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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-13
REAL ESTATE.
p1rs1NEss ON THE EXCHANGES.

1,o,o, Eroeh,cb has sold to Heilmer & WOLF
tbree-storv brownstone dwelling on lot l9Xl" iee'
No II East Ninetieth-st, for about szz'"u.
Phipps e. Easton have purchased Tor lre" a.
Park the Benedict. Hoser. Schmenhs, repp"'' "
Smith. proprietors, comprising about 100 acres ia
pmrchase-st port Chester n. Y Mr.. Park con-
templates the erection OF fine house next season.
The Twenty third Ward Improvement COMPANY
have sold lot 49, in HoW,st f SG i Boulevard 30
LEXIS Wis and lots ToSa and for s5 5He 'o"''
~ Bargebuhr & son have sold for r. a.; SNOW snow
No AZ West one-hundredth,st' nrs Wetzier for
n. on and lot N z Nest ess
St. a five-story fiat, 21.5xS6xiOOH ieet' 10 Nj ''
'of VI" scuy has sold for william f. Self to
Theodore Lobsenz No ~ b nas G o 2oxco
psmsev 70 Gustav Busch the plot ST. xe5x74xs at the
hundred nd, tifteenth-st and for Katharian Rock
to s3o1 Ghsre5 afris 2xS7xoo feet
Frederick b. Cole has purchased IRON 81 ,a 10
S N o and sGo e. Of @S
ST. sO feet east OF Thrd-ave MI Cole VIZ, ~ e,
two tenement-houses on the plot - anu i''' i'''
report current or to the fSf thaf
tu,nvr afthsf Comprising a Of fat houses
has been sold for $4,000 No particulars nave DeT n
announced. has the report oil SAFE 0ee' '0'''
Tarnctt Co. have sold for v E. Macy to Antonio
AngenIno NO. 200 EaI hrlck tenement house, on
lot 2jxlG0 for $1,000. - r.. . ,o,,rs,or,,
Michael J Garvin has filed plans for four-s,ory
brick tenement-house Mt one-humiie',-a 80,
thjrist south side 90 feet west of Thrd-ave cost
ing $4,000. = ,,,.,o..or bas n,ed
mans for twelve four-story brick dwellings, on ano
south side OF Onc-hundred- nd forty nnthS''' Nv
feet cast Of tho boulevard. costing SlZoVV. .o,.
John Moriarty has hi"i plans lor Il 49, III 9, 70
brick warehouse at No. 153 East Twertythrd-s'' 10
cost $1,000 , .o = a,oe,orv
brick tcnement-house at NO is Nor'h No'i'''''
costing $1,000. . ..o =. ~ y
Dogers the Placcntla a country seat OF over wv
acres of land az HYDE Park n y irohlns n n,,
than q mile on the Hudson River. win cor1inoHiouss
house and other buildings, TO John ;. hIHyirI VI
this citv president Of the Huyler Cahuy 'oiPo'"-
ton for about $4,000. -. o,, ~,
A trade was currently reported l2St VIZ Wv Nv
witch Mrs Annie +. Dieter, or Brookyh' was %, ga
exchange the St Adams apartment mouse, N0S' ~,
and Az West Flfty-eghth-st.. for New 0rk an ~,
Brooklyn properties. II is now stated '''A' '"'a
trade will not be cOnsummateI
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n. Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY

