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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-04-08
SPRING ISLAND

Spring Island, April 6-Fred Knoss
is expected home this week. He has
been at st. Clair putting in stone
foundation for Fred Jesse. He goes
next to do some plastering for Mr..
Keenan's brother in-law, of South
Bend. Mr.. Knoss is good workman
and will probably have all he can do.
Mr.. Brude has been putting some
fresh paper on the interior of his
house. He is ahead of the rest of the
neighborhood in such work.
Mrs. Mccall has sixty young chick
ems and all the little downy fellows
are doing we'll.
Grandpa Powell came home from
Minneapolis Monday. He reports a
very pleasurable visit, but he came
back tired, having preached in the
Western Avenue church Sunday
night.
Mr.. McPheeters is still confined to
the house but the work among his
berry vines goes on just the same.
There is nothing like good, trusty
boys to keep things moving. They
expect to get about fourteen thous-
and plants ready for shipment by
Thursday.
Mr., Williams is repainting his
house.
Mrs. Joe Phillips overdid caring for
sick mes in her family and was laid
up herself two days last week.
The new be | has arrived and is set
up in Mr.. Dornberg's yard, where all
the friends 60 and get ring at it.
A few days more will see it mounted
a monument to the earnest work Of
the Spring Island school scholars.
The festive tramp has made his ap-
pearance thus early and the pupils
are discussing the properties Of the
various poisons.
There will be box social at the
school house for the benefit Of the
pastor. Everybody is invited and a
good time is expected.
Mr.. McPheeters, proprietor of
Spring Island nursery says he can see
good signs Of returning prosperity.
He has Just filed one order for $4,000
berry plants and has larger orders on
his books. Mr.. McPheeters is the
leading bergman of this section and
takes pride in his business. He has
a choice lot Of the finest stock and Of
hardest variety, all warranted true
to name. We don't see why so many
people do without fruit when they
can get such choice hardy kinds so
cheap.
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An Gig i pound boy IS reported at
the hGm If Chas. Coy-the first born.
All are doing nicely.
VIM. II. Eusiis. Of Minneapolis, has
been s., UT d by the Young Peoples
society C TIE Baptist church to de-
liver his lecture on the "MoGrs in
Spsin.n on Wednesday evening, April
goth. Nj Eustis il fac speaker as
our peopie we'll know, and the subject
of his lecl.are will be OF popular in
terest coming at this time. he Will
doubtless l,-. accoi ded full house.
Mr.. ano Mrs. Anthony Grammar, OF
Mank to tt,wr~hip. are the happy par
ents Of fl boy that arrived Yester-
day.
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THE CHARITY MINSTRELS.
The Date for the Entertainment is Mon
day Night, April 18th.

The date for the charity MINISTRIES
to be given by the Ladies' Relief So
ciety has been set for Monday even
ing, April 18th. The entertainment
will be given at the opera house, and
reserved seats have been placed at so
cents all over the house, gallery Is
cents, and boxes Is cents. Announce
ment as to when and where
seats can be secured will be made
later.
A great deal of work is being put
upon the preparation by those having
parts. The solo and chorus work will
be a prominent feature, and Prof.
Lillibridge has charge Of drilling the
voices. Those who have heard any
part of this work will be the first to
get their seats reserved. The funny
parts will be up to date, and nothing
will be said or done that the best peo-
pie would not approve.
The Concordia orchestra and three
quartets will appear IN the second
part of the program, and there will be
several unique specialties, all winding
up with an old fashioned coon cake
walk.
The following is a list of the prin-
cipal persons who will take part in
the performance:
Interlocutor, Jno. G. Wise, Jr.
End men, G. G. Hensley, ]. b.
Spencer, Frank Burgess, bones; Jack
Hoeffier, VIM. Burgess, Hold Carney,
tambos.
Chorus. G. D. Benack, Kent Scud-
der, f. M. Crane, Fred Clements,
Robt. Bradley, A. Q. Robbins, Cal
Limbert, Fred Burgess, T. 81. Stoffel,
Ed. Brett, II. Snow, Elmer Davis.
Solos will be rendered by J. H.
Spencer, T. II. Stoffel, Fred, VIM. and
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MY CHILDHOOD HOME.

