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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1899-08-03
No. 6ss.
AppLlc iTl0i FIR A PATENT
UNITED STATES LAND OFFIoR,
Carson City, Nevada. Dec. 2ith, 1885,

NJ oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT W.
~ f. Dean, through his Attorney In fact,
d. J. Bousfeld, whose Z. O. address IL Dean,
Lander county, Nevada, has this day flied
his application for patent to the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23

Division ct, 3. 20 Clinton At, <sIe5 Emil
SchAlk and ano va Ahlam Egbert ct al. foreoios
lien; attys, Atwater 4 {.
Fordham av. : " cor Bassford av. 34xl42.4Ilo.7
1l"2.4 TO beg Clarence Tucker ct al. trus &c, vs.
Erpcst Freise lr ct al: attys, 4 W W Buckley.
Grand Al. 227; Mary smith w VIM Pcper ct al
Attys. Townsend 4 NJ.
Lexington ay. 1904, and 1914 to 100 r 18th st;
Eagle Savings Loan 60 VS. John NJ Connor attys.
Grout VI II.
Webster av, e cor 17ath ct, ln.11721laH6s.ll;
Webster av. g q, 1871 lI"th st. l7.2X65.hKlII32;
Webster av. es. 33%s i5'th st. ;ax6S :atl7Iws.5;
Webster av, 80 "a l7pth 81, LENA 4Hl7I6Oll ;
Webster av. es. l7.2 lTath st i7.2Nh7 IoHI7In4.4
Webster av. =, "a 1THth st. ld.lN7lIloIt7 10;
Alden pI s, II " Wohster az. lhIiON irreR; Alden
pl, s. 50 Webster NV, l5X"O: 1INth at Q. 5S 10 q
webster Rv, 22.2X4O; Tnit"d States SavnGs Bank vs.
Bamuel vanderbeck ct al ats, morrill, s. n.
Webster av, T. 22E ,nthern Boulevard, 5or
I2oll: Decatur av, " cor Moshnlu PARKWAY. 5oI
15a.GIG5.5to Hull ~ KEEL to Parkway X 24B.ll:
james Eyerard VS. Michael allahan; atty. II
Neuberger.
81 av. $. 5a.s Franklin Az, o5GIIs; John G
Gulick vs. Ernest F-"sr, Jr. ct Al, ATTY, Marsle.
27th 81, s. 2I05 g 9th iv ~. oIgS. 50: Mary +
Kerr VS. VIM II GildersCevc O. al; attys. Adams / d.
T2l at. g cor ~ av. dOE3I,5X irrog; John Wy
SONG et al. trus. &c. John Heyman ct AL atty. Ii
Miller.
l5a,h SIS cor Forest av. 10 to Jackson Az. !
0oNl75 To Forest av 40; Frederick Mccarthy vs.
Christina Henderson and ano; atty. williamson.
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Private Sales.

