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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-09-27

"Can dogs find their way home
from distance?" is the question fre-
quently asked. It's according to the
dog. If it's one you want to get rid
Of, he can find his way back from the
Philippines. If it's good one, he's
apt to get lost if he goes around the
corner.
For wounds, burns, scalds, sores,
skin diseases and all irritating crup-
tions, nothing so soothing and healing
as DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Mrs.
Emma Bolles, .-.Matron Englewood
Nursery, Chicago, says Of it: .sWhen
all else fails in healing our babies, it
will cnre. !" Evans Pharmacy.
= 10 cleanse and brighten carpet
put three tablespoonfuls of ammonia
into pail Of clean water and 60 over
the surface Of the carpet with a cloth
we'll wrung from the liquid.
= It's bad enough to be dude,
but it S worse to be subdued.
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A Cat Worth Having.

George Mathis, farmer living near
Red Jackets Mound, New York, on the
Naples road, has 3-year-old daughter
and large Maltese tom cat. The
child as in the garden yesterday
afternoon playing with the cat, its
almost constant companion. She saw
rattlesnake about 4 feet long down
the path. She started toward it to
play with it. The cat looked after
her and saw the snake. AS the child
approached, the rattler threw itself
into coil, sounded the alarm and pre-
pared to strike. When the child came
almost within striking distance, a
streak Of gray flashed through the air,
struck the snake 8 tail and bounded to
one side.
The rattler turned to attack the cat,
which backed up, yowled and spit.
The child ran screaming toward the
house. Mr.. Mathis, who was close ut
hand heard the scream, picked up
club and ran into the garden. He saw
the snake strike at the cat and the
latter dodge the blow. Before the
snake could recover itself the cat rush
ed at the snake, but failed to secure
hold. It bounded out Of danger
while the snake recoiled. Mr. Mathis
approached and the snake turned its
head. The cat rushed again, caught
the snake just behind the head and
held Oh. The rattler twisted, ,wriggled,
withered and rolled over. It threw
the cat of it's feet two or three times,
but could not loosen it's hold. In q
few minutes the rattler Strengthened
out and lay still except for jerky
movement in its tail. It was dead.
The cat has been a snake killer since
it was kitten: Mr.. Mathis says he
would not take 81 900 for it.
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There's always hope while there S
Ooe Minute Cough Cure. ''An at
tack of pneumonia left my lungs in
bad shape and I was near the first
stages Of consumption. One Minute
Cough Cure completely cured me. .
writes Helen McHcnry. Bismack, n.
D. Gives instant relief. Evans
Pharmacy.
= Some ulen get up in the world
only as high as the elevator goes.
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"A local paper published a long
obituary Of man who had died in the
community, closing with the state
ment that long procession Of people
followed the remains to their last
roasting place. y The family read the
notice and discovered the supposed
error and asked the editor to make a
correction in the word roasting, but
he said he could not do it until seven
years back subscription had been paid.
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Valuable Plantation for Sale.

TH n ACRES, more or less, Oh Bsa-
i 9E verdam Creek. in high state
of cultivation. 80 acres bottom land, 30
in pine woods, IA IN pasture, 100 in cotton
and. houses on it. Bounded by Rev.
George Rodgers, A. M. Guyton and 9th
ere. Will sell on easy terms. Purchaser
to pay for papers and stamps. For fur
ther particulars apply to NJ. Berry Will
liams, Guvton, 8. c.. or
MISS LIZZIE WILLIAMS,
Anderson, e. c.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.
July IL, 1899

WYE offer for sale the following Tracts
w of Land
lat. The Hopkins Tract, situate in Pick.
ems County, containing two hundred
acres, more or less.
ID. The G. W. Miller Tract, containing
one huodred and twenty four aoree, more
ar lese. This Tract has upon it good
Mil snd Gin.
81. All that part Of the Home Tract OF
Dr q. C Miller, lying in Anderson
County, being eighty acres, more or less.
These three Tracts of Land lie on the
waters Of Eighteen Mile Creek, respec-
lively, within ono and halfto three miles
of the towns Of Pendleton, Clemson Col
lege and Central on the Southern Il. r.
These Lands are finely wooded, With
uplands and low lands in cultivation.
For further particulars apply To Jas. T.
Hunter, Pendleton, S. c., or John T.
taylor, on the premises.
". ". HIMONS,
CARRIE T. GIMONS,
RESSlE E. HOOK,
Exsc. Est. DR.. II. e. Miller.
Aug 80. 1899 10 Bun
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Good Enough to Take.