Trains leave loot u WesE f-1-S0 Hs 1V''0"'' "
fIanhIII-sl ,,..., s,4 M,
rs A m Tor Wrst Cornwall Lakes MohoAn az. ~
nc sasha and Waikiki Valley stations, 9..1la.eeSs.s
M.Inlngburg EllenNilie, FalsbUFg. L.os ~,
Scranton Walton. Delhi sidney Aew-ie''H' H''""~
Utica Oneida, Fulton. OswesO uisrs,ovn
sI5 A. M. daily for West Cosn@ AL 80 Ealr
BoominS burg Wurstboro EuenNi.le NJ go, an.
burg Heyville Liberty Fails, Liberty e L~s r, m.
IS p n.gsaturdays only lor N.-..s' d" centyssi.
burg WurtsbOro Ellenyie. Mounis ndAle .yiS
Falisburg Hurieyyi.le. Liberty Falls. LIBERTY 'N''
q * m for Lakes Mohonk and Minnewassa Eta SVT
rori Mddctown Wurtsboro. Enenylle M9lh1iIssssst,
Csntreville. Fa.lsbury, HUrleyNIlle' Lloe'' rams
Parks,iile. Livingston Manor . -. All. Neadss
al n m Tor West Cornwall, Orr's Mns. '1W,Sgs
Ply Campbell Hall, Stony Ford CfystAI Num- ~''
town Blooming burs Wurslbro ElenSl.e. rhurv Fails.
las ~ m daily FOR Midlletown, noi snsy Nos
burg Liberty. Livingston Manor Walton. ~ IA points
yIcS Oneida Fulton Oswego. Niagara fas no ~
west Pullman Sleeping Cars. Free reclining 'A'
10 Chicago without change -, =, al BROAD
Tickets and Pullman Drawing-ft"m s..sr rpsON
WAY. New York. J. ., os,.,,t n. !.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
WESTSHORER Pr,

Trains leave West 4-d ST Station, New ~
lows, and Is minutes earlier from loo, FTankn St:
3.3O A. NJ Daily. Local TO Buffalo sleeping ~.
Nev-York &c BoomyiIe sundays only: ~
$50 4. VI. Daily local TO Albany for ca;ssiu Meu.
ana Saratoga. PsElor Car to Albany. sasaAe
D.IJ a. VI. Daily for llbany. Utica. Syracuse. Roess
t.T. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit. cEieasO; sI'sss
A.-lI.O0 A. NJ. Daily. ,cxcep, sunday. % Bloonu!::
Mirnewa,k. ParIcr cars 20 BoomVll.e and New Il1
D.-II.35 4. VI. Daily except sunday = CAiskl Nom
tains. New fa1, Lakes Moh5nk 4at VI auea.sSa AZ
tary. Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake Gelgge Far!or eaS 70
!oomviI sara ga and Sa1dM-i,, tr.,,,,v sc.,, n
Catskiu Mountains. ParlJr car attached .,, 49,.
C. :,tO y. VI. Daily except 'ety. 20 Caskl aou,'
talns New PATTI. Lakes Aohonk arG Mime ~asXs. AZ:
baLy. Saratoga tsrlOr cars aiiAc"sl - hooA'' ~
Sod T. n. Dairy. eScep, sunt1y. f9r Albany
cuse klchestei. Buffalo. Niagara Fans. IoFonto. ~
trot Cey-lani. Chicago AMI -. Louis . - Al,
C.:,O -. NJ. Daily. eAceni SLntAy t-E Ne"ours, Az
Nsny. Saratoga and Montreal Iafos car to Neg
.45 r. VI. Dali, except Sunday for rtea. syraea.:
Rochester and Buffalo. Carries sleeplns-ea' passehss"
sI5 y m. Daily fcr Albany U,ca. Syracuse. R2ch.s
Ter Builao Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit, @e'~
LAID. Chicago aad So. Louis $500. .,ono DIAL
A IL c leaves Brooklyn by Annex Aloc. Bdv .S
a. m. Csoo !, IT. Jersey Ci'y p h X s'a'ion Aio*
For tickets. time tables. paror an s'e.Dins;c'r a.
Communications apply city Offices BTookiyn ana Ny.
York and a, stations Time tables q, pfhclpA1 hotess
For other Information adde's
c. L. LAMBERT Genera. Psssenger agent;
5 Nanderblt-aye.. New fort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-13

