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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-12-21

Mr.. Fred Ellis came home Saturday,
to spend the holidays.
Mr.. Lee Cathcart, of Harper, WIS
over Saturday Oh business.
Itch, on human or ANNALS, cured in
80 minutes by Woo!ford's Sanitary To-
ton. Sold by j. d. Kari.
w. II. Old has a choice lot Of heaters
he would like TO trade for cook stoves,
sell for cash. 20.
Burnett keeps the largest, finest and
best stock of shoes to be found i'll this
city. 39tf
Ii any body wants to know the latest
improved electro galvanic methods of
reaching the bottom Of the stairs ahead
of time, just interview Walter Harding
and his lady spectators.
Two car-loa of stock were shipped
to Eureka on Sunday night, by w. c.
Miller, of Lake City. Two carload al
so were shipped on Saturday night by
Ii. a. Bailey to Kansas City, and one
by =. Rathbone TO Topeka.
Mrs. James b. Ely received the sad
news last Thursday that her father was
not expected 10 live. She Immediately
departed for his bedside, and he still
fingers in hopeless illness. Monday
Mr.. Ely also IeceiVed telegram stating
that his father was dead. The sympathy
of the community is extended TO them
in their hour CT sad news and bereave-
ment.
For Holiday goods. so to the L. o.
Book Store ard examine the line OF
books, Christmas periodicals. fine
stationery. albums, dressing cases.
work boxes, hand mirfe.s. collar and
cuff boxes, scrap books. dolls and dbl!
ougg;es, iron and wood wagons, hobby
,aiaAs, non, Wpod aad tin toys, card
aud folding board games, letter and
building blocks, ete etc, Until Dec.
"a especial bargains MI be offered "
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Mr.. Retie McCleary left yesterday

Mr.. Retie McCleary left yesterday
for Wichita.
Mr.. Thos. Salisbury came over from
Sharon yesterday.
Uncle Frank Hickox departed yester-
day for Warrensburg, Mo-, to visit his
old home for several weeks.
Mr.. Perry Hills meeting at Hazelton
was changed from the oath to the 21st.
We received his notice of the change
too late to correct last week.
Frank Courod lIving7 miles south
east of town is building an addition to
his house which very much improves
his residence The addition is green
front and faces to the'road.
Mr. VIM. Murdock's brother, sheriff
of Chase county, has been down on a
visit ror several days and returned
yesterday. He was surprised at the
amount Of snow here, as the fall was
very light in Chase county.
There was surprise party on Mrs.
Z. D. Gaddie one day last week, the oc-
casion being her birthday. Notwith-
standing the inclemency of the weather
and the condition of the roads. large
number of friends and neighbors were
present. Numerous presents were re-
ceived and all report good time.
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Kiowa county will have a grand wolf
drive on Dec. 26th.
Lanes Medicine moves the bowels
each day In order to be healthy this
is necessary. q
Judge Mckay and Alien Herr went TO
Anthony, Saturday, where court will
Immediately convene.
The ladies of st. Marks Guild will
meet with Mrs. Geo. SouthwOrth Thurs
day afternoon January 5th, 1898. Mrs.
y. L. Day secretary.
We acknowledge the receipt of very
beautiful invitation to the bachelors
ball to be given ut Kiowa on the even
lng of Friday Dec. 2Srd, 1892.
Mr.. EdBrattain and wife have return
cd from their wedding tour and will
make their home for the present with
Mrs. Brattain's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
aVorIapd.
Why pay $500 for wrought steele
Ranges of agents travelling through
the country, when Noble & Case will
sell you one for $500 with seventeen
gallon hot water tank all complete.
The school board have concluded to
charge tuition fee from scholars from
without the district, owing to the
crowded~eondition of the school and
lb,a lack Of f!inds to hire an additional
teacher.
Santa Claus has taken up his head
quarters !. t the City Drug Store where
he has on eN hibition the largest assert
ment of holds goods ever brought to
!. Medicine Lodge These goods car
only be appreciates by being seen and
while looking at IL su You can listen
TO one OF the finest muSlc boxes in the
west. Remember the place. j. K.
Young " Co., City Drug STORE.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Posts and wood. Fred Hardy.
Mr.. l.. s. Smith of Sharon, was over
Sunday.
Mr.. w. w. Cook went to Kansas City
last week.
Miss. Daisy Moore is expected home
tomorrow to spend the holidays.
Mr. Lutte Eby expects to start soon for
Pennsylvania, owing to his fathers
death.
Mr.. u. L. Burns, Mr.. NJ. J. Reed and
Mr.. Il. Tracy were up from Hazelton
paying taxes yesterday and Monday
evening.
Eli Benedict has for sale at his place
fine lot of male hogs of Poland China
stock at So and 81 each. If you want
choice stock corne and see them. %
The American Bible Society have de-
posted with the postofIice bookstore
for inspection and sale, fine lot of
Bibles, cheap. Don't fail to look at
them.
At Harper on the night of election
two boys stole rack of gloves valued
at eighteen dollars. AS u result one
was fined % dollars and given 10 days
in Jail; the other was fined % dollars
and given 80 DAYS in jail.
Sexafro0! 5exafrOo! the wonderful
tooth wash. If you desire pearly
white set Of teeth and sweet breath,
uso SexafrO. Ask for and see that you
get genuine Sexafroo and no other.
Every bottle guaranteed by J. ID. Karr
and j. II. Young 4 Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

