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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-10-28
WOLCOTT,

Vern Darling came home from Bos-
ton Saturday.
G. T. Allen was in Morrisville Tues
day on business.
q. j. Kimball spent Sunday with
friends in Worcester.
Ransom Hill visited friends in
Stowe the past week.
c. e. Haskell was in Burlington the
past week on business.
A. B. Chapman took in the excur-
sion to New York Tuesday.
Mrs. Capitola Chafey of Greensboro
is visiting at II. E. Smiths.
Leo Emery shot a fine young buck
on Town Hill last Saturday.
Tom Bolonga and family returned
from Sherbrooke last Friday.
Harry May has concluded his en-
gagement at s. A. Flies store.
Mrs. N. L. Thompson has been a re-
cent visitor here among friends.
Mrs. Truman Jones has been i'll and
confined to her room with a cold.
Tom Opia and wife of Hardwick
spent Sunday at G. W. Herring's.
Mrs. Irving Potter from johnson
spent Sunday with her husband here.
Mrs. M. d. Scott of Beecher's Falls
is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. j. W.
Scott.
Mrs. o. Fl. Cog we'll of st. Johnsbury
is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. U. J.
Mudgett.
Mrs. Dwight Kim ball of Hyde Park
visited her sister, Mrs. 7. c. Arbuckle,
Tuesday.
S. d. Luce was in town the first of
the week, looking after some of his
property.
Dr. Booth of Morrisville will preach
at the Universalist church next Sun
day at 2 p. m.
c. A. Rand and wife of Morrlstown
were at the home of Mrs. ?. j . Knight
the past week.
Thelma, the little daughter of T. C.
Arbuckle, is spending few days with
friends in Hyde Park.
Clare Wheeler and wife are the
happy parents of a daughter, which
was born last Sunday.
Mrs. FL. A. Noyes and daughter OF
Hyde Park were visitors at the home
of DR.. Valleau Sunday
Aware Darling and family were
called to Middlesex Monday to attend
the funeral of relative.
Mrs. Josie Ransom, visitor at AL
len Chapman's, leaves for her home
in Albany, N. Y, to-day.
Horace Moody and wife of Wash.
ington were guests OF his brother, FL.
W. Moody, over Sunday.
Geo. Cutler has rented tenement
in the Darrah house and will move his
family there immediately.
Rev. &. N. Kellogg of Morrisville
will preach at the Cong'l church Sun
day next at the usual hour.
A furnace will be put in the station,
the waiting room ceiled up with Nor.
way pine and other repairs made.
Walter Foss and family have re-
turned home from Charlotte, where
they spent the past week with rela-
tives.
Elmer Pierce and wife were guests
of e. j. Kimball the first of the week.
Mr.. Pierce and wife soon leave for
Mississippi
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FLETCHER.

JIG. Rice is moving to Jericho.
Mrs. Edward Thompson is seriously i'll.
P. s. Curtis is loading potatoes again, pay,
ing 35 cents per bushel. -
The hunters we're numerous the first day Of
the open season, but no deer were brought in.
The funeral of B. ID. Porter was held at the
church at Bling AWHILE Thursday 0ctober22
Many relatives and friends were present.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-10-28

A noeO'uE ~ one ruaru 90 Ulrtc Ors
of the Lake Mansfield Trout Club
was held here Monday, attended
by Messrs Boutwell, and Brigham
of MOntpeliet and Edward Wells of
Burlington as well as the local direc-
tors. 1t was voted to improve the
present club house By building a
36x54 addition, which will contain
sixteen sleeping rooms. Work will be
commenced soon and is estimated
TO cost $500 1t is proposed to keep
the house open through the summer
with suitable provisions for the in
creasing number of guests.
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UNITY CHURCH.

