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TIE GRAND CIIACO.

nv GEORGE MANVILLE FEM, author Of The Wealth
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Mr.. Fenn's tale IL just what such story shyuI
be. There II scntimentaity and no bl~dsheu uu
these two things the preNailhg lau''
OF literature The Spectator.
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STORIES AND SKETCHES.

By GEACF. GREENWOOD. outhor OF any Tour In En'
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Time appears TO give but added force and brlianJ 70
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ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON.

A STUDY OF HIS LIFE AND WORK. By ARTHUR
WArGu r. A. Oxon with Portraits and 81 Illus
tatons from photographs specially taken for this work
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BIGELOW'S JARMAN ON WlLL>'
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THUAlB-NAIL SKETCHES

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A BATTLE AND A BOY.

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WHO is THE MAN

nv J. SEIwIN TAFT, author OF my Friend Pasqualr."
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Hlllruaos
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Anthrncife Coal used exclusively, insuri,s C,c.,.
and (OnlorL ""nes
Trains leave station foot of Liberty N.
Time Table In eneo, Dec, 1a $50,

For Esa:lne At 90, 80; s:i5 \. NJ. loo -,
2l5 90 90 ~ 7:$o p NJ, l2:i5 night ..cs
satGriay ~ i' sIndly' 30 A. NJ, 800 80 ~
tOr Ilar'Isbury at 90 -. sH- A. NJ 1oo IA.
90 90 ) II T. ~. II rs night except sat,aavJ 80
suatay' ii so ~ H. 1900 800. 80 Il. NJ. T Is,::
FOR Pottsyne at 90. 7:45. s:i5 A. NJ. Inn 50.
o. 90 l.. ~, - - nght, except SatnriVo 80
sundays. ii 80 y. M, zoe, 3:3J. 90 IL NJ IIsS;nt
nignt 49, i-n
ror Smbury,. Lewis5urg and Williamson =,
-. 5 "a \. NJ, 10. 30. 80 T.. NJ - -. 800
except Satuii,i n@ht >unay- Is \. ~ G 90 pg saS
For Ea,ton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch csuns
zoo. 80 - A. ~, :0l 80. as 50 '' 10 70,
town; 4. N. sundays 80. 7;l5 A. NJ, i.C b. A,ls
tm wiikesbarrc, rntsto1 aad Scranton. ga, =,
30 =. NJ. sundays 30 \. NJ ''' A. ",
Tor High Bride Dianch. 6; 200. II 80 An
y. NJ. e>unda,s, 90 H. N. a. ~ 10
For m'holt. 49, o:l5, II 30 a. NJ, 1.so a..
For Rcd rank Lony Branch and point, sou.h ;. ;,
Pleasant, 30 10. II 80 !. NJ, 30 AZ al oN
hank only. UD ] 20. G.lj r. NJ. Sund,v' o. ffd
Ocean of,,c and Asbury Park 300 A. NJ 90 Ip q,
FOR LAKEWOOD.
At 30 Sis \. u, 80 $40 srcelap. 4 90 s,,,
FOR Toms KY"r Bun".aj PARK, and Barns,,t|
5 - 4. NJ. 10. 20 j. NJ. ~
, Tor Atlantic cts. Nncilni and Brdg,ton 4 90 An
FOR Monmouth Beach soabrl,ht and rIyb,,s -.
4 30, 10 II 30 \. NJ. 30 A.. 4 90 N pbas5
Sunday 900 \. NJ. 90 p NJ. T. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
by G.. MANVILLE FEM.
NURSE ELISA.

A Novel, By g. MANvILLE FEM author OF Com
modorc Junk" etc. etc. 1 VOL. 1amo. extra CLOTH
800.
In story Mr.. Fem makes trained nurse his
ard n hero. The authors
reputation amply sustained In this new ana thoroughly
original production OF his pen.
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THOSE GIRLS.

BY JOHN STRANGE WINTER author OF "Army Tales
.Bootle. Baby" "Stranec Experiences OF . Lady
Help" etc. limo. CLOTH al 90; paper. so cents.
"Tbe heroine A.. n sweet modest, ancction1te. high
snIritcd Fng girl who gets endless trouble.
hn story /. well told with touches Of pure humor
and many Of real pathos"-Detrot Tribune.
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