap and Mrs.
Waterman are getting better.
The members OF the Christian Endeavor
society give a Mother Goose Carnival and
Tuesday eve, Feb. 9th, at
Woodlands Hall.
The Chelsea Dramatic Club plays "Es-
nerelda" here Feb. Oath.
~ II po,tarof uortford hos au0aOad
o do W. E. Fay's carriage painting.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Southgate have a
on born last week Thursday.
Mrs. James Griffin, who buried her hus-
and last week, goes to live with her
laughter in New York.
c. H. Woodland has recovered sufficient
' TO attend to the business at the Hotel.
Quite number from this place attend
d the Department Convention at Mont
elier this week.
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An interesting article in the February
New England Magazine is s'rbe Granite
Industry in New England, by George A.
Rich. II is finely illustrated by j. H. Hat
field and Louis a. Holman.
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Present. Hon. 4. o. Seaver. Judge.
An In
strunent purporng be the lastwiIl and Testament
district deceased is presented &c Court By Edward
tits
ordered by said Court that all persons concerned Their
In be notified TO appear session said Courtto be
held Al the Probate Office in Woodstock on the 2snd
day OF FebA.D 1886. and show cause II any they may
have, against the Probate Of said instrument as the
last VIII OF said SALLY DAVIS for which pur-
pose II Is inrther ordered. that copy the record
lnls order be published three weeks suceessyeiyn the
MhteklNerHerald a paper published also. Royalton
lhis state as soon may be. true record Attest.
n ). sEANER. Regitt ter. A true copy OF record At
test 20. SEANER. Judge. 9s7
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STATE OF VERMONT. tIn Probate Court held
Randolph District SIS AT Randolph Ia and for
said Dist on the 30th dav OF Jan A. d.. 81 II. b.
Salisbury admir- OF the estate Of Albert p Salisbury
late OF Randolph in said district deceased
presents his admin ration account for examination
and allowance and Lakes application for a decree OF
distribution and partition 81 the estate Of said de-
ceased Mherenpon. II Is ordered by said Court that
said application come under consideration and be
heard the Esd day Of Feb. AID. 1872 az the Probate
ONCE in said Randolph and It Is further ordered that
all persons Interested BE- notified thereof by pnbllca
ton Of notice ~ this application and order three
weeks successfully In the HERALD AND NEWS print
ed al Randolph, before said time Of hearing, that
they may appear al said time and place, and show
cause. n any they may have why such account should
not be allowed aud such decree made.
By the Court-Attest
$50 WILLIAM II NICHOLS Judge.
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.ymLIAM II NIenoLs. Jadge.

Whereas INV wife. Mary. has left my bed and
board without Just cause or proyocaion. this Is TO
forbid all persons harborinE trusting her ON my
account a. shall pay no debts OF her contracting
after this date. stockbrldge, VI. Jan g. ls92.
ID. +. HOLMES
Witness. r. w. SALT. as
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Esiate Of DANIEL TARBELL.

The undersigned. having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Addison
Commissioners, to receive. examine and adjust all
claims and demands all persons against the estate
OF Daniel Tarbeil late OF Granville In said Dis
tret deceased all claims exhibited In Offset thereto,
hereby give notice that we will meet for the purposes
aforesaid at the Office OF Chas y Tarbel In So ROYAL
the 18th day OF MAY and the 18th OF july
next from II O'Clock a. until oelock.p y. m. OF
said day. and that six from the 10th day Of Jsn.
1922 Is the time limited by said Court for said credit
present their claims 10 as for examination and
allowance Dated at Granville this goth day of Jan.
A. ID. lsg2.
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Probate OF Will.

STATE OF VERMONT. Z In Probate Court held at
HARTFORD DIsTRIcT.ss Woodstock within and for
SAID Dlstrict.on the 18th dar Of JAM. AID. 1882
Present. Hon. 4. o. Seaver Judge
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me South bound night express docs not
On here except for passengers to and
|rom connecting roads.
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FURNISHED hooms
miscellaneous.

u OOKS Old books, magazines Of every
ID description bought bacH nuLb,rs OF
magazines supplied. SILKS BOOK I'm
pCRICM J47 Gth-0vc.
- ONUS GIVEN.-By experienced physici.
- an, 80, hospital gradual, with very best
references for position Of Insurance or mcGi-
col examiner. etc. BONUS. Pos:ohce
Cox BIB.
NME. T.. SINDIC. from Paris. ~ 9th
lVBave.-Pays full value for ladies' cast-On
clothing OF every description. jcwelIy, bric-a-
brac. &c. Gail or address.
old BOOKS BOUGHT highest cash
" prices. Libraries purchased 0nd re.
moved. Scnd posta. 81. w. JONES. %
Clinton Place. ". Y.
E YPEwEITER.-W u purchase
good Smith Premier or Remington.
send full particulars and price 10 PREMIER.
Eoy ). Tribune once.
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Citp Rfal Cstate for 6ale.

