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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

Dillon Bower, eldest son of Rev
Jacob Bower, of Pleasant Dale, near
kingwood, and found our three
Preston boys all together, the pro-
prietor and his younger brother,
Willie, who clerks for him. and W
+. Shaw, son of Ju igo Jos. Shaw,
OF GuSeman, this county. Tho BOYS
were wonderfully pleased to meet an
old Prestonian, just from tho sod 4,
aud gave me n hearty welcome. They
enquircd after many old friends at
home, and nearly foundered me on
California fruits and nuts. Mr..
Bower, the elder, took me driving
with his horse and buggy, and
pointed out the sights of the city
and the many beautiful and costly
residences. We called at his home,
n snug little cottage in quiet part
of the city, to see his wife, who is u
handsome and lovablo little woman
from Des Moines, Iowa. She was
an old sweethr art of his, and he
naturally turned to her after the
death of another lady he was en-
gagged to. They soon kindlcd the
old flame by correspondence, and
she came OH here and they were mar
ried. Mr.. Bower is doing good
business, and is on the main street
of the city. Willie is still single,
but Ed Shaw has surrendered to n
fair maiden of San Diego. lie has
II good positions clcrking in the large
and elegant dry goods establish.
ment of Geo. w. Marston, corner
Fifth and and + Streets, at II salary
of S75 per month. Tic expects to
come home on visit the last OF this
month and bring his bride.
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THE REASON WHY.

WRITTEN ~ Az OLD MAID.
Why don't never get married.
Wal, thar's reasons an reasons. an then
never die think much o. marriage
Lot alone my q Union ~ mon.
They're pore sort - crit.erS--the bilin'!
Thar's few allows ht to: 1.-Two;
But for maxim the run, jes' wonder
That their Maker himself can forgive.
An marriage is mostly je>' mis'ry
An trouble aud struggle an strife.
Road the papers II you'd git n notion
What II Is TO be bltchcd up for life
Land ~ Goshen, I'm glad amt In Il.
Thar ain't no man ever obcyed
An when hear tell of divorces
I'm proud To DC called an ''vld maid"
alius fought -hy o. the men folks
An, To stick down To sober. straight fact,
must own that they none ON 'em never
Ez far as I've noticed-was cracked
Upon me. So, YOU see 'mong my reasons
For not gittin married, we've asked
Me ter tell ye, the best Of EN- may be,
Sly dear, that never wuz asked
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

Col l.. l.. Polk, President Of the
National Farmers Alliance, died at
Garfield Hospital in Washington
city, Saturday, juno II, 1892.
The funeral took place Sunday in
Raleigh. North Carolina, tho homo
Of the dccea ol. lie WAS fifty.threo
ycars old and leaves widow and
thrco children. lie belonged to
the same family as James X Polk,
who was President Of the United
States, and would have received tho
Presidential nomination from his
party had ne lived.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

Palisians arc so fond Of snails as
All article of diet that they consume
100000 pounds Of them a day, it is
said.
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THE B0WSERS.
Mr.. Bowser Tries TO Take Down a
Bedstead.

/" When you go down in the
morning wish you'd do an crrand
for me" abserved Mrs. Bowser, us
she looked up from the stocking she
was darning.
What is it?" queried Mr.. Bow
ser.
" want to change couple of
the bcdsteads up stairs, and / want
Il man to come up from the furni-
turc store"
q" What's the matter with me
doing the work !? j haven't got
anything particular to do for the
next ten minutes. It's no use in
fooIing around a week to get some
body up here and pay him two
dollars for a quarter Of an hours
work. I'll do it and give you the
two dollars" ="
You are real good, Mr.. Bowser,
but it's hard work lugging bed
steads around, and you'll-you'll
'
I'll get mad aud blame you, you
mean :"
"Y-ycs."
" Never made a bigger mistake
in your life You haven't seen me
mad in ten years, and I'm not the
sort Of husband to blame my wife
for what | do myself. What put
such an absurd notion into your
head ?
" Hadn't you jast as soon send
up a man ?"
" Not if the court knows herself?
| feel just like wrestling with some
thing heavy, and I'll make the
change before you can count hun
dred."
" And you won't blame me ?"
" Blame you, my dear When
did / ever blame you for anything I?
And what can blame you for,
even il was that sort Of byena p
Mr.. Bowscr whistlod merry air
as he took of his coat and cuffs and
proceeded up stairs. The bcdstcads
we're ready to be taken down and
changed. The first thing was 10
remove tho mattress. lie seized il
by the roots, as 10 were, gave it q
Zip and a twist aud landed il on
the floor.
"Tho idea Of stnding up n man
he exclaimed as be pushed up his
sleeves and reached out for The
springs. " And the dci Of my
getting mad abou"---
The two foot Stats fell down, tho
springs made a sudden dive and
Mr.. Bowsor's shins brought mp
against something antique and
hard. IL was not q railroad sand
wIch. lie stepped back and was
about to begin a speech when Mrs.
Bowser looked in and qucricd
" How arc you getting along,
dear -
" Beautifully, and you can't help
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Representative Stackhousc, Of
South Carolina, who died suddenly
of heart failure, last week, makes
the siX j member Of the SIND Con
gress that has been struck down by
the relentless hand Of tho rider Of
the pale horse.
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NUMBER 81