~,ruvopu AID LONG BRANCH RAILROAD
summer Schedule in effect July is.; Grows. ~
For Rcdbank Long Branch Elperon'p ,,f pleasant a.
bu,v PARK B.Imar Spring Lake. and TOM. lets: ~
Trains leave Cortland, and S 'ssa,aris oay
10 q; 10 s3:4O lexcept Re'ibano. 40 DIV wv
sundays SIS. '0:+5 IN. 5:l3 y: IN. "A ITO Redban1
sis 1890 .il:3) a m. s'i:eo saturdals uncayr ~n
sunday trains 90 not stop at Ocean Grove INV
PAX
Denotes express trains. . ~ n r n
RUFUS BLoDGErr. sup't BALDWIN,
J. r. wOOp. n u r. Of u -
a. r. A. Penna r. H. q p. A., c. ~ I"
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BALTIMORE AND Ohio H. "
Fast Express Trains 10 C,rcinpatb
baltimore. Washinston; Ch i..a: West.

b"Iti"SSfe' WH.hdT nS III Poinis We.t;;xs
ruatMh %" esk "s SsRHitE on ALL III, TRAIFS ss &
Leave New-York foot q Liberty ST. oa PiTrsByENSS
40 NO. igis night Fer ciXSlNHSSAda1ro S sIlS
MORE $40 a. NJ 30 a. pinnfS Snn csi, I'D
p. m ex. SUM- 500 p. 600 p M M D ~ mr.
FOR NORFOLK Bay Line 40 ?, n nri.tol ard cn sv
ndosa through Pullman sIssPin; Car r ave- ~
Ticket offices: II? 29i 40 ,o IL r,,on st. $40 W.
ington ST.. Brooklyn: Station foot Oh L -
OF N s Transfer Co. will call for ana ''
earo 10 destination
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AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
TRIBUNE WILL DE RE-
WIN OFFICE. No. l.2+2 Broad
Tn rty-first-si.: and ADVER-
following Branch Offices: 234
Twenty-third-st.: 1852 Sixth-ave.
Fourteenth-st.: 7G0 Third-ave..
1.026 Third-ave.. near Sixty
100 West Forty-second-st.; 102
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DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. n.
stations in Ncw-York foot of barclay and
ChristOpher streets.
VESTIDJLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
Coaches. pINTSCH Light.

EESTlD(IE TNAINS. PULLMAN
COACHES. PIArSCH LIGHT.
Direct Ash. DLOO-LtIkl.l, AONTCLAiR
The ORANGES, summit. 3eTnsids,lIi-. BasAinS
lid.e Madison. Morrstown. rsssalc. Paterson. Boon
ton. Dover. stsnnOpe. BuDDS LAKE. LAKE no.
IArCONG, Hackettstown scHOOl.Ef'S MOUNTAIN.
Wsshinsto PHILLIPSBURG EASTON WATEt
GAP STROUDSBURu, como Mountains. scRAN
TON pI.TsICN, WILKESBARRE. NANTIcokE
DANNlIIE. NORTHUMBERLAND Montrose. BING.
hAMToN; 0NF0Rp EoRwiCH Waterviis NE UTICA.
wEGQ iTiiAcA; owEsG,0,, ,,, EtiI.MIRA; CORNING:
WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
$50 A. M-BINGHAMToN Nall Stops at principal
Zoo A. M-BUFFALO. SCRANTON BINGHAMToN
UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars Con-
meets Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving 020
morning.
100 p. M-sCRANToN. BINGIAMToN and EI.MIRA
EXPRESS Pullman paIlor cars
400 Z. M-SCRANTON. WlLKESBARRE and PLYM.
opTH EXpREsS rSlimsa parlo.r y errs p,xou.w
TON and EiMIRA IlMITEn EXPRESS. Pullman
600 r. NJ daiy)-BUFFAIO SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON. RIcHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and OS-
MEGo EHIRESS SIS, PuWan Burs, Sleeper r;c,s =, ?,
Murrays. and 40 hroadwny Tickets at terry ;tas,Sns
ave NewYork. 33s and 72s Fultonst and ~ Broadw
Brooklyn Time tables giving full information at all STA
tons - . -
check baggage from hotel residence to dsstnstoo.
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OTIS ELEYATINC RAILWAY,
CatskiII Mountains.