4 MEDIUM-SIZED iour.story extension
n residence below J9th-St.; Al BLOCK;
4 S 600. with mirrors and fixtures. RlkEli
< son. No. 66l 5th-aVe.. j3t-st.
A -s3I 900 -CENTRAL loo ition, vicinity
n. 57th-st. and 5th-aNe. Plaza mc1luu
sized extension dwelling: Al ordcr haIu-
wood floors never been rented posseS,,l1u
mirrors, gas fixtures, decorato. hihEN
e. son, GGl 5th-ave., near o3d'st.
EOR SALEM close an estate. a most
Il substantial four.storv BUILDING, iIk'i'
Front-st.. near Peck Slip. ~ LAM
WHITING. Beekman-st.
INVEST 72D.ST.. 72D-ST.. .ST.-n
w you contemplate purchasing or renting
an this the finest street In the city. examine
TO-. elepant four-storv hav front brown
stone. with dining room extension furnished
in rich cabinet woods. decorated and ga''
fixtures Permits Of c. X. BILL, O2 Lib
erty-st. Columbus-ave. and 7Sth-st.
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Gelp manieo.

Females.
nTAMONDS. watches .cwHfy f'liNtfd ,
~ easy payments -Impcr -'it upon De-
quest SYNDICATE WATCH CO., II
Fast l4th-~.
xNfASTED -fon-ir'~- and chamlc.-
w maid North 'effnan co. S"rde 60 %
TO 80 Inu.t bring br-t references. cal
t. 10 n Do. No. last lufh--t
~, N'rlD.-A Pfnt.-falt raid about 81.
W able % cut and NJ dfc.-'- AMI d.
lite lleht chanl-'fw 0rk. 10 =" 10 NJ -N.d-
ford Mas. Apply Nth r"'ct.nr'. M'tffy
between ? and 10 Mi.- d. 2'i iih.nN".
VUANTED.--A Protl liant maid. about 30.
w able b cut ana ~ q eases ia TO -
iittle light chauberwork & go " New - 4
ford Mas. Apply with I"ftf,n'-s Naiuf-
day between and o. Mis-, D., 20 sun
ave
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Uork Uanteo.