Rev. Mrs. e M. Abbott, pastor.
Sunday morning service at 1915,
subject of sermon, "The Highest Pri-
vilege based on the Parable of the
Prodigal Son." aslo subject for the
young peoples meeting at 7 O'Clock
Sunday evening, leader Harold Nc
Mahon. Mrs. Abbot has started a
Bible class, which is rapidly increas-
ing in members and interest, in con-
nection with the Sunday School,
whichmeets at II O'Clock.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-10-28
Will Cure rheumatism
HalIiday's rheumatism Cure
PRICE so cents.
Ten Years Reputation
OUR GUARANTEE.
FARMS FOR SALE.
OUR GUARANTEE

FARMS FOR SALE.
Having more real estate than can take care
of, 1 win sell at bargain aud on easy terms the
following property - ? IN '.t ~
THE FARM IN EDEN @.=
known as the Kicker farm, located on Eden
line. Consists of IS acres in good state OF cult
walton, keeps. ten cows and team. New barn
bui last year. good place tor anybody wish.
ing comfortable home.
.ya~ MY HOME PLACE
at North Hyde Park. Has 65 acres, one half
cleared; $4,000 to. 100000 feet good lumber on
ba ance. Sawmill nearby. Buildings all good,
with runnil water. A very desirable place for
anybody. ....... .........,..
SIXTY ACRE MEADOW.
nearby. will cut % to 35 tons of hay and pas
ture twelve cows. Well fenced. Lam very anx.
ious to sell TIL Sc places and they are great
bargain. For further particulars, apply to
r,.. G. Il. F0SS, No. Hyde Park,.Yt.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

The servic, at the Cong'l church
last Sunday were especially interest
ing. GOOD congregations we're pres
ent at all the services. The church
has been newly renovated ana pre-
sents fine appearance.
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.,--rp-rsEAfr~T and subscriptions 90
- - = = -tr.lre received al their CptoNl
re--e 10. .3G4 Broadway, oet"eeh s 81
Srd z7th SITS until o'clock l ?, h5sncE
-.r,-Ia- rfice rates until Q clocE
- vtz "a share. s ., cor -, = :.
20 80 ave cor 12th-st q h.ast i. l1. .
~ west 42d-st., bety = - - q
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ADV EXITS l,lf I5-srs and subscriptions Cor
TIE Tribune received Al thelr Tr.-ru-1
once 80. l.5Gs Broadway. tween arth
End 17rE EtE.. unrl 3 O'Clock 2. n Ac~ev-
-iseuleU-s received 81 the following branch
u-iiceE ~ regular otfice rates unlli O'Clock
IT, VIZ. - Shave. e o. or Zss-sr.
ll2 cth-sve-. cor. l@-h-E-; 8 East Isth-st
n West s1E-st. between IN ard SEA ares
~ WeE. l-lth-st f5e 5d-ave lerReeti
lflh and T7fh cts. Z. 026 ac-zre- near 6ls.-
-. 4. 20 IF--are, near e8fh-sr.- 10 Esssr
l-5th-Et-. &c Tren1ut-sVe Go 3d-are.
rear zlsi-st.: 81 2c-svs.; 20 EleeckeT 81
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OTce Nc ! 364 Broadway, between 36th
and 2Tth sts. until 2 o'clOck ?. m Adver-
trereuts received at the following branch
cf5ces at regular Office rates until o clock
q n viz 80 shave, 6 e cor &31-et- 4,
l5S e-h-ave cor 12th-st-; 81 East 14th-st.
- West 42S-st. between 7-h and Sth ayes.
90 west l25th-st-: l.S3s 3d-ave-, between
Tgrh and 18th SITS OBS 3d-ave-. near 61st-
st 17uS 1st-ave-, near s9th-st-
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UMBRELLAS AND CANES.
UPHOLSTERY.