any :" he replied, MS the red spread
clcar back to his collar button.
She retrcstcd and he spat on his
hands and survcycl the springs
from six different directions. II
finally aud suddenly occurred to
hm TO drop the other Stats and let
tho springs fail to tho floor, and he
was rubbing his hands when Mrs.
Bowser looked in aglin.
"Just u little scheme Of my own"
chuckled Mr.. Bowscr.' " think I
could give some of these furniture
men pointer or two oh handling
bedsteads."
Well, don't get all heated up,
and don't lose your temper"
There are seventeen different
ways to take down u bedstcad. 1t
was some time before Mr.. Bowscr
discovered any of these ways. lt
sUddcnly flashed upon him that tho
ends of the rails lifted up. lie
lifted no 90. lie tuggcd some
thing wobblcd. He kicked both
ends of the rail came out at once,
and without any particular object
in view Mr.. Bowsor plunged for
ward and sprawlod out on the
mattress.
" Now, 10y tho great horn spoon,
but will do somebody or some
thing mortal injury ~ he howlcd
as he kicked out in every direction.
"Thc idea that free born citizen of
these United States can't take down
an Internal old bcdstcad in his own
house without being insulted and
degraded is cnough"---
lie gave the footboard kick.
II wasn't any such kick as n mulo
with hind leg fourteen feet long
could give, but just an ordinary fat
mans kick, with good deal OF mad
behind it, The intention was TO
smash tlm whole bedstcad into
toothpicks and knock down the hall
partition, but 1t didn't pan out.
MIR. Bowser was leaning against tho
wall holding his kicking foot high
in the air ahd gasping for breath,
when Mrs. Bowser looked in and
kindly asked
Are you getting along all right,
dear 20
lIc looked at her long timo in
silence. Ills face had chic lde OF
lime color, his cars were working
vigorously and it was evident that
he was boiling within.
" Mrs. Bowser ~ he whispered
as he limpcd ever and glared into
eyes like "a long suffering animal
brought to bay. You knew this
thing would result, and you delib-
erately put up the job to revenge OH
me -
" Why, Mr.. Bowser, l warned
you ut the outset not"-
Never did--never You had
the thing all planned before l got
home If you want to murder me,
and it seems that you do, why not
shoot me in my slcep?"
" How can you talk so 4? told
you you'd get mad and -
:" am not mad, MIS-. Bowser.
I've simply got my eyes opened at
last No further words arc neces-
sary. The limit has been reached.
am now going to the library to
look over certain papers and
arrange matters as quietly as posi-
bile, and must not be disturbed.
My lawyer will consult with your
lawyer tomorrow"
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PUBLIC OPINION.

see hin steppin' by to church
A-looking pore and thin,
His collar 'thout smell o. starch
An fastened with pin.
His coat Is ripped along the arm
jest can't hep but see
want To mend him up. but sho,
This town 'ud smile at me.
His wife's been dead two year or more,
An folks 'uj gossip. fer
lie uster TO 90 with me afore
lie ever went with her.
dassent sweep his kitchen out
OR send "A batch - bread,
or noighbor him no way at all
Fer fear u heven' said
Thet I'm a-settin' out fer him
A widuwer-w while
Am older then was, crtho'
onlest tnere's young folks nigh
look some like uster 10 look
When he-when love times were,
lie uStcr To go with me afore
lie ever went with her
When he was layin' high an dry
With jandors, this gone May.
never folt righ' free To ast
Krbout him day by day.
uster watch the doctor pass,
" strike him fer the news;
An onct sont glass a. jell-
lio never 'spiciOned whose,
know he thinks harbor spite
Agin' him likely, fer
He knows he uSter to ~ with me
Aforc he won't with her.
III he should die I'd hev To miss
The funer'l, like ez not
Fer folks 'ud watch me close to see
III tears was comin' hot.
Au' ef wsp' they'd smile an wink.
An ef my eyes was dry
They'd low thct some folks wouldn't kee
Ef all their ,in should die.
An 81 I didn't 90 at all
They'd jedSe | dassent, fer
They know he ulster To go with INC
AfUrc he went with me.
Judge
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

