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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-02-24
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
CLERK AND MASTERS OFFICE, !
February II, 1893.

A'tlAooos
Tennie Fry, Complainant, VS.. Henry
Fry, Defendant.
1t appearing from affidavit filed in this
cause, that the defendant, Henry
Fry is a nonresident of the State of
Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered that he
enter his appearance herein, be-
fore or within the first three days of the
next term of the Chancery Court, to be
held at Columbia, on the first Monday
in April next, 1898, and plead, answer
or demur to complainant's bill, or the
same will be taken tor confessed as to
him and set for hearing ex parte; and
that copy of this order be published
for four consecutive weeks in the
Columbia HERALD.
J. G. DEXTER, D. G. & NJ.
Southall Il Smiser Sol'r for CompPt,
febl7 At
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-02-24

A Mississippi man is suing for a
divorce on the ground that his wife
makes him do the cooking Tnere
was similar case in Georgia recent
ly, with this difference: The man
sued for divorce because his wife
would not allow him to cook.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-02-24

Good cistern, fruit trees. Price, 5000.
No,ll-l large twostory house on good larg
lot, located on West Ninth street, good els
tern, a number of fruit trees, and in good
neghborhood; an excellent place of resi-
dence. Price, $500. Usual terms.
No. ia large two-story frame building
near the depot; everything is in good condi-
ton. This place would make an excellent
hotel being located near the depot and so
accessible to the travelling public. Price Of
house and the lot which is lOOxlSD Price,
$4,000 Usual terms.
No 1.-TWO store-houses, brick, two-stO-
ry, one oftrem on the public square. the
other on South Main street. Both of the
| houses are occupied and are returning from
| 10 to Is per cent on the investment. Price OF
| the houses separately, 81, 500 each.
| No. l3.-rwO houses and lot, 50Xl5i, corner
| Ninth and Garden, Price, 81 800 and Sl,5DO.
One house and lot, 42Xl50 on Ninth, be-
| tween Garden and High streets, on the south
| side, Price, $3.50.
One house and, 72xllS, tso story frame,
corner of Ninth and High, 81 800.
One house and lot, S6XlS5 One-story frame,
good stable, south side of High street. Price
$1,000.
One lot, High street, 52x2OO. Price. $500.
One house aud lot, corner Glade and Helm
streets. Price, $500.
Two houses and lots size of the first lot,
72Xla0; size eff the other, Sixl90, good houses
on ihese places. Price of the first Sl,5JO;
price OF the second, $50.
One house and lot, corner South Main ana
Ninth, lot @Nl4S. Price, 5000.
One lot i9Xl90, on the corner of Eighth and
South Main street. Price, $500.
No. l4.-One lot in the city of Nashville,
size 50X205. Price, $40 per foot.
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Hello. Central!

did you say you had calling acquaint-
ance with her. Dick
Yes; she's in q telephone office. "-Har'
Yard Lampoon.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-02-24

Inquiring Provincial: That's fine
church! / wonder, now, what the
interior is like. Have you ever been
in4ide OF it?
Bus Driver: No-o-o, I can't eX-
sctly say as | ave; but l bin in the
Red Lion there, opposite. -Pick Me
lin
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-02-24

Mrs. Witherby: Does your husband
play poker?
Mrs. Pisnklngton: Gracious, no.
Why, it was only this morning he
said he was satisfied he never would
know how to play the game.-Ex.
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Ethel: How did George like your
swansdown boa?
Maude: He was tickled with It.
Newport News.
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Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the OH, Q
for the week ending Feb. II, 1893.
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W1THERsPooN & RUTLEDGE,
General Insurance Fire and Life 70
Real Estate Agents.
Earns and City Property, Timber lands Sheep Lands
Mineral Lands, Improved and UnmprOved
City Property far Sale Oh Easy Ter us.