On account of bad health
of the manager of our firm
we are compelled to resort
strictly to a CASH BUSINESS
from date. We also call at.
tention to all that owe us to
come forward at once and set
tie their accounts by cash or
good notes.
All accounts not paid or
made satisfactory within ten
days from this notice, we will
proceed to collect. :.
We must have the money on
them at once. This is no idle
talk. We mean business and
Will enforce this notice to the
end.
P.S. For the next thirty
days We will sell you OVER
COATS AID CLOTHING AT COST.
Now is yoGr opportunity for
bargains. Will also make you
under prices on all lines of
goods. DAVIS q DAVIS.
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Fine Bred Horses for Sale.

Two imported Percheron Norman
Stations. Thirty head of we'll bred
roadsters, mostly FLIES. Fol pedigree
see Chas. Hutchinson Medicine Lodge,
or write to r. Vincent Washington,
Kansas. VIII sell on time. St
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There are moments when one wants
to be alone.

To go to John Higgins Furniture
Store for nice Christmas present.
a nice Rocker, Bed Room Suit, Lounge
Folding Bed. a nice Side Board, or
anything in the furniture line.
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PARIS IIOI ~.

Now open for the reception u guests Plans -
vi Hotel Glcnham, 5tA-aNc.. 2lst and I'D sts. ~ y
5. y. SEVERANCE.
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, July . D. m.-Cotton--
a. The sales OF the day included 100 bales American
futures closed quiet but steady American mddiing low
adding clause. July delivery 57Cid value; July ana
august deNcf 331Oid Naue; August aud september de-
livery, OcOid value September delivery 0S-Od seller
SepSmbcr Qnd October delivery j36ld sellers, OcO1"
and November delivery. i.6id buyers November snd De-
eembcr delivery 3Gtui sod December and January
sod buyers.
Savannah. July 2cotton quiet; mlddilnr. Re low mid
ding 0A2c good ordinary Csc ncl and gross receipts.
200 bales cOiStwse bales
stock. 14.13S bales.
NewOreans, July 2-Cotton-I oliday-Net receipts 1872
piles; gross 23l bales eNprt 70 treat Britain. 6lo2
bales; coastw-e. bales: stock iOi GS2 bales.
Galveston, July z.-Coton-LIo1ay-Net and gross re-
eeipts 357 bales stock. 2Oi21 bales
Norfolk July 2.-COttou dull; middling 7ic: mid
ding I3.10c good ordinary Gisc: net and gross r.
eeipts 100 bales exports coastwi 29j bales sales %
bales stock. G.569 isic.
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RFCORnED MORTGAGES.