UPHOLSTERY.
CPEOLSTE RING--Antiques polished ard
repaired. bought and sold. SCHNEIDER
& DORNER 80 Ausrer1au1-ave New
York City. Antique mahogany dining ia
bies and spinning wheels for sale
ADVERTISEME% and subscriptions for
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Office No. / 3G4 Broadway, between 35th
and 37rh SITS, until . C'ClOck p. n Adver-
r.serneurs received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until @ clock
p m. VIZ. 2J4 SHAVE, :. 2. cor. 2SG-st. /.
153 Gth-ave.. cor l2th-st-, % East 14th-st- /:
257 West 42d-st., between Tth and sth aves. !:
263 West 125tn-st-; 1.33s 3d-ave.. between
18th and nth SITS. 1.026 3c-ave-. near 61st-
-. . !, 70S 1st-ave-, near S9tE-sc-. 157 East
1c5rh-s-- 75G TreuCnt-ave. $50 3d-aVe..
rear 41st-st. 554 3d-ave-. 20 Bleecker-st.:
9n- p narl yer-g-
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REMEDIES

- -~vrSTROM Scalp specialist-Ihs
Dtt 80 srslp scientifically treated ~
ns. ..-, f-ee. ladies' hsirdressing. mani
amin @ = ctl-opady pariors- pa Sth-aVe.
---.-z-,-s Medicated Oxygen Treat
- - - ~ inhalationi cures nay fever.
haeN. 'rheilnatism. Insomnia Sent 20
as.-'' --54-css. send for booklet i44 West
c36-st.
,-7I-- LAWN SPRING WATER, Il has 10
49, an druggists and grocers keep IL
81 Wesf-st-. bet Chambers and
t.e+,..- 7-eiephone 1880 Cortland
.--9 pHEr-oAATIEM CT-RE wonderfully
% --,,--ee=f,lI send Tor testimuniais- Price
30 AZ druggists. Laboratory, i62 Court
- BroCkiJn
T5T-r.N ONhRY tuberculosis cured. cure nrst.
nv after. health seekers investigate;
,,-+s r-afled. d WARK- SIS West 4sth-st
ApVERTIsEXENTs ant subscriptions far
The Tribune received Al their Uptown
o.7ice No J. "a Broadway, bctWeen Join
end g7fh sts until o'cl1ek ,. NJ AdFef~
fsseuents received at the 1osoWins branch
a.aasx 81 Tek.l2- o-4&lx rA<so s---- . s-~IA
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MACHINERY.

an REDUCED PRICES.-50O second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and eX-
CHANGED GEO. B EDDY. SSS Madison-st
METZ & WEISS. kerosene and gas engines
for electric lighting, pumping and all
mower PURPOSES send for catalogue. A.
METZ, I2s-ISs Mott-st-. New-Yo-k City.
z HE~TPTC MOTOR and dynanos bought
aid and e1 changed; first class repairing.
PFI.L. ELECTRIC MOTOR CO.. l95 WOos-
.er-Et.
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ADVERTISEMENT ard Subscriptions or
TIE Tribune received a. their Cptcw1
Once No. 1854 Br1adway. between S5th
AID 31th sts- until O'Clock ? n Adver-
ris=-7e-ts received a. TIRE following branch
offices az regular Cflce rates until d clock
D n VIZ: - Shave. 8. {. coz Zss--sr-s
153 shave. cor 12th-st-s q East l4tn-s- I,
80 Wet 4e7-s- between 9Th and s-h ayes. Z.
90 West f25th-st ISIS St-ave-. between
7sth and 77th srs- 4. l. g26 5d-ave.. near 6lsc-
g. -Os Isr-ave.. near c4ln-st-. 10 East
f9-rh-sr T56 T-emC1t-ave $50 Sd-avs-.
rra- 41st-st 554 3d-avs-s 20 Blsecks--st:
ugE rrfaarIsr-- 81
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STORAGE.

STORAGE.
HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES. sth-
ave, sd to 34th st.-Storage for rurni-
tare, etc; padded var for removing city
or country boxing. packing. shipping and
insurance; estimates furnished. Telephone
call 3.210J-3sth-st
CONTINENTAL Storage Warehouses. 313-
3l9 ". 45d. just OF sth-ave. Tel 1857
3Sth-st.
ApVERTISEMEETS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received az their yrprou-o
Office. No. 1884 Broadway. between 3sth
and 37th SITS. untii 2 o clock D. n. Adver-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices NJ regular office rates until S o clock
.. m. viz: 254 Shave. s. .. COZ =3d-st /:
lh3 6th-ave cor. 18th ST: % East 14th-st !:
20 West 42d-st.. between ith md Sth aves !:
263 West i25th-st: 1.33S 3d-ave.. between
10th and nth sts.: 1925 3d-ave.. near G1st-
st; Los 1st-ave-. near S9th-st.: 157 East
i25th-Et-; 756 Tremont-ave.: $50 3d-ave
near 4lst-Et.: $50 3d-ave.: 30 Bleecker-st. !:
20 Rieecker-Et BROOKLYN N
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RUGS.