Archibald Watt is reported 10 have sold the
entire vacant block bounded by Lenox and
Seventh avenues l42d and 43d streets.
Hall J. How 4 Co. have sold Ave lots on the
avenue. oo
1876 on the northwest corner OF Ninety seventh
street and Broadway,
Monheim MonheIm have sold to Valitzki
d Hellman tho old buildings. Nos. ~ to 81
Monroe street. on plot 42xH7
Frederick F. Buser and Susie D. iut have
bought the two dwellings on the north aide OF
avenue,
Mrs, Mary Z. Palmer has bought the four
story brownstone dwelling. on lot 1UxlOO No.
lO2 West Fifty-seventh street
SAMUEL I. Jacobs has bought the OLD build 11
samuel 4. Robinson has bought the old
buildings. on lot69I94. Nos. 274 to 27S First
aVanuA.
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Bernard GAlevsh TO Adolph Goldsame..
Columbu. Av, t2e, " =, 7d.s n aoth st. 25:o
Ti9oi May and VIM De L. walbridgs 70
Decatur nv, MS $50 Moshoiu Parkway, so
xi1O, John Dersch"idt to William Carl.
Decatur ay, u =, 400 Mosholu Parkway. 90
alio; William Carl to Katherine Der
1ntervalo av. Q =, POOL n westchester nv,
ibIlOU, Geo W Flagg e. Hiram A Decker.
Laight vt. sp. extends from West TO wash
inRtun at. 22bXU2,d. Hubert 1t, cor
Washington at, 23s5N irreg; Thomas W
pearsall and ano. trustees Of Paul sponord
,,otsl. 70 the Linde Company ,..,.,..,..;;s
no: Israel and Theresa Joscfsohn to Clara
Morris st. SIS. 100 Madison Az. a5Ii25;
Eleanor Rol to John J Schaeht. $500. i,
or l49th st i0xH5, Chas d Cleveland. ref,
TO John De HAITI. ,....,,.,.....,.
Warren 81, ~ ns 2hNl0Oi Frances W n.y.
I'd nv, n W cor 9th st. 76.3X irrng; Hortense
Mead to Abraham stern and lsidorc Jack
5th 1t. 40, 23rG7:; Samuel j. Ruth and Rs.
chol Hoffman to Louis Cohen. ............
9TH av, 2se and 2s5 n cor 2dth st, 4a.6I
100 Edwd Browning to Henry H Peters.
eth ay, al, VS.. 6G.s SD It, ll.s1i9oi
Sophie Dersismes. extx Of Edward
Deraismcs 10 bernhard I:ohmann. -.
bert i Gnacienbush, cxr Of Herman
Lantcr. to Pinyus Lowon!eld and william
6Ist Al, 30. as, 1919 Columbus Az, ls.0I
luo.i; Geo X Bourne to John Clancy.
61st st, ~. ss. 5p Columbus aN. 1S.6N
1Oo.5; Gro bourne to John j clancy. =.
13+th st.'n =, 49, W Lincoln av, 2oXlO0;
Nashti Eaton 20 John Il ID yle.u... y..,..
1G1d 81. N3i and -BS 81. l'i.p " caldwell
av. 37.6Iup; Cauldwcli av.,uOs. 3. 2od.li
1884 at. uSXloO: Peter = Decker to Clara
bcVhtr, zee. .'''''''
lTSth It. as. 6D.2 worth st. PIN irrcgu
lar: Henry klauber to Theresa klauOcr..,
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Recorded Mortgages.

c!"s?hsn t. to- National saving; BsnS City
crot1na az. es' Ia wo5drun av. 25Il50;
Park Nv West. " =. .on.G 1874 st; Ernest Il
Wintersmth to Northern improvement
Grove St, =. lots 10 and H. map East
fremont Burton smith to Edw'd
Lot sa biSsS Mapcs estate Henry Der. LOW
win and ano to harry tonp a,mHsa 1000
Krone iV or to Elijan E.ys. : yrs ,.'',.":.. $500
Monroe st, lad Wolf Fhdman to Charles ,oo
M"ntceiio az, VS., 100 Jefferson Az; Felix
prnnrer ana ano to Rosie Mchterich. de. 49,.
sS5ssS; t: h5s G T Mis'? 81 A. 5ohnJ
Union av. W =. l25 l5lst st: William and
Elizabeth Wainwright to Paul NJ herzor.
Uninn aS, 5. 2o5 5 i5lst st. proposed; OO
william, Y, M and ElH.6oth Wainwright to Ma ,,,,
w wi T an and EIHabe,h I Wsinwrisht to Ma
ria Power and ano, 3 rrs. .......,.,...... $3.50
Union .y, s lo6 l'Ist st. pfncP,%ssd;
saw and Isabel n Miles, yrs.:...,,.....,. $3.50
10 Wi,sm prnn ~ IT1sph
Frances W Ryder. yr..........::...,....,. 1900
ny Life Ins Co. 50 yrs ...,-..... 10000
ano to tiortsnso Mead, mos ....:...,,... 10000
schmiI. sale tense demand. ...,..,...,... $500
prrasmes, eIrx, r.. 3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000
23d ST. II c g, 26S.bR 4th av; Cath Gum
sot He Of sfe t = yrs . .'., $500
Gath st. =, 3O7h I'd Rv; Friedrich
e1rs yrs ,....',.,,.. ....,.,' $500
47th at. 43a W, Michael Stanton and ano
to Ellen A Herbert and auo, eXrs. 4 mos. 1000
Goth st. Il p III sd av, Eliza Errrgrr and
ano to Equitable Life Assur Society. N
F siivermau to the city Mortgage Co. yr. 10000
siiyerman to the city MortgaEe Co. yr. $4,000
to Wilhelm A NJ Lo"we and ano. ~ yrs. 1000
noyl. to va;hti q Eaton. 4 mos 49,, $500
DOYLE to vaskti @ TAton, mos .::.:..:;.,: 1000
and sn M TO Henry MeGabe, W. ......... $50
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Snents 9tantsa-Nla