The finest quality Of loaf sugar is
used in the manufacture Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and the roots
used in its preparation give it flavor
similar to that Of maple syrup, making
it very pleasant to take. AS medi-
cine for the cure Of coughs, colds, Ia
grippe, Group and whooping cough it
is unequaled by any other. 1t always
cures, and cures quickly. For sale by
Hill Orr Drug Co.
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BILL ARP'S LETTER.
Arp on Divorces.
Atlantic Constellation.
nd now our own strong men are sing

w y" |" 'VAV0t nv
ing:
wherever nature needs,
Wherever labor calls,
No job I'll shirk Of the hardest work
To shun the workhouse walls;
No aims I ask, give me my task
Here are the arm, the leg,
The strength, the sinews of man,
To work and not to beg"
BILL ARP.
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(s) REGULAR station; (f) Flag station.
viii also stop at the following stations
to take on or let of passengers: Phin.
news, James and Sandy Springs.
No. u connects with Southern Railway
No IL at Anderson.
No.G connects with Southern Railway
Nos. 12, 81 Nud SO at Seneca.
J. r. ANDERSON, Snrt.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT,
WILMINGTON, N. c., Jan. l6, 1895.
Fast Line Between Charleston and Co.
umbia and Upper South Carolina, Nortr
Carolina.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
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Pullman palace slespins cArs on Trains IS aud
on these trains serve all meals enroute.
Trains leave Apartanbnr8, A. q G; diyihon'
northbound. o:as q. M. a:N p. m.,. 6:l3 p. M,
svestibule Liinited); southbcupd 9;2e q. m''
Trains leave tIreenSille, A. and G. division,
Herthbound, 80 a. m, e:3l p; m. and "a p M,
}vesttbuled I.imitedl southbound, l:2o 2. m.'
l:so p; M, l2o y. n; vsssibulsd Limi!sd1; S,,n,,
alseninv cars between Columbia and Aahevills
enroute daily between Jacksonville and Cncin
nat.
Trains 10 AMI IA carry superb Pullman parlor
cars between Charleston and Ashovllie.
FRANK 8. CANNON. j. M.CU ~,
Third V-p. 4: Cen. Mgr, Traffic Mgr.
Washinpton. ID. G., Washington, D. g..
w. A. TURK. s: IL HARDWlCA;
Gen. Pass. Ac't. As teen. fass. as
Washington. ID. e. Atlanta. 0A
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jJfffth.
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other Observation-Disclosures. g.,
Wendover-ave. g. iiGii Il Of webster-ave. 30
xS3.sxJoxs3.3. 20 Emil Meyer. ........... T.
Broo<-ave, =. ~ n 5 of Wendover-ave 25x6Ox
2Ix7O.2; same % william ROsenZveg .......... l.,
Thompson 50. No q. :. p. iOxiOO. Laemmein
Buttenwieser and another 70 Fl0rne A Albright
Henry-st No 236 23.3xiOOx23 4xiOO, Aphra
Baldwin 10 Irving kempuer ................. ~
bth-sf. =. 2iO6 n . Of Avenue C. % 6x9G: Mary
Galllnger and another 20 Harris Mandelbaum
hNi hnNinfF a
Sulliyan-st. No ilg, = 2JNlOO Joseph I. But
teawieser 10 Flor.ne A Albright ..........-
5th-st, Nos ia and 1l6 East 4Jxs6. Charles Selg-
10 Harris Mandebaum and another .....
3Sth-st, No l4s East 2OXySe. William 7 Shedd
executor and trustee Carrie II Shedd .... Il.
Park-ave. g. 17.2 n 0f 18th ~. 2Jx7j; George
Hall 70 David Israel ........s........... 20.
40th-st. No l46 East. 25x1Op.5, Carl Roedel
spsrger 20 Emile Roedelsperger -.-...........
ll6th -. No G6 West runs lOOllx X
6tx g29 70 81 " %. Edward La Fetra
70 Rose Bcfndy .s....s..s
l2ist-st. - n Of Park-ave. 20EiO0 II.
Mary Michael 10 William Seggle ........-......
Fult0n-ave 200 II of Bayard-st l6sX
100 Frederick Habe 70 Brkbeck Investment
Savings and Loan co of America ..........
ll2th ST. n = 500 II OF sth-ave IjxlD.l; =.
Wilber LarremOre to Nelson Stilweu. ....... %
Elton-ave. n corner l55th-st 25xa@6. John
Rogan referee TO George STARK. ....-...-....-+ !.
Eton-ave. W =. p II n OF i55th-st. 25x9s.6 same
Jackson-aye W s. 20 It 3 Of l56th-s, 20ox73sx
20Ox75.3 John Diehl 70 George Fowler......
Lot - block . 929. map 176 lots Bathgate estate;
Emst-Marx-Nathan Co to John Naughton...
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ph,n,n. Linn and other local

