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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-02-24
JUDGE HOWELL E. JACKsoN's

JUDGE HOWELL Z. JACKsoN's
appointment has been confirmed by
the senate, but upon suggestion of
Senator Isham q. Harris, no official
notice has been served upon the
president notifying him of this fact.
Until the president If formally mott
fled of the confirmation of the APP
pointment By the senate he is pow
erless TO appoint a successor to
jackson. Harris idea Is to delay
until Cleveland is inaugurated, so
that a democrat can be appointed.
This may be politics, but il does not
look TO us to be exactly fair.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-02-24

Pa beautiful black stallion flowing and tall l54 hands high.
Of
~ mile He
Jackson fall 233, day
Chief Little Dora 26 COrbeau Chief
Billy 244 He
who sold for $4,000 w. se beby Mnon Pohs the
could three naturally second dam by Claws Old
Cooks Whip; DOmd
wthe Hasa yeryk be by
1850 of legs
kind His
His likely
be well splendid saddle He sired Long Tom; he BY
Knights Major p, Knights Bay Tom Bdords
Beauty, Doves edfor Beauty Knights Snowh of the dams
Tom Hail. Kiteis rm Hail. Ton Hail. NJ and he is the
Clrdy
he 81
Dealer ne
dam he OF
Tom Lchinvar 2l84
TOboggn Lucy
half
with foal Money due when the in
or trad
B- IN andh
will IN
ing He s limited 0 e a $40 by insurance
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-02-24

A QUESTION now agItaIing the
minds of the leaders of fashion, for
the gentIer sex, is, shall the an
tique fashion of the doning of
hoopskirts again be brought into
vogue. 1t is a subject fraught
with so much Importance that it is
being discussed generally by the
press. A mem Der OF the Kentucky
legislature is so opposed to such
articles that he has introduced an
anti-honpskirt bill into the legisla-
ture of that state. While The Bull
LETIN IL not favorably inclined to
the hoopskirt movement, 1t does
not indorse prohibitorY measures,
thwartiDg the will of those welded
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-02-24

Four years ago, at the close Of
the Cleveland administration three
hundred million dollars were turned
over to the republican admission
So great was the income above the
government expenses that it was evi.
dent the rate of taxation was greater
than necessary. But Mr.. Cleveland
will, upon reassuming the office Of
president, be con fronted with a
very different state of affairs to that
at the close of his administration.
The surplus no longer exists, al
thong the rate of taxation has
been increased. AT last report,
the treasury only contained one
hundred and eight millions, one
hundred millions of which was the
gold reserve fund, leaving only
eight millions for the purpose OF de-
fraying the expenses of the govern
ment. Such is the change that has
taken place within the last four
years, under the reckless aud profi>
gate regime of the republican
party. To Cleveland the eyes of the
nation are turned for deliverance
from their present financial condi-
ton, and his past administration
shows that they are trusting one
who will endeavor to so administer
the affairs of this nation as will
rebound TO the prosperity and well
fare of the people.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-02-24

to ancient. fashions, but would pre-
fer relying upon good judgment as
a preventative from the adoption of
detestable styles. Il is TO be hoped
that we are living in the age of
progress and not of refrigeration.
Many reasons opposing such a FASH
ion might be assigned. In towns
side walks are usually too narrow
10 admit of two walking ARREST
when attIred as of YOre, thus neces-
stating single fling or using the
streets. Indeed, should those of in
quiring minds. who have become
accustomed to the bel skirt, chan &c
to see the re-adoption of style so
disslmilar to the present, they
would no doubt he moved to ask
thnse so attired, where are you att
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-02-24
administrators Notice.

The undersi gned has this day suggest
ed to the Clerk of the County Court OF
Hardeman County, Tenn, the insolvency
of the estate of Benjamin Mitchell, decd
All persons owing said estate will pay
undersigned. All persons having claim
against SAID estate will prove the same
according to law and file them with the
Clerk of the County Court of Hardeman
County, tennessee, within the time pres
c-ibed by law, or they will he barred in
law and equity. Feb'y %, 1898.
w. G. NEEDHAM,
Adm. Est. of BENZ. Mitchell, decd.
feb-24-4t
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-02-24

The editorial war clouds no
longer hover over the Bluff City.
The wrath of Carmack of the Com
mercial, caused by an article written
by Connolly of the Appeal-Ava"
lanche, has been appeased. In the
future, they should obey the golden
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-02-24
Killed al Grand Junction.
The following verdict of the Jury
of inquest explains itself;
STATE OF TENNEssEE. !

