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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-05-20

stand. If Mr.. Joyner wasn't above
suspicion, we could easily account
for his actions.
The Hassell Feather Removal
ting Company continues to do an
immense business and to give sat,
isfaction to every patron. Among
the agents Of this company who
have made favorable impressions
upon our people is Mr.. j. H. Nun
nally. He is said TO be the most sue
cessful solicitor to-day in the coun~
try. The manner in which he
prosecutes his work is captivating,
and whenever he calls for a bed it
generally comes. The company
who secures Nunnally's services is
bound to succeed.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-05-20

There will be service at st.
James Church, Sunday, May 22d,
at 1870 am, Rev. Charles M.
Gray officiating.
Second Quarterly Meeting for
Bolivar Circuit will be held at
Brick Church, May % and 10Th.
Dinner on the grounds each day.
Misses Kate and Jessie Lam-
bert have returned home after an
absence of two years attending
school In Nashville.
Hog Cholera Medicine at Hud-
sons. No cure, no pay. Why not
try it,
-Aleck Rivss was carried to the
penitentlary Tuesday. He was
sentenced for one year by the last
term OF Circuit Court for larceny.
-Claud Jones, aged % years. son
of the late DIR. j. B. Jones, Superin>
tendent of the Western Hospital,
died at his home in Mckenzie Satur.
day night of consumption.
DIR. I. E. Moore left yester-
day for Huntsville, Ala, his
boyhood home, on a visit to friends
and relatives. Watch out fol
"6shy" tales when he returns.
Beautiful Oil Paintings just re,
eeived at Hudson's. Very cheap.
The track of the Illinois Gen.
trail Railroad is being relaid with
immense steel rails, which weigh
ninety pounds to the yard. Their
increased business and their heavy
engine require this.
Miss Kate McNeilIe the accom-
plished principal of Franklin Insti-
tute, is in attendance upon the Cen
eral Assembly of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, in session al
Memphis.
Il. M. Emerson has returned
from Lauderdale County where he
purchased a number of fine jennets.
The raising of mules and horses
here is fast becoming a prominent
and lucrative business.
Try Hudson tor Paints and Var
nishes. He sells cheap.
All members IN good standing
of Bolivar Lodge No. 81, /. o. o. +
are requested to meet in the Lodge
room Tuesday night. May 24th
a. full attendance il desired. as mat
tiers of vital importance to the or
der will be discussed.
The final exercises of the Wood
land Academy, Salisbury, Tenn.
will take place on June 3rd, da'
and night. Rev. i. ID. Steele O
j Jackson, viii address the school
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
Surveyors are engaged to in
vestigate the character and exten
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-05-20

of the gravel pits near Dunlap
Springs. If the supply is found
abundant, the /. G. r. r. will build
spur track and use this gravel
on its main line for ballast.
DIR. s. Dickson will visit Middle
ton, oath and 18th. Grand Junction,
Both and 31st. Thu Sc who need
the services of first class dentist
should bear these appointments In
mind.
The Davis Carriage Co., 179
Main St., Memphis, soliclts the pat~
ronage of citizens in this County.
F. L. Woodruff, the manager, is a
polite and courteous gentleman.
They have large stock and will
take pleasure in showing you
through the establishment. See
card elsewhere.
If we could get another rail-
road across Hardeman County 1t
would increase our taxable corpo-
rate wealth half million dollars,
and thereby diminish our county
taxes for schools, roads AMI county
purposes, so that the Individual tax
payer would be greatly relieved.
Alice Mithell will be tried re-
gardlng her sanity sometime between
June 10 and Is. The Testimony of
a great many experts, some OF them
Europeans OF fame will be given by
the defence to prove her insanity.
Miss Mitchell is bearing up brav ely,
her close confinement not see ming
to effect her health.-Commercial
We sell more Plantation Chill
Cure than any other chill and few
er medicine, and do you know why?
Because it never fails to cure. For
sale by Savage q Emerson, Boil
var; Black & Arbuckle, Hickory
Valley; B. V. Hudson, Bolivar;
w. J. Cox, Salisbury;
- The finest field OF clover in
Tennessee may be seen at the
Asylum grounds, three miles west
of Bolivar. The officers are rapidly
beautifying and improving the
contagious lands by seeding to
grasses and by intelligent culture.
We understand that the camp
meeting in August, under the aus
pices of Mr.. Evans, will be held at
Smart Springs, three miles south
east of Grand junction, instead OF
the old Bush Campground. The
place selected is said to be much
more suitable in every respect.
Robert Jones, a Hardeman
County boy, visited his friends
here this week. He has been alb
sent for two yeais, engaged with the
engineering corps of some NORTH
Carolina and Georgia railroads,
with whom he holds a responsible
and lucrative position.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-05-20
THE POLICE GAZETTE