The hume which conveys the
water from tho mountains to the
reservoir at San Diego is thirty-fiye
miles in length, aud composed
almost wholly of redwood.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

Knowing that the chance Of get
ting anything after the 4th Of next
March is neyt to nothing. the mcn
who nominated Mr.. Harrison are
swarming to Washington to get
something now,
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House OF Delegates.

East Side--Dr. VI. y. Bryte. bruceton.
West Side-Amos Hartley, Masvntown.
sharIa-Dauiel n. jackson.
pooutieS -Iulius x. Monroe. Kingwood, Valley
nd Pleasant: T. W. Criss, Lyon y. q. l.antZ.
Cnion u. ". Hanway, Reno; T.. l.. Cuppeu,
Grant: Dorsey Forinan Portland.
Clerk Circuit Court--Iohn W. Watson.
Clerk County Court. Ami Martin.
Prosecuting Attorney Neil ]. ForineV
County survoyor-A. =. McNillcn.
sust. of sriisols --wm. s.. CJnlcy.
Assessor -RaSts<lic. Gabriel PulliaU.
I" west side. John s. Perkins.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

There are more priests, monks
and nuns in Jerusalem in proper.
ton 20 the population, than in any
other city in the world.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

a new religious sect has been
established IN Virginia by a Negro
named Nathaniel Brown, which he
calls the " No Meat Eaters"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

Glynn county, Ca, has woman
hermit who has only spoken to
three persons in sixteen years.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

A machine has been invent, d
which will turn out 10000 cork
screws day.
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llOCsf OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGToN, ID. c..
q linn II 1900

EDITOR ARGUs -
Please announce in your paper
that there will be a competitive ex-
animation in Charlestowu, June
%, for cadets to Naval Academy.
open to youths between lG aud 21.
Yours truly,
w. J.. WILSON.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

The Turkish Government has
forbidden the importation of all
patent medicines into that country.
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TUNNELTON & KINGwOOD
RAILROAD.

Train leaves RiuRwOod at 7:f5 D. M. and sr.
rlves at runnelton a. s:it a. m. leaves Tunnel
tor ~ so a. m. and arrives az KinRwood az 1900
NJ Leaves KingwoOd at 500 p. m. and arrive
~ Funuoiton ~ 5.0Osp. m; leaves Tunneitou NJ
tG1 p. and arrives ~ KiugWOod at 100 b. m
Tfains daily except sunday.
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DIRECTORY.
state omcials.

Governor A. Brooks Fleming, Marion County
Secretary OF Statc--w. II. ohley. Marion Co
A.dltor- Patrick r. Duty, Webster Co.
Treasurer William II. Thompson. Cabell Co
ATTORNEY Gencral--Alfred Caldwell. Ohio 60.
Asst. Attorney t:en'l--O. u. Cook. Ohio county
sspt. sf Schs'ols- 5. Morgan, MOnongalia
uhty.
A AiIutant Csneral-B. VI. Oxiey, Kama wlia Co
state eLibrzri.n-Charles Hlgan. Marion co.
u. y. Marshni-h. \. white. Marshall county
Private sec'y to Gov.-Ias. Ewing, Ohio county
Chief clerk Auditors Oiice-wm. A. Cracraff
= Sec'y state's Olice-B. W. Taylor
=. Supl Schools' " i. p Cork.
" Ttszsnrer's " -R.T .Herudon
- AdIt. Geu.'s 4" -Thos j Grass
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

The great cathedral in the city Of
Mexico is the largest in America,
and cost nearly 81, 200, 900.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

In all there are 35G representa-
tives in Congress to be elected next
Novem Der.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

Great Britain has about $4,000
landlords and 80, 1000, 900 tenants.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23
Cogris Convene.

December II. .
County Court--First Monday in January, April,
July and October.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

First Distrist-John .. Pendleton, Wheeling.
Ohio County.
town, Jefferson Go.
rhira District John D. Anderson. Nicholas c.
H.. Nicholas County.
Fourth Districts Jsnes Cspelart, Point Pleas
ant, Mason county.
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Cens:ableS.