Bindswald, Henry. TO Emigrant Industrial savings
| Bank o0t.l-st. 1st-ave. year $4,000. 49,, y,
RS aqH ea2 y Savings In
'~I Beiger Tine to Minnie Lissner Park. 10th
81 buS n mestsr ct al, to Ely. LexinstOn'ave
9oth.st. year 5000 2,.osrcs r.ele 4th.s.. lot
12s map Mansle Ienthorne, nstsls. 50 600. ,o.,,.
Erdniann Bertha, to J w Wood, GiancaVe n losu'
vs,t ana sqs John n''h' and 'no
trabner PAUL. Conrad stein No 70 2da ave., 500
Lexlngtonave n corner eoth-st. year . mortgages
5rn hT%' E 54,Rs a3 pssr a@o 900
1staye: ysa5si 500 =. to ,o..Dh wepk 10th.
ST. ij1s Ficlefck to Dollar Savings Bank 1921.
o Eveyn and another to Trust Co. No 'sO
ISsSey Z, and %a,s cuTEIf5 s &c ct al
'' 1sio john and WIFE to acr Wife I'd
ave, e3dst, years 81 900 so,,, nconcov.ss rnd
IAuterbach Sebastian and wife, to Kumsunao bischon'
La ssS f ISRAEL Adeph Cohen and anOthsr
'o Mekcl7ey E'I John 9 oo and another
% %ssr aaS asSsr 70 !9':g savings BANK
wyc SGanss l Gin st 70 I'd Eot sabar6ant
hr 6SssE PAU and another Emn waz Sc West
Redler samuel Retsey Davis, 1o7 Delancey's, IN
trustee sss5i's' 6f siRsSdH 'Hd
satt@nsein Reuben and another TO the Fat Side Bank
Deancey.st $ corner Pitt-st, year, sSouo' go,
staats Frederick and wife to Charles "foh' li'h'
I'VE J1th-st. year, 81 DOL ~. .. . ,,o,A
Tavor Anne V. to II Camp. Brook-aye' n l'''h'
rIilrich Adoph and wife. Conrad Stein. S5th-
st. @ 2d-aVe. year. e1OO; ,,,. e...,.r, pork , q
Morris Place vanderbltave. mortgages ! year
Wishoro George and wife. Frederick part lot 3.
" an TrsuIIne Convent, years. Sl,2oO. . .
"' Winner Esther, to Levy sobe No 151 CInton-st 3
year>. - OCo. ,, 900, D, -,h
avo / wear . mortgages, 10000. .- -
Zodlzcr Ildwlc and another. 70 Michaei strauss
RIyington-st, years. 500
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LIZ TRInF N EHICAGO.

Chicago July Q (speciaD.-The wheat market was
a small affair. The outside markets were all closed
and the traders here abandoned business after the
first hour. There were rains In tho south
west. That helped d little in the steau'he'S' IL
gave the eroplIllers a Glance to talk wet harvest.
The days range within quarter cent sep.
tember sold between 75 IL and 80 "a ana closed
at 7s l-2a78 90 cents. Corn up Il fraction,
the decline which has been under way for the last
three or four days being checked by floods OF ram
through Iowa, Illinois and Kansas. September SOFA
between 40 10 and 40 SO, and closed mt 40 3-s~
- - cents. The receipts were 353 cars, and the
estimate for Monday 500: about 10 per cent graded
contract Oats steady in sympathy. sep
TENDER sold between 80 5S and 80 Is and closed
at 81 Ia cents. The market OF the day was for
provisions. Fork advanced 35 cents, lard 20 cents
and ribs % cents. The Cudahys still the buyers,
but The shorts were made uneasy by tho runaway ap'
peartnCc of things.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July 2.-''The Evening Journal' repofts
csttie"Receip. $500 had shipment; coo ) head
tives. sSasj; cows, 81 25as3 so. Eogs-Reeeipt; l7
600 head; shipments ooS head; market steady Rogel
IS So prime heavy and butchers weIght; - C5as5 e
ments 500 head. Market steady natives s3dsi o.
r1ed 6oas5 So wetheT. and yea,ll9g' s. 1oas' 20
~ Louis Mo- July 2ICat1eEResePts ~ h head a.
advance Heavy receipts expected next week Far o Z
ss so cnws and Gamers 81 7Ods2 rs. Hocs-Recelpts
1910 head shipments. 2452 head Market strong and
IS 5oas5 go light fair TO choice g. a0as5 SO Sheep
Receipts POS head shpmsnt ss hesa os MarkG
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