III aay. Phillips. Linn and other local
bought 81. were buyers. in some instances 'ahn,s
profess liverpool was 80 lower far's was On
the '"s NC: -four prices were paruous',s ~.
eouai - c,earances were hOoW pusne''. i"o
sesooai had only 255 cars. against S4S iaS' yea,
Nor'n~ars were ia against 6' al pI,s"a1' pO.,s
here the' l5s 900 bushels. against 4S" pusheis
there "e'e >,r.york reported 10000 bushels wheat
last year. .,,co1 and announced that saooN ousheis
sold 70 - contract TO clear for Portusal IN Maien'
ve'e u" business was done from mere anu D'us
80 sApp.o sApp-s ont Of the way. on the curo May so'u
we're il.Is'
', rsG7sc. ..,o, with wheat closing lsc
COZ" onening and sac over last night 1t wa
s'e' Low market. howevet. May opening ai wa
rtheI sv~ So 2s,1as7c and closed at &c sellers
sold pe'" large l4440c0 bushels at Western
ReoePN .,rst e7sOoo bushels las; year. The IN
points s.-o Uas 57S cars with 4s0 for Thursday
spe'~ vas l4Gld lower. seaooard ciearahces
Lvepo.s, c,o bushels Country offerings were small
were A large receipts are, however, on the
The psuos6 rate which went into effect on Feo-
rev Receipts after next week will show
TlSI' ealing of: shipping sales from here ABOUT
=. sn1 ~, bushsls On the curb May was &c ,-..
~ ~. vere up as in sympathy The speculative
OaN slow one. May closed at 2sSsc; July at
rs0s p.oents lS2 cars with $50 for tomorrow.
~ ssIes from here about no bushels. half
Shipping saIes .
ms.sod o was hrm opening at s. lSA for May
f =, closed Tuesday. selling between 81 10 ana
,s, and closing at 81 IS. Minneapolis had Il cars
90 Only l. Chicago a.
PROVISIONS were firm but narrower FLOOR nrarees
io,ng about all the business. Inc market
NSe sS,-od with wheat Pork closed 7i9c over
s'Fso,. lard and ribs 2isc over There were S2V"
r,,h 90 for Thursday. Prices at the yaros
h's ,r,hanged Shipments were moderate Inere
s rss = yO hoss West. against N,VI @ y Iasr Seai
vIsr - 70 receipts are expected from now on
SaeA..ss cI~b puts on MAY wheat closed CT '2Ssc
Sh 81 7SS,c Puts on May corn at Se'sc' calls
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NEW BIILD1NG PLANS.