We Request Careful RAang of the SubOned Descriptive List
of EARNS and City Property and also Request that Add
tions may be made tA ereO by Parties desiring to Sell
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These be sold third
IN one ana Two ID some cases we can give longer time in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
GREEKS CELEBRATE THEIR FOURTH or ~ III

The sixty fourth anniversary OF the independence o
Greece was celebrated Yesterday In tie usual manner
by the several hundred residents of Grecan birth IN
this city. The day 4, similar In spirit to the four'h
OF july for 1t cormcmoracs the removal oil the
Turkish yoke which had so long CALLED the Greeks
The blue and white Hag OF Greece waved over the
City Hail. but this is only return Of the courtesy
paid all over Greece TO Independence Day. when the
stars and stripes placed at the top OF the nag
pole. This is done In gratitude for the ala gwen 10
Greece by Americans when they were fighting against
Turkey.
In the morning as many OF the Greek colony ~
could be accommodated crowded into the orthodox
Greek Church. No. $40 West Fifty third-st. The first
high given at 10 o'clock. when d. y.
Rotass the Consul General, and his staff occupied
pews In the church. The Consil-Gcncral wore
gorgeous Uniform Of dark blue and white with silver
trimmings. lie also wore the cross of commander Of
the Royal Order OF the Rcdcemcr. The Te Deun
constituted the principal part OF the service: after
mass the congregation took communion. In the alter
noon the Athena. the Greek organization. which con
,ains about 800 members paiadcd and when passing
the City Hall salued the Greek ma "lich SCION l.
NlastO thei, president. lad presenird 10 ~" chy.
There were also evening service, In the church.
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jaw which the engraver In his hurry has given 1t
SIZE MADE HER CHILD DRINK POISON, TOO
CARBOLIC ACID KILLED GRlEF-sIRCkEN
WOMAN WHO WANTED TO DIE.

CARBOLIC ACID KILLED GRlEF-sINCKEN
WOMAN WHO WANTED TO DIE.
When James Eade. a carpenter. died IN his home.
at No. o.777 Eghthave. December 70, he left Ills
Wife Jeanette and her four children In straitened
circumstances Mrs. Eadie mOurned and told her
ncighbors that she feared that she woud go crazy.
Twice recently tried TO Kill herse1 with poison
bat did not succeed.
on Wednesday Mrs Eadic received ~ 900 from a
benefit society IN which her husband had membership
previous 10 his death. she deposited the money IN
cne Greenwich Bank for the benefit OF her children
and she said she intended TO consult with the society
for tn. Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Children yesterday
regarding the safety OF her little ones. She had been
trying 10 secure employment as a nurse Ia some
hospital. but bad not succeeded
Yesterday morning Mrs Eadie took her daughter
Gladys {, the drug store at NO JOB West Ohe'
hundred nd forty -iifth-st. ana bought hall pint OF
carboc acid. saying that she wanted to use the
poison In washing. Then she took the chld 10 a
yacan, lot AT one hundred and thirty nnh-s and 81
Nicholas ave- and there she swallowed part OF the
acid She also made the little girl drink small
quantity OF the poison Laborers OF the Department
OF Public Works saw the woman rolling about on TIE
ground In apparent agony at 10 80 a. m. The child
was sitting on the ground and crying She said her
mother had taken some OF the stuff from bottle
on the ground and had made her drink IL.
A policeman who called sent summons iOr an
ambulance. Mrs Eade insenSible then. ana she
died As the ambulance carrying her TO The Harlem
IIospital. The little girl was taken TO the. hosPtal
and the surgeons there said she WAS likely 10 re-
cover Mrs Eade's body was Identified AT the hos
pltal by james p E>pie one Of her nciehoofs, i,
Cruelty Children would he asked TO take charge oi
the little girl and the other children Of the family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
HE HAS 4 LONG TITLE AND MANY FRIENDS.