..i S'. :; Ell ssssdsE
~ sSs41s per n. No later cable idvice'' Shipments
IpIVEs-R.ceips go head AL At eo;S Market
Der b. and head at &c eutternilk calves at STsse
s.,s.a q good Western calves AZ ''' 10"
''o s 81 Mullen g yea,s IL n 81; H. Per
n 81 DO. I4s ~ at Size; 80 outtefmilk caves io' /"
Nelson: 1873 Western calye. ISL D. at sc; 10
,sa Hsls a &c hS a cal. $50 h. az e. DO
AND i1eluding car, , con- A.
sened direct were II cars or Se2 head 1T Hoeokes
SSss3 were slow and sellers uptown rated the market
isc lover Good lambs held up and some sales quality
snr The general market however. dull closing
lid. weak Poo, prime sheep sold at g e5g - S
per 100 pre lamps omasn at IS 7sas7 Is cus 7
%9 n91 sC Ssr at sps e' dsTn To case
d'T ssls. 3 y fidetsS son: Virginia lambs
$50 % ay 81 st st - peg e4 So 81
Mcpherson CO "a Virginia lambs Tfss co. NJ az
'955 ,d4 BUCKINGHAM; se7 West Virginia lambs 5''
M. e Collins - 50 Ohio sheep. 76 ats: pc, 100 n
$50 Kentucky do, 100 scant at 80 So 70 lambs 'cu'
r HpSe ( Co. POI Kentucky lambs, SCR y, at G2e
2.s g. 81. r. a; &C. 50 Western sheep 81 ~ at 50 IS
g Dilenback p Ohio sheep tSt 1870 n at 80 l2 D.
20 y. 40 Ha n 50 Ohio sheep 81 at IS e do
q 20 1872 ksnsue6y ?@ 5 head Cd eou al divided
ho,mSen the wards Market firm with sales at $ 75G
IS 90 per 100 n and bunch OF prime logs would sell
" sse.-A W: Lamb so State hogs 900 N average. at
M ~ pe' Mullen State hogs 40 ~ S. 90; do,
POS n at IS rs.
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LONDON WOOL MARKET

London July AT the wool safes to-day there
offered / 543 balcs good quality The attendance was
good tho competition was active especially cross.
bredS. Following the days sales detail with
prices obtained New.Sout. Wales, 1900 bales securei
6%d9i2c; do locks aud pieces. idSd. Queensland 300
bales, greasy 6sTl0d do loess and pieces 4. a7 I'd
Ne bourne and Victora-i 700 bales 62dls I'D
&c locks and pieces 1ad,i u greasy, Giddls s2d do
greasy 607Sd Tasman 100 bales greasy 7iaa0isd do
locks and pieces, a. Newzeaand 0,90O bales secured
ya1dls i'd do locks and pieces 1dals 22d 40
load DO locks and pieces, saasd The imports q wool
isISo bales from Victoria LII bales; from south
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal 2574 bales aud from various
SAs offerings Ter next week aggregate 1920 bales.
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Country Boaro.


sILEY HILL COTTAGE.-Alandar. Berkshire Co..
a Mas. Mt. Washington; pleasant. he0lthfu, ele.
waited cool ravines, waterfalls. good rods l.. MELIUS.
DAY COTTAGE, Gull Bsy, Lake G'orso.-Qu.e;, healthy
location. Terms p to - per week references In all
prncp,l cl.ies. Address J.. PEABODY. Hague. n. Y.
~ KYNNT VILLA. Ro.lyn, l.. l.-Iileiant rooms, first
ID class all accommodations boating, bathing. &c
Terms reasonable H. J.. Hl MI, Proprictot
COUNTRY HOARD OF. oIra, South Day.-Bitsng, sail.
~ ing good drives; prous table; apply for
term JonN W. TUTLlLL sponk. t. l.. Box 90.
I'LL. Tor FARM. HOpKlATCN. Ii. High. healthy
Address for r. W. HENDERSON.
rourtly Wei fsrnis.ci looms excellent table; dairy
s,pples On famous Jerseys OF Mrridrle Farms State
lrclreEts and references, etc, 10
!. \. PAX Ek, McTidc;h, Del Co., y Y
(, T;iAWI.ERl,Y HILL FARM mics from Pokeep
- 10; beautiful beautiful location; excellent table For
r'iculsis sedrc,. MIS-. - D. Underhl Pokeepac ~ Y
"A THE HEW.YQHH IElErNE WILL. DE re
CrIVED Ar ruE UPfOWN OFFICE No ,2i2 broad
wav I'd DOR north - Thirty .lrstst and ApNER
TISFMENTS Mt the following Branch Offices: 2ji Sth
ave - g.. 2ei->t; l32 Gth-INe; 100 Fourth-avc,
corner Fourteenh--t 100 hrd-1ve corner fortyscv
Il G2G Third.ayr., near S.Nyhrs:st los FirsaNe
iO6 West fortyet Ond-st. 1Ot toumhusnye. % ry-
IT, - Ayenue l.32& Thirdave ~ West Eodr.eent.
st. - West 42d..t II? Church-st.: lji ThirdNe;
sSs rnird . O5l Thrt-aye her. 18TH and 9Th stf
At the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East ono hundred
and 2AJ One-hur dtwenty
nfh.,t and $40 Wet Onehundred and forty h-st. up
10 D. m, at regular oniee rates
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Proposals.