Eiaywaoi District, J. l.. stone. Joseph T.
Rhodes.
yallsy-A 7. DsBcrrv. Emanuel Dixon.
Iyou-I w. CriSS. william n. Tavlor
Rono-Ron p. Wood ward. SSm'l W. Rowman
rortlanh-Wm. A. McCilnnis X. e. Martin.
t'nion-Lloyd G. Shaffer. George GeisSman.
PieaSant-LJAmes y. Fullmer.
Grant-WilliaIn T. ID. Miller.
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guitea states Senators.
Members ofCsngress.

Charles J. Faulkner, Martiusburg. Berkeley
County.
Johs a. Seuns, Charleston Kanawha County
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N,xln'raies.

Kinxwoad, Joseph VI. Gcdwin, simeon Mat
fingiy.
Valley Dave C. Zinn. John VI. Strahln.
t.von James Mc(lec. David !. Gibson,
Reno &C. n. wheeler. Y. VI. SURVIVORS.
Portland. j shn W. HiIl. A. q. Mason.
Union, Jesse W Shaffer. Julius Scherr.
Pleasant. Levi r. Miller, ID. n, Martin.
Srant, w. II. McGibbons. Alpha Hagans.
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state seaa,ers -Eievea,h District.
Jsaxs, Th:riJ Js uslai District.

wtllism a. worley. Kingwood. Preston Co.
Alphsus Garrison, Monorgalia 60.
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Judxe, Th.ri Js tieiai District.
Joseph T. Hoke, Kins ~ d, Preston County.
COW Z ssioNBRs IN CHANCERY.
p. J. Gro nm, ID. ". wotrlng James A.
Jackson aud ell J. Fortney.
RECEIVER OF THE COURT.
Col. James W. Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
COMMISSIONERS COUNTY COURT.
KingwOod, LEROY shaw, President.
Reno. Moses T.. Sinclair.
lyon. Reason A. Pell.
valley. Mason Watson.
Grant Samuel r. Conner,
Pleasant, Ben A. Conner.
PORTLAND. r. ID. Benson.
Inion, Page X. McCrum.
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UNITED srArEs COURT.

Jsixs =. J jackson. Parler.bary. Wood Co.
elerk-t Y. Moore. Clarkshurg. Harrison GO.
Y. y. District Att'y-G. e. Sturgiss, Morgan
town. Monongalia county.
Asst. Dist. Attorneys--S. &. Burdett, Clnrks-
burg. kanawha county, and 4. =. Elliott.
kingwood, Preston county.
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Town 0mclals.
MAYOR Gu. =. Shafer
Recordsr-James W. Wh'to.
Town ssrgeant--James W. flynn.
conaoitunen w. y Martin, Julius X Morrue
Hervv W Murdock, wilbur Poston and George
A Williams.
Eugghts of Pvthlas-T,odge meets every Tues
dsy svenina nj their hail over J. W. Bakers
store 49, o'clock.
Indcpendsnt order NJ odd Fellows lodge
meets every Saturday evening AZ their hall ~
Bishsp's Block at $50 O'Clock.
Qoiden Rute Encampnent, No 30. T. q. y. r.
meets First and Third Monday evenings OF
each month, In tho odd Fellows Hall, over the
postofnce
rho Tndapendsnt order NJ Good Tompiars
T,odqc meets every Friday evening. In the l.
. 2. HALL. a. 730 O'Clock.
King Phillip Tribe No. is Inpreved order Of
Rod Men fncsts every wednesdav evening ~
o'clock IN the knights of Pythias Hall over
Bakers store.
Churches.
prerbyterian Church sundavsohooi ~ ? an.
prayer Meotlngevery Wednesday evening.
NE Church-Bev. ". ". Rider. PASTOR
Services Preaching every sunday ~ iOdo m
and 7.70 D. m. sunday school ~ r. M class
n. Frsysr Meeting every Thursday evening at
AME Church Rev Roberts Smith, Pastor.
services Preaching. Fourth sunday IN each
mouth.
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svpremr Court OF lypeaIs

Dsaisi u. Lucas. rrest.. Jefferson CO.
hsssy Brannon. Lewis CO.
y. W. Essll<h. Ma Son Go.
Homer n. Holt. Greenbrier Co.
%. n lsons. Clerk. Kanawks CO.
Afre Caldwell Reporter. Ohio Co.
cvnveass At chstls.tDn Second Wednesday In
aauary; Wheeling. hrst Wednesday In June /;
nrst Wednesday In September.
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RECOGNIZED MORTGAGES.