Maurice L. Muhleman the cashier Of the sub
Treasury who Is now dcsignat d "a the temporary
officer IN charge of the money OF the Government
stored in the big building at Wall and Nassau stN.
rrooblv wear, the longest title In the service. III,
official stamp all documents requiring bis s'e
nature announces him as Cashier and Acting Treas
urcr of the United states In charge, nd Interim. OF the
Office OF Assistant Treasurer Of the United sa'eN Al
New York" Mr.. Muheman'S long official TIL would
sink into insignhcancc by the side OF list OF th"
friend, he has won In his extensive service In inr
sub.Treasry bv reason both Of his social nature ana
the admirable qualities that have marked We aH-
ministration OF his department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
TO DISCTSS RAPID TRANSIT TO-DAY.

The Rapid Transit Commissioners, with the ex'
cepton of Mr.. Spencer, will probably meet in william
steinway's house, No 26 Creamery Park. ut p NJ
today 1t is believed that the capitalists who have
told Mr. Starin that they will lid for the undergoing
apid transit franchise will also be present. or VIII
send their attorneys TO speak for them.
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Qeafbcrs.


A GENCY TO SUPPLY tutors professors teachers
"A governcssrs. "t In all departments OF learning
cias OF yood schools ndcd parcnts. MIRIAM
IofKiLkE Eook building. $50 Fifth ave. 20th.st
A MEXICAN AND f6l:EiGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors tiovernesses
xc., 70 Colleges schools and Families. Apply TO "
MRS. NJ J. YOCNG-FULTON, "a Union Square.
T. LOCCTION ami PHYSICAL CCLrrRE
II Class and private instruction. Mrs MARTIN
Hotel BrockhOist. l0l West S5thst.. New.York CITY.
m HE Fisk Teacher.' Agencies. -New.York Boston
chicago, Los Angeles &C.; 1856 positions nlleI
II. Il. QK0CKEtt N. Y, Manager. 20 6t-sYo. (lStAssl
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Nrm DnblicaIions.


twentieth Edition.. post paid, for 25c, stamps
m HE HUMAN HAIR: Why it Falls Of /:
l Turns GRAY, and III. Remedy. By Prof. II iRLEf
PARKER a. NJ LONG CO., 1,013 Arch ST. Pail. Pa.
Livery should lad this little book. 'Atnenaeun.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Sales at private contract yesterday the CHIEF
feature Of the market. sndth Allen have soid ior
Mitchell a e. Levy Nos. IL 10 l31 bi"'cN'I--t'