Jerome-ave s. 277 q of i67th-st; for four
two-story frame dwellings - sNi" and %
George " McAdam. jr. owner. Franke. archi- 49, -.
lS1st-st. n 125 n Of Tark-ave for four hve
story brick hath0uses 2jXS3. John A Pcken.
architect ......,.....-..' $1,000
Ol!ver-st Nos 100 and 1O2. for sX-story and
basement brick 1athouse 40NtO. Thomas B-ody,
owner. Horenburger s;raub No ID Bowery, -
architect 5Vp
Tth-st No 2J4 and 25G East. a six-stOry brick
fathouse 37x77.l0. with basement Michael
Hanon owner, Horenburger strauh No ID -
1l9th-st n s. ~ n 2 OF 5th-ave: for four six
story brick aathouses 27.6 and 27xss Henry
PeIbsm architect V .....'., 92 900
sd-ave No SO7 for a sX-story brick nathouse
with stores. 81. 1x7s Frank Moorehouse
owner : Kastner Sons. architects ..-...... 10000
Coege-ave. e 4. 80 Il 5 Of l1lst-st. FOR two
and-a-half story frame dwelling i9xj4.6 Ellz-
abeth Bauer. No 500 East ll6th -. owner
Louis Falk architect 5000
174th-st n . Webster-ave- for
story brick hathouses, % 4xll34 and 25xI0'
Frank Sabetti, c 4 Mlner, architect ~ 900
c, Auu's-avc. ifst-st. for four nve-
story brick hathouses. 27Ns2 and 2IbX90; ste
phen Egan owner, Harry Howell. No i4s
East l3sth-st. architect OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $1,000
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N0TIcE OF INTENTION.


organize thc -
CITY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. hereby give no.
No.. ice q our intention TO organize trust company
t.ef and pursuant the laws Of the state OF New
'gS snc We specify follows;
ne names % proposed cOrpoTators OF SAID corpora
w are John Z Crlmmins. William II. Grace. William
a Seshereu Frank H. Platt James Ross Curran' James
NNosevelt. Eugene Kelly George Sheldon EDWARD ~
So's Heory Bulge Edwin Warneld Charles W Morse.
.'ton Z. Chapman Charles Y. Fornes. William hal!s'
= Bernard NJ Stanley. Frank R Lawrence.
ne % the proposed corporation is 10 be City
~ 81 company Of New York. - =,
IL l9tatlcn q the is 70 be Number 30 wall
~ ~ Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New York.
- WITNESS WHEREOF We have hereunto enxeo
w. Nsaa'ures his lsth day Of January 1850
JOHN u. CRIMMINS.
". r. GRACE.
WILLIAM II. GELsHENEN.
FRANK r. PLATT.
JAS. ROSS CCKRAN
JAMES ROOSEVELT
EUGENE KELLY.
GEORGE r. SHELDON.
EDWARD y. GIBBS
HENRY BCDGE
EDWIN WAKEFIELD.
CHARLES w MORSE.
ELVERTON r CHAPMAN.
CHARLES V. FORNEs.
WM HALLS. JR
BERNARD NJ STANLEY.
FRANK r. LAWRENCE.
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A pvERTIsEMESTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
\ receNc ed al their Uptown once. No i242 Broadway
o. door north ~ 3lFt-st until O'Clock ?. advertise
enfs receved following branch Offices a; regular
once rates until o'clock p viz 20 eth-aNe = ..
cor 23d- I52 6th-ave. i2th-st Mscys. dth-hve
Columbus-ave-. near West ontf - 100
Wrsf 42d-et near 6ih-ave 02 East l4th-s. 25I West
42d-st between 7th and sth aves bs East tith-s lSao
ed-svo between 18th and nth lU2b "a ave, near
SIsf-st. 7Os Ist-ave eeth-st $50 5d.ave near
-, 80 2d1ave 20 BIsecker-st. a2o B~eeker-st,
COS sdavs 24o East 7Dth-s i.o2l sd-svs 2oc2 ao-tVs
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Real estate rOanteo.


EVFRAL high-class hotel Housekeeping and bachelor
- apartments ror summer renting or longer furnished
unfurnished. - ~. 49,. .
METROPOLITAN AGENCY. Astor Court. is West Bath st
A DVERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
n received at their Uptown ONCE, No. l42 BroAdway'
% door north of 3lst-st until o'clock advertise
nens received following branch Offices at regular
until o'clock p VIZ 25i sth-aNe. o. e.
c"r o9i st f52 Gth-ave l2th-st; Macys 0th-aNe
ana IAN st i42 Columbus ave. near West 0bthst 100
", .9sSt near Gth-ave 90 East lith-st; 25I West
4ods, between 7t and sth eyes loS East tth-st' oe
between and 18th SITS l.O26 3d-aNe. near
SSis,rt / 7Os ist- ave. s9th-st $50 I'd ave-.
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A DvFRTIgFMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
rscctv.d M their Uptown Once. No LAP Broadway,
2d ooor north Of 8lst-si until O'Clock D. M adveftse
ofrce until O'Clock J. m viz 20 en-
1872 Gfh-ave.. cor l@th ST ha's p ''h
snd 14th-st l42 Columbus near West o1th- 100
West s2d-si 6h-sve ~ East l4th-tt, -S' West
1ad-st beween tn sth 159 East INST lS6-
sd-ave between 10th and 77th rte OSo so-sve near
sist-xt: 70e lst-avs near 6eth-st go bo-avs'
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flnanrial.
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.

