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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-03-29
DON'T BE FOOLISH, MR.. BowsER

When you pass down the street
And friend you chance to meet
A-ru 0bins: ; is head and 10 king wise,
See-sawinl and a-Swaying with fiery eyes,
Don't 81. y Aim at once and ask ri ~ tt e news,
T rhes scarcely can keep straight in his shoes,
And it would be quite foolish Mr.. Bow er,
So when you wish to be informed on
any question In relation to your rights
now made null and void by a long
course Of practical legislation, don't
ask a man who has drank deep drafts
from the swill tub Of public Office; for
the longing desire Of his heart Is to re-
turn in Office and again fatten upon
public pap, and heBsure to advise you
in that course which will most likely
tend to his own benefit, Think once
Or twice and don't be foolish, Mr..
Bowser.
So when you go othe postofice and
there find a newspaper, and in that
newspaper you find the order or men
of your order maliciously impugned
and you see a acertajnparty commended
in glorious terms aud another cen
demned in language low and base, and
in all this laudatI0u 10 the skies of one
party, and IN all tins lowering to the
j lowest depths OF th. her party. you
~ re not one word Crr,of advanced to
4sta44s ,the one gh@gn which might
81 be ao'~sKanced deny the other /;
nd when yoSSt,1 come to consider that
be business q use newspapers is to
lake one part Took black and the
,ther look Whitley and that the money
n their pockets a eDends on their skill
pa this JHurIallsG4lYt' art, and that If the
party 10 " hoitl Ib1Hf9y have joined them
Belves for a livi.t 4l9a,1Id be beaten,
they and their III ends could help each
other TO plac ~'id plunder no more.
When you com - consider these
things. think once or tTVice and d ln't
be 10oilSn. MF, D jWser.
When YOU heaA. hio statesman roll
ing his cannon tltqWn and around and
all the pc pie alha Gathered together
and he commeIt % to prolong the
praise OF ms own party and to impugn
the acts Oh the other party and raises
ms hands above A 3 head In appeals to
heaven To attest he truth of his words
and assert thad ali the grievances
brought upon thls once free and pros
porous, country iare caused by the
wicked acts of his onnonents and that
MS party would Il have done equally
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-03-29
VOTE FOR KATIE AND THE BABY.

ELLERBE SPRINGS, N. 9.
In the first place cease voting for the
so called Democratic and Republican
parties and vote for Katie and the
baby, and subscribe for THE PROGREs
sIvE FARMER, and you will no longer
hang back but will see the necessity
of falling in line and drifting along
with the tide of reform.
@. E BETHUNE.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-03-29
SEND MEN FROM THE PLow.
NASHVILLE. N G.

NASHVILLE. N. G.
Send men to Cor gress right from the
plow, that stand undinchingly upon
the Ocala platform, and that knows
what days work is. ]. @. NEAL.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-03-29
=, NATIONAL FARMER %LLl-
The ANcR AND INDUSTRIAL
UNION. 80

,ident-L. L. Polk, North Caro-
Address, Atlantic Building, 4
una u N w Washington, D. @.
81 Vice 10 Presidential. L. Loucks, Huron,
5Gssg Gsaeretary R treasurer, H; Turner,
,S2%Teia Address, 239 North Capitol
5eOT 9 w. washington, D. G.
~ 7'I'.octurer-J. II. Willetts, Kansas.
EXECUTIVE BOARD.
- w. Macune, Washington, d, 9.
Sionzo Wardall, Huron, South Da-
Sof' I F. Tillman, Palmetto, Tennessee.
JUDICIARY.
4. Cole, Michigan,
r ". Beck, Alabama.
N D. Davie, Kentucky.
.,r1oNAL LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE.
T, 7, Polk, hairInan.
: " Macune, Washington, D. Q.
Mann Page, Brandon, Va.
7, P, Featherstone, Forest City, Ar
Ao " F. Gwinn, White, Tennessee.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-03-29

The Progressive Farmer
from April 1st to Nov. 18th
for so cents. Make up Clubs.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-03-29

The Progressive Farmer
from April 1st to Nov. 18th
for so cents. Make up your Clubs.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-03-29