BEAUTIFUL RUGS made from your old
carpets Write fer Booklet No. 20 NEW
YORK RIG co. 401 West 124th-s-
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PATEN Is

vaTTAPT,E ard salable patents seclre e1
tG.ire az 20 patentability and coI Islli,o
rsei value free. Serc for InVei5oT 1l1e
SE5Fp8FRD & PARKER, II he'e4i-S
plsy Washingtor- d G.
T8oNAs DREW srETsso7tNS;: patent IsaH. $40 s0-
Motor and expert. e=l@ ,-, .-s.as- :. ,enTh
-erior connections lVs
focr-
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TIE Tribune received az their Jp-oH p
Oeles 30. 1864 Broadway between sofa
a0d 5.1th sts. Until e clock p H. AdV-f-
r!r-r-crts received ~ Tire following brancl
Offices a regular Office rates anti y CLOCK
n rr VIZ. - st--uae. e. E c.r -i.-el- ?
Irs Grh-aEe-. cor. l-fn-sf- - E.ast laln -
- vr-.-r sal-~f between 1fh ard Efh az rs o
"a West fasrh-st. q 28s 3d-aEe-- bets-een
7gfh ard 18th stE !. 016 sc-aFe. near 49,
- -re ls--EFe-. rear esil-st-s y. -
f.-.h-gr. T56 Treuuut-hNe 60 s--A.s p.
rf7r slFt-st-. 80 slave 20 B4escAsf sl-'
80 SzIs=n.sar-a-.
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LAWYERS.

GEORGE ROBINSON
! REEWEC 90 NassaU-st-. y. Y DAY.
LAW zIg 1870 B'way. 37th-st- (aight)-
TROUBLES, PRIVATE MATTERS. iniur-
les. OF any claim quietly. quickly
se-tlei. trustworthy lawyer CONSU L.TA-
TON FREE. NORRIS. II Broawday.
SOUTH DAEOTA.-Pa~ties having bus
fress in, consult ALLEN CARCTHEES
Lawyer. 81 Broadway. y y
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD AND SILVER
GOLD B 5.%sii:r. ' I28 N \ s2EsE:
S LIVER P BsaE Sf Es5a5iIsas 5s isI 2'''
OLD JEWELET and duplicate WecdlnS
presents 81 the assay Ct1ce o. y Z.
HOWARD. 10 JoED-st.
I TT-EITZ. I55 west ZTth-st Jewelry and
watch repairing Highest prices paid Tor
old gold and silver
WORKOUT GOLD AND SILVER bought
by p LONGNAN'S SONS, Gold and Sill
yer EeGne-s. = JoLl-sL
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LOST