On sleepless, silent night
My mind was wandering around,
To that far-away country
Ny dear childhood home,
And / haven't found place on earth
With such true joy, and innocent mirth,
Besides there were ties which
From memory can't be blotted,
Such as parents, sister, brother,
However, far we go, will never be for.
gotten,
But the dearest, truest friend
For child here on earth,
Is that kind, gentle mother
With her true, loving heart,
To her we can CO. with all our wants
Without the least of fear,
She meets us kindly, supplies our wants
AS to her that task is dear,
And therefore blessed is that child
Who has that infinite pleasure,
In not being deprived of
It's best earthly treasure.
But those would really never know
The fullness of that mothers love,
But alas, that bliss for me was not,
AS mother one day called me,
And told me always to be good
AS she would have to leave me.
Sad words were they
For child so young as l,
To learn, whsn scarce twelve years old
That mother had to die,
O God, how could l live, it seemed
AS tho my heart would break,
I saw her end approaching fast; and
still
She tried to comfort me and said,
Be calm my dear child
And put your trust in Him,
Who ruled over all, and try to say
Gods will be done-we'll meet again,
1t bears us through this earthly strife
And triumphs in immortal life.
MRS. ANNA NUNTZ.
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MANKATO FREE PRESS

MISS 11rZan SnVG6T .----- :.
tt Green Valley school house again
this summer. Her school began last
Monday.
Mr.. Clark and her daughter from
Pardeville, Wis, visited with @. +.
Force and family last week. Mrs.
Clark is an aunt of Mr.. Force.
Mrs. Wojohn has moved into Mrs.
Pierce's house.
Mr.. Bossuet and Grace Tiffany re-
main about the same.
DR.. Wareham was called home to
Minneapolis Sunday on account of his
mothers illness. ...4..-
Mrs. Brown has returned tC
her home in Plainview.
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INDIAN LAKE

Indian Lake, April 4-SchoOl began
Monday with Miss Wolcott as teacher
and thirty-fve pupils in attendance.
Some are coming in under the new
law.
August Erickson is working for Mr..
Hanson.
As the creamery has started up in
Mankato quite few in this vicinity
are sending milk. VIM. Duffey and
Mr.. Kidder have each bought couple
of COWS to add to their herd.
Charles Foster is working on farm
in CrescO.
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rrveI U1TT slfUuId MAKE arrange
ments to attend the entertainment, !
as it is to be given for worthy cause,
and will be very fine in itself and
much more than worth the price of
admission.
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DAVIES } N|LRAR[Z
lob Odd Fellows Block,
MANKATO /: MINI.
..LAND SEEKERS.....

Now is the time to buy cheap lands.
We can cell you property from S1.0O
per acre upwards. Exclusive agents
for this district Of three railroad COM
panies. Choice tracts in following
counties: Lyon, Pipestene. Lincoln,
Hubbard, Mile Laos, Morrison, Otter
Tail, Clay, Wilkin, Norman, Becker,
Wadena. Grant, Traverse, Chippewa
and Blue Earth.
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VERNON CENTER

Vernon Center. April 6 = Mrs.
Farmer. of Mankato, visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Nellie Wyman last
week.
Miss Eva L. Barnard, of Mankato,
is visiting with friends in Vernon. A
number Of her friends gave her a
pleasant surprise at the home of Mrs.
Kate Thew last Thursday evening.
Quite number of the Vernon peo-
pie attended the funeral of Edward
Terry at Garden City last Friday.
Misses Rose and Gustava Howard
and Clara Brewer returned to Manka-
to Saturday to continue their school
work.
Charley Horton spent his vacation
with friends in Vernon.
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STALLION S.