Connects with o:&O II 30 and $50 trains New
York Central AMI 80 and $40 trains West Shore
Railroads ana with Albany Day Line and Caskl Even
lag Line for Ca'sku Nj HOUSE. kaaterskl Hotel Tan
nersy!ll, and all points the Kaaterskin Railroad.
.-, -o.,,, the Ncw-York Central
for Caskll without stop connects with Otis FL R'y due
AT Mountain station In , HOURS AND 80 MINUTES.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or new Jersey

Anihracre coal used s,1clqsiyey)
-Four TRACKS automatic Book signals
Train; cay. ,s s station foot q LheI,y-s
g Eas'sS 10 NJ 20 80 80 A &C. sss
70 E5r F 70 % p IA, sp sGs so 10Y
sa1 o so s 30 fs2 % ':S &c. go g. p s T. p
so =: h : 81, s 6.ss '' sasts " I ,
COO P. ". I2;i5 night wv '"
s 20 <"stuF io -, 'r Sundays. a;
''' : :" ALL RhlL R0UTE.
Red sSS 20 BfTs sas osi 'i Ss : r
s:ssr; e. d
na n2r hAK sG ss TINS ~. 80 s' Part 'a'
.2r A,Isn'c Iy Cape May. vineianl ard Brtss''a
s M' ls E'' s; IS; e ri Els 'l't sp s
" SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LO:.u BHANCh OCEAN Gho,E. ETC
r., From i Per n r. lot Rect! St
Haas9h I'eacs; SsSSFf9! M5N%oah pea; .ns Ls
For ElssTG D Asssry PaTs Ocean Co... a1t D
sSndiy so :sc1S' Ocean Grove and As'ary R''
For LaE.yooa Toms River. and Barnssas. 40 4 T.
For Atlantic CITY. Cap. May. vineiani and BHts.sa
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
rs9:sss PHI, rs 80 80 so p &c S r.:
Isht SUNDAY, 80. SOC. Ii;so CD!ains cap. A Y,
40 500. 800 dining carr r. NJ. le;i5 night
For Baltimore and Washington. week days go liz
C)in;ng CaIl A II. 80 90 300 100 (Dlnins c1
A. NJ. 1880 800, 500 Dining Cen p NJ. i?:I n!s..
Tickets and parlor-car be procured al IL ~,
as ga. 40. 1928 broadway 1877 eth.av., ls
lNh st.. 1874 East l2oth st. 24 YES, l2o;s S. q
Columbus Az. New-York: Court ST. 500 Fvloa s.,
Hrooklyn; rs Broadway Williamsburg The N.1.Ysf
transfer Company will call for and check bagcu hso
hotel residence to destination.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS
n THE NEW YORK
CEIVED At THE tlrt
way, "a door north OF
EASEMENTS at the
Eighth-ave.. y. q. corner
81 Fourth-ave.. corner
corner Forty-seventh-st.
first-st.: l.70S First-ave.
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jnstruriloE.

For Both Sexes-Country
ID BENNINGTON IN j. SEMINARY Bound bro Ds. ~ 55th
l. berwecn phila and NcwYork. For both SEXES Joy,
year Very heathful beautiful and aeces , For cat
courses Of Instruction. teachers cost moderate
elogue etc. address THOS. hANLON ID. u, fles ---c
DEDDIE INSTITUTE. HIGHTsTowN N ..s. thor thor
Prepares for College Teach ne xeor open,
ourh in German French. Music. Art E.n yeur r.in
Sept sh. Rev. JOSEPH f. PERRY IN ~, ii''"
WESLEYAN ACADEMY-RoTI1 sEXE SEXES. Eniarr.d en-.
w Classics and MUSIC r,hl'
dowment superior advantage nj
18th year. Opens Scot, 10 1914. For cnta,"Fur Div
$500 ~ Wibraham. MISS
Miscellaneous.
T1XCELsIOR BICYCLE SCHOOL, 162 East o9tn-,,;
r. (vank Rurding)-irvate instruction by conipe'.mat
and experienccd teachers lesson Soc I'VE lessons 81
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DEAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