100 feet square. for $4,000 to Louis NJ Jone' who
viii cree, Business building on the site The SAM
broker, have sod owner. to the 'ame buyer
The southwest West Fourth and Greene ''' Tor
sT.n Alien have ;oa 70 n A. C. LS lft io and
The buildings four new h'estory Ipov' rae nneT
uafi two lot. in Ma,peh L l.. Jayave. for 500 to
There wcre no auction .alc advertised a, other SAIL;
room YESTERDAY AMI her d"o 70, ari~aa cSee't in
the direction Of suburban sales
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Jamess No IS Andrew c Zabtshe t. MaF a. =,
Sane 'T picpor,y sarah zaJti.iic to Mary la
Wa,he,',s 49, a. SO; Joseph Mayor ''' W." c. coo
s, MsrE <. fsoe 20 O. Josephine Weed ct al >, ooo
Ilou.ton:. s;lGS'o. Hugo Cob" and wife to 1000
.Stas5 s,a k1,d East to ''3 joseph
nro Srs"T's 30 As and ~ Mcr;c.., John ooo
Huntington and wife to samuel York -: ''Voo
Macdouea,t SO 90 Reuben I,aac; aud wifi" to a. ,oo
iltas Sds' !, oo oi 'oluns Go COZ
Eenwiek,st N9. =; 20 f Hmf ~ 10 900
Sons 81, Sd hgs o. S,na ~ Ns spencer oOo
eta Parker to Patrick II McGratg ;,o.,os.
262 n Wcsichc>t, rave S3Niuo' ., o-o
NJ l. Ernest and wife to Anna iIilc..--.. :, h'-'o
Same property II Camp and VIE ="
o
Lot 81 man University Height, West The tnNrr -
siiv Of CITY OF New.Yor< t. w B Mics .....-- ,''.e
Lot 3s same map; TO y n ''cwart.....- ,ttt''
JAt 30 samt map: To VI r stewart -. I'''i
Madison.avc = 173 ~ ~ 113d-st. 21Nl2O I1ua ,oo
IIil!man ct al To William Fl"ning...--.--- oVV
Proadway corner Old Albany Post Rod. ~; ,.o
T. Lvdcckrr. rtfeIcc. 10 Mari. Iir"ihs -. o''''
iO2 y Charles q Ju1-on aud wit 10 Laura :, -oo
Com9 nIGi 40 sh"aIen n AMI another - Al 900
SSH, PEI ;dSr o. FL, tn En' S % 600
ssh,t - l,i %. RS, saa f" WIZ $4,000
o't n,rc, oyd :. J" ~. ryan ~ 5s025
73d.st. No 421 Fast Dame" lcibe ana VIC 10 q, am
Joseph \ II Cavac .. .....-....- -. ,oo.s. WV
s"G,:t , d2 ~ ,I,,, Iaroot $4,000
IoGth.st. 1872 II " Of 3d.avr. 2iN' II Ann c,o,
Camp II - hec ........... bWu
13i.t.st 80 li3 West g Coulter 70 w Lee 20 600
n RroWp 20 ! : Tool '''. ,....'..'. - 900
visa Tho"a, FREEMAN 10 SHINING 10000
81 sthaN" 20NloO II:
rorncu, Caaghan ana wife IN Augusta - ooo
'';E ,.scr and Wiz to 81 sannci rlman 10 200
S1th-St No -? East John Kari tr Ellen Bvfnc
,bsm and VIE 70 q Friedman 80 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
NEw.YORN, ONrAHIO AND WESTERN RAILWAl
Err e LIN ES.