Have had consigned to me for i'm
media sale 4 black Registered Per-
cherou Stations, one French Coach
Stallion, weight 1861 pounds. Must be
sold or r. aSonahie terms or exchange
for good real estate.
GEO ATCHIsON, Bus Barn
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Low Rates to the Hot Springs, Ark.
via. the n. & St. L. K. K.

Solid through vestibuled trains to
St. Louis, making close connections
it'll through sleepers for the springs.
Call at the ticket Office for rates, etc.
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roercI.osCRE SALES.


cTrppr,Nr COIJR1. COUNTY OF NEW
yoRK.-Jobn @. Crawford and anotner'
rraintirs against Adam Schwaab. IT,.
and others. Defendants.
In pursuance Of a Judgment OF forecios-
ure and sale. duly made ana enee de !" ao nj,
day OF April, 1895. /, the undersigned. me me
Referee in said judgment named: VIII ser,
at public auction at the New YORK heaI
Estate Safsr0 D, Manhattan MH CITY Of New
York, on the 21th day OF May. ls0s, at -
o'clock noon on that day, by charies ~;
Rerrian. auctioneer. the premises directeu
by said judgment to be sold. ana therein
described as follows:
All that certain lot. piece, or parcei VI
land situate lying and being In me slx
tenth Ward of the city OF New YORK ana
known and distinguished on a Map OF
lands ir the Sixteenth Ward OF the CITY
OF New York. the property Of the heirs
OF Mary Clarke. deceased. made by George
u Smith. City Surveyor and dated April
q, 1887 "a copy whereof Is on file In the
Office OF the Register Of the city ana
County Of New YorlO. by the number two
follows: Beginning at a point In the south
erly line OF Twenty-sixth street distant
Ave hundred and twenty-five feet easterly
from the southeast corner OF Ninth Avenue
and Twenty sixth street: running thence
easterly along said southerly line twenty
1--WE feet; thence Southerly parallel with
Ninth avenue ninety-eight feet nine Inches
10 tho middle OF the block between Twen-
ty-hfth and Twenty-sixth streets and to
noint equi-distant from the two; thence
Westerly parallel with Twenty-sixth street
twenty-five feet. and thence Northerly
parallel with the Ninth Avenue ninety
eigh, feet nine inches to the place Of be-
ginning.
Dated New York May ID 1898.
y. A. ELSBERG. Referee
JACOB FROMME. Attorney for Plaintiffs.
No. 90 Nassau street, New York City.
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FORECLOSuRE SALES.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUN-
rY or NEW ELIZA CROHlER
PIKE formerly Eliza T.. Crozier). Plain
tim nFain-t L. TANSENBAvM X GO. "a
corporation created under the laws OF the
state OF New York; md others. Defend
ants
In pursuance Of n Judgment OF fore
closure and sale duly made and entered In
the above entitled action and bearing date
the i2th day OF April. lsbs. and OF an
order made In said action bearing date tho
10Th day ~ May. 1898 /. the undersigned
the substituted rcfepe IN tho aforesaid
last mentioned order named Will sell at
public auction IN the Real Estate Sales
rooms III Broadway. In the city OF New
York thorough OF Manhattan. on the l4th
day OF june lNrS AT - o'clock noon on
TINT day. by William NJ. Ryan. auctioneer.
the premises IN said Judgment entered and
therein described as follows:
ALI, that certain lot, piece or parcel
Of land with the buildings and improve
ments thereon situate. lying and being
In the ely OF New York. bounded and
described follows. viz: COMMENCING
Hundrcdth street. distant seventy-five
feet castcrly from the sOutheasterly cor
ner 81 Ninth avenue and One Hundredth
street, running thence sOutherly. ard
parable. with Ninth avenue. one hundred
fee, and eleven inches. thence casterly.
twenty four feet six inches. thence north
erly. parallel with Ninth avenue and part
81 the distance through a party wall one
hundred feet and eleven Inches to the
southerly side OF one Hundredth street,
thence westerly along the southcrly side
Of one Hundrcdth street. twenty-four feet
six Inches 10 the point or place OF begin
ming.
The following is diagram Of the prop
erty ~ be sold;
lA.l.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COIN.
" OF New York. The Emigrant Indus.
trial Savings Bank. plaintiff. against
William J. Mathews and others. defend-
ants.
ure and sale duly made and entered in the
above entitled action. and bearing date
the 18th day Of May. 1895. l. the UNDER
signed referee In said Judgment named.
will sell at public auction. at the New
York Real Estate salesroom. No. III
Broadway, In the Borough Of Manhattan
OF the city OF New York. on the seventh
day Of June. 1898. at twelve o'clock noon
OF that day by Philip 4. Smyth, auction
Ger. the premises In said Judgment mem
toned and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land. with the buildings thereon erected.
situate. lying and being on the southerly
side OF One hundred and fourth Street, in
the Borough OF Manhattan Of the City OF
New York, bounded and described as fol-
lows, viz:
line or side Of one hundred and fourth
greet dis,an. easterly one hundred feet
from the easierly side or line % Fourth
Avenue and opposite a party wall running
thence southorly parallel with Fourth Ave-
nue. and part OF the distance through .ald
marty wall one hundred feet eleven inches
UO01D 20 the centre line OF the block.
thence easterly along said centre l.ns
twenty feet 120D, thence northeriy parallel
with Fourth Avenue and part ~ the dis
lance through another party wall one hun
dred feet eleven inches 1oO IL 10 the said
southerlv side or line Of one hundred and
fourth Street, and thence westerly along
the southerly side or line OF one hundred
and fourth Street twenty feet 900 TO the
poin, or place Of beginning.
Dated New York. May 18th. 1893.
DANIEL CLARK BRIGGS.
Referee
RICHARD II. CLARKE,
PlaintiNs Attorney, ~ & 81 Cham
bers street. New York city.
10 L fnfth
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STANTON & HOPKINS,