Is the only illustrated paper in the
world containing all the latest sensation
al and sporting news. No Saloon Keep
er, Barber or Club Room can afford to be
without it. 1t always makes friends
wherever it goes. Mailed to any address
in the United States, securely wrapped,
13 weeks for SLIPS. Send cents tor
sample copy.
RICHARD K. FOX,
franklin Square, New York City
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-05-20

When you are tired of having
chills get a SOC bottle of Plantation
Chill Cure and stop them. If it
fails we will give you your money
back. For sale by Sa wage d Emer-
son, Bolivar; Black u Arbuckle,
Hickory Valley; b. V. Hudson,
Bolivar; w. j. Cox, Salisbury.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-05-20
FOR SHERIFF..

To the voters of Hardeman County.-I
announce myself a candidate for the
Office of Sheriff at the ensuing August
election. If elected will fill the Office
TO the very best of my ability.
G. w. CHAMBERS,
District No. 2.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-05-20
Bolivar Bulletin.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR TRUSTEE.

To the Voters of Hardeman County,
am candidate for Trustee at the August
election. Owing to long spell of pneu-
lnonia and bronchitis, ] am unable to
canv ass the County before the primary /
hope you will consider my case, and if
you think am worthy of the trust vote
for me and will be very grateful for the
favor. Yours truly,
JNo. A. Cox, 18th District.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-05-20

The nardeman Woolen Mills
are prepared to card wool in first
class manner. They will also pay
highest market prices In cash for
wool delivered at the mills.
CAMPBELL & MAsHBURN
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-05-20
To Teachers.

| am we'll prepared to take School
Groups on short notice and at reas>
enable prices. FL. G. CALLAHAN.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-05-20
HONEST THOUGHTS.
WriHen for the Bolivar Bulletin.

During the month of May, it is 9
custom among Southern people tC
decorate the graves of Confederate
soldiers. In our court yard at Boil
ivar is a handsome monument
erected in honor of the brave sons
of Hardeman County, whose life
blood crimsoned many battle fields
while in the service of the Southern
Confederacy. Shot and shell de-
prived us of many men, whose
lives, if spared, would have res
fected credit upon our section. In
my opinion, it would be eminently
proper for the survivors of the ter
rible struggle and their offspring to
appoint suita BILE tt me and cover
the above mentioned monument
with garlands of roses in memory OF
the dead.
An enterprislng citizen of Bolivar
made a suggestion few days ago
that deserves consideration from the
tax payers of the corporation. His
remarks impressed the writer, and
the substance thereof is given be-
low: every year our town spends
hundreds of dollars to repair plank
walks. If these walks were paved
with brick it would be a consider
able saving in the end. Of course,
it would be impracticable to at
tempt to replace all of the walks at
once; but the work could be done
gradually. Wherever brick is used,
the plank taken up could be trans
fered to other walks for repairs.
BY persulng this course, in a few
years we would have our principal
walks nicely paved. 1t will cost
more at first than under the present
system, but in the end 1t will be
decidedly to our interests"
From a recent issue, l see that
the Toiler has championed the
cause of the Third Party. If | UNI
derstand it correctly, the ToIler is
the official organ of the Alliance in
Tennessee. Will the Alliancemen
of our state, among whom are DEM
ocrats pure and untainted, still sup
port and uphold the Toiler in its
fight against democracy? When
the order was first established, under
the name of the Wheel, the object
of which was the advancement of
agricultural interests, many OF the
good people of Hardeman County
united Herewith. But of late a
radical change has taken place
agriculture and all pertaining there
to is on the back seat and politics
assume the lead. Gan these true
men longer remain within the ranks
of party who seeks to stab de-
mocracy ir the back :? In my hum.
Bile opinion, the time has arrived
when democrats should tender their
resignation. IF they continue to
follow the lead of Mcdowell and
the Toiler, their home will most as
suredly be within the lap of the
Third Party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20