NOTICE is hereby given. that In accordance
with the conditions OF certain deed of Trust dated
Apri lat 1882 and filed record In the city OF 81.
Louis mortgage Bonds OF The
Missouri Electric Light Power Company. OF ST Louis
in the value OF 81 will be redeemed March
ist with accrued interest on presentation
OF said Bones to the National Bank
OF Commerce Louis Interest on said securities
will date named
The Missouri Electric Light AZ POWER 60.
A pVERTIsEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown once. No 1.2i2 Broaiway
% north Of 3ist-st until O'Clock m; advertise
nents received following branch Offices at regular
Office until O'Clock M viz 21A sth ave; 8
cor 23d-st l52 6th-aVe.. l2th-st Macys oth ave
142 Columbus-ave, near West Gti ST. JOG
West 42d-st 6th-ave 92 East 14th-st; 2SI West
s2d-st between sh l59 East 7ths l.33s
ad-ave. between 10th and 77th SITS. i.O26 3d-ave
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4 pvERTIsEMENrs and subseriptions for The Trisuns
"A their Uptown once No l,22I broaevAys
RI door north of 3st-st until O'Clock aavertse-
ents received at the following branch Offices at regular
23dst l52 6tn-ave cor l2tn-st Macy osh-~sss;
COumbus-aNe.. West Ooth-et
West 42d-st near 6h-ave.: 92 East iith-st 25T West
s2d-st between 7th and sth i59 Easf 4tth ST ls
3d-ave between 10th and 77th SITS 1923 3d-ave, near
6ist-st: LOS ist-sve near ssh-st oS0 Save near
1sf-s, 554 3f-ave 2O Bleecker-st. 325 Beecker-st.
COS "a ave 2o East 79h-st 92i 3t-aye 2sG2 Sd-svs
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r...1 .........................s ST. 677. 727 -
II York. County Of New YORK. IS
J. r THOMPSON. Cashier Of the above narned
bark solemny that the above statement Is tue
~ " ~ 4 ? THOMPSON Cashier.
erhs,-,heb and evorn 10 before me this day of
February 1890. w * C..bN E Ef'L 1ntii,.
Correct Attest. ---.--
@ BAYNE Directors
G NELSON. )
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90 fDhom Ut Alan Concern.

(/|(|((((||
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that ALIEN
y .>.r1,p E. TACK ARTRRY a domestic corporation.
having l;s principal business once IN the b1foueh oi
Manhattan CITY Of New York. County of New YORK hhS
SITE ~ New York will apply the Supreme Court ~
m. state ~ New York Special Term thereof fait
m bo held al the County House. In the Borough ot
Manhattan. city of New YORK, County OF New hofk on
she 9sth dav OF February 1890 o'clock In the
f"re1@on cf that day thereafter as counsel
can be heard order 0uthoizng SAID CORPORATION 10
change ,ts corporate name 20 IT. 7. ALEXANDER CO.
Tsfed New York CITY. January llth, 1853
ALEXANDER a TACkABERRf.
Rr IL ALEXANDER. President
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a rece,vss ENIS ana subscriptions sor The Tribune
q eoor nor a. tneir Uptown once No 242 Broadway
hsrs recfivs until clock 2. m: advertise
ets. rs:ss un ne following branch Offices at regular
.sr 23d-st: isS O. CLOCK p m. viz: 25i eth-ave
&c lftl-e, osn-eve. i2th-st. Macy's eh-eVe
wst l1d-st ~ Columbusave near West e8th-st 100
t<d-St ketws.r eth-eve 90 Eazt I4th-st; 257 West
w" ''h and sth aves. 1855 East 47th-st;
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Connirp Real estate tor Sale.
=. NARDSVII.I.E y J.-For sale old place
Is made new; Ia acres. hne. old orchard house has
-. rooms with al conyenences large nre places
Ares,an we'll. large stable. mile from station Price
a. -, ' T. " SCHLEY. Wall ST
I,oR CATTLE AND SHEEP RANCHES throughout
western Colorado and New Mexico. write Il =
GROVES Hooper, Cole
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ESTATE OF MARIA HOPPER.