Mulberry st.
The approximate amount OF the uens
or charges upon the premises 20 satisfy
which the property Is 10 be solo
$i2 1865 with interest thereon from the
9Th day OF April. 1898. besides the cos.s
and allowances amounting 10 S432Ov. WIZ
interest thereon from the 23th day OF
April. ls9S. besides the expenses OF tns
sale
The approximate amount OF the taxe~
assessments and other liens upon the prop
erty, which are 10 be paid by the referee
out Of the purchase money or allowed "
the purchaser. Is: o
Taxes Tor 1897. .$ioo"S
Unpaid water rents for meter OF 40 an
1879 ,,,'.,........ '...''''''..'' 30 %
Croton arrears. 1906. ............... 0xzv
Meter. Sept. 81. 1895. TO August ~ A
III. 1897. .........'.:... w."
Meter. August H. 1897. to March -
o, lcVS. ..... 49,. 80. ..'.'' >S
besides those since March 2ist. 1895. ana
since March 3. 1898. not fixed. making an
aggregate OF S34i.9O except those not liked.
TO which should be added the tnteress o
said amounts respectively,
Dated, New York. April 20. 1893.
DANIEL p. IN0RAHAAt
ReeoeoA l
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DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.

WATCHES INSURED FSEE
We make ami RtPAlA ali kinds OF
watches. putting ;hem IN perfect order as
cheaply a. possible. IL the COS, is 500 or
over WE WILL. GUARANTEE 10 keep II
81 perfect running der one year WITH
OUT ENTKA change. whether you drop
Il on a BRICK SIDEWALK or from tho
BROOKLYN BRIDGE Our policy PRO
TECTS YOU aggi INST any further costs
(nOt exceeding $1,000 FOR one year.
500 \ YEAR KEEPS YOUR WATCH
IN PERFECT RUNNING ORDER.
UNITED STATES OBSERVATORY
STANDARD TINE by SPECIAL WIRE.
NEENE'S WATCH STORE,
$40 FULTON STREET. NEW YORK.
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SURROGATE NOTICES.