so,bs, 100 y u Lexington ave. lN4N
100 .. Sarah Seligrn1nn - Molli" strauss - al
eis, - No 20 West: William II Scott u Thomas .,
BERKELEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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ilnfnrnisbeo Apartments TO Eet.
@ L e : e L a On D.
ne6 To 100 EAST 24TH-sT)
r,rge unfuruish rats from o.. earlier. Al,
rooms Light AMI open 90 outsid" air. owner resident
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0edrher5.

r,r-TOR Herman Drisler a. M. No. East 4'th 81
i makes a specially during the summer or tutotlh
for examinations years successful experiences &c
aualnted with requirements Of every eadlhg coIIesr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-13
6fbcol Agcntlrs.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A unlIns Professors Teachers. Tutors. GovrrnesSes
&C To- colleges Schools and Families. Apply TO-
Mrs NJ J. YOI NC FULTON, u Union square
rrNC,y Miriam Coyrierc supplies tutors. professors
q fe,chers rovrrnee@cs all depts. recommends
pareuts Book Riding, cor 2othst
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Nrm pnbllratlons.
Eam 6rbools.

Eam 6rbools.
METROPOLIS LAW SCHOOL. ,,o,,.c yrD
INI Incorporated June. 1891. ABNER C THoMAS' =;
bean system OF instruction. IegTc" Oi - -.
after course years. Morning division
evening division 10. For catalogues am, ~ ava
C.IARfNCE ID. ASHLEY. 207 Bway. New-fork.
N Ew-YORK LAW SCHOOL. l2o Broad"ay'. .,Iw,ght
~ Cty.-Evenng Dept. Cooper Union. ~" %.
Method 81 instruction Degree ~ LII T. at,er 100 sSs
course Graduate course added. Fee. 800 1AO' NhH"H'
Dean.
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GUNNER Resorts,

A pIPONDACKs.-THE ONDAWA HOTEL, at head Oh
a schroon Lake For pamphlets and rates. address,
OCONSOR BROS. Schroon Lake y. !.
I,tIMr COTTAGE Keenc Valley. y. l.-ilenrt OF hdl-
rondack Hts: home comforts. walks and drives c"e'
.tnn L., s. nd $lO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-13

v9-ODCFST-r. ACADEMY. o,.. ,aot,.
w BOYS ch0ol " The highest grade W. ya 800
Thorough preparation tor any p!"f" OF "V''h
,ioc school Certificate admits 10 Nari'is COLLEGES
W TTiRCE NI,W BlILUlSGS; .,
SCHOOL HOUSE. admirably cGuVp"l I'm ii"o'i.'I ~
theories an superb gymnasiurn loRMlTpKN. rooms N
500, vim eyery modern conyenloncc nclui'ng IRE place
In each room Isolated and uef'cty Ltt"i lnnnnny lrs
ient rau.d ru.s. DINING HALL. un"Scrld N beauty %"
,-cf,rc All u!ll"E- heated hy ttramA Trl"ptF -
d " ApERCIOMBlE. A. NJ. Pin. Worcester Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-13

THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
the
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.
RIVER STREET.
Between 9TH and 9Th SITS. II IbOken -. J..
REOPENS SEPT 18TH. 1885,.
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION ON TIE 18TH AND
18TH or SEPTEMBER
Full courses Of studies preparatory 70 Colleges ana
Schools al Science. Law. and Medicine.
The rate tuition for classes 10 $50 per year or
$50 per
These terms include all the studies.
catalogues apply 10 the Principal OF stevens lhs'-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-11-29
PERSONAL.