Adclmann Doloth,a 10 Cynthia II. Sinons. Of
Cd ave n Of 1lsth.st; = year,. 80 200. .
B;iml a ten. Rosa and Jacob J.. 70 the Ncw-N or"
State Colonization society, Of lOoth-st. Of iuaNc
years. rs 600 49, -, ~
BcTnhod Chailes to Bcrhait Schmidt Of 1i3d-st.
q Of Wiul..aNc: 3 years. 5000.
Cnay 9TH John Il and another, % Annah NJ Morrison.
: Of lOg:hst Il LeXiDgtOn-aVe; ! year, 81, 900.
same 20 Jacob Lgmour, Of lOJth-st " Of LeNing-
ton.aNc; year. $1,000.
ElsenbcrG. william and wife. TO Hanna Wolfe. W q
lireemebaum. Alex. and wife. 20 Henry Greenebaum.
o. lOGth-st Of LeXinRton-ave; demand. $500
Goodman Louis. and wife, 20 Lyman SchinIcI No 123
Cir ton-st note. $1,000
Hartmann. Henry. 10 Felix KIupp n Crotona.aye. G
OF Prosuect-ave; 3 years. 81 900.
IIolsten. George. and wife, 10 John Persons S q
Van Courtlandt-ave, Of Park-ave: years. 81 400.
UIlIenbrand Elizabeth, Jacob Korn II : 9ithst.
Columbus-ave. Nos l07 l0C and l04, year G. mOr.s)
Sill 500.
Hcnry John q and wife. 70 Jennie Vaudeville. edn.
etc, s7h-st OF West End-ave, years q morts),
$50 900.
End-aye. 3 years q morts), SO 600. -
Jacobs Elias 10 Mana Peterson, No III El1ridse-st.
} years sl50000.
sKunkcl John \. end wife the u s Trust Co. y Y.
n : OF 73d.st OF West End ave, 8 years, 10000.
Katie Walter J, and wife to Belle Schenck. No Az
w 14Gth.st, years 80 900.
Luther. Philip, and wife tho East River Savings Tx,
No 234 3d-st, year, 81 1000.
Lawrence, Elizabeth NJ ct al TO Sophie Lawrence Il
oil, No 81 w 19th-st. Jesr, Mortgages. >e5o0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31

Meaeir, Ellen V and hush 10 tie Enittd1nn6t i"u"'
ca,iar. INNS II OF 3Oth-,t ~ Of shave ~ ,P,-o n,
NcNruYtrv. oscar H. and wife 70 solomon " w
NJ 10h.,,, 81 3Sth->t y,iI, - 'Oo, ,tc,,tb 9TH.
Meugcr. Leopold ana SH nc,t ~ ' ~ ocO.
"' vn,I1y Nm A. 10 Jessie CLARK, l0-a'''' : Do'
Sane TO NathI \ Mcbride. : 1o2d-st h'"'''"''
H Sir7T,o, ' Niac' 10 WIN Rhoade-, Washington
ave- lI'h-,t tC'IE rnk E WISE 6st-..t, Colum'
lu..aNr. ! year. = GOO. 80 d., milton ~ : Madison.
' vathbone >dml H. winfield POIoh' ''"
ave, SGo,uh To- Kar Wtle and another II lo'"'S''
ttn LOUISA e. a. to Francis IIoag trustee &c
-, . 1.ta,c 3 years. $4,000 =. =. - ,no,her
81, No. 10 M. L Trust Co Y and ahother'
go 49,. n s1.t-st } wears > uCrts. sl1Ooo 49, o.,
v,bIig Bsbct,e 70 Aiinie kpp : elst''t' d.
ave- .2 S Herman 20 Frederic Mddlcrook %
- Tryingon.aSe Nos 1fG - 11i faNt '-ust Se''' ~
oZiccoT ran ard WIFE, Louisa Emelen' i'h''''
W afh.aNr. 3 YcaI- rSV-D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
REAL ESTATE.
Rr,SINEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