Frank T. Fitzgerald. "a Surrogate Of tho
CITY and County OF New-f ork notice Is
hereby given t. all persons having claim,
against samuel -. McIl,rce. late Of tho
Clty OF New York. deceased. 70 present the
came with vouchers thereof 10 the sub
scrib.rs AT their place OF tran-actlng bust
ness, the office O., Williams x Ashley, No.
~ Broadway. IN the city Of New York.
on or before the Both day OF June next.
Dated New York. the Dist day OF De-
c.mher 1897. JAMES T. BARROW,
HERMANN MOOY FIR. Executors. WILL
lAMs e ASHLEY. Attorneys for Execu-
torp. No. 2O7 Broadway NewYork CITY.
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THE approximate amount OF the lien or
charge upon said property. to satisfy
which raid property II to be sold, is nine
teen thousand two hundred and thirteen
33-l0o dollars. with interest on eighteen
thousand eight hundred and seventy-nine
dollars from March 80. 1895 and with In
terest on three hundred and thirty-four
81 100 dollars from April 18th. 1898
The approximate amount OF taxes and
water rents. Hens upon the said property.
Is one thousand and sixteen SO 100 dollars,
with Interest"
Dated New York. MAY 18th, 1893.
Slf.AS II BROWNELI.
Substituted Referee.
TOWNSEND & MAHAN
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
IL Chambers Street.
New York Cts.
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Bcdcn st-
TIE acoroYrnats amount OF the lien o.
charge Is satisfy which the above de-
scr,bei property Is 20 be cold Is s24. S3s Is.
with interest thereon from the 2T;h Gay q
April. 1898. together with costs and allow
ances amounting 70 Si3I.59. with interest
from MAY i2ih. 1898. together with ths
EXPENSES ~ the sale. The approximate
amount - taxes. assessments. water rates
or other Hens which are T. be allowed 70
the purchaser GU, of the purchase money
or paid by The Referee is 500.
Tha premises will be sold subject 10
any ard all right, title and interest q
the y. Y. Elevated Railroad Company and
the Manhattan Railway Company or either
az them IN said Greenwich Street AMI no
land forming the bed thereof and TIA
easements therein. appurtenant 70 SAID
premises which are or may - necessary
for the construction. maintenance and op-
Grafton OF an elevated railroad IN sid
street.
FRANK u. ARTHUR. Referee.
JOHN W. PRISON.
Plaintiffs Attorney
No. $50 Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York.
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TIE approximate amount n, the lien 70
satisfy which the property is 70 be sold.
including costs. is s4.9l43i. with interest
from Nav 9th. 1898. and the approximate
amount 81 the unpaid taxes and water
rents IL S2l5. besides interest.
DANIEL CLARK BRIGGS.
Referee
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY or NEW
York.-Citizens' Savings Bank, plain
tin. against James Mooney AMI other.
defendants. In pursuance or a Jlig-
ment II foreclosure and sale duly made
and entered IN the above entitled action.
bearing date the .enth day of May 1893,
J. the undersigned. the Referee IN said
judgment named, will sell at public auc-
ton at the Exchange Saiesrooms. No. Ill
Broadway. in the Borough II Manhattan.
CITY OF New York. on the seventh day %
June. 1895 az twelve O'Clock nom on nat
day. by Bryan l.. Kennedy. auc'ioneer.
the premises directed by SAID judgment %
be sold. and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel <
land with the buildings thereon erected.
situate lying and being in the CITY OK
New York which said lot OF ground 10
known and distinguished on a Map Or
Chart OF the lands Of the Rector and
Inhabitants Of the city Of New York IN
communion with the Protestant Episcopal
number Eleven hundred and twenty-four
and ls bounded westerly in front BY
Greenwich Street. northerly by lot num-
Der Eleven hundred and twenty-five, east
said Rector and Inhabitants. and south.
erly by Beach Street. being az present
known by the street number as No Three
hundred and ninety-nine (399) Greenwich
Street at the n0rtheasterly corner q
Greenwich and Beach Streets; containing
In breadth in front and rear twenty-five
feet and In length on each side one hun
dred feet, be the same more or less.
Dated New York, May 10th, 15aS
FRANK d. ARTHUR. Referee.
JOHN W. PRISON.
Attorney for Plaintiff. ..t,-F
i'P Ror 1872 Il Manhattan. ~.
city Of New York.
The following IS a diagram Of the prom
ises described IN the foregoing notice Of
sale which are situate In the BorouGh Of
Manhattan. City OF New York.
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26th Street.
25th St

