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Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07

hause Just before midnight. ri.
wedding party returned to tn,
Louisville Hotel in the city of Lou
isville that night and spent the re-
mainder OF that night, returning
to this town on Thanksgiving day
All were forgiven by the parent.
Tor the elopement, and the two hap.
py couples have been enjoying q
round of gayety and entertain
ments at the homes of the "old
folks" ever since.
On last Thursday night they
were given reception at the home
Of R. L. Upton, Sr., where they
were treated to a serenade by the
Colored Cornet Band. On Friday
they were entertained by johnson
M. Atchison. Of Wyoming precinct.
They were afterwards given recep-
tions at the homes OF James Don.
aldson, east of town, and L. ID.
Harris, in town.
Orla c. Harris, who welded Miss
Eliza Donaldson, came to this town
as a student under Prof. Hurst
about four years ago, and has re-
sided here and in the county ever
since. He followed the profession
Of school teacher for several terms,
and at present is a partner of his
uncle in the butcher business here
under the firm name Of L. ID. and
o. c. Harris. Orla is a young man
Of most excellent traits socially and
in business, and is in every way en-
tirely worthy of the pretty little
lady he has won for a bride. His
bride is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
james Donaldson. She is a social
favo-ite and possesses many charms
Of mind, manners and features.
She had just closed session of
school teaching at Washington |
school house the day of the we'd
ding.
wiilie Upton is the youngest
'oa of our ,ownsman. R. L. Upton,
Sr., and is one of our most deserv-
IN young men. He is at present
:, aployed as salesman in the ex-
'ensive dry goods store of NJ. Wolf
/ Sons. where, by his sentlemsnly
manners and industrious attention
% business, he renders M II valua-
u" services to his emp'ay RS Ev-
~ b ly has a good wc q! for Willie
ri..to',, and he il hgi.,: psteamed
ol is splendid cb ,,ectec His
harr ng young brid j.. ih- only
- 'r'Of Mr.. and A.rs .Ipnnsonl
,ison and is tht .uol of her
~ 7aents. who ase prpmin.as and
,,st.,o.dgeasta .,.s.,y sssy
C2ch to bSco69 (diaa : >- n
,leir choice of life partners. n
The OUTLOOK e.tends it's best ;
,ishes to both cd1plcs and ex- 4
Iresses its belief that IL all their
cts Of life are as well chosen they
rill gain the best attainsble from
his life. II
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Come and See Us,

Nex. Monday is County Cour,
dav. We Xtend an invitation tc
om 'Tiends - come in and see us
give us tie news and subscribe fol
the OUrLooK. Christmas is close al
hand and We would like for those
in arrears on subscription to settle
up with us 90 that we can settle
up old scores ard then settle
down to good steady work for the
New Year Of 1894, with a remem-
brance only of tLe r,y-rures of
the past, and with q rs"ewod hope
fulness for the futu-e Those who
owe us little dribs -ou!d. without
discommoding them lre, in the
least, make us mighty ligl; hearted
and gay by paying up. 1t Nenld
enable us to indulge moderately at
Christmas in some of the little
luxuries and more of the necessi-
ties of life that we have denied
ourselves in the past two years in
order to make the OUTLOOK q sue=
cess financially, editorially and in
\ news way.
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ing a soD1Rfa necessity, though it is
no moH 9coming than the obso'
lete II clan bend" affected by the
ultraf .shionable bellies of former
yey Apretty sure sign of spring
is hear, along about sugar-mak-
iy 3 time, the popping and cracking
Y human spinal columns as the
owners thaw out and try to
straighten up.-it reminds one of
the racket made by the cold and
heat contracting and expanding a
box shanty.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Bath Giro CIT COURT.