Robert Stanley lief for the east on a
visit on Tuesday.
DR.. Long, of Osakis, was in the city
Saturday.
Miss Name Buchanan is home from
Minneapolis OH brief vacation.
Harry Toby spent Sunday with his
grandmother, Mrs. P. K. Boobar, in
ST. Cloud.
DR.. McMasters went to st Pr ul on
Monday to see his brother-in law Chief
Justic Gilfilen, who is quite i'll.
S. 7. Darks and his son Claude, and
]. c. Rue of Glenwood, were in the city
on Friday last. They came over on
matters of business.
]. H. Anderson, the great big mill man
and timber operator was in the CITY on
SATURDAY.. Hon. Henry Keller was in
PRODUCING him about the city.
Hon. John D. Jones, member elect
from Todd county, went to St. Paul on
Monday. Mr.. Jones will make valr-
able and influential member OF the house
he is built that way.
Rev. Geo. H. DAVIS of Brainerd, form
erly of St. Cloud, who has considerable
acquaintance in Sank Centre, was in
the city on Monday. He preached in
GlenwOod on Sunday, and stopped off
here tor an all too brief call at the
HERALD office.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-11-29

Henry LOOMS Nelson will continue a n
article on Our Commerce Destroyers, y
which will be read with special interest
in view of the recent agitation IL nava
circles in favor of heavy battle-sl1ps.
Amusicale will be given at the residence
of Mrs. A. A. Lincoln by the best musicai
talent in the city on Friday evening, Nov.
3Oth. at $50, for the benitit OF the Y. P.
s, {. E. A most cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all. Mind we we'll the date, tits
November 80. Only ten cents.
At the regular meeting of Fidelity
Lodge No. 12O, Knights of Pythias, the
folio wing officers were elected for the
ensuing year, and will be installed at the
first regular meeting in January:
c. c., H. F. Alden; V. c.. c. A. O'Con-
or; Prelate, F. w. Hart: K. r. S., Fred
Tacobi: M. OF r. w. S. Dean; M. of E =,
Burtrum Hanson; M. at A., Geo Fish;
M. of W., F. w. Smith; Trustee, c. M.
Boss.
The fire department will give it's tenth
annual ball at the Opera House on
Thursday evening of next week-a
Thanksgiving festival. The tickets have
been placed at the low price of fifty cents,
and there should be few refusals to pur-
chase. 1t is the only practical express
sion Of appreciation for the gallant SER
vices of our splendid department, and
the response should be liberal. Music
will be furnished by Kinnamon's orches-
ira.
How Fred Jacob does hate to break
up suits of clothes. Early Tuesday
evening some fellow came along the
street and lifted lay figure upon which
a good coat was fitted for exhibition,
carving it into the doorway beyond,
took the coat, leaving the dummy nude
and cold in the hall way, and now Fred
says that he has the rest OH hand and
no sale for it. IF the fellow who stole
the coat will come to the store he will
give him the rest to match, and no I'M
necessary questions will be asked. Here
is the opportunity of life time. But
what is the most remarkable feature OF
the case is that any one would be willing
to take such chances, when he could have
stepped inside and bought IA whole suit
SO cheap. The ways OF the world are
past finding out.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-11-29