W. +. GWlu1, w LAVO, AOHAiAN0'OO'
.oRrH CAROLINA FARMERS STATE ALLI-
ANCE.
presiient-Marion Butler, Clinton,
y 'Vfic.e-President-T. Il. B. Long, Ashe
'5s1 Secretary -Treasurer-W. s. Barnes,
Raleigh. Y. @.
''Ilelsi leelSsifTIrer-J. S. Bell, Brasstown, n. Q.
Staward-C. G. Wright, Glass, n. Q.
ChapIain-Rev. E, Pope, Chalk
"T1Sl, noor- -Keeper-W. H Tomlinson,
fayetteville, n. @.
Assistant Door-Keeper-H. T. KING,
Fs..r, Sarae,ant-at-Arms-J. S. Holt, Chalk
evel, n. @.
,Sfate Business Agent-W. II. Worth,
TTl}s+ae Business Agency Fund-W.
Graham. Machpelah, n. {.
cyFcT7TIvE COMMITTEE OF THE NORTH
,apoLINA FARMERS STATE ALLIANCE.
: 3 Alexander, Charlotte, N. c.,
hair5nan. 7. NJ. Mewborne, Kinston,
C.;J 5. Johnston, Rutin, n. &.
TATE ALLIANCE JUDlCIAhh OO1hHAA L l N-iA'
Elias Carr, A. Leazer, n: N. Cql-
breth. N. G.. Gregory, VIM Q. ConneH.
sTATE EALIIANCE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE.
RI. Powell, Raleigh, n. O.; N. @.
English. Trinity College: j. }. Young,
PoIenta; H. A. Forney, Newton, n. Z.
Horth Carolina Reform Press Association.
OHcers-J L. Ramsey, President;
-Elsi e2tttiGr, Fies-iS resident; ~. =.
Barnes, Secretary,
PAPERS.
5rogressive Farmer, State Organ, Raleigh, y g.
TsTSesia1 Clinton, n. {.
The W0rEinrman's HELPER Pinnacle, n. {.
WS+ch~1an Salisbury, y. Z.
Fer1a~s' Advocate TarbOrO, n. 6.
Mountain Home Journal ASheVlue' y. -
Alliance Sentinel, TO1qS0orO' y -
Country Life, TRINITY Eoieg6' y q
Retfiar Whitakers, n. &.
GgriTUItureI Bee GoldsbOrO. n. Z.
Columbus Weekly News, Wh1teVllIe, y. (.
Each of the dboUenanled papers are
requested to keep the Li8t standing on
the first pGge and add others, TOTOUlded
Meg ore dtILy elected. A11y paper fHtk-
inc g. 1UOcdte the OcaJG platform lUtu
BE d 2ed from tbeljSt promptly. Our
pe0p. CON 41O1v see 1Cb0t papers are
published IN their interest.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-03-29

The" Progressive Farmer
from April 1st to Nov. 18th
for so cents. Max. up your Clubs.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-03-29
North Carolina Reform Press Association.

Offcers-J. L. Ramsey, President !;
-li e-2JttfGr, F7ie5-iE resident; ~. 4.
Barnes, Secretary,
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-03-29

When you pass down the street
And friend you chance to meet
A-ru Ubine : is head and 10 king wise,
See-sawine and a-SWaying with fiery eyes,
Don't st , him at once and ask ri II news,
T T he scarcely can keep straight in his shoes,
And it would be quite foolish Mr.. Bow er.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adiclc-, fIei'ncha. to Marcus T. heiincr. OF Hoia
Host So of Ne - . yor~. -lN,iS
Armstrong Chas ~ and Wiz e. the Citizens SAVINGS
.,.l Loan A--O.idtiOn 81 Y. ~ kcla'r.aNc, OF
Nlliari.-t. iu,t!u.rnt@, &2oVl
Bean. curtis Coc L. Ella MARKS Of s7thst. " o..
atli.a.c. mo;th,. slouO.
Blair Clroln- :. H. Michael Redmond. lot ~ III map
IL choice o,. division II Henry stOncy estate year..
y 500
Greene VIM. j. Frank NJ CLUES, Of l2ith.st 1f
IeNngfOunN". ! year, -33oou
SOPHIE, and hush 70 Matilda NchacliS, n 81
gith--t, q uf Aml,trritU-aNe, year Slc.uOO.
Hare Joseph, aud wit" t. Ellhu Thomson, n : Of
f,ainlrlcg.ayc. W Of Suburban--t , yo,f-. ~ 800.
Julyc, Nn1r.W T. and va, b. John W Haaion. s g.
13l.t--t 81 bthaNc, - 800.
Lee. FmLkiin. TO alnadsc Foster. Of oth.ayc. n
llgth--t. yeats, rl3O 600.
Liyinc,ton. Jo..n ", to Mary Beclnan. o. s3d-at W
q 3d-dNc wear. 1900.
ear. - 300.
lemon WIn r.. and wife TO Berth, Goodman W = OF
Columb4,-tVc, u oil J5tn-st. year. 5000.
Nu.gan. Jaucs and we 20 Robert Dixon. o.
p,nc-,t Of iHyari-,t > years, si 200.
Neville Rhnir T.. ald hush "a IN" 2id Ward Coon Bldg
aGdI Loan Assoc. OF franlpaye, Of Locustaye. in
s.dlmeHt-. 1lubl.
ronpain- Eugene 1t al 10 John Rice OF ljth.st g
Irving Place. . $1,000.
N'lton Hrarf. 10 Henry trrner, oil Avenue A. u OF
S"d-,t. 5000.
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. RTE LINES.