Bath Giro CIT CoURr.
w. T. SNoor, Assignee, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
w. L. PARKER, &C., Defendants.
The undersigned, tn whom the
above case was referred, will COM
mence his sittings at his Office in
Owingsville, KY, on the first day Of
November, 1893, and close the came
on the first day of February, 1894,
to hear proof that may he offered
Any persons having any claim
| againstthe Assignor, w. T. Parker
will file the same. properly verified
before the undersigned during thu
sittings.
E v. BROTHER,
| NJ. G. B. &. G.
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w=-so Will and to the j,
lady who has captured his v
Will was One Of the gayestt -
popular and gallant young
ty men of the fashionable
in Eastern Kentucky, and fair
deed and most captivating
the young lady to whomph,
given his heart that resisted air
lurements of the bssxSies of Old
Kentucky.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07

DR.. 8. F. Scott, Blue Ridge, Harrison Co.,
NO., says: "For whooping cough Chamber
laln's Cough Remedy Is excellent" By us
ing 1t freely the disease Is deprived Of all
dangerous consequsnc:s. THERE'S no dam
ger in giving the R,inedy to babies, rs 1t
contains nothing Injurious. . and 30 cent
bottles for sale by Il. B. EsrILL 4 Co.
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Goethe's immortal poem "Faustr will re-
ceive its nrst production in . dramatic form
In this city at Fratman's Opera House on
Saturday evening, Dec. ., on which occasion
the celebrated Francis Ial,sdie and Hattie
Rowell Company will make their hrst ap-
pemrance. This play Is one Of the scenic and
mechanical wonders Of the stage and this
production eclipses everything hitherto at
tempted in this line. The electric duel, one
of the scenes In the play,i rs . remarkably ex-
citing and thrilling effect. Faust and Me-
phistO encounter Valentine, Margueritc's
brother, In the Square ofthe Fountains In
front Of the Nuremburg Cathedral. and egg
Cd on by MephistO, they nght aduel. Every
time that the swords come together electric
sparks ars seen to fash from the blades
The stage and the cOmbatants are envelop-
I'd with dartins forks Of lightning. Mephis'
to trencherOusly throws up Valentine''
sword and Faust stabs him. Valentine fall
and Mephisto triumphant takes Faust to
witness the revels Of the witches and de-
mons ON the summit of the Brocken. Re-
served seat tickets can now be secured at
! SmOOts store.
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Efoped to Jeffersonville.

On Wednesday afternoon of last
week Orla C.. Harris and Miss
Eliza Donaldson, and Willie Upton
and Miss Mamie Atchison boarded
the west-bound express at Preston
and proceeded to Jeffersonville,
Indiana, where q double wedding
csysmony was performed by Esquire
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Commissioners Sale,

John RICHARDS, Plaintiff,
Against N0r'1s Eo",s1. Sars.11 IN
FRENCH GOPHER, &C., Defendants.
BY virtue of a judgment and Or
der of sale of the Bath Circuit
Court, rendered at the October
term thereof, 1893, in the above
styled cause, the undersigned will,
on
MONDAY, DECEMBER III, 1893,
between the hours Of IL O'Clock. M,
and 8 o'clock, p. m, at the Court
House door in Owingsville, Bath
county, Kentucky, (being County
Court day. proceed to expose to
public sale. 20 the highest bidder,
the following described property,
viz: One tract of land, situated
in Bath county, Kentucky, on the
waters of Roe's Run Creek, and
bounded as follows: On the west
side by the lands of James Cases
heirs; on the north by John Mont
Joy; on the east by j. and M.
Preston, and on the south by the
C. and o. railroad, and containing
three and One-fOurth acres of land,
to produce the sum of $129.O3,
the amount of money SO ordered to
be made and the costs hereof.
TERMS.-Sale will be made on a
credit of six and twelve months
The purchaser will be required t.
give bond with approved security
payable to the undersigned, for the
payment Of the purchase money, t.
have the force and effect of judg
ment, bearing legal interest from
the day of sale, with a lien retained
upon said property until all tn
purchase money is paid.
f. v. BROTHER, c. B. G. e.
Ale~. C"nner, Attorney.
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Announcement.
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF BATH COUNTY