CLLIS ISLAND, JUNE %. 1s9o-sealed
I OF S nj Els Sa's ss . r.
Dor nntl o'clock M on The sn Of lilly 1892 when
iHS ns ssy S ef 'fS DPs
Ju lso 70 June G s rs . 70 be delivered
the Commissioner OF lmmigration NAV direct The Ice
must be Of the best qe ana aGs e al To bds paaa -
any defect or nfornalliy in ony BID BIDS must be in
'a a es and osss o
furnishing lee to T. : Stat3n Eliis !sand
!SSs F. Mf Hsrbo So o. awsn s Son',
ccsru bdicr may be rcqgred y furnish good bend fe'
Com!ilssoaer OF LINING alton.
ID OpOsALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.
/ Springfield AImory. sprnzhed. Mas, June 2e,
E n sn P GigS1Y E for 's'f s.ss
wdcr Frass Gonss5 and S,ns s Sc s,
S S eSem S%ee' soft ' sosp "
% lbs plnsa sa5 81 us pr ss a ~ f
"sSscpH atG Ord ea Dept o. psa 2" Ay co
mandng.
- ROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.
4 II. :. Powder Depot Dover y. j., June Is, 1897;
sssd p a II ssT JULY g S@'
SlshIns Fuel Huildng Materials, Tools, Hardware. Sup
Ps g. 2; fpF1Es fiji sf s sid
r ~ S Dc c aas co Jg p
meat. L. >. A, Commandlne -- -
II s. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE
\ up ryi,ins surgeena,enera Marine Hospital 81.
vii, be rcsISd at this once until q Friday JgIy
Is 1892 to furnish drugs ocd chepeas during nc
sand nSa' IRON 0I Se,as and bedding %
medical books ard iournas ;rsea I,rs err &C. our
Hs a ss '' h5 yfsr "s%z u
The ysss 'sinS s'a s:'Sa s %
70 REJECT any or all proposals Dealers requesting sehed
Ses must ''a's their line of WHIT WHITTIER wYMAS
Supervising Surgeon-Genefsl. ~ II. q
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

, trlv 2-Wheat-Five thousand bushels OF
nopihcTn spot sold at oosc 1000 do cost insuI.
NO 5000 do, NJ SiSsc; no offerings
ance ana or No northern Duluth spot at the .o,is
OF no mar Shicaro no northern at - &c askcV No :
small iots on -rLc: No 722c spot No north
noSM nnntp cost, insurance and freight s++c asHeG
ern Duus, am. No . red 81 ear OF NO Mhlte
winter W. W. Corn quiet Offering light cars OF ~ :
sold al oytS. cars of No yellow at o|Go3 ole
yellow ssu 10 at jOa5c; 40 DO ~ STIR NO o.
8 cars OF ~ oats-In good demand ana steady sac,
496JOc asked hit. AZ fs03ac cars oil NO 3 white VI
o! cars OF NO ~ 10 mixed 3c on track. Rye du
SIS4a"oc 80 ot sHc easy demand iaui pest
mo - soosi be; wntes - 1T@Sa S Ky
aour - s,,onp Heavy receipts are expected on
Canal ana railroad freirnts are higher what
sorn Zoo mis- wheat - 900 bush corn 2?o99 bush
Canal nv raii-Fiour. $4,000 bblsi wheat oiOOo
hush corn, 1000 BUSH ., T.,
chicago July The leading FUTURES rahgoo as io'-
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furnished tionses 90 Let, Gounlrn.