Through trains Tor Chicago add the West leave new
York of ,hambcs->t., daily, follows, and I'VE
minutes earlier rom Wet 23i-t,;
~. A. N.-N,a Niagara Falls and Chautauqua Lake.
y.IJ rar'or ar New.Yo,x TO Buffalo. Sleeper Hor'
nelsNllle To Cincinnati. ID ning-car.
2.O0 =. M.Vc.'ibule l.nnri sold train tSt MI
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Din!Dgcar.
con r. M.-soi train To Chicago via Niagara Falls
O.)U Sleeper, Buffalo. Rochester and Chicago DIN.
o Oh r, M.-Vla Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Fals.
S..SV Solid train to Chicago. Sleepers to HornelS
SS'NeG CIL TINE TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
Il Recommendations at 40l and 957 Broadway Chambers
snd West Dad It ferries, New-York; 1893 Fuon-st..
rSokiyn 200 Mudson.>t. Hoboken. and sey Dty ii.
ton Erie Transfer Company calls tor and che ks bag.
eoge from hotel, and residences 10 destination
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RAILROADS..

pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY0F AmER'CA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block SalaIs and InterlocEing Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
Desbrosse. and Corti"ndt S'ree''.
In Eject 12OI A. W.. FEbKOAhf l"'"'
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
Dos A. Mrunn yestoue sesp9s and S1f :"
Soaehes from New York to Chicago Arrives Ghi, ago
iip1 oS a. o a No. r "a d" aiy. i"D'1"'''
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. vost,.
T., nm <OON composed exclusively 4 pullman 49,
se and state Room sssp"Es na Di4 reports
ss ssa ana psSe 6o@ sss
ladies oa'Sr shop npf sed ana Sy az Stationary and
ieSss Of e nens Il gS 90
IT. LOU. AND CINCINNATI hN'M ae n,,,og
1se" 81 aS and Cincinnati veOue s%og ae Sst
Passenger cSahe, o 81 hs 60 M Hr next day
THE WESTERN EXPRESS. p,,ts.
$50 r. M.-punan vc,tLuc Sleeping car TO =" phiia.
6urs on anS p tuu L, uHcaao Arrives at ce'o
land ii 40 a. m. Chicago . 80 D. IN. next Jay
SOUTHWESTERN EMPRESS. .,,.,.
$50 =. VI. weekdays. 20 p m suM emphI, and
s. Louis n%ns ca! AiSoni 90 M" indianapolis
toluM'Dus - y; ~, ~, M - " m second morning.
Ic'io D. NJ an. ~, i.U' "urSs
PACIFIC ENPhEN". A.. vo,, IN
500 Z. M.-Puman Buffet Scepng Car New Me- torSond
Ib,c,oo arrives daily Chicago % d. IA, 49,
Sorni1c, Toledo n 80 o. M, Columbus Id " Ill.,
iG$ 's''H ysl gG"s; 90 90 ; S0
daily with sleeper 10 New-Orleans ana l. 10 "'7''
WITH SLEEPER 10 Memphis
"'"' .,,,,,r,,x Avn THE SOUTH.
WA~HlNGTON AMI IN. -. ,,.s.r.v. vesti.
1000 4. M."Na-hngton Limed ,r Coacn., Dining
buc Pullman Paior Cars, Pas'ehsvt 49, -, n M,
Car TO baltimore, arriving in d daily ve,tlbule
300 4. M."COngressiOnui Iintiteu' Washing
Pullman paror Cars and Dmng Caf' a'''"9 '
ton 3 % p III. ,c. . On q 90 x 30 80 and
II 100 Il. m. 90 80 ~ , ~ SUNDAY q -,
o;OO ana w P H. a',' ~ 7I D. ENprc,-l,
80 and 80 A. M, 80 ;" 90 M, For Haimorc
90 aud . OU D. hiy anu l. az "'7'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
HECORpED MOErGAGES.