TO THE DEMOCRACY OF BATH COUNTY
Itake this method of announcing
myself a candidate for Judge of
the Bath County Court, subject to
the action of the Democratic
party.
Ii nominated by my party and
elected by the voters Of Bath Coun-
ty, l pledge myself to a reform of
your County government by cur
failing expenses and appropriations
and thereby reducing taxation to
the very lowest rate consistent with
the actual necessities of an econ
omical administration of your fis-
cal government, fully believing (as
every taxpayer of Bath County
must believe, from the evidence be.
fore them, that the rate of taxa.
tion under the present administra-
ton is and has been oP-
PREssIvELY BURDENsoME, and
that too at q time when all bushes IS
has been paralyzed and the people
Ire etrn:gling under the greatest
inancia! distress and oppression
hat tn" taxpayers of Bath County
have fe'. within a generation.
When he taxpayers of Bath
County had paid and discharged
he obligati4n Eestipe upon them
" reason Of the old railroad debt
which was fully paid during
Judges Brothers and Goodpaster'e
diminish :. ms, they had justly
armed res, from burdensome tax
.tion. Thr' never was = people
rho as nn' aplainingly paid an
Unjust ar. apressivs taxation as
he taxpayerE-'~" ~"fr
ra.'-oad debt, and
Esia ttc'e n"v-r was a
~jnsfly entitled ,rthe
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At Cost.

Having concluded to close out
our entire stock of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, we now
offer them at cost for cash only.
CONNER 4 PERRY.
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Il Miss Agnes Catlett returned
Friday from visit to relatives in
Montgomery county.
r. E. Hazelrigg, of Mt. Sterling,
and Tollie Young. of Sharpsburg,
were in town Saturday.
Miss Sallie Daugherty arrived
from COvington Friday on a visif
to her relatives in town.
Miss Lutte Maury, of Faye
county, arrived Saturday on u
it to Mrs. j. +. Kimbrough.
Lewis Hardin and wife, of S.
byville, came up Thanksgivif
visit relatives in the county.
Mrs. r. f. Wilson and 4
Bradley, Mt. Olivet, were gu,
the Owings House the pastf
w. r. Peters, Jr., an6
visited the fOrraer's fat
Bethel, from Wednesday u
day.
Sheriff ]. W. Lane
spent Thanksgiving witt
er's father, James G. La
Sterling.
Misses Lucy Colville
and Mary Owings, of
county, are visiting!
Catlett.
Miss Nellie Kimbr
Institute, spent froI
until Monday will
Mr. and Mrs. J.T.I
Miss Sallie Farisr
nesday from Cincinn,
had gone in compan
Claude Paxton, of Mt.
Misses Lena Duncan
Hendrix, of Carlisle, were
OF the formers aunt, Mr.,
Harper, several days last
H. S. Goodpaster and
Mary GOOdpaster and Dais
bitt returned Tuesday from
to Lexington.
Miss Rebecca Pierce, VIII
school at Gilead, 8
Thanksgiving with her faith.
family, returning Monday.
L. H. Jones, of the Safety Bull
ing and Loan Company of Win
chester, was in the city several
lays last week in interest of his
company. :
Mrs. j. L. Elliott, Miss Julia and ",
Coleman visited the FORM w,
RS sister, Mrs. Ann Kincer, in
'harpsburg from Thurday until ;n' ;n'
Monday. y Z nv
Mrs. Mary Williamson arrived ol
rom Richmond, KY, Wednesday. T.,
m visit to the family of her b
'rother, DR.. A. W. Walden, and re- es
urned home Saturday. t:
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laundH

The Winchester Steam Laundry
makes a speciality Of Flannels. Lace
Curtains, Blankets, Gents Pants,
etc. All work guaranteed.
R. s. EsrILL Agt.
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Commissioners
BATH CIRcI
G.. w. McKINEvAN, E:
AGAINST "a
JAcoB McKISEvAN,&
mi -> k.

AGAINST -
JACOB McKIvEvAN,s
The above case ha,-
ferred to the undersignea,
begin my sittings on the frs,
of December, 1898, and close -
same on the first day of Febr .ay
1894, to hear any proof that ~
be offered by the parties in Der
est. Any parties having q claim
against the decedent, John p. Nc
Kinevan, will present and file the
same, properly verified. during the
said time before me, on pain OF be-
ing forever barred.
f. v. Bro rHER,
| NJ. C. B. C.. c.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07

MARY E. MERRIFIELD's HEIRS. 49,,
Defendants.
The undersigned will commence
his sittings in the above case at
his office in Owingsville, KY, on
the first day of November, 1893,
and close the same on the first day
of February, 1894, to hear rny
proof that may be offered by inter-
ested parties. Any person having
any claim against the decedenr,
Mary E. Merrifield,w present and
file the same, properly verified. be-
fore the undersigned during said
sitting. Z. V. BROTHER,
NJ. C.. b. c. G.
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.oilders took particular ad-
re Of the fine weather, and to
hey hustled at their work is
ling II mildly.
The gunners had pretty good
yck, considering the scarcity OF
Jane, and several good loads Of
rabbits were brought in.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07
New Buildings.