The Real Estate Exchange wa, again cro"oeu WI"
brokers and bidders yesterday, ana 'le H'"IN'' ""
lively appearance. Philip \. Smyh oneTeo e.7' W.,
in one fourth ST. between PROSPECT
and Worth The corner OF NoilhiN'. D.'"-'
81 Is from +. H. Lyden and the other Io'' go ''
from NJ. G. BrosneI.
John F.. b. smyth offered NO GA West For'N-seV-
enlist a two-story frame dwelling on lot -oA"''
The Kidding ran from $4,000 up 10 S5,loo NIIl'a"'
DeVine the buyer. ~ 80 W, Co...
smyth a RYAN offered Nos. 1913 and ~ West SfV-
enty fourth st., two modern private d"cHsS ~ iii
2OX1O2. There active competition No; IL NV
ia : Hart for r.}l 500 and No. III 10 D. W il"N
for 500 900 No. 446 East Onc-hindrd ahd-l-hlttI-n
St. a three-story bNownston on" dwelling on Il o' lN'''
wa, sold al private sale for $500 ~, &C.,. VI.
There was very active competition for the Great Neck
House near Great Neck Landing Long I>aid SouIu'
The property consists of about eight ana on" NAH 1'',
Of land hotel with forty sc1 ping iV"il> ana an
necessary outbuidngs. q. W. Peek WAS the buyer al
+, Y. Harnett & Co. offered No. 2o9 West Thirty.
tlin-,t a three,tory. higl->tOop dwelling on Il i"t
10lOx54 The property rents for $500 per ahlum.
Max RojhSchild was the buyer AT $500
The same auctOnecr~ offered No. LOB Madl~onaN'.'
the southeast Of NinetY-scc0nd 81 lpuf-u,N
basement and cellar brownstonc dWelllnS on I0'
2Ox62.. The bidding ran from $4,000 up TO -. gov
" p Kirk was tho BUYER. no. 1873 Essex Il. four
story brick house lot 22dX79' 500 for F-oloo To
John G.. Neister. ,.
Nos 141 TO 1913 West eishth,Ni. sven hyc,tor.
brick flats on pot 50 irregular. Ihey brought
lanes : NcOuillcn offered under foreclosure NoS.
10 and Is West Ono-hundr~l and-twcnueth~t, Two
apartment houses on lots 3jX100. No. Is brought
S.i3.338 and No. Is $i3.937. John Miller was the
D. p Incraham & 60. sold under foreclosure No-.
900 to 226 Fa Gne-hundr and 'iNlccntl>t.. four
three-stOrv dwellings on a plot 11XlOO. They SOFA
to g. Bin for $4,000.
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ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

Train, leave West i2d.st. at :55 A. NJ. as min
utes earlier from iot Jaystl. for Lake Mohonk, LAKE
Mnnewuska and Waikiki Valley X. X. stations Middle
town Bloomlns burgh Port Jeris Monticello Eenylls.
Pittsburgh, Liberty Livingston Manor Hancock Carbon.
dale scranton Walton Delhi Sidney Norwich Edmeston.
Uuca Rome, Oneida oswego Detroit Chicago and poinn
3,iJ p. NJ. Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk and Mime
wa.ka Waikiki Valley stations Mdd1eown, Blooming
burgh Elenville. lallsburgh Hurleyye Liberty White
Lake Livingston Manor.
/, 90 l.. NJ. Ndiletown. Pittsburgh, Liberty. Liv
ingstOn Manor. ko kiand. Walton. Sidney, Norwich.
Oneida Oswego, Rochester Niacara fsl, Detroit chi.
and West Pullman Sleepefs reclining chair car free
10 su pension Bridge Daily all other trains daily. ex.
cept sunday. -,
Pullman drawing. room seats and sleeping.cat hert1
obtained at 1923 broadway, New York j. c. ANDERSON
g. i. A.. 81 pesver-st.. New.xeSk.
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Go Get for Business purposts.,

TO LEASE. LARGE BRICK III lLDiN"' hr,c,
Garner Avenue b and Ioth.,t also vacant IoI a''
,,idt on ra.t 18th and vacant lot, near buIAhesu
Fast RIVER JOHN L. BROOKMAN. t3 ENcnsnse -
nTSIRAB.I. LOFTS ~ The NEW ~ ,ss, ali
- East l6th..t each containing oOVo spnuts noderats
i,ob, 0renro1f: large elevator and steam hes'' "'
rent including FOLSOM BROTHERS. 500 Broadway.
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Anstrnrtioil.
Nnnnr Men-CountrY.

For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
~, HE pFEKSKIII, MILITARY ACADEMY Peek,Etl'
l New York-5sth year send FOR iiustrit'd a'4uII
JOHN " TILDEN, \. u, NJ D. lIl"-4i'''