Inc IOllOWIng verdict vi tue jury
of inquest explains itself;
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Hardeman County.
At an inquisiIion holden in the town
of Grand Junction, state and county
aforesaid, upon the body of an unknown
white man about % years old there lying
dead, we. jury of inquest, appointed by
J. NJ. Morris, an acting justice OF the
peace of said county ON the Dist day OF
February, 1898, upon our oaths do say;
That deceased came to his death by be-
ing crushed by local freight train going
east on the Memphis and Charleston rail
road about o'clock a. m, of this the 81
day of Feb, 1893. When last seen
alive he was riding on the draw-head of
the rear car holding on to the break rod
When next seen the cars had backed over
his mangled body. From the testimony
the railroad appears to be free from any
negligence or wIllful carelessness. There
was upon the body one dime in money.
There was nothing by which he could be
identified.
This the Dist day Of Feb, 1898.
HENRY BIGGs,
SAM MITCHELL,
j. q. TAYLOR,
w. X. ARNETT,
d. L. MIDDLETON,
w. d. MIDDLETON,
J. A. PREwITT.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-02-24
WOOD & WILLIAMS Editors

REV. GEORGE INGE, the noted
evangelist of Mississippi, died at
the Peabody hotel, Memphis, Tues
day. His remains were buried at
Corinth.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-02-24

GEN. G. L. BEAUREGARD died at
his home in New Orleans the first
of the week of heart failure in the
18TH year of his age. Deceased
was a gallant Confederate soldier,
and the services he rendered the
South will never be forgotten.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-02-24

THE remains of ex-President
Davis, now in the vault of the
Army of Northern Virginia In
Metere Cemetery, New Orleans,
will be removed to Richmond, Va,
and there reinforced on the 3Oth
of next May.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-02-24


%
good saddle or horse and being by pdigrd
taken will responsible should
Ho a
prepared handle for the public have good half mile
A.
mode Fol orma AZ res
E. p McNEAL Manager Bolivar; Tenn.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-02-24
School Exercises,

Last Wednesday afternoon, Feb.
%, the anniversary OF Washing
toms birthday, was concentrated
by the pupils of the public school.
The following programme was
rendered:
1. Song-"My Country It's of
Thee"
2. Recitation Gar Patrick.
3. Selection from Whittier
Albert Ammons.
4. RecitatiOn-Paul Tate.
5. Observation-Disclosures Wikin-
sou.
6. Select Reading-Miss Nina
Campbell.
z. Selection from Bryant-Leu-
brie Cheek.
s. Matte B. Baker.
8. Washington = Leon Mash.
burn, Oscar Coates, Preston Mitch.
ell, Joseph Smith, Wilbur Camp
bell and Charles Warren.
10. Reading - LHcie Fry aud
Florence Brown.
II. Select Reading-Mlss Laura
Tate.
II. observation-disclosures Wei
Ions.
Is. Essay-William Joyner.
IA. Washington Tower : jamie
Campbell, Maud Wilkinson, Jennie
Mitchell, Alma Williams, Martha
Moore. Lizzie Cheek, Mamie Harris,
Ollie Day. Monte Ammons and
Maggie Tiller.
Is. Song-"Columbia" by the
school.
The school has opened up better
than ever before and the pupils
seem to take more interest in their
studies.
For the first time In the history
of the school two of the young
ladies will complete the course pre-
scribed for secondary or high schools
and the state superintendent will
present them with diplomas If they
pass satisfactory examinations in the
several branches required.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-02-24
FOrty-seoOnd AppOrtiOnment School
Fund Hardeman County.

Total number of scholars, 1903; amount per
scholar, sl.44; total amount, 81 1886.
Done on the 18th of Februa ", 1898.
w. I. +. THOMPSON,
Chairman County Court
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-02-24
State Of Tennessee, Hardemaw County.


in
of onrecord in my in Reod,p 2and3
under ani o
W. FARLEY, Clerk
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-02-24
For Sale.

Young horse. works well and
will make good farm horse. Cash
or good note, w. +. MCCARLEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
Doaro nanieo.