Mn AIMS nltSElS ;EWSoRk AM
CHICAGO, VIA chAyTAJy A, x LAKE o. p:N Nk
h HsAkA Of EAt hSUS Il ssoi s6REsIs tsS
Dire: r..ac Paterson v ru1ed1 S'T HSn
daie scranton, BinghsmtOn, Elmn. Corning watkins
a s f Ma5nT@nsS Niagara Fails. 1sono chsuaaae
Lske Cleveland Gaclnna st SgI foot e. cha%bes.
49, - '0"O WESTERN DAY EXPRESS;
~ m A. NJ Duiiy-via Niagara Fa.s and ChsuAlala
9OU Lake P,c, Car HecxSss su Po.s Jes
yE>TIBULED LIMIrED.
~ an p NJ Daily-Solit train for Chicago VIA Chzutsa
o.UU qua Lake, with dining car % Chicago sieeDes
20 Chicago Cleveland and CincnnI
MOUNTAIN ENlRE~s.
, On y NJ. sxcept sund-y-to B!nsnamton. HoneslAs
t3.oU and Monticello
CuICAGO AND GRAND Trunk EMPRESS.
onP NJ Dally-Solid train 70 Chicago wa NAsais
6.3O Fails and Grand Trunk Railway sleepen y
gui4.o. Rochester. Toronto and hicaso
~ D1ly-Nl. LAausaqus Lake and Nsgan
$40 Falls sold train TO ChiAso sleepers " Buffalo,
O'''-'' FOX PORT JiRyI-.
NEEF DAYs.s 50 P' n % % p % "a. b. 30
NJ srndays-s a. NJ. p IN. 80 p. H. ; 80 D. ~
y FOR NENA Kt'.
.,,rEK DAYS-9 a. IN. 10 !. L., 40 p. w. o'so
w - ~. suncavs-9 a. m. . : NJ. 80 D. N.
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
~ APPS AM A4ML-IAb-ES N.Y. w Obtained ron
~ Elect a 0, hotels ana boarding houses saeufoa
mo1a ,Scroine vicinity o. Se".fofk "|Hau~'s-
80 Souvenir and summer Excursions an ,Troxs .,
4 49i- az and %? Biostgy. Chambers and o w~
.adst Ferries c S5 SS%Ik and asoa.
~ hiHThoHtn aud Jersy CITY station. lre Irsa'ia
,y Ss tor and checks baggage from hotels and rs's
denee' uio1s1 % kUBERrS, Ge,eral Passenger Asen.
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distant In line a male ahN AND
eoov no BE CONNECTED By bI'iD'
TUNNEL.
too LOTS At PALISADES HEIGHTS
,,, .,.c~r,ox A. real, ESTATE EXCHANGE
20 IIberty-st New-York'
TUESDAY. MARCH %. At Ch 'oI, or shine
IN single lot. or plot, 70 suit bidder saI p" TtIe GUAR
and without reservation. Title guaranteed " -''
antee Tru-c Company ,...,,rxT
.n . , ,,,t growth Of the music PUBLISHING oui in
ness Of Bn W. Hitchcock who ha; now nutng house he
this city besides an e&sye whoe'I n, esate operations
and therefore Offers ADVANTAGES 70 bpyeas a and to
home small payments VIII pc received a., so TeeaTess Of
SGe e,S Sop na be- Mo ay Or
a to attend buy lot or Two at yS %nu T pr@fe
J. S5S.sn c u.s. R R% %&p A 50 f G5eFy
Benz ,5cd HcA POPULAR ar Ma's II rs;S Row
opposite the Postoce 2e4 Grand, near ,hOla sd
2s3 Gth.ave.. below lsth-st: 3s6 ethaye-- a90He
FIcHAEp HAEYETr Mo& Cox ASitPPcSiHf
10 occc room o a, as be r R'e q F bsrtvs fe"'
BY 1 oD&R E oF sU II rAE1XEE'
5 J: GS,sG Gasf iSo,. E. ;?T lots: s'y-'
Gs%tIa SE Vii y sn l &S:Aleena Decd
o EsaH 4S HSaoS siSTa:0" and
M,Di g MeAPAM a A Is Fl Sa9@sF''
A sMYTH & RYAN will sell az auction Tuesday Siarcn
A.-PITTI,IP 4. SMYTU. Auctonetr - -. N o.
% at II O'Clock, at the Real Estate EXchahse ''''
Liberty>t:
80 WEST 72D.ST., NEAR GRAND BoUIhNAhD'
ma modern fourstory high stoop stone lront
ING cabinet finish and all modern inn ufcnehb WIN WV
story butIers pantry extension, 2o>J'Nll-Z.
9TH-AVE. AND GOTHSr., NORTHWEST Coi'NEh'
Six fyc-stoy double fats with storcs ana an IMPROVE
mems This is a very desirable investment property.
Mans 81 al auctlonccr,' oilcc, Ill Broadway
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Lehich Valley Railroad.