DRUGS CHEMICALS. &c.-Thc jobbng trade seems
to have experienced quiet week while large dealers IN
many cases reported the market exceedingly dul. On
nrcss LoWever no radical change, occurred. Alcohol
prices are unchanged, the market on grain ruling aoy
i0-bN lot. Wood quoted at q 30 f9r 20 .Kr tcni,
Opum selling small only with 81 12."9I %
ceyerng The range on crude Foreign dulnine in bulk
has hee fairly steady but not active on spot though I'll
quoted al lita0l7i2c; domestic. 2@d29c CItic a'id
Steady and quoted 4G45c In bbls AID kee' Bora
finn and I'm fair demand city refined quoted ~ - dc
Ionk beans higher and az s. 15d2 p Tor neo.trS
ana in faf dem Castor oil Il weak under continued
on Eastern and Western makers quoted
Of los. die FOR bbls and 1I+dll%c for .2Ses. car
t.ltar Domirally in price, with no special
feature quoted nj 49, d2Oc. on OF peppermint Is firm
- 4jds2 GO western aud - 5oaS2 80 ior WSync
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
Dressmakinq.

ARTISTIC DREssMAKfNG.-tnigue de-
icr-. h,fDi order. a. short n"iic" ana nlou-
e,,. CD r-.- rp.c- pun L1'. u II u.sit'..
Mir. y. ELEOI. 80 Eat 9th.-,' Cppo-'t'
D"..n.nr.-. -------
pEF>sNAkING.-By French woman {;
fo NJ OUT Dos ulc dav r,ty cot country =
rronc,-. Addlc-- VI. l.. a. il3 Wet VVth-
It.
pEf~SNAKIE.-N nr-t-cla-S dress
major v.uf- f.t NOR custoii'i, AZ
hosr. MACKlN. $50 West sSth-~t.
DREsSNAKEE.- Elegant cutter and 1T
ter - a day az AZ home perfect III qua an
f.d Irda Ailk girn1dinc or cloth sut.
d ,ir IN one week Tor $40 fancy waists lnd
Russian gowns 4 speciality - l.ast lvth-
=. noaf BrondraY
DISSEMINATING - Artistic tailor.made
-u!t- from no. ~ tlf workmanship guar
,ut.,d also ball. evening and reception
d-.-..> AZ equally low prices. BoNAS'
IS East 20fh-st
FASHIONABLE and aru.t, dr'-srak-
err AID ladlc-' tailor -ult- D ado a. mol
..ft'. pflt.-. Mn" STONE. 100 Oth-aNr.,
te,N cen 18th and 18Th St..
.oOD DEF-sMAKER wants 70 50 out
hv %. dlv II 80 per fly best reference.
L. BROZNAN. 81 East l&5l.st.
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tOork iDauteo.

Females.
WANTED. Position as hrst-clas, stew'
,,drss Oh ocean line ~ Europe bvst Ir'vt
Snc,,; will respond promptly IN peTso"'
MTCE. PostOfice Elizabeth. y j.
WANTED by competent person cns'
NVdren on yoyngr 30 Europe best OF
ooa,er,nccs will respond promptly IN IeI-oh'
EJCE Postoiilcc. Elizabeth. y. j.
Young GIRL age 10, desires position
&, onice or addressing at HON, 5000 az
dome, has experience and can tufnth IL III
"frnce from former employer. D D. III
9ft,fou.sf
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flals 60 Let, llnfnrnisbe0

THE DALHOUSIE.--An absolutely FIR.
prof house. 40 - ~ West J0th-.t front
Ing Central Park; "A choice single aIart-
ment 10 rent In this very rulcrt home for
families. Please inquir. Of JaniJor.
IjTH.sT.. 2GO WEST-Fl-gant nat,
airy rooms; decorated; improN rinrnts ian.
IRIS scrvircs Ii noor from bath S37 I
rooms e2l. See IanltOr.
II5T1l.SI.. 20 % p EAST.-t.icgant
new flats q rooms and bath convenient 10
ID or 9th ave l. station $50 b. -. rent
free 10 september lot n good parties taking
lease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20

London. July 10 p. N .Con;ols 'G- Tor money and
OHIO Gr.t mortgage hoods S}i, Canadian Pacific ~
MEXICAN ordinary oil 81. Paul common. So Reading
Al Mexican Central ncw per cent bonds. 7uii P1h.
ices quote rcntcs at % francs Al ccnumc
TO the account.
" E,rlln July 19-Tho statement ~ .he Imperial Bank
~ germany shows In specie Of 2Go 900 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
Connlrn Real estate Go Let.