Mac.
wM. L. HARTUNG.
~. Expert Accountant and Acdiio'
Barnes Building. Room 40 y PARK Row
A GERMAN FAMILY. want place rs
n janltor in one - several fine house,
man understands all repairs. EMDE,.
1888 ls;a'e.
A YOUHG MAN. -. wl.hc- situation
- at most anything; not AFRAID OF haid
work strictly temperate can com" Wcil
recommended {. IL. Box 8, Tribune
ONCE.
A COMPETENT MAN will restorc paint
"A ings and reglld frames for priyat,
pa ties on promises; nrst class references.
Address OLDER. Bon 4. Tribune once.
A YOUNG FRESHMAN ell lady
n landed. desire. position at ANYTHING /;
f. willing and Obl!ging not afraid Of WORK.
Address JOHN NASH. 30 Facihc-st.. Brook
Nn. n. y.
A CHRISTIAN young man wishes u W.
~ sitlon 0s collector. best rity ~ Icn -
given bond furnished r. security. Nd
dress J. b.. BOx %. Tribune once.
A LII CLASSES Of male nelr frrn''hc
"A free Ia employers; men seeking employ
ment call and see list OF vacancies. NATION
Al AGENCY. 263 Gth-ivc.
A PRACTICAL ENGGHEER AND MA
n cI,lNIsT is open i9r Engagement ito to
and thorough know ledge Of all Kind, Of
machinery engines ls rtqu.rri Gr.t-cloAs
refcrenccs city or country. Addrrs'
=. J. g., Tribune Oncr.
As, INDUSTRIOUS young man who can
n speak English and German thoroughly,
wishes stcady employment address, j. W.
w.. 100 Grand-ave. BROOKLYN.
Az EARNEST. Trustworthy. reliable.
~ married man. 49, ~ useful. porter
watchman In Ofhcc, siorc or iactor ~, r.tv
references. rliOs. nEALY, l15 Wet
2sth.st.
A ELI: DUTCH. French. German tran-ln-
~ tor Translate fiction. economics, Zoo
Graphical, historical. phiio-opi'icnl w"r~"
rericnce. TRANSLATOR, Tribune onlcc.
A SSISTANT a very quics, -n1r.. in;,i-
n lgcnt young man. wishes position in
office. ~ assistant ioohkecu'r or p'nrr1l
one assistant; good reference rnpd writer.
CAL or address ASSISTANT ca,c Eor4c.
39l fthaye
81. SSisTANT BHKTENDEE wsnt' situa.
n ton In good house where there is
Address II. s. car Of Nohiett. 72l Gth-ovc.
A GERMAN man kant. WORK AZ an, thinp
scn#ENCK. 2i2 Cth.,t.
- OOKKEEPER. Double cn'ry good ac-
- countant. with excellent city r@frr-
ences. desire position: moderate sa.1fy.
ADDE'S ROOKKEEPEE, car u. j. Cot
Ut 100 bV"'N"
ARTENDE1l. vita Al references aud
- eNDerlence. desire cupl1vacpt: mod
crat- salary Address EAf1ES DER. care
D. J. Cottcr. $50 Broadway.
- OOK RINDEH.--A young man Stealing
ID Italian. spanish. French and "a ll,tie
English wants situation ~ holkbndrr. 10
I1ight-st.
- OOKKEEPEH.- Youn. lady, 3 yo'r'
- experience, dc-'rc- positol; bet r'i
eicnre ". s. Boz . $50 Tfihnn" oni'c.
ID OOKKEFPER. cashier or oflce assistant.
- Young nan (2il vau'> position ac-
curat~ ard reliable: nrstcla~s rotrfcnce-.
Address REYNOLDS. @13 West l3l-t~t.
~ KEEPFR.-Young nan. ~, desires
- position ~ bOokkccpr or assistant six
year-' experience; excellent reference.
Address &. V. q 400 2G,Ne.
10 TCH Fry n thor '"'h con Q" &
- hotel butch'r: many years eNpeiic"cc;
lest reference; WILLING and obisiug city or
4, ornirv. Call or address q. o., care IorAe,
392 tth.s,e.
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,UorK tUanltU.
HHa%Tf
Males

Maics
VOCNG MAN. 81. world iiFr a position
I a. elevator runnrt B: . vc,r-' reference
from last place. AGarcs, T. CARR, -
Gth-aVc.
Cd IN WILL paper your room with
p ~.0U c-eiut paper, hanging Include !;
kalsominng aud pa rtnr donr retsonablo
send pO-ta GRO. CARROLL, Ooo Atlan'
uc-aye., BROOKLYN.
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Conntrn Real estate for Sale

A GENCY FOR MONICLAIR.-Dwelli
"A for sale or 10 let; !eorg assortment VI
handsome building sites terms easy.
TUBES 4 TAl LOR. > Zee frna -. y.
A 4 ORANGE. y. j.. r~Ir H.chlani sra.
"A ton for sale. -. 500 u'N ,hoJc!-i
dsnce. l. rooms and billiard loom. u. r.ric
lights handsome stOne.paVcd avenue, for u
shade trees immediate Dossc ssion. EDW.
p. HAMILTON. 90 Broadway.
A GRIST and CUSTOM MILL. with good
acres Of tend; good rsSdeS and fruit 'I Wei
pafronlzed by large trade: terms rta sonable.
Address j. J. V. HAECOCHT,
WappingerS Falls. y. Y.
EOR SALE.-At Lyme. Conn. on Long
i Island Sound and Connecticut RiNer.
country residence; choice location; fine
views 3 minutes walk from railroad sta.
tlon % acres furnished or unfurni>hod
Apply on premises 20 Mr.. FALLS, or T.
J. FALLS. $50 Broadway. y. Y.
UEOR SALE.-Five ncres beautifully stu
l. a'ed at Riverside, Conn. JOHN a.
WENDLE, Riverside, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04
Connirn Reel estate 60 Get


EAST ORANGE. y. J.-For rent from
IT, Nav /. one extra fine house, with all
improvements. Address JOHN W. Rus
SILL, 200 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04
Alarbinerp.

MACHINERY FOR
- SALE.-Seheridan embos sing machine,
3l.ineh power cutter, 2S.inch lever cutter :
boards; standing press, power book saw and
7-horse OTTO "a, engine. 124 Chsmbers-st.,
tep floor.