une Phla s Reading J.. Il Co-Lessee) MA.
1l.AlNS .NVs =. >O4'4".-~s ~-~ 49,
LrOSses SIS iJioNs. ,..-.-. Ar. rot,..
Sio a IN. for Geneva, Lyons. Elmrl loensse, d..
milo snd the West Pottsye and piinclpai local
Chair ar 10 Lyons and Pullman Car 20 sipcslol DRUGS
a m Tor Nauch Chunk and intor nelidt' polnt'
II m for south Paln1ci AMI AL lnterneud,e pons,
IL 80 D. n for EAira and interreuAse IohI' 'hA1
car ~ wilkes arTe. , - , ...,..,,,. roipt. con.
ncctlon to Reading sad iarr isours , .a,... ,.,,,.
40 b. m. for H. AID Il Junction tni principal u'e''
raG.re points Char Car = l.. and i. Junction. o,
SO % m. for PoJt-yIlle and iatcrLedate points ensu
Car POttsNile. ,. o,.,. 1901, ,..,.,,,ai,,. nointx
20 D. M. for Mauch Chunk an1 intermediate poASs
Co1nertion 10 lteld.ug AMI Harrlsburs. ~. .,,,.
so d. M Tor Pennington and al intern ediate pOYn1
80 b. NJ 10 Geneva. Lyons Elmlrl 10, heHtii b.t'
falo and ne West Pullman Sleeper to Lyons ana SuS
pension Bridge ,,.,o ., ~ ana
40 D. connect fer all points In Mahanoy and HAZE
W. SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 aud II y M MaucR Chulk Hazeton. Shenandoah
and in'sriutGllte points
10 p M for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
10 ~ NJ for Geneva. Lyons EiWlr1, Krchet,r. Bur
falo and the West Pullman Sleeper TO Lyons AMI s-S
ticnerll Eastern Onice. oS5 Broadway.
The New-Hogk Transfer Co. Will call Tor ana checb
baggage from hotel residence through 10 DESTINATION
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Storage.

r THE HNTGER WAREHOUSE. SHAVE. FROM
a 12i f. 3ih-,L storage for furniture. baggage. goods
AID ware oi cycy description in Operate closed comrar
,nt.. alwny. accessible during business Louta, boxing
ioe shipping and every thing apl"rtainnG o. IN,
handling o.. .uoperty atnuded u; estimates furnished
a,d in.r.rtl,n ,it-d dice. 200 ", ~J Jh-,t
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Conutrn ])rouertn for Sale ano Go Set