ISLAND POINT CAMP FOR REM
will rent my Adirondack camp. On Lover
It Regis Lake. near Paul Smlth.n hpu.i
For nariic,,ars appiv 10 HENRY w. CORN
ING, Cleveland, Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
TANNED.

Options displayed further hTcguarity to-day, ana ths
reached a respectable aggregate DrslHt,
tlse OF 2G5 points at Iiyeool the cary n2'het ,'u
heavy look. with decline OF idG point ha'ed on ue ui
certainty over the auti-option bill which poHPe1 selling
long Later however; tie ie"ng I'M
proved crop reports uuaNoatlr ana adNc :"
Inc oicct That the Hatch measure would not f'S. I'M
led a general rroNofy. leaving on saHy az ltA'e"dN
MI N.Le. Ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
6clu naniro.


AGENTS AND CANVAsSEIS. male or
female. - D. - daily prunt- sure eN'
p,r.-nce unnecessary; no talking required;
rAt4I-lNc tcrlitOrt giNoI. fuf pttttW'.'
addf. - /. PUTNAM & co.. West ".nstd'
Conn.
wANTED.-Ladies ana young men 20 d.
our wofk at their own homes ou'iant en-
pi1vurnt. WORK forwarded by mall. ana We
uay good prices; experience not necessary
mo- Dan>as,ing Address Tor PARTICULARS
STANDARD MANGfA' tt ~ \" o.
Lork Box 1907. South Framingham. Mass
Enclose stamp.
Males
AGENTS WANTED Tor the best, selling
campaign button out send II cent. Tor Two
.ampie- and descriptive circular OF badge
vc. u harvest fa live agents. q. u. IVES
Plonts,Ilr. Conn.
II YOU ARE seeking employment or
wish ~ make a change. call at me oll
tshll hid and reliable NEW-N0Rh A"l,N q
.TY: positions OF every cln.s ~ chly pro
rur.d nrw order. every mlil Information
FREE $50 broadway. corner fh-'t.
If YdU ARE out OF employment can At
the old METROPOLITAN AGENCl oruri :
c,ery day Tor all Kind, u help. - Broad
way. Brooklyn. near fclry.
WANTED.-A business manager for
reform new ~paFr; an energetic man WI"
has had some experience and Is IN slm
rathy with reform work = splendid "Isn-
inQ Tor the right man. Address ?. o. Box
81 P.tt-burq Penn.
WANTED. a handy mechanic to do all
kind Of work about group Of apartment
hou-es ia Harlem; steady employ iuent lor
The right man. Address LOW NJ En- bon
r. Tribune Office.
WANrED.--A Protestant girl. s"cfe
prcfer7ed IN act as chamb"rmaid and do the
tta,r.r washing. and assist walt;c-s when
.ucccesgry I'VE IN family. two adults ana
.br.. children : wages Sis per month must
hove city reference. "hrr FORMER "ipIVNrr
ran b. seen Answer Box J,2d3. y. \.
Postonicc.
WANTED AGENTS FOR the only oxford
Suuday-schO0l Teacher Bible, win sci
uforounring tcNt; circular. Win specimen
nape sent on receipt Of stamp snd lnF
iorn,,. The BOOKER PUBLISH MI co.
.3l Mllk-st.. Boston, Mass.
WANTED BY wholesale dNgoods
house. an active Intelligent boy who llNes
vim his parents. Address with refer
cnce. H. ~, Box I. Tribune ONCE.
Females.
A.-REOU plain, respectable
servant sowing aud waiting on lady also
travel; English or American Prot'stilt p pr
tered wages, $40. highest reconholiui-
ilon. Address TRAVELLER. Tribune Up
town Onlce lei2 Broadway.
IOVFGS or LITERNTuRF can elrn
Considerable income In any city no can
va-.lnq. monop0listIc positions stanp'u en-
veloi,n EDITOR 1872 8th%Ve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20

n sas.e dry .ted Maam9o,a: selected 2ia2s ~ nsl,ed
Pueno- Avre. COW selected i6djO y, re a'r'nie.
COW ieai6 ~ -: X. 4 aud Il. g., on, 1900 10 "a,
10 a. ja7c; city slaughter, OK. 5Od7O n, ---.
LEATUER-The homo demand continues moderate out
foreign buyers large operators ~ sole leitc''
ners' Insist on full prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
Uork iDantso.