Brown; Jane; 20 Sna'''I y mapo"'''' 80 oo>
Same to Wicn /. Mordcca same property demand 1000
Bcrlincr. nat'!c, 10 Mari Maeay ,taItrs, cte.
s"d mo %ng,gcs' years T'''' VI 1900
NoliS';-, 'nd 81 villa" 0u''". "p $500
OiarN, A A7ih'.t II ,tb.at"' ! ycais' 22CCO
ana another executors, ctc, 21th'-t " " On 400
GciSsp solomon and another, to thu Emsrant
Industrial savings Bank. 12i ard l.V Column 70 ooo
Gr. %n,S: jo,cph. and wiic 10 Sanund cohn
and another Manhattan.st, Of Houston ooo
Hart Julian iSlF i. ct al TO The Union Dime
ing, Institution corner 6th-ave and Nd ,,oooo
Hazc,;, JOIN. and vie. 70 The u S savings savings
ia"s' vcars T. ''Nnp'''"'V 10000
nI.ysc' joseph 4. 10 parIc Lrlbe '2' Fast 2 600
Haiti nS,' John Y. and wife TO Vi l. scro Lc,ns
mas S%y' Nor 'S So zS6a Rc janc'' Ooo
l''a N nrn,gn,y 70 Hrr rar' ''''"' 10000
Kc ,p"r' Ss S,an,, TO- ma moih" ' 05oo
h"mi' ~ seI T,.t u En ni YEAR -. $3.50
LLOYD Ms,' n ayi ,pnI. riorsasc IS 900
oconneIi. Patrick F. II, TO Conrad Stein, No , 200
osSowi, 1'i jacob and Wife TO 5 Powell
Mad-on.st lot 49, map. heirs Catherine Bed =, coo
Path .E,ocsS +. 70 Annie Roth cha'Nam'', 1000
ra,io Of r'1 iIcay G SSa vic to De franc
.T and ano,hcr Eli,aDeth' Of iIous 90 900
L'T ;ss Fs sse e"4 ID ~" + !" s 81 @ sf Fs@
schweFi ,G J@hn ~ snH WI. yc,r" 900
simon Father to LYMAN schintfer. No - East Am
The ''IMis a"6s,,a ,;araec AMI wa,tcu.c c. .
The Equitable ., ~ 1t,.a N'"I'Hs. Is5 600
wa;nsI Tsccte ,. ,n1 '9o,c S,. to George 10000
M'd@ mo re- sc '7'''' ~ 'D.' 1000
same t" he corn i:vchanr, property ,oo ooo
mort
yet,cr '' kndrr% o. and wife q the Dime saving,
Bank Of brooklyn 6lst-st. Of 2d'av' nm
seGm a rr,nci. J. and VIE TO Gcorgc Hyatt
ragSavc Of n'tht N,Iv y Hu1c ""ea eo oo'"'
s I"Sa and T. A r@ ~ sS war lso $500
Ioda' 81 sib"ave var -. 10000
Brc-cil. George W .ln VIII" ;, % ~ !; san9rn
CIV yca ar"'''' -. 500
L 1 ;o, saa s'?h5 ,r
crakow. Augu,ts % cornsllG, Callahan n 200
'' Co"tSs iosd.t Of M,n6artan-a7c 8 .,o
Dale Es't Hnaa r to i Ernst, snroesaic
paye"pori. William 1T a. to crrs Il coa,t-
NJ osd, .cnS & d.s % S cc saw 5000
ing, Bank Ie5ih..t " or ith.avc. / year. so 900
DaIIagh. sarah. TO + c Bell. io'thst c Of ooo
Fie%i"g; william "a, to / A.lI imaa Bath. oo
Higgins. Maria. and another. TO $ nr:,ifora q,
q pSy ccre, Old Hsany r 'ga
Ke NDna Matthew c. To- q HYATT. ,l5h.
Ley 81 E 81 n0's 70 yer Mott Iron Works. ''''
EawyS .E q. par; 49, map OF estate of Thomas 81 600
"a .. ASs" f o ~ % Of Ts av G"sraif r 700,
schmugr Francis J. and wife, to I.anfcrt ,ooo,
ses Sy'% sny sna ~ O 10000
and onother. trustees, l2Oth.st, Of 3D. ..
Smith ill., Frank I% L. and wife to N Jcncks,
1O4thst. Of Riverslde.avc demand. ZOO
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READlNG
Il RAILROAD SYSTEM
(Auhrnciie Coal used exclusively ins"rns C'ca"""e~
and Coinfort.)
Time Table in effect Dec. Id 1875
LEHICH VALLEY DIVISION

FAST IXrBEss Al.A.Ns leave station foOs q
is.'' nHFFAS Eoe sfTF ..s N.AsGAsMA
5,3O r. VI WELN DAYS AND sSND oiI.:
I,ulIuin BUFFET trains, ana fuuMes
Iulfcf ~lerpn- Gar, q night tram. -. .-,,>,.
FOR wILKESBARRE. PlriSioN ASD SCKAS sxcens
scr pnR psl r & III 50 a. m ~ 30 s:4s D. m.
Sundays IL 90 .. m. .,,.or,, o,< -
~ 80 = as , rs p. SUNDAYS 40 p m;o,,., ,rn
FOR EAsn9NN BEdsiE'aM 80 . vs. excsp,
Mauca Chunk). s:i5 SIS, 80 p. NJ, Sundays TOO.
sis II 90 A. 81, 40 30 p. NJ
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6elp Wanteo.