Richard Cross has commenced
building q residence on his Slate
Avenue lot. There was . partial
error in the mention of his stable
building. He erected it for a ten
ant house for Henry Green, of col
or. who will occupy it from now
until afte NJ crop of tobacco is
xi:sS "
also commene.
snce adjoining
discs on Slate
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Ow6ngsville Lumber Yard, L. Q
Brother, Manager.

We wish it understood that our
terms for lumber are strictly cash.
The prices will not justify us in
giving credit. A. MONTAGUE.
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Sour furs to n. Wolf 4
Henry schwabb will pay the
Aest Price for all kinds.

Ms. Ira Nester,. Of near Forge
y has been sick for several
Ike. bot is Improving now. -
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Hore's tosYou, viii.


Word comes from Sacaton, Ari-
pna, that VIM. G. Bascom will be
7'eddei about Dec. 9th to. Miss
hsHkin, Of Nashville, Tenn. The
bride-to-be il a sister Af Mrs.
Major Osborn, whose husband is
chief clerk nndcr J. Roc Young at
the Pima !ndiss .sency. will c.
Eessa@ Ssnt les. slnd &C:
, Agcs
rent ?
gives
aA~
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... -
shIing of thun
sight previous to
@AEas in novise
Scshe warm, sunshiny
Mowed.
the Union services at
ee Memorial Church
, special observance OF
.Sxcept perhaps that
nnd oysters were
4 the bills Of fare
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Tobacco,Sales.

Jacob Warner, southwest Of town,
sold to Robert Sousey, Of Fleming
county, for Liggett 4 Myers, of
St. Louis, four barns of tobacco;
two at &c; one at SIC, and one at
7c. The tobacco is to be deliver
ed in Mt. Sterling ~ fast ~ Mr..
Warner gets It stripped.
Moses Lewis, of Flat Greek, sold
10 waller Sharp. Of Sharpsburg,
. -, ,ooo-lb. crop Of tobocco at 9ic,
TO be delivered ~ soon - stripped.
Claude McKinnevan. west Of
town, sold his crop Of tobacco to
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, of Mt. Sterling,
at SIC.
Waller Sharp bought Seth Botts,
crop Of tobacco at &c and George
Clark's at 7c, both Of Flat Creek;
Richard Dcnaldson's at &c, near
Sharpsburg.
Jacob Warner, southwest Of town,
sold to J. II. Richart three barns
Iof tobacco at S}c.
Sunday-SchooI Institute.
| Under the auspices Of the Ken
tucky Sunday-School Union, will
be held in the Broadway Methodist
Church, Lexington, on December
z and 6, 1893.
This Institute 10 for the terri.
tory embraced by the 18th, 2lst
sand and 25th districts including
Shelby, Franklin, Anderson, Wood
ford, Estiil Powell. Wolfe. Lee
- lthitt, Scott, fayette, CLARK
~ xon, Montgomery, Bath, Meme
-, <sn. and Morgan Counties
-. IN other counties thai
be cordially welcomed
ecially desired that tn
ptioned send large dele
le citisens n Lexing
IDLY Offered 70 enter
ss and theee who ex
= .id will p'esss not fai
zr namea n DR. J. A
At Lexington, % ths
nay Be provided.
! Heartily Endorse That.
Hon. A. w. Bascom, of Owing
lie. was here on business Satul
Nv. We have beard hundreds -
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Tobacco Report.
Expressly for The ohtieok ~ 4. s.
I, pne1ps 4 Co.. Pie n1efs' To.
taeeo Wafehoose.
LohiSvi1le.
LOUISVILLE, Kr., Dec. 2.