GENTLEMAN and WIFE wsnt room
vicinity q 5th-a,e. dinner ct noon pre-.
ferred. Address NJ. f., Tribune once.
YOu 80 gentleman (Christis.n wants
lodging and breakfast about s0l or beard
mot over $l2l square room, central. A.
J. H.. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There only ore sale at the Trinity Salesroom Of
the corner OF Woith-ave. ard warcn.st vacant lot
II was offered under partition bidding $50
up TO 81 ,3Oe. MIS- Bertha Worms the buyer.
Chsgics DueInsnn 4 Co. have sold private sale for
Nathan. Beck. No. 3s2 south foartn.st Brooklyn,
iouI.stoy double Hat 25Aojx9o to MIS- Catherine bet
lcIson. Of Nrw-lOrk Tor sls, 800
Mrs Winlam NJ. Lent has sfld 10 MI Collins. M.
SO iiitn.aNe. iouf-,ory bownsione dwelling 1s.ixIO.
ioi $4,000
+. \. earn has sold for Joseph j. Zimmerman y
Mis- j. j. Alien the nvestory aparimenthou>e lot 3ON
lO2. bche NO. 2O2 West Eighty for $4,000.
A-o Tor Ms Allen 10 Mi. Zimmerman. No. 3OO " -
seventy secohd.st., FOR SIS 600.
Amc, 20. have sofa Tor the Du-erbuTy Estate IL
j. Fuller No 100 West loIty-ei shth-st. tnree.stciy
dwelling on u lot l1Nloo. Tor sl7 800.
Plcheh Lily have sold No. O3 West One-hun1i ed
andfouftetnth-st., for $1,000. No. 3l6 We-t one.
hundred uGlourth-st, thcand-a-hal stone mont
dwelling, lot 2ONluO, has been sold for about S.juoD
Mtet fInn the dealer. being seriously H. has trans
fcffed n, i'i estate interests hi William l.
Finn, ana HI, ,onlH.laW. Bcndet lssscs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
felp Uanteo.
Males.

WILL $500 HELP YOU QUIT II so
Won can have IL We offer YOU the Sole
Agency for an article that !, Wanted In
Every Home and Indis pcn-able In Every
once, something that Sell, at Signt. Other
articles sell rapidly at Double the Price,
though not answering the purpose half so
we'll. You can make from $500 20 500 In
three months introducing IL, after which IL
VIII bring a STEADY. Liberal Income, IL prop
crly attended 10. Ladies do a. well n
men, in town or country. Don't Nils this
Cnancr. Write al once 10 j. w. JONES,
Manager. Springfield ohio.
4 GENTLEMAN with a thorough bust
hess experience and moderate capital, wishes
~ form cOnucC ton with a finn or cor
Vofarion having an established business.
where his services and capital can BE- made
u mutual benefit anI profit; manufacturing
preferred communications strictly conn.
Dental nr-t-clds- references given and re.
quircd. Address. stating character OF bust
hess &c. NJ MERCHANT. Tribune Ofce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
Vitn Real GsIaIe 60 fct.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., New.Yorh
City .-Pcriectly APPOINTED anu O'du ',au
1896: finest location river yle" ~ ga.
Inducements " Immediate and satsiactoiiy
tenant. WI. II. HOyT NandefOH~
ave. opposite Grand Central.
100 WEST 95TH.sT. S.stcry 29,,..
house. 81 100; Others gu prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
6orses ano Carnage.