Males
AMERICAN wants position a. watch
man or would be willing 70 travel; mar
I'd no children. &. G. H., Tribune Up
town once. l.2i2 Broedwey
=, FRENCH GENTLEMAN, good APP
ncor,nce nfst-clas. education, wishes sltua-
iion a. private ,fcrctsry Or professor Of
iisvench will take any situation wher- edn-
.a,inn j. rcQuif d can translate English
into French In perfect sty.e; best refer
ance,' +. GOUPILLE- S34 broadway.
room %.
IN ELDh.RLY MAN need, employment
NJ Moderate wages satisfactory references
ss,,,.n Address &. d. tEi.I., care OF IL. j.
go 40 ~ Centre A.. NeW-York.
4 MAN, 80, married, would Ike TO have
.,.a1v work: doe, carpenter work. H..
scuEEL. 60 Nver.st.. Hoboken. y. J.
4 YOUNG MAN (2l) would ike 10 get
work In wnOle-ale house. II. JOCELlN y,
si Coyegt-st.. brooklyn, b. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
for Sale.


A.-sl 900 UPRIGHT PIANO. $40; stor.
age nearly new three pedals silver mount
ID all latest imprVyemento Anti,eli piainpSoc'
500. WHOLESALE MANI FACTCREIss,
d So West 2S1-st.
AT REDUCED PRICEs.-6Oo second.
hand WOOD and iron working u ~ S.as sna az.
chsheed GEORGE b. EDDY. Ss5 Madi'
son.t
BlCYCLE.-Bargaln New Nal cushion
safety, cyciOmeter bell. lamp. rDOi v"sb
$50. perfect KOMAlNE, To- Murfay--t.
BRICKS. BEI,hS FOR >ALE.-Jarden
HricK CO., capacity 50.0OO,OOo. manu-,
facturcrs = bun Pompciiln, ornamental ana
rcd fronts arches ground at shortest NOTICE.
once. . North l3th.st. Philadelphia.
CIGAR STORE-Tho best location over
IA. bridg.: good paper .radc near l. station
G33 East l3sth-st
CATBOA1. isaNS H. superior boa,
-reat iarQ,in 500. THEO. r. KlssAM'
Hudson PARK. Sew Rochelle. y. Y.
ELrGAXT mrnItqrc. ca ,Tp,S,s;s E [gg:'
c. pfiNatr house. all week and scIcSt'
10 Lcxinrton-avr., - u II only.
GREAT BARGAIN sALE.-Trunk.
bags. leather rolds, steamer uunS, anu
chairs below c.~.; no rensonnble OH'r re-
fused. 81 Broadway. corner slh'st. under
Daulcir-
FURNISHED ROOM HorsE.--Very
prqnishe ELEGANTLY decoIatsd i aPa iTr:
r r.nI,1 owner In other business. Address
". ). T. o. BOX .5n3.
HAMMOND Typ-wrlter, Id"1l good
order. Address . Finest, Room -.
FOR SALE.-Tvo hlgh.erude snfV
lJeyelrs. ~ GOOD t. new, go each TINS
a barran and which can 10 seen at
$40 Fast s3d-t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20

| COACIIM AN-COOK.- By man and vile ;
or gardener and waitress IL years, oe,t
| care cows &c. vie a. waitress or cock.
| Address BUKDErI, go Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
Citn Real estate for Sale.
RrOoklVn Real Estate.

DOUBLE TENEMENT. cold water Nat
for -sle. Rookie Way-aNc., near Eastern Park
way. East New-York; new house; very
cheap for cash. Address RAPID. BOX 10,
Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20

Aofssteo' o.--GkE.Ar sacrifice; party having sold
Amir ana going TO Europe offers light stylish
pole surrey, extension top over both seats,
"a, .s ,aa shafts, purchased 10 order last May
pls.st also lady's top pnaeton. loop front I;
M harness and robe at low price. PR.
sasx, sle, 70 West 44th-st.; letters not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
Domesur 1iruaIIoHs Wanreo
Females.