AGENTS Make $40 Daily Selling N-rly's
"FIGHTlNG IN THE PHIIIrPINES,"
l6O vivi! hslttrne photographs from Manila -Is
In. "OIR SEW POS ENSIONS," the ir-t col.
lection photographs NJ the Dewey Islands D. rto
30 and Gu a. Outnt Il either album iro.ndiag
Ilstc copy free for II 'enIs con or sHmpN. both
albums for 30 cents. Order quirt avoiding Uuus,cs
skry correspondence; money rcfUn led u not salts
factory. albums must be seen 10 be appreciate
siI Million books Ssned yearly-Catalogue Free.
AufI9 4ESSYSoS HIEfE IYGG YREiL fsfR'o
2b0 Wabash Az, Chicago. ia FHth Ay.. New York
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Snrnts afaatfd-aitalrs

A GENTS wanted for " The Life of Adm raj Dewey"
IA AMI Battles IN Philippines. by on Ger Young Of
tho Olympia; 800 pages beautiful book illustrAtedt
only 81 so; exclusive territory; hg pruhtA rn1rAn-
tCed; outnt free; act quick. NATIONAL Pt d. CO.,
o and Washington ST., Chicago
SALFSMEN calling on any line - trade. city or
Dccuntry'. We have best side line offered, over
100 different styles OF the handsumtst calendars
ever put on the market most liberal CONN issiuns
offered 80 per cent? Agents can easily make $40
TO 500 weekly. Guaranteed the Lest line TO he
found anywhere Give rcfoiences THE AMERICAN
ANTEl-FAithful persons e. travel; salary,
w straight. no more no less $3.50 and cIpenscst
reference inclusr srlfaddrcssrd stamped envelope.
A. j. MUSSOS, Sec'y, CnIton building, Chicago.
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S'EHMsHir rONCE LlUyCHI D.
'"e vessel viii Ply Between New York
and Porto Rico.

p,"lANiNHToN. Del. July 1.-THE steamship
e.n''' nHi't for tho New York and Porto Rico
"Sn'p company. was launched at the
,"..S al IN" Harlan and Hollngsworth Com
S"ry ,"-'ayI Treasurer Roll and Secretary
Nor. , ~ mo company arrived from New
now" IfI WNf" present at the launch As the
iy N>n,I1 M down the ways she was named
t.rn,, ~ i.Iiheth b, Gilpin. The Ponce ia the
',,r,W""h New York and Porto Rico The
Ju..ilnnE as" has under con structon the San
'"., NNLNU n q sister shin to the poncn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23

Bowery, iGa. and l3l Chrystic ct; Pauline
Glassmann to Jacob Spiro and Samuel
tlps, Nr .,..t......... ..........,. ,'....
Lewis ct. ~; Gcreon Hymsn to Simon
Levy. . years. ........................ ,;;,.. ;
Snu liarhor to stewart, Howe X May O..
10 yrs, per yr,,......,.. -,....,.. .......'.: .
ID ay. 1864, store, &c; Peter Peterson to
Bryan Scvins, Al yrs...................,..
eth nv. 5lI; John Hewlett to hdolph Luhrs.
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Killed by "A Moving Machine.

-, W''H' Conn, July - Timothy Hay
VINO resides IN tho Solomon Smeod farm M
SGaE"r Ridge. in the northerr mart ~ thIs
nov was thrown yesterday afternoon from a
lore tbsS machine directly in front Of IT, and be-
'"e hoisss could be stopped he was Killed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23
Assignments of Mortgages.

Culhert, Anna VI. to Karoline d Foley. ......
Herman. Susan G. and anN. eIrs. &c. to
the Mutual Life lrs Go. ,..,... .........
Krumviede. Anna, to Flea Weber. .........,,
Quinlan, Daniel J. and aEp to James Mo-
Smyth, Maine" NJ. to Leo Burridge.....,
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Robert "
Cooper. ....................
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Personal 91ntirrs.

| WANT TO KNOW and communicate with any rcla.
Uon OF lnr rather, lcabul richardson, He Was
MARRIED IN Henry county No, and died thrre ~
years AGO. lac moved Around good deal. and any
body knowing q his relations rill please write me
DANIEL klCHAhDSOS, Ridge Farm. Ill.
ISFURMATION wanted.-If William Cartrght who
i married MARY Taylor OF oakland county. Mich.
about forty years ago. Will address q, boz 1853 Bun
once. he will hear news Of his son.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23
Lis Pendens.