! y
Lohisviiie.
LOUISVILLE, kr., Dec. 2.
f, We think this week, 90 far rs
prices are concerned, has been
.5out a repetition Of the proceed
ing week. The demand IL good,
the competition strong and the bid
ding lively and active. The trade
seems ready to take new tobacco
and prices now promise, on the av-
eraze, to be as good as last year,
quality and condition considered.
The stock of old hurley is being
slowly reduced and on the first OF
next January we will have a very
light supply on hand and most of
that of the better grades.
HHDs
Sales for. '93 to date. l25, ,69a
Sales for '92 to. date 80. 15O.94s
Sales this week. ........ 1907
Sales same week in 90. 80. 2,774
Receipts for '93 to date. =. 1852;
Receipts for '92 to date. . 104, ,99i
Receipts this week. ....... 7s'
Receipts same week Of '92.. 1,62;
OF the amount cold. this weel
there sold privately of dark tobac
cos 4O7 hhds.
We classify this weeks sales n
follows:
Burley grown in ga. 50
Old and double old export
and other dark styles of
tobacco. ......... .... 81
Seine sort grown in ls92.... 10
Stock Of tobacco, cold and
/ unsold, dark and hurley,
Dec. l, 80. ......... 1l,93
Stock of same Dec. l, '92.. ll,O5
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FRU .- TREES.

lam prepared to offer nursery
stock Of every description from one
of the best nurseries in the United
States. All goods sold by me arc
what I represent them to b. Twill
he pleased to fill your orders TO.
spring delivery. All stock deliver
ed free Of charge. Call ON NO -
Eugene MinihAn's store.
CLARK McCLAIu, Agt. Z
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w. G. NESBITT,
DENTIST.
Owin9nv1lle. NV.

Office hours, 8 .. IN. to II M, and p. m
t, 4 D. m.
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srriCkh

ohm c. ig. the
N-d' a,r and
<sh, vas :, odded,
noon. "a Miss
daughter OF VIM.
sath's solidest, bes
.11h ny was pc
Sid. B. F. Parker at 'hc
brids's.parcnts ON Sslt
J Mr.. Craig has besn a
sarly two years. Heks a
end prcsperousAzen zen.
1inted the
pily
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REueEN GUo6Etl HOWARD c. 6uo6Etl.
r. GUDGELL q SON.
.Attornsys at Law.
owINGsvILLE. BATH COUNTY. KY.
Will practice in the counties OI
Bath, Nicholas, Fleming, Rowan
Menefee aud Montgomery, and IN
the Superior Court and the Court
Of ANpeals. Office No. 7 Court st
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07

While reaching for
"a top shelf in his
~ fell and severely
nd. His wound 10
ms quite painful.
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:, j Heartily Endorse That.
Hon. A. w. Bascom, Of Owings-
.;l,e. was here on business Satuv-
Nv. We have beard hundreds Say
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wsen =
sids from rs
q Are made .
/at night having
~ aPvn on . hill
stseSts svenly and
hghssd vitA gAs jets.
snt out or was extin-
before it spssad 10 the
AhiIls or diAAuch dam

nher number Of the
lIustrased Ksntuekian
ny sstsnIsvs one, con-
Ne ~ usual portrait
Ksatueky beauties. .
. - bsr Of photos Of children
> Of prominent people
5. lie latter h . portrait Of
Morrow Richards, infant
.sflGe. ssd Mrs.. ". E. Rich
= sxsovinewiilisns. nov Of
-ruveovn. Ky. The Kentuckiar
plssss everybody. for the por'
= - ane photographs in
~. Subscription. only
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fsrs 70 Reynolds
dse.
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tiIeir choice Of life partners.
The OUTLOOK e.tends it's best
wishes to both cd1pics and ex-
presses its belief that IL all their
Acts Of life are as well chosen they
will gain the best attainsble from
this life.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07

Eeid '"'- n",-"r was a
Justly entitled .:rtha
hey : .c;ilj have eniOy-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
Crnntrn Real Cstatcto Let.