our advertisers have to say to you this
week.
Books, stationary, toys, tablets, wall
paper shades, crockery, glassware,
lamps. and thousand other things at
Greene & Cos.
Parlor Lamps, Hanging Lamps, Hand
Lamps-all STYLES, sizes and kinds con-
stantly in stock and very, verv cheap, at
Greene & Cos.
The holidays are rapidly approaching.
Do not deIay-call at Greene & Cos. and
you will find what will please you, and
gather valuable suggestions
Glassware, including all the ordinary
grades Tor every day uses for the table.
AMI elegant patterns of cut glass, all at
low prices, at Greene g. Co.'s.
Byron King of West Uunion, we'll and
favorably known in this city as an en-
terprising farmer, has been very seri-
ouslv i'll. 1t is a satisfaction to know
that he is convalescing.
L. NJ. Bunnell has an attractive show
window. He has an assortment of
candies on the one side, and of fresh
fruits on the other-enough to make
ones mouth water tor day.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church
next Sunday Rev. Fred w. Hart will
preach in the morning on 'Shipwrecked
Christains.' Evening, "What will Yo Il
Do with Jesus" All are invited.
Monday was a beautiful day, the Their
mometer indicating 40 degrees in the
shade. A Northwestern set in and before
T uesday morning the mercury had drop
D ed to point q little below zero.
Fred Jacob had letter from Harry
Stedman, former young business
man of this city, now located in New
York CITY. He is with A. p. Little & Co.,
manufacturers of type writer supplies at
Sc Park Place.
Peter Clarity, who holds the RESPONSE
bic position of station agent tor the
Great Northern road at Superior, Wis,
is down with typhoid fever, for a second
time within year. His brother Frank
is with him.
The quaint little women Of Kate
Greenwav are to be seen in a magazine
for the first time since their creation.
Miss Greenawav has heretofore always
cation. Now, however, she is at work
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upon a special series of her tots for the
Ladies lone Journal. and in that peri
ouical they will alternate with new
series of Palmer Cox's funny Brow
MES"
Under wear, gloves, hats and caps,
socks, ties, shirts, collars-in tact every
thing that a gentleman or youth needs
to clothe himself comfortably, neatly
and elegantly, now to be found at the
Boston Clothing House.
Read the advertisement of David No
Intyre. He is keeping an excellent as
sortment of meats in stock, and is sell
ing them very cheap. He makes a
speciality OF large orders-and will I'LL
all such at narrow margin.
An east bound train on the Great Nor
thern in charge of Conductor Claffy, was
wrecked on Monday afternoon short
distance east of Fergus Falls. A broken
f1ange on a car wheel did the work. Five
cars loaded with wheat went III the
ditch, and the wreck Was bad one.
On Tuesday last at the Catholic church
DIT WSSI OulOI, tSSuilSu I''S hie'i ioS> VI
George, third son of George Herberger
ST. of that place, to Miss Emily a. Curry
of Osakis. They will make their home
in Osakls. where the groom in company
with his brother Frank, is engaged IN
mercantile business. Quite number
from this city att ended the wedding.
The Boston Boot and Shoe House is
prepared to meet all demands for foot
wear as never before. New lines of ele-
CANT shoes from the finest factories in
the land have been received, and they
are as cheap as inferior goods elsewhere
offered. Ladies should bear this fact in
mind. And in OyerShocs and arctics the
Boston have everything for everybody
At the last regular meeting of the
l. o. o. F. Lodge. No. "a. of this city
the following officers was elected for the
en- suing year:
NC, Ezra G. TAFT; V. G. A. E. Erwin;
kelsey; Treas, c. M. Sprague.
c. S. Reinhart will contribute to Har-
per's Weekly for December LIST double
page drawing of the first Thanksgiving
in New England. and a descriptive ar
ticle in regard to customs which were
peculiar to the observance OF that day
in the early history of this country.
There will be a thanksgiving story ~
Sophie SWEET, and The Parasite by
a. Conan Doyle, will be concluded.
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A full supply ofbeef and pork to-day,
Come at once and secure some great bar
gains. First door south of the Fox-In-
gram lumber yard.
d. M. MCINTYRE
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All wool filled Jean pants from 65cts.
to ST. 90 at the Boston.
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Do not buy tea spoons, knives and
forks before seeiug H. F. Alden's bar
gains.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-11-29

d.. Prir Cream Baking Powder
E.cst Perfect Made.
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If You want clock, and everybody
does, 90 to Alden's.
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The o. railway trains in the
King Northwest and without
Bee superior in America is the
North Western Limited between Mime
apoiis st. Paul and Chicago. II is the
finest train this side of Chicago, the
finest tram running out of the Twin
Cities and is Luxurious Enough for a
King.-The Commercial Bulletin, Min
neaDOliS
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Who said Carl can't sell 90 pounds
of sugar for 81 90?