Counirn properin for Sale ano 90 tet
. MONG THE ORANGFS.-Gothc house. extensive
"A grounds modern improve ucnt~; great bargain Al
80, T.. II south Groyc.-t.. East Orange. y. J.
DEAN HOUSE.
LAKE VI AUOPAt. y. !.
To vent for the .eaNon q handsome furnished cottage
"a Drau uou~. grounds with board 90 ECt"l THIS
hn.-r /. beRultuiiv -luard 100 lawn 4 eight a'"-.
nUfd with .hadr trees the lawn has gentle slope
Il, the lake snoIdue ample a'rouodstOn~ a.. ctoqurt
tennis. homm1k~. aud Fairgrounds for children. foF
tenn, &. apply - >, ,,..,. ,,.
:. unrnBAN REAL ESTATE TX -uANGE Gneot 20:
leading agent, suburban place Particulars o Over
600 properties within hour OF the city for sale and
rent.
Two LET FOR THE SEASON.-rhe Jayne residences. az
j I.rlmar ffnTmcrly Ocean Beach, Monmouth Co, y
]. uto-t elegant Sa-ld" rc~d noes uu tt'
jersey Coast together with stables ana carriage HOUSES
XII are SIMILARLY undertraincd supplied with the most
by c~'"rn and 1ft~nu we'll ne lafo'
- deep hay" a city "urosh'a"rs range.
and ~ water. &C.,. ar handsomely ~ FINISHED.
tARPETI - add PAPlElB throughout. NI ar ii..t on
rra.. ter.a.d lawns l'It order e. inc o"nrr~ "N-
pei-. d. ihr OCEAN front and Mnu DfNr WITHIN
iou- hundred f'.t ~ "a" water and nom 'hcr amp'
pit7ya- command ururihrrnt uno 'ru,t~d
II thr o',an WIN fir breakers 20 Iirr on pa ,hofr
f!erar 10 Two .'r- .Drth ~ - aad the
stance north OF ~inr Iii". II1- exc" lent bathing,
fn- aul fishing and icf" on tur min i.d 10 N'N-
I,r.,t fhr drives nud fr iru. feor mosquitoes.
YORK by rNpr-. Trains on Tie Ieha,}l'ona 1nd Now
Jersey Cnf.1l Railroad
stat on Be.nnr. y. !.
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THE BOOK or oPEN-AI, SPORTS, octave. 500 pages
illustrated The standard authority on American omen.
cir anusenents Rules sailing swimming ball pla v.
ing shooting. horseback riding &c. Sc: In full 81 per
copy. Published by The Tribune. New York Entertain.
inG AMI universally eompllmented by the press.
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CENTRAL n. R. OF KEW.JERSEY.
tihc IoFt h'1Hg " ~. CO. Lessrel
FOOT OF LIBERTY ST. NORTH RIVER