svu1n GRANGE, y. j.. Mountain
~ b.-F1r July. AU'ust and S-ptc'n'"r
d fully furnished CONVENIENTLY loca',u'
riiG,ns and all modem inprOyrurnt-
go. = OF about one and tie-hali afr'~
10. AVA and fine shade g. 'cs. Nali =
I! Room 3d. % Broadway. New-Nork.
~CNMiT. ". J.-Furn' she'd house TO
NJ TO sea, on in best locations; large ana
saau. also unfurniehed houses by the wear.
) !. POTTER. opposite station.
20 LET. On the west shore OF LAZY
gorge. y. Y. an attractive ccttag. Of II
~. finished in hart woods aGi tui;y
furnished: with superior boating a1d r'th-
. facilities. and access T. the eNt"n, We
= d picturesque Edmonds propcrty rent Tor
: . season 500. Address JAMES *. al.
ORE, So Broadway. Ncw-No'k, or /. y.
N 4. Lake George.
TO LET-SUBURBAN WASH
4 oN-Larrc modern hnu-r. ciOtph
" ater gas, furnace. ETC.. coachhousc w.
table garden. greenhouse: - LOT, view OF
Iindson: so minutes from Wail.s,;, Ien'
ii 500. MARTIN & SMITH. 90 MaI.-.'
1000 ISLANDS.
To rent. furnished cottage, win hnr,, 10.
cation on TIE river: ncar Alexandra IN. :
ali convenicnces: rent $500. For phot-
.rarbic views and PARTICULARS call W. }
TOWNSFND. 40 Wallet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24

el65.-PARTY selling ont; frstcl "a {;
tensjo, ton c,sundef family phoetch
six weeks. cost 1885 fine plat
ness 10 match. s35. cost $40. Ns'e
stable. 10 West 44th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
Gountrp Real estate 90 Eet

49, ~
A.-A-A.-CATALOGUES New Las;
furnished and unfrrnishe1 country .eats and
Aou ses on application. II Fast 4-d-st.
a. ID. HOPE. 1i3 Libcr;y.st.. mikes Q
speciality a buying. selling and renting
houses. lots and farms in New-Jersev.
ASBUGY PARK.-Furnished cottsccs
hotel, and boarding houses; all sizes 200
up II. u. CROSsETT, Ill broadway,
city
XDIEoNDACYs BLUE MorNTAIN
LAKE.-FuFnishet cottage 10 rent for the
Seasoa Meals and attendance fnrnisacd
by the Prospect IIoue Hotel II de.irej.
Apply TO G.. w. TUNNICLlfF. ] Broad-
way. Il. y. Civ.
ASBURY PARK. n. J..Desi,alls fur
Asbury Park. n. J.
FURNISHED COTTAGES a. reduced
prices. on and near hay. south side, Log
Island lslIp And Bay Shore; catalogue Tree.
p. J. HAWKINS. Islip. l.. ].
FURNISHED aud unfurnished houses Tor
rent In Orange eaa ~ ..atS. tG :, MSlEEIs
towh. Address PATTERSON n "
$50 II roadway. or South Orange. y. J.
UNFINISHED COTTAGES 10 rent. dc.
lirsble locations: all improvements; new
niust s'et eata ogue. JEREMIAH ROB-
BINS. Babylon. L. ].
HOUSE 10 RENT on Broadway IN
Tarrytown ~ reoro>. one reserved sssDic'
saiden. ATS: river view Rev. L. T..
THOMAS. TssSytown. n. Y.
For RENT on sALE.-Finc rcsidence
o. Mud.oi. ns.! r opus: extensive orsn"r r
nlehed, more 20 n desired, II rented out
with pleasure Grpunds; Inouldir sand and
~ nve. On ri,sr hank. J. j IRELAND
kOSEIsLE. n. J.-For rent house. ID
issSafai shsss ~ s';a ' minu %%s IRON
esss'cn. a. w. PAfrEBs0N. 90 Beaver.
~, N. Y. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
,vpoETs FROM NEw-YORK
WHOLESALE PRICES COUNTRY PIoDuCL
For the week ending May e3 1888.

psce;p.s for the wech-BcanS, 4'o t'h' PcsllS
IN busb Exporis-Bcans. $50 rkss. Us. 80,
~ Imports-I6O bags beans. Dome narI -.
hows strengthened a little under fur'h sal.s s io'
n Srort rather more home demand. al coIuo"S
light receipts; late business ", 5, beer Sc " tnr ~
e, oo, anu -. ,'Int.,:pr in thc dem q for be-
40 lnIno' Wbi,c kidney or Turtle souI lut so 4.
cium tc"' ond vo,ues are wifhou, mate Il Inn :,
Sos. 70 300 bbls Red Kidney have been IN or 4,
,crt within few days. and the market j. 81 el,r
Ann Imported Pea Beans move fairly n liA -
.,mea nrices and there IS little more IT. rSi =
Tnregu Medium California Lima have ir ODD :
demand, and good lots are held hrmi!' rec" = >