Tho spprox,rnate amount Of the lien or
.hargs - satisfy which the aboye-de-
scribed property is TO be sold Is 81; 2os 40
Win interest thereon from the 10Th Gay
OF April. 1893; together With costs ana
ferest from April Both. 1895, together with
the expenses OF the sale. The approximate
smoun, OF taxes. assessments. or other
liens which are to be allowed TO the
rrrchaser out Of the purchase money or
la ~ IN. Referee IL $45g.5T and interest.
dated New YORK. May "a. 1893.
u A Er.SRFRG. Referee.
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SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
OF NEW YORK. J. cCTH-
BERT. Plaintiff. against TIMOTHY u.
SULLIVAN and NELLIE SULLIVAN. bic
wife. and ors.. Defendants notice O., sale.
In pursuance OF Judgment OF t1reclos-
ure and sale. duly made and entered IN no
above entitled action. bearing date no
18th day OF April. ls9s !. the undersigned.
the referee in said judgment duly ap-
pointed. will sell at public auction at ne
New York Real Estate Salesroom, No. III
Broadway, In the Borough OF Manhattan
and city. County and State OF New YORK.
on the 18th day OF May. 1895, al l. o'clock
noon OF that day BY Peter F. Meyer. auc-
tioneer. the premises In said Judgment
mentioned and therein described. as COL
lows, viz;
ALL tina, certain lot OF land in the sixth
Ward OF city OF New York, with the ou.li.
ing thereon erected. bounded and described
as follows.
BEGINNING at a po,n, on the easterly
side OF Mulberry Street distant one hun
dred ard thirteen feet and one inch north.
erly from the northerly linz Of Park street
and running thence In an easterly direc-
ton. but slightly incllning 20 the north, az
the said lot Is now enclosed and occupiel
twenty seven feet and three inches. thence
easterly and at right angles with Mulberry
Street htty seven feet thence northe'ly
parallel with Mulberry Street twenty feet
and nire inches, thence westerly NJ r,snt
angles with Mulberry Street e,ghty-forr
feet and six inches TO the easterly line ~
Mulberry street. thence southsry along
the line last mentioned twenty-five f-es
and three inches TO the point or place OF
beginning. said premises being now known
MS number Forty ,40) Mulberry Street
Dated New YORK. April Goth. lses.
DANIEL Z. INGRAHAM.
RefereA
STANTON & HOPKINS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
81 Nassau Street.
New York city.
The premises 10 be sold are known -
number Forty Mulberry Street. ana the
following Is a diagram thereof:
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PkicEs.-5po secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought aud ex.
changed. GEORGE u. EDDY. 308 Madi-
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FURNISHED ROOMS,
FASHIONABLE HATTERS.

IS DERBY 81 so: So Derby. 81 80: s6 silk
hats. 81 80. 81 FATION'S. IS Liberty
ct. upstairs.
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>~Y~~~~~.r~~N~~>~~~~S~>>N ~@OO~"~0~>T~~NNN~S
"A LADY wants few rooms or par' ~
house ,or housekeeping In the county
Address stating very lowest terms. GREY,
"a. NNcSf l25.h-st
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JAMES n. FISK. Esq. .

Goth Street,
There arc no liens or incumbrances on
said preniissA
New York. May II. 1898
EZEKIEL FTXMAN.
Referee.
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HARDWOOD MANrELs a TILEs

s0.~.~r~NNNNN~SNNNNNN oNNNNrN.NN~~S~N
ELEGANT hardwood inantels. az W.
frepl9ces. gss logs. ShowTooms and fac
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