WANIED.-For the United Suites Army able bodIsd
unmarried men. between the Il and 80 vesso
LIN pAy ra'ohs clothing aud medical attendance A.,
70 ss oe prepared TO furnish satisfactory evdsnco
~ ase character ana habits. Apply at ll6 Part ~
q III Aolnsd0n Square. NeNYOrk City or 81 ennS
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

~ .sl<o
NewJsrsey, foot q Lbery'ss NORTH N's ac AZ o.
90 7 80 DINING Ius S.r ., 40 "a as,,
S:is 2. NJ, 12:l5 night SUNDAY; 90 10 ~ oo "a "a
Dining Car A. NJ, 80, 33V, tDlnhg Isf' o'oV' Wv"
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, week days
and sundays 100 ii 80 Dining Car 4. ", 80, S0i
1Dning Car 5 100 20 90 Baltimore only e. M, IL IL
Pullman paor Gers on day trains. aud Pullman Sleep.
Tickets apd Psror Seats b; procursd e. IL:
o35 oSi, AIS. 7S5. 9f2. LAO Brotfway, 10 murray
Street Canal Street q tss ii Street 3S Sllvogs
Avenue 50 West 12jh street NrM-fork, 535 Wash
ncton street Fulton Street. Brooklyn, and "A Breed
way Williamsburg. n, :. D.. 49,. 49,.
Wostcott Express Company will coli for and checs
baggage nom hotel or residence b. destination.
NEw.YORk ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE WESl izD-Sl
SSD NJ. rs earlier from The foot OF trsnks
ln.,tD. for MidetOwn, Blconin-burgn. Port Jerss.
Monticello. MounaiDdale. FallsbIrgh Lbery Livingston
MaRr Hancock. CatDoncale, scranton, Waioi Delhi.
sdIr Norw ch EGme.ton. Utica. Rome, Oneida O.wes1.
Biz T. NJ. Campbell Hall. Lake Mohonk and NJ limo
wa,.i Waikiki Valley stations; Mod. town, Boom,as.
b, rsh Ellenvlle. Pittsburgh. Hurleyye Liberty. Liv'
"t1uvO T. NJ MddleOwn Fellsburch, Liberty. Living.
s,on Monor Eockland Walton, Sidney. Norwich Oneida,
Oswpgo Rochester Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago, ana
Wc-t. Pullman sleepers reclining chair car Tree 10
81 uaily: ali other trains caily except Sunday.
Pullman drawing seats and slecp.ngcar befeh0
ob;, ned 40 25l Bioadway. Ncw-Yor<.
l. c. ANDERSON. -. A.. SO B"ayerst. New-Yoxk.
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Ce9aI y offices.
Drp Goods.

Money Tight Again.
In the furniture AMI carpet business you can get nil tho
credit you want at cowperthwats. PARK Row nc,r
Chatham "a. No Interest charged. Keep your money
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FALL RIVER LINE.

FARES REDUCED ~ BOSroN FALL RIVER.
PlO ViDiNLE and all lrneapl Eastern Points. Steam.
ers PLYMOUTH and PkONIDENlE from PIER 81
H.. foot OF Muriay.st week days aud sundays at Oo
p. IN. Connecting Annex boat leaves Jersey CITY at 4
Blooklyn, go p. m ORCHESTRA on EACH
STEAMER. Two connecting Nestibulsd cypress tialns
from fall River due Boston 100 and 30 a. m respec.
lively.
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Jnsirurtlon.

For Young Iadies-City.
u OAKDING AHD DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
ID NO CO., jTH-AVE
Rev. Dr. and Mis-. CHAS. IL. GARDNER. Principal.
NJ lW.YORK BUSINESS COLLEGE. l25thst, y. Y
~ All practical branches day or evening taI or al
dress ELEMENT {. JAMES Mount Morris Bank Big
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GIcambo boats.
ALBANY AS.Y BOATS.

Commencing Thursday. Malth 80, the popular steamers
Drew Dean Richmond Will ticir regular trips
to Albany. leaving old Pier a. \. L., foot Canal,st
week day at L. NJ, making iicct connections
(Sunday lncluded with treins for points North East ana
West Electric lights and bc IN every Freight
received until hour of druaitu
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Gountrn Board iuanic0.

~ ANrED- ard in private family for man and wife
w aud two chidrn. either et rLAiNFIELD. WEST.
FIELD CRAWFORD. New Jersey would hire small
house furnished for siN months; give full particulars
SMITH. 100 Produce Exchange, ~ Y