Macdougal at. 179 Leon Walter va Archibald
j Russell Ct al; ejectment proceedings: attorneys.
L X l. Nathot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23
Plans Filed for New Buildings.

Broadway and Houston At, cor; i'm.
BH Brkmr, arShittct; ro,t '.,,, 49,. $4,000
Broadway AMI IO-th st. cor, eight.story
ts tt cost si''' ,''e' 100000
broadway and luath at. W cor, eight story
te "s cost s'1 'o", Nv, ''' -, 100000
Front and JAG son sts. cor; siI.story
stein, architect; cost ,..,,.,,, ,,.,',.,, $4,000
Fulton st, li3. Improvement to lofts;
COddinyton, owner; q Morrell, arrhi-
trrt' cost Aoo
Park av, ll"7 imrrovcmcntto dwelling;
Ehrct, owner; hAstTer, architect cost. 5000
Summit av. of; IS 1924 ST. two three'story
dwellings; Adolph Alexander, owner;
hickman 4 Deislrr, architects cost -. 5000
WhitlOck st and ibith At, n e'cor; improve
nent To dwelling: Ahearn, owner;
G!llinghAm. architect; Cos, ...........,... 5000
32d At, 1927 j.. improv, mont to dwelling:
Annie Flynn. owner, V O'GOHnor. Archi-
tcct. cost ........... ..,....,........ S7b
b5th st, go W; Improvement to dwelling:
q Barthuld, owner, Charles Ar druss,
architect; cost 800
5Itn IT. 10 W, IMPROVEMENT to dwelling;
Mrs. Msclay owner, II. W. Trenor Arohi
ttct; cost. ..,........ $50
losth st, rs. W. q LIST az, one story she'd:
JOsephin" SchnOEmacher, owner; q
Lohs" architect; cost. .....,....... ...... 1000
l3Hth st, S. 1871 " Wills av, Improvement
to dwelling; Hugo Seller. owner J W
RingrOse, architect; cost .,,.... ....,.... 5000
16+thst, ms. 100 stu Az, hvs-story hat;
tcS, cost e', "2DD, .,sn $4,000
bath At and 9Th av, n . cor hve-stOrY fat;
FJSchnugg owner; W Robinson, Archi-
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tfirst-Class Arlp-trmalrs.

(NHAMBERMAID and waitrrss! thoroughly compe.
Y tent. city country private family; references
NJ A. box 5+d Sun uptown office. l2hh Broadway.
(NHAMBERMAlD, Will assist waitress or wait on
" lad! good references private family. NJ c., box
b51 Sun uptown office, 1895 broadway.
NHAMBERMAtD -- Understands her work thor.
" oughly best references. d. X, box $50 Sun up
town Office 1898 Broadway.
uOUSEwORRER- rlan cook and laundress; good
III references ). Co. box 54I sun uptown Office,
1913 broadway.
7 AUNDRESS. willing t. do chamberwork; no
- shirts. collars and cuffs, good references. NJ r..
box Dos sun uptown Office, 1895 Broadway.
NTRSFr-Thoroughly trustworthy hurso tngrow.
~ ing children. NJ. II, box 5+S sun uptown Office,
1898 Brosdwty
DhRIORMAtD or nrst-clasS chambcrmaid: CITY or
i country; best ref renee. A. H., box Jo2 sun
uptown office. l2H1 Broadway.
u THOROUGHLY competent infants nurse; wages
$50 t. s25; excellent references. X. d.. box % .
Sun uptown Office. 1903 Broadway.
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Mondays Auction Sales.


Slxty.flrst street. No. 22S, south side, 2So feet
west OF second avenue, 2Oxl 0,5. three,NoTy
i. Ternhach ct al. NJ, Il. 4 I. S: fsaaGs, nttor-
reya Renhep II. underhIl. referee; amount
due, Sl2,023. subject TO taxes, DC, $40
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on,olnl Recorded Tran.ters

Bowery 1872. and 1913 ChTystie st. 1861
22o.S; Pauline GlassmSnn to Rachel
so~sry. s.ii5 BIyard 81 lsI irregular
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Sranttd-femalts.
HARLEM THE SUM-
40 WEST 125TH ST.,
BRANCH. NEAR rrso. Ar