E'SIAIE UF MANIA HVI TN IH
- CEASED testamentary the above estate
having been granted underfign,a. all persons IN
debed 70 the said Estate requested 10 make payment
and those having present the same. without de
lAy 10 Sarah II Emerson. No 3l3 West SGD -. New
'' GEORGE PIERCE
No 623 Walnut ST. Philadelphia.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions tos The Tribune
n received al their Uptown Once. No La broadWa}
"a door north Of 3lst-st until O'Clock p M auNris
mens received the following branch enses a. itbu@'
Office rates until OclOck D. VIZ 20 oti ave- o. -
cor 23d-st. l52 Gth-ave l2th-st MACY
and ,4th-et IA. Columbus-ave. near West GOTH 100
Vest 42i-s near Gth-ave % Eaft 4th-st; @of W est
42d-st between 7th and sth 100 Eaal loo
"a ave between 10Th and 77th SITS lO2b 5d ave near
6ls-st 7OS is-sye. near s9th-st 500 50 ave. near
4is-st So 3d-ave 30 Bleecker-st.. 30
B0s ga 2iO East 79h-st 1927 ad-ave 2ooZ 3d-aEe
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financial gleriions.

Ginanual glctiions.
OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIAL MUTUAL ms. CO.,
40. 1872 NASSAU ST
New York. February Sth. 1893
N-OTICE-An election of Trustees of the I'd
~ Glass and for three inspectors Of election will
hs h.ld AZ the Office OF The Company on WEDNESDAY
Tebruary 18th 1899 The polls will open az II oclock
a. VI ~ DARWIN r JAMES Secretary.
A pVERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
y received A. their Up.0wn once No l.2i2 BROADWAY
% door north 8is-st. until O'Clock , m; advertise
ents received the following branch offices at regular
O'Clock = VIZ 254 hth-hNe., = o.
cor 2sd I52 6th-ave.. l2th-%t Macy btt-aye
Vet z2d-st near 92 East 14th st; 3I West
42d-st between 7th and sth hves 1913 tsS 4tthn SSo
o. ave he,ween 18th and 17th ,o8 3d-ave. near
sls-st.: J.. 7Os 1st-ave, near sVth-tt o1J ol-lHe-
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Suburban RedI Gsiate.


A GENCY.-Montcair real estate all kinds, sale and
"A rent. CLARENCE 3. TUBBs. Beekmsn-st. " T.
\-UTIEY-Au kinds real estate. A. l. VAN WINKIsE.
y opposite station, Nutey y. J.
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DFPoRT OF THE i'c CONDITION OF THE

IL MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, at New-York IN
the state York. az the close of business feo"'
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
Gin Gotels.
6orsrs ano Carriages.

sleigh Robes. 0Ox0O. reduced 10 SO $50
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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1899-04-28
Summer School IN Bradford.

Principal F. E. Prichard has made
arrangements to hold the Orange
County Summer School this year in
Bradford. 1t will begin either the
E4th of 31st day of July and continue
two weeks. Summer schools are es-
tablished to meet the demand for bet
ter teaching. Instructors are secured
well known for their knowledge in
different branches of educational
work. A canvass will soon be made
of the village to see how many fami-
lies will be willing to board one or
more teachers for part or all of the
two weeks the school is in session.
Upon the result of this canvass really
depends Bradford's securing the sum-
mer school as large number of teach
ers will attend and they must have
boarding places. The rate for board
in private families is Sc for the two
weeks, $3.50 for one week or 70 cents
per day. These rates are where two
occupy the same room. The two
weeks will be full of interesting
features fer the public as well as for
the teachers, including lectures, re-
ceptions and other social events.
Bradford people will easily and cheer
fully provide boarding places for the
teachers and thus ensure the school
coming here.