tlhe Fort Rtgtng Il. Il. Co.. Less-el
FOOT OF LIBERTY ST. NORTH RIVER.
Tine Table OF November 18th, 1891.
30 IA tefsF I's'op M4q.a Sna"H wil&esborrs
EoH.n Sunbury, Wiiiainsport sundays ios Ea.toa.
N1 200 tnOa .ss ssoa an ia Ae i1'
100 u. ~. for Eastou and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays.
SIS =. H. Tor Ia,toG. Maach chanEs. wiltebarre
nosin suaSGry wliasDoIt. Through coach Williams
90 for EaS2 M2@sH caua ,Sa R W sr'
IN sunday Tor Esstoa Maaeh c6un& TaSiqGa Potts
IS p M for E5aton Maach Chunk Reading Harris.
buzz WAkc,uarre. Scranton Tauaqua, POttsViie. sna
Ss s 20, re ssou e s.ses tnan4 Reading Harris
O"' I 80 D. N, " Tor ESs.Sa Sqd Kiiente~n.
FOR lleming. oa at go 100. 5 AS a m 90. 80.
5S cG H. 81 80 80 SIS 81 IS
SSS &c. &c. 10 SO a. n.y. n.y. co Us co. 90 49,
Tor bound Brook a; : 80 8 100 go. s4S 100,
70 eos o 90 90 80 Go 49, So 500 eiS 5s go 90
S 80 4 90 10 go 90 II Is go so p mn Il d S nss 90
SI5 80 200 800 $50. 600 700 10 90 p n.y.
$ ~ II sS 5$ u.s. s s
o $50 80 20 1899 600 sG 80 P % 10 = 30 o. 90
i = oo M SqS ~ co. 90 Zoo 90 10 90
s?d A 49, 90 HsA h. saa4.ys 20 .sel S
RG go I T 20 DoSsb M and point. south to Point
rrc asa t.'G 9, 20 il is 80 R.d Bank
only 40 90 NO p, eco 90 a. ~ S"aa o9 except Ocean
FOR LAKEWOOD.
c' ar tI rn on It train. leaving a: is 10 m D. sn
For Tom, RiTar h,ra"sa: Park and Barnss, 80
SIS A. m, ! 30 e 20 ENpr'ss y. IN.
For Atlantic City, Nneland and Erldgeop 10 go
80 y.
For Monmouth Beach and Seabright 80. SIS.
II - a. m. 80 4 100. 90 p. IN.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia lt 30, 80 90. 10 CO. IL 80 ~.
80. = 10, 80, 90 100 90. 80 y. m, l. rs
nlght SUNDAYS . 90 10 80, II 80 a. M, 30, 30
: 90 G y. m. - 10 ght
For Baltimore and Washington daily at 90 II 70 with
Dining car a. H., 80, $3.50 Dining Can. 90 y. H..
l. rs night.
Trains leaving at - a. 30. co. 90. 30 D
m. Is night except saturday night Sundays IL 80
m. 80. 900. 90 =. have connections Tor Reading
Harrisburg. POttSvillc, Sc.
For Sunbury and Wllamspot. VIA Philadelphia. Gt AS
a. NJ. 80. 30 p m. IL 10 midnight except saturday
nirhtl; Sundiy,. 6 90 p. II.
Tickets and Ppror be procured at H. l72
POI 10. 0if. LAO, 1923 broadway, 1877 Gthavc 264
West l2Jth-st 1874 Fast l2jthst.. New York Courst
500 Fultou.st.. 9S broadway. Brooklyn;
New-NOrk Transfer Company viii call for and check
bag gage from hotel or residence.
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auction Sales.

UCTION, SALE or CONDEMNED PROP
Il EETY cutting~ ctc.-Ihc Phia. Depot OF the Q. VI.
urpt 40. ! 42s Arch-st rlia.. Pa. Feb -. l5l,.-
'Thirc viii Dc sod At public auction, a tn Schuykil
,rsengl ia this city commencing CT 10 o'clock H. no.
Wcdnc-day. March -. 1897 10, Of condemned cloth M.
qu1fierHastcr% tore. WoOii fnd cot 10
en- tug- rc. CATALOGUES viii ic furnished Uuol alpl g.
Lion I, IN, office o Srhu,lAn ATrual. 9. q. SAW
'TFI.IF. Deputy q. NJ. General. 4. =. 4
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1nsIrurIlon


For Young Ladics-COuntry
7 LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY. Rochcssl, ~, ID
IL Hone church school for the care In<nSs IA feqi
cuitnre OF Young lod.cs 3jth year begins :. i
Wri:e for illustrated circular. Mr.. c. NJ Curtis fr''p
Miscellaneous
. pVICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circular IT,, ~ 20
a ent State locality prcc desired pup aEv 'i1t6 -
T.. V. HUYSsOON. American Sch0p. Bbfeau -
(, END STAMP for the Pretty IypcH rtf,, Tr,cr
- SHORTHAND AND 1IPEWKI1lN" COi'i'
s16 Broadway y. Y.
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Gearl)ers.