ESTABLISHED 1881
J. NJ. QUINCY K co..
CARRIAGE MAKERS.
NEWARK. n. !.
GREAT BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND
CARRIAGES, LANpAUs BERLIN
COACHES, BROuGHAMS EOCKA.
WAYS, CABRlOLETS, PHAEIONS.
SURVEYS AND BUGGIES, BY GOOD
MAkERS. ALL IN PERFECT ORDER.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
FACTORY AND WAREROOMS OPPO-
SITE BROAD.ST. STATION. d. l.. 4 w.
CLAY or CHRISTOPHEH-ST FERRY.
Sl5o.-NERY handsome bay Kentucky
saddle horse; lfi2 hands : wears all sad.
die eaits; warranted sound and kind full
trial given. ASK for Nj. Chaulei's horse,
american Horse Exchange, Broadway and
51st-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Arnold er Sa II s.n AE"pld l''A 5000
Adicke, ircd, ricka to \ g Mosennstern, No oo
s3t Gfccnwich.st. 'ooO
Cook; Mimftsd , 20 'u"' heu''' " G.coC
p.ScnGorf ASram to + :, roticf. 4oh--t. o
rdS n. Moiir, TO samuel radvcI 40 io7 ,oc
Fechan Jon" ana WE y, reaf Otssgc. % ooC
S'm o,, 70 o@. s4ih., y.nr. 10000
cfec%Sc.a lima q . 3Ar f tg,,s ., y, Lax sr
, 3,n1,s. ''o property 'a'0'''"s' 90, ooo
GuiH.s"' Tnoma. r. aud wife TO sarah i iiom' ,oc
G,aesoSs 1,e1aSa r. to the GsfGtld National
s,nk. a. lSGth's' Of 'tn .n ,nd.,,,to..
na '"Sr K.c. to 6,c,r lher, 49h-,t ooc
K. Kerr I HIM tia 70 rSeSsor savings RANK
s,haye Of 2d't ye sT,s.i 10 La;v 'OV''
Brown!ng 27th.st Of oth.a.e; ! var Sooo'
Khg. John. to " = Hins. iIsth-''' Of ! 90,
Kcan'dy Narsar,' and snorse. to winird Kc''- = N
o%s.i Mltras!! (. % AaiioHyy Msi;e'"old' j" 1e,t
oCo.nos Matthew ! peter DC'ig r > HIN , ,o,
Quinn Iaa1 + liI aio,ier 10 fafm - Ioat
and Trust company. i2ith-s' q 7th"'e' a. ooc
rvan!' Nav AMI soother to " d Iaat'n. c.Ttn. 49,
ity-ay- . Of io'ih,st 'sari' 10 ' nm age
R" Wli, ".' "a Of ia4t., W., ' . 1000
Shea. Ho'anns to lIe,nid Inp.'e' ,' IIrniio
ran: a. a9d Il i1n h ''is 900
sa" ns s L. 1"4 WI VIE fad Nay Hote o""'' 5000
smith A.lrff and another "a Gtoff" Teller "nd
ssnotn 1'is,g W. : ii'"N''' VI 500
se9T 5,, i,raai ,4 :nl o. wi,,I demand 80,
Sane v r. M.,nlds r r@p '''''' 10 ooc
s'1ia .,,h.., Il, ~ wi 1i w., 1000
Van Rensselaer, Isabella aud anoih,r ="
,Hs,SS', ,rar' . nnottg1rr. 1850
",n.vdt, "a % 'e corner Pix. year oco
"ahrf co MnS 1nothst var .'..'.. 200
"Gsf Su'a" Of eoh.s ycsr morissse. 500
waluol~ May. Annie T. Brown, " spencer -
Place II OF i44th-si. wears .-.-.------ 11d
"ynoae.i corner Pike'st' wear ~ IL oct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
flats 60 Get, unfurnishe o.

-. r,.,I.u.fn
A-A-TO LET.-ln the pain buslc. ~
10 4s West 59th-st.. fronting Contra! Paik
A very chCic. apartment nothing be.tef III
the citv: building absolutely hreprocf. APP
ply u janitor.
AT THE CLINTON. 2j3 west 42'-et.
an aDaltmcnt Of four ROOMS and BAN. ana
enc Of TWO roOn- bath restaurant ana elc-
NstOr.
81 FAST IlTII->T.. between Broadway
ana University Place pleasant suites III
tip-top order; $50 10 $50. Janitoi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