A LADY with thorough knowledge of fancy work,
IN Including erochetine Knitting. modern lac, ,y,
writer permanent oPSs s;SS aAaAzSE E's s.aH "5''
A pTIfiCIAL FLOWERS and feather-. Wanted,
broadway, 10th floor. GEORGE l.EdG.
A RT1FIc1AL FLOWERS. Good flower makers:
"a also learners wanted MAN MEUEk. o5'o10s
RrIFICIAL FLOWERS Wanted, good bunchcr
"A on roses. MAX MEuER, ob.1i.ep Blocker ST.
RooKBlNDERs.-wan td. in Philadelphia bind
stitching machine fCr book worn =" one S
70 geography work preferred. Address PHlLA, =.
WATERss BIND RY. 1oa Fulton ct.
RooKBINDERs.- E1perienced hand folders. pas:
c. LkwIs. 2is William st.
u hand folders. L. IVES i SONS, ~ Howard st,
RooKBlNDERs.-pagers on blankbooks. X. h =.
- Co. 40 William at.
E'XPEHIRSCED HANDS on fancy feathers; good
AZ wages nice. ventilated place.
LA WAKE CO., TAI Broadway.
app t1 sn G Sh
way. corner 10th st.
L'XTEHT HAND FOLDERs-Timo work 1879
~ Leonard st.. Attn floor.
EASCY FEATHERS Bird mounters, good pastors
THOMAS H. WOOD CO.. Gao proaawuy.
FANCY FEATHERS : Experienced pastor. and
broadway and Attn 81.
FANCY FEATHER makers, quill buucheis and quill
r nnpdi iTy yoSd wages EaI1 go, -. ,,.
L'ANCY FEATHER MAKERS wanted; good pay
j. KAUFMAN. Bond It.
FANcY TEATHER hands q al hinl7 h.,t p,y and
67G Broadway.
FANCY FEATHERS Steady employment given
with highest Tass Il sfr'ren'ea l w RrSsgx,v
LTANCY FEATHERS. -wantcd, experienced hands
Broadway.
FANCY FEATHERS Good hands on fancy feather RS
L wanted. MAX MEUER IS, o., 80 Blocker st.
FANCY FEA!HERs.--Brlsht. tidy lo,rncrs paid
L while learning. L. HENRY ( co. 72i Broadway.
EANCY TEATHElRs Wanted. good lands 50 on fancy
FANCY FEATHER. Good hands work given ont;
L good pay. II. HoFHEIMEE & CO., 1853 Crosby -.
LANCY FEATHER HANDS wanted: good pay
L GoopKIND GUINzBURG. 6dl Broadway. NY.
Fancy TFE hs9H sro,sw,,
oPERATORs.-EX STRAW
nfiSbERs AsS &!EERs - LA6 ts
OSTRICH FEATHERs-,sewer.. stemmers and
s.LEvY. 40 Blocker st.
XVANTFp--well qualified designer for ladies'
Address stating experience and salary expected,
"TP-TU.bkfE," box 1870 sun Office.
i} xSp sd
co, Springfield. Mass.
NTANTFD--E1peri, need hands on fancy feathers,
w also bid mOuntors steady employment: good
wages. FUCKER JOSEPHY. 7l5-Tl7 Broadway.
w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl 70 pack flowers and
w feathers. 6a7 Broadway, between 2 and l.
NOTNG GIRL 10 fold circulars: fair pay steady
L job. BCRRELL h CORR. ?, 4 and g Lispenard
st city.
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DIR. CONRAD'S SANITARIUM Scientific. skill
~. full treatment Of all Diseases q; women; private
rooms: every convenience aud appliance. consulta-
tons, y A. ". to OF NJ. can or write tor booklet.
l27 West 9Th -. hate II. Tel. $3.50 3Sth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23

nOCTuR MRS REITiIARD HOHLNANN. regular
~ phy-,rian; 50 years experience: treats female
Irregularities scientifically. single or married;
siri, tly private. III 9Th ay., near 4~th ~.
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NIisceIlaneous-Sale or Rent.
New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

WANTED to sell, large tracts Of Southern farms.
w timber lands. and rec plantations. VIII
change for income property in tho North. Address
+. BROBSTOS Imperial Hutol. New York. or BROB.
STON FENDIG 4 90. Brunswck, Ga
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Rcal CStatr at'Gntrd.