49,
~,oTTAGE AT MANTOLOKIN, n. J.-Eivtr front;
l. fully furnished rent sz.1, ,uc,r 40 p.ooa,,.,
,oou or oprN.AIR SPORTS, octave. 500 pages
iustrsted. The standard authority on american open
,ne shoo,inc horseback riding &C.; &c. IN JUL VI PEI
copy. Published by The Irlh,,ns. zen shc nres.
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NOR sALE-A plot OF ground Of about sixty Ave
A acres beautifully situated at Tuekahoe on me lar.
80 tSsil,ood one me from the station MOhcpan Pai%
Ir M nropcrty Oh the south Victoria Park on the
10TH and Centiaavc. on the west Apply on The prem
norm, az" ,dd,ess r. b. UNDER!IILL 80 East 10th-st,
Nrw-YOrk.
=, on S,TE-Sayvllle and Bayport l.. l.. lovely house
- VI - ,hosn charming places. offered for sale at
bdiRaIh e"' VI ~ HYATT 80 Libortvst.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE:

New-York saturday. July ..
The total amount realized at the Exchange and Auction
Room Ncw-l Ok Salcsroo from auction sales OF city
real estate ending with today G34 1000
The aggregate sales for Si,Si9,G50
TUESDAY, JULY ).
Foreclosure sale lot. 2ox9s9 and 3-story DWELL g,
40 1874 33l.st :. 300 II Sh-ave plot o. land,
ZOOx.jx COS in Eageaye. and T. race Place
| lot gONlOO.s and 3-story dwelling No 3lS West SSth-
ST s. 2G5 It West EndaNe.
WEDNESDAY JULY g.
Foreclosure sale, . lots l7xlO0.ll each and 3story
dwellings Nos 2G7 and 2G9 West l2lst-st :, III IL -
Sthaye. Partition sale, lot, l1lOA,5OXl7 oHls.2 and
2.s.ory house, 40 233 LOWEST eth-st. Receiver
sale 1 lot, 27N75, ana i-,toIy building No IS East
lOSth-st. 10 IL 3daNc
AT 80 AND Gj LIBERTY-ST.
Foreclosure sale. lot, 2OxS7. aud and . story
buildings no : F+seX-st, EOS II OF ucstef-St
THURSDAY JULY :.
Foreclosure sale lot, lSx505. and 4story building.
3o2 East 44th-st, $ 81 {: Ma'c lot, 2oXl0O g.
Pelhamavc. $50 II lofman-st Partition sde. plot
land 5oA9o.9 and foui story buildines aud and >
" ath-aNe; l lot, 2ON9S9, and 3stOry dwelling No ia
West 4ist 200 f. 0th-0ve; plot Of land, So lOx
iii sx5OXl3i2, ; Broadway, 1851 IT 5eih.st lot.
50xl0O.5 II S 57th-st, i0C IT. SthaNe
FRIDAY JULY 8.
Foreclosure sale lot 1ix0o H. and 3sory dwelling.
no l73 West 91th,st, n 5, l54 IT G Amsterdam.aNc.
AT so AND G5 LIBERTYSr.
Foreclosure sale lot l7x10O5, and 4story dwelling.
No "A West 7ls~st, S, " Sth-a\e.
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ORIENT POINT HOTEL.
The MaSsapequa,

MaSeapequa L. L. the Great South Bay, will open on
June Is IS92 send for Descriptive circular % l. ii.
BRUSH Ma,,apcqua, L. l.. or % west Boulevard corner
CAth.st Ncw.YOrk CITY
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LONG BEACH, /. |.
LONt. ISLAND RAILROAD.
TEAMS LEAVE FOOT EAST list. y. Y, $40.
80 10 80 a M 20. 20. so 80. 80. 10 =, m.
sunday. 10 10 20 a. II 80. so, 80, so. 80.
90. 80 y. IN.
.Tu OF JULY AFTERNOON EXCURSION
TO
WEST POl 7.
STEAMER MARY POWELL.
IaSing Dc.lross,s.st ut - i. VI.
West 22dst. :" . T. NJ.
Awning West Point at 80 l.. NJ
Returning on any OF tho West shore trains giving
u,.sengers ample time to DIcs, Parade the Cadets
In Csmp, etc.
Inn. for tho round tin ........... ONE DOLLAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04
Countrn Dropertn for Sale auo TO Esi.
BENsoNnURsT-BY- THE-SEA.

DENSONII UKS 7 ID I : T III1"'JH"'
What distinguishes this place from
every other available suburb, is the
persistent progress on it, the immense
amount of work always going ON.
Nothing that energy, intelligence
and abundant resources can supply Is
lacking. The place has all the attrac-
tions of a city without the nulsances.
Sewers. as well as water aid gas
as minutes by boat
% minutes uy rail. Far, 10 cents.
t,or Illustrated circulars apply to
w II CARLOUGH, Al W1N ST.,
Now.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS, Fon
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way. ID door north Of Thirty;nr..,t and ADVG s
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to = d. M. 10 regular cticc rates.
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