oamtia.,t, 80 -; Frank Krsshc' and wife
Dclanccy;,t., No l9", AaIon Goodman aud wife ,o.o
rlo8I-o% it, SiGS re- Of BIccckert 4six
100: IIanG r Wise aud wife to Julia
r,,cN.st. no g: } } Feehsn aud wife 70 VIM .. ooo
Morin fcidman - s5O5o
rig Daniel Lord and snciSSr to Gyru. oo,
5oih.st, !, l., 100 IT Of atn-.,e, so,ioo.o; =,
5otn.>t. > 1870 IT Of shave so>iOo.o;
eorh.,I No I@s Wet; Il Christensen and vie
1sth..t. II :. 10 It Of lOth.ayc loo.6xl75;
Fdvd y Robinson to Angelina W Robinson ,-,ooo
'2t..:. loo II Of lli, ,;y. iS7'; WIN
Am.tcieam.a,c. :. 25.s 4 Of 9oth.'t; WIN =,
4"n,,'i 40 40 "''' o''"' i''''' .. 27,5o1
Ia Ico,o Id n .1y '7' 900
io',S oio'r ' =, 100 n Of tt4-nyc. e5NloOli
1ol,i.,, n :, loo # " Of ada,c. e5>iooI1; cooo
to tnpjr i CliIod "''''''' = . Ij1oo
Michael X oHrf ''''''''- -. $50
wite ,S S' Franz ann : a." ,1rri n 1870
1lsth..r' So So Wcsi: Henry II Mci,c aud wife
sp'ed ',' riac. " , ;, $50 It Of 1'in.-t $500
SAINT properly Chsiie. q Moses 10 Mary Moore !
Sprp,st rarc v ., ~; W,r 81 - ''' -'N 7es
Lot, 80 and - AMENDED map o, Centrh Mou
Raven. Charles e Muscs TO Haurdh dc II
Mar ..........
Io.. 80 aud 81. amended map u Contra; Mott
Haven: Cfaflrs II Russell. receiver. to j X
Brown trustee etc ......-.. flV
Lot 24s ejl map; J, rrown, indi-
Niiuully and trustee. e. Charles G.. Moses ]
Trinity -aY" fproposcd -. BIZ 10 u II lGl--t.
ITan and another - '''.'''' ANU 75oo
Roger, Place e. - $50 Il n Of Wc,tchcstct-N'.
a2NpO: John IawIciison and wife 70 FANNIE 49,
Il Schmidt '"''
ANonue &. Of 4fh-ej 2joN.9G Anna VI -
Steers H. Edward J. Steers ......--... 10
eslIsI o,,olo Damn + T., Roam, Sho1 5000
Ward Real Estate A~sO-iat Lands. adllin-
ing property OF John White inier-ect or
'' I IIaI snd w Tg'p', 70 Mary Hpman 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
BOARD ano Rooms.

A.-BEAUTIFUL rooms. excellent tao ool;
with home comfort. for lady students. oo'
Madison ave. near G2d-st.
EXCEPTIONALLY desirable secohe
.nd third story large rooms, with superior
rrnari' rafereace- ~ West l2th-st
EXCEPTIONALLY pleasant second.
s,orv souare aud third-story alcove rooms
saard reserences. ~ West l2fh-st.
GRAMERCY PARK, north. known a
100 r,s, 2Ist.st .-Deslrable rooms, Dohlu
nd attendance uncxcellcd; also privilege
OF private PARK.
HANDSOME SQUARE ROOM. front ons.
.,,,ny rxuosure also hall room pritaye
sehIe references required. rs West So'h'
50. ---------------
pRIyATE FAMILY viii let with o.
,.,,,"nt hoard: large alcove room rsiu
nncss given and required hAhbT"'
256 West l27th-st.
ROOM and BOARD above 2sd.st: rs,ef'
.nces exchanged. q. ii. s., Tribune o".-.
THE DURLI NGTON.
1hI west 30th-st. and 5th-sve. ,.
Handsome furnished front suites; "eA''
a 10 carte.
--UAYpSOMELY furnished seeoiha
nonr or separately; also roonS 10, west
men with board; reference o.
S1st-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
fllstelldneons.


LAWYFE~ BRANAN. 81 IQuit1i."
Elilding 40 Broadwaf. pfartiu' r,"fy-
where for every >tai" and abroad also
S'afe.' tolurn,-siOnrls Noinri"s. tou-r lar
agent. Evening" .3-s Broadway Herald
square
PRIVATE HOUSES OVERLAP LED.
stores and oniccs nt'.d M Johbirc prompt
is attended to J.. ir'-oIahl" terms. TWO
My CARPENTER $40 East 5ntn--i
WHAT CHARITABLE rEE>ON VIII
give poor woman their cat oil clothing
fir her-"f and baly - P"ify-st near
Blccckrl-st.. basement.
WANTED. -Wcu-brcd male pun either
na.flr. Danish hound or pug dog give price
ana age. Addre-, =. NJ. NJ. 7rs 'oiunhn>-
ave.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SIBSCRIP.
TTONS FDK THE NEW YORK TRTR-
TNE WILL RI REC EfNFD Ar THE Up.
TOWN OFF, T., No. ~ Bradwav ID
door nor'h Of Thirty hrs 81. and ADVFR-
EASEMENTS at the following Branch o.
flee "a shave. :. 9. cor. 23dst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
6ctels.