WANTED Small dwelling house unfurnishsd
w west side, below l35th 81. Adde'S ]. J, f..
box 30. Bun office
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A DIR AND MRS. SIMPSON. the leading specal-
~ lists in New York, successfully treat all female
complaints and irregularities; - years eIperie &c;
private sanitarlIEI; trained nurses; treatment guar
nutccd. FREQ confidential advice, y to g. ~ West
18th ST., near Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23

A LADY with thorough knowledge of fancy work.
IA including crochetinE. knitting, modern lace
making, 40, ana with some training as descriptive
writer; permanent Dsitiun to right person, Address
COSMOS MAGAZINE, Station U.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23

pooKBlNDERS.-want in a Philadelphia bind
~ cry. an experienced operator on Singer thread;
etitching machine for book work: one accnstom,
20 geography work preferred. Address PHlLA., =.
y, box lllB.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23
A RrIFICIAL FLOWERS. Wanted. good bunchcr
"a roses. MAX MEuER. 66.Ni. Bleecker st

A RTIFIC1AL FLOWERS. Good flower makers:
"A also learners wanted. MAN MECEk. d5.oI.0p
rkar
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Stltdira!.

OLD DIX, EKFY, = N"nrS a Sp"rlhIiht IN
diseases of men only. Qui kcst permanent cure
guaranteed in all the disease, peculiar - men, blood
POISON skin diseases. kducr aud bladder trouble,
weak ess nervous debility errors Of youth, bad
dreams undevcloped organs. inpcdimcuts to mar
riage &c. Consult old DR.. Grey hr.t; lie tho old
est established and the longest in practice OF any
specialist in the city. ONE over 30 years at l2O
Fast 9TH ~. Union square. Hours to q; Sun
days Dtr g. Scientific treatment; advice free. Medi-
cine My 90 cents. No charge unless cured.
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A HTIflCIAL FLOWERS and Feathers. wanted
IN learners; must be over Ia years of age, IO7
Broadway, 10th floor, GEORGE l.ELfG.
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RoOKBlNDERS.- E1perieaced hand folders, pas.
- tors and coyerers wanted. Estate OF EUGENE
g. LkWIS, 2lS William st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23

RooKB!NDERY.-Errer gatherer wanted;
- one who understands paAtinR.
MATERSs Bind RY. 100 Fulton 81.
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atantrd-aaales- ae,iscellanrpus.

NJ AHTEp-watchcase cngravers Anply
w JOSEPH FAHYS \ co. 81 Maiden lane.
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BRADFORD.

The ladies' union prayer meeting
this afternoon is with Mrs. X. j. COT
frin.
Mrs. Ada Granger of Nashua, N
H, is the guest of Mrs. H. b. Cham
berlin.
B. E. Bullard of Manchester, n. H.,
has been visiting his uncle, H. B. Mar.
tin.
Miss M. Jean Nelson of South Rye.
gate is clerking in Mrs. G. H. Curtis
millinery store.
Clarence Martin has gone to Essex
where he has been elected principal of
Essex Classical Institute.
Mrs. Augusta Rowell Beckwith left
yesterday for Boston and New York
after fall millinery goods.
Mrs. Frank E. Merrill of Corinth
has been spending few days with her
mother, Mrs. ID. X. Andross.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Crook of Maiden,
Mass, have been spending few days
with Capt. and Mrs. P. S. Chamberlin.
Lillian Martin has returned to Barre
where she has been engaged for an
other year in the Spaulding High
School.
Miss Fannie Eastman went to Roy
alton Saturday where she has the po-
sition as principal of the Royalton
Academy.
The Brandon Fair, October 3, and
promises to be the most successful
one ever held in that place. The man.
agement is putting forth every effort
to make it such.
The total number of scholars in the
village schools is now 1856, divided as
follows: High school 80, Grammar, 35,
First intermediate 26, Second Inter
mediate 80, Primary ~.
L. J. Brown left yesterday for De-
trolt, Mich, to attend the annual ses-
sion of the Sovereign Grand Lodge, l.
o. o. F., as representative from the
Grand Encampmento of this state.
A team standing in front of Mrs. G.
H. Curtis store Tuesday afternoon
came near being demolished. The
horse, frightened, started suddenly to
make the turn around the block, run
ming into post and the corner of the
building. The only damage was
sprained axle. Mrs. Charles Taggart
and niece were in the wagon. They
may have been trihe frightened but
kept their seat and were not hurt.
The last Fair is sometimes the best
and the management claim this will
be the case at the st. Johnsbury Far
Sept. 1921. The last two days are full
of special features that will interest
both young and old, including races
for purses of $1,000 and between heats
interesting exhibitions of skill and an
imal training on platforms In front of
the grand stand. Prof. Bonette and
lady aeronaut will make an ascension
in hot air balloon, with parachute
drop, each day, and the horseless car
riage will be on the track at different
times and race with a running horse
the last day.