,ItpGCAy AyD FOREIGN PROFESSORS TEAI H.
n Frs Tutors. GoVenesses etc. Of ~ %
Schools and fal4ies'
Schools 20 Parents. xoden Langldge- -pone' 5na,-t
COYRIERF. Rook Building. 80 tilt.!Ne.. W - -
>. MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS $3.50
a SuDplirs Professor. Teacher, tutors ~
DC. 70 Colleges. Schools and FanieT -, - I nn,r
49, Mrs j H. YOI- NG-FULTON, % Un on Squ.Ie.-
n EST TEACHERS supplied io7 all branch, ID any
Is locality 40 FEE for registration ON Ioi .,lt
pV UTYSSOON American School Bureau, w. l',"-..
~ IRSTCIAsS TEACHERS supplied without chsIgge,
No fee for registration. uNloN - ., iii,bc,
AGENCY (cetanlished 1880. w. D. Kerr - f1 '''''
~, nc =, rt,,s, yorcies view. York Boston. Chi
caco Los Angeles. Sc; 900 POSITION heu' o -
CROCKFR Y. y. Manager Lincoln . Ius- . -
w Tor school city. SALARY liberal arc norma
school city, NplV " Mt -
Vol, SG.FI-ITON, American and ForeSn lc'ch'f'
Agency % Union Square.
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,u,o It,I FOR THE sFNsoN.-'rhe J

Gorscs, Carriages. CtC.
Ar AUCTION. 1IIS DAY.
800 HORSES. 800 HORSES
PETER c. KILLOGG CO.'S
hn,enth annual special Combination sac OF
IGOliING ~IO'k,
FROM BREEDERS on PROMINENCE.
SOME WITH VERY FAST RECORDS.
Also CARRIAGE HORSES. .
SADDLE HORSES.
PONIES ard
HORSES OF Ali NOEk.
Monday % Frdal. March 81 :" -. l-H,, cnmmrnc ing
cell dav ~ 10 D'co-h. AZ tne Nmricnn Institute
Eu!ldng %aN,. between va ana o4th 7t'.
NrN-Notl. lr1lcc. lO1 John st.
The raj" will opn Monday m",tge Mayh ~ at 10
re nor.., may ..n barnes. II desired. and
a,fn- SATURDAY. March 10 iceddlt, OF weather a, there
l.. "a shoy ling n mile Within ~" building. For cat
aloercs addra~s PETER G. kELtoGG 4 co. Au on crs,
iOs John-st.. N"w-fork.
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1lrsical Instruments.


" ASSoPTMENT Of secondhand grand. upright and
"A square pianos OF make IN perfec; cohditi'n
md fully warranted also number OF secondhand pianos
- o-'0i p10 Nm KNABE & CO..
14S shave. ear 2Oth 81. New fork
4 FISCHER PIANOS.
Large assortment Upright Grand and square rian91o
at moderate prices, cash, instamentS ana eNhant'u
also Pianos rent; several bargains in secoudu fos
different makers, at low prices. - ,,,.rrpoo,,c
no shave corner 10th-st New York
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I Engineer. ThiId Dlstrici, Tompkln-yllo ". y
NJ, MONDAY, tn 2ist day al March. Iso2 for fur.
nlshng complete Two Locomotive Bollers, with nc.
ccssories for Sandy HOOK T.ehtStation, y. J. Forms
u proposals plars and specifications showing what Il,
requlrr1 be had seen by applying This Office
The right T. reserved r'ect nny o. all bid AMI u
waive drfect~ -. =. HFAP. Major Engineers
u. : \. Engineer Thru L. II. District
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New publiraIlons.

EIgtteenth Edition, po,t PAID, for 26c., stamps.
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls Off
Ts,ns Grey ard " Gene9y BY psi hAhLEY
every one should read this little book Athenaeum
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GUNNER Resorts.
CHURCHILL HALL,

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desiring nformacon can see reprc'cn'auN' J.. Il. -.
ia = liz March - a. PARK hf"nu" nJtrl.
If sdde.s4G Nr' jenkins viii call With prospectus ana
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auftlon Sales of Rcal CsIalt.
JFKE. JOHNSON. JR.. Auciiopee''
cor.r CHANCE FOR iNvE~TMbNI'

900 LOTS OPPOSITE NEW-YUhh
distant in an air line a mile and haL I,,. AMI
SOON 10 BIZ CONNECTED 81
TUNNEL.
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forecio.sic ale ot - 5>ie liA-iNu .. sud i--ioy
lul ding NJ tl- El0adTat, % t"rnlf 18th 80 3 lot
2pNlo.. and i-.tory dwelling so, i5f to - Wei
4ftu-.t. b. if Htf.af. plot II laud l.u.IINpb
ut 5~tDr, bulGin.- 500, ,pi 20 ia Minhattluasc
conner Ill.,.