COOK and LAUNDRESS.-By a young
Ayer!can Protestant Girl; good cook exc
ences PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU,
l3s Oth-oyc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
Doaro iUanieo.

wANTED.-By mother aud daughter
room without board Ia farmhouse near a
wood no boarding house. Address CHAU-
TACQUAN, 81 3d-aNc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
Furnished Rooms.


NICE FURNISHED room and bed
room. front sti-ave.. In 4 French private
family no children; do not sIp-ak English .
FOR one or two 'iltlemen BATH fr,-c; gas
WEISS 3fj shave.
AT O. IRVING PLACE-Ro,m: also
suit. Finely furnished and decorated
7 EASl 27TiI-SI .-CoOl, handsome suites
large and small rooms.
VISITORS TO NEW.YORK.
wishing rooms In most central location. ap,Jv
at IL Eaat 2lst-st. references
10TH ST. - EAST near Rroatway--
Eleglnt large furnished rooms ~ week
gas running water, folding beds: smaller
room az pleasant home.
463 bTH-AVE.. hear Grand Central -
Elegant Rooms; rent low .rai si-nt. accom-.
modated meals optionel
l.52i BROADWAY. corner 46n.st.-
large ana sHali desirable looms vcry low
summer rates; references trarsients az.
cOmmodated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
miscellaneous.

BIRD MAMMA keeps Canary Birds IN
good health and song while monlung OF
Changing fea,hsrs BE; ~ MAJ. RM t
S.. Philadelphia. Penn.
LAST CHANCE.-Positiycly last week
y, orcat semi annual sales Tremendous un-
nrescdonted reductions IN gloves. hosiery,
lar-ets undcrwe0r. lcvelry hancknrchicfs.
etc. JAMMBS. 0Os Broadway.
MATTRESSES made over AZ residences.
II - up. MANBORGUE. l01 +. ll2th.st.
POLITICAL PICTURES, oil paintings,
heads OF the Presidential 9anaidattn vi, iSr
Dos East 125th-st.. New.Yorx-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
Business Cbanres.

\ GRAND OPPORTUNITY Tor u part.
ner with 10000 % extend bushes. Of
manuis curing typewIiting machines money
secured. MCDONALD & Virgins. $40
Nas-au.st
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sURSC p
TIONh FOR THE NETWORK TEIR.
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UP.
TOWN OFFICE, 40, 1912 Broadway, ID
door north o. Unity -Arst-st and ADVER.
IlsEMENIs a, the following Branch OF.
Gees 2of oth-aye. :. .. cor. 23d Il. 152
shsye..i ~ f9urth-ave.. corner -Four.
teenth.st.i 100 ThlTd.aye.. corner FvTty.
.eventh-st 1.o20 1hiri-ave., near Sixty.
nrstst. Los First-aye. LOG West Forty.
seconf.st 1872 Columbus.aye.; 80 Liberty
at. 80 Avenue A; 1873 Third-avc.; 20
West fourteenth-st 257 West i2d-st. l49
Chufch:st:i 80 Third ave 1885 Third.
ave. 2051 Tbird-svc. bete cen 1l2th sud
18th sts
\, tho HARLEM OFFICES 1870 East
one-hundrcd and Twenty -ifth-,t.. 2+3 West
one- hundred and.t twenty -fifui.-t. and 800
West One.hundrcd-and-fC forty -tfth-st.. up TO
o. m, at regular Office rates
in Brooklyn, at 90 COprt-st.; 505 De-
ialb.aye. go hcdford-sve.. and No. 10
broadway, w " y. M, at regular ONCE
rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
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A SMALL FLAT or one floor in private
house: two in family; rent not over SIG.
Address MORNING. Tribune Uptown o.
ice, 1,242 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
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SMALL or large Perk Row font
nice. I'm Potter Building. 10 let. Address
H. n SAVAGE 81 Fulton 81.
PARK ROW 'front.' Office 10 Let in Pot
ter Building. Address l.. =. SAVAGE.
IS FultOn-st.