Chicago.
the WORLDS Inn.
The ONLY FlREPRO0F HOTEL NEAR THE FAIR.
ana only three stories high. Madison.ayc and 8Oth.st
midway Paisance). opposite Madsonave entrance 10 the
Woflds Fair. European. Excellent cafe.
CHAS. T.. LELAND, Manager.
Take Illinois Central World, Fair express train AZ Van
Bu'en-st. 10 60th-st.. then two blocks west.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
Uork Wanteo.
Males.

POSITION wanted ~ iantor or as car
penter on gentleman's place or at anything,
by a SM,ede; 30; single temperate; good
carpenter and mechanic four years In this
country. J. SODEkSTROM. 81 Hamilton
ave. nrLGklYn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
Business Chances.

A LADY OR GENTLEMAN investing
$1,000 in sound business can make
~ 900 quickly; 10 services l'quli ~
Investment absolutely secured hf FyoVV
good Collateral a. guarlntce a,
interview only Al references. iVI piohps
business adde's, MACGkEC Jl;. D b'osu's''
\. \. city.
AN EQUITY OF ~ SEQ In 3-story
slngi" fat IN Brooklyn 70 exchahg. ior an
inieIc-t IA some good business. Address j.
MILLER, 2ss 5th-ave., Brooklyn.
COMPELLED TO SACRIFICE.-E,nb.
ushrd cigar store best location ~ DroohIyh
stock. fixtures and goodwill $50. APP
ry cor. Fulton and biidge SIS Brooklyn
DRUG STORE FOR >ALE.-Old e,taJ.
,Ishei, or viii exchange for house iesO
LeNineton.aye.
DRUG STORE FOR sALE-old estab.
ilshrd place, nr>t.cla,s location, lower part
ins. Apply to JOHN +. LYNCH. real
estate Office. 34i Grovc-st. Jer-ey City.
FOR sALE.-Door. sa,h moulding. fully
equipped mill lumber. coal yard, acres
Profitable business; short distance above
Harlem River; great bargain. j. W.
FIELDER 80 Li6crty-sr.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-Pau
ash. part Southern California property
line stationery, new, aud novelty business:
established - yeats: stock well Kept up,
going good business, retiring account health
GEO. r. RowLEE. 1873 Markets.. Pstcr.
son. y. j.
NEW INVENTION. viii sell half or
whole large consumption IN United States
and Europe model for Inspection. q y.
PETERS. 12i Union jersey CITY. y. j.
NEW MATCH MACHINES. golfers.
and spiint cutters for sale BY A.
A. ANDERSON. Mount Holly. " j.
PAINT SHOP and stock for sale or eN-
change for other business; doing good bust.
ness eight mile, from New-Yotk CITY.
40 agents. Il. ID. b.. Tribune Oiice.
PAKTNtE. active or silent with - 600
viii guarantee 10000 Returned IN six
strictly business. particulars at
Interview. Address BOSTON, Bon 4, Tflb-
uue Oiicc.
500 LADY or GENTLEMAN will -e-
cur" Interest in larg" profitable business NC
-chcmc or risk: Investigation solicited.
STEWART. - Church-st.. BOX -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
Real Gsiaie for Sale.

Real Gsiaie for Sale.
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7 CAN OFFER for sale a splendid o2.foot four'tory
House bzv twostory, pantry extension; one Of
the finest built BY last spng in sIthNt near Central
Park West the purchase Of which has not ben com
pleted on very reasonable terms. Particulars ana pr
nit ~ 49, .x,,-,u. r
THAs. BIEK. COLUMBUS Az. AND I'D st.
MONEY WANTED
vi On first bond and mortgage Oh GOOD ital oshr :
security nIst.clas.. have several Applications oi snou
90 900 I.fato Noi-e- ~t0e snd mon
Investment prOe tie, on thee respect PafH sop" ,n D.
section o. Is ooklyn No e>~nS. to lrui"f lhn'No"'s
or cststes having money 10 loan ca on o. adde's
J.. {. SACTER.
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