LOST.
--------------~---~-~-------
ANY person holding or laying claim 70
BackoCok No. % 9s5 Of the United states
Savings Bank is notified to present f. at
the hank. a new book is about 10 be
issued. Mrs DOYLE.
BsNKBOOK No 3G5. 651 OF the EH,Jgrant
Industrial Savings Bank. Payment
stopped Please return book to bank. No.
81 Chaubers-sI.
LOST OR STOLEN-Bankbook No. 20. 949
Of the German Savings Bank IN the city
o. New-YOrk, corner 4th-ave. and lAth-st..
Issued 20 First LembergeT. Ladies SICK
and Benevolent Society. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
net returned 70 the bank on the 4th Gay OF
November. 1893, a duplicate viii be issued.
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ana STth SITS until Q o'clock .. n Adver-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
ATTENDANT. secretary. reader. with
valeting. TO an invalid gentleman; ex-
perienced. presentable. well hammered; flrst
class city references. which bear tlFSslLsa-
ton ARDEN. 1874 Lexingt0n-ave-
BUTLER. valet: young man: written ard
personal reference last employer can e
seen W. LONEGAN. "a Z 4lsr-st
BUTLER AND VALET. where parlor-
maid is kept. by EuElishman, aged 90
experiences and references 7. NJ East
44-h-st-
BUTLER-Neat appearing colOred man :
experienced. best reference or waiter n
frs class club. Can or write, J. H Man
LEY. - Flatbush- have. BROOKLYN
BI-TI.T:a- - ESz4.sh. thoroughly expert
enced. long CITY references N D. 10
Aeelphi-st-. Brooklyn
BUTLER. Is. fifteen years excellent per
soual and written references. wages 50
$50. WALLET. Tribune Uptown ONCE.
1854 Broadway.
BUTLER D WAITER-By young man.
coI1red from the West Indies. best OF
references. A. T. liz Tth-aye-. care Of
Mrs. Richards
CARETARER-you married couple.
Holianders. chfldless. on farm Or genie
wife general hOUsewOrk. SSACh- - SlarA-
son-st-. International Hote-
COOK.-By middle aged French chef. ex-
perieaced IN large hotels. capable taking
entire charge. FIVE years reference last
place Address EDMOND FERE-AT, 3tJ
EridEe-st. Brooklyn
COOK. Sr-AzsiStant cook or helper IN
restaurant or kitchen Address PETER
sKIE&. G12 Henry-st-. BrooAyE-
COAC4Nf single. thoroughly comDe-
tent. highly recommended. best city fam
lilies. obiIEing Trustworthy; anywhere.
WILLIAM POWERS. 561 Aaeison-aye-
gagged on account or last employer giving
W horses: written and personal reference.
THOMAS WHY9IARE 90 Z 3Gth-sy-
COACHAIAN and USEFUL. MAN.-Under-
stands care horses. harness. carriages.
personal references. Scotch: single. GROIN
BE $40 Pearl-st
COACsMAN.-A gentleman desires 20 pro
cure a situation during The winter for a
coachman whom he can thoroughly recon
mend Inquire al l53 East 3Tth-st be-
tween . and II a
CoACHMAN aged %. lately
married. thoroughly understands mis-
business; city or country. personal refer
ences. Mr. SWEENI. l.3-2 2d-ave-
CoACHMAN.-By swede. 50. single, ne
dun height. thoroughly competent IN
dustrious Trustworthy, total ahstainer frun
Hcuor and tobacco. used 70 city: arsf class
FRED. Box III. CT sth-aya
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SSNIAkrNQ.

A-A-A-Seal garments and other ane
fu-s repaired. res-yed and remodeliet Into
istest srsles al sRcsptiOrsily Low prices. fas
/ BARKER us East 25d-st-. late Rtth =.
c Galthers sons. 5th-ave.
pRESsAIA .lER.-Artistic. thorough. high
ct reference engagements day OF
week. city Or country. Address THOR
OUCH BOX .. Tribune c1ice-
pREssAIAEER--F.rst class: has good
style ard perfect n; best references
take a few customers. Miss MARX. ~
East 67th-sr
DREsssEAkER ana pain sewer. colored;
out ~ day. or with dressrnazer- Miss
MEADE. - Wezt l5sth-st
DREssMAKTNG First class: suits s. a.
home guaranteed perfect a.. Taylor e
System 80 East 7etl-st-
DREssMA F1E,R- -Cou-etent. desires more
customers al home. sh.Tsv a.scs. T5cs
skirts. s. =. GILKOE. 81 West s21-sr-
LRESS1I AT1ER French. very expert
eUccG. WORK Is TIE day r. private fam
lly. Address Mue. DE -ATILAC. Blu
chanan Place. Astoria Long Island City.
DREssMA HER % p. Altman & Co: ez-
celert filter good cut and style. compe-
ADDRESS DRESS SHAKER - West 1sth-s-
DrFSSMAK E-R. first class. costumes. tailor
suits and reuodeling; also millinery. out
~ day and home, cutter G-te-- c.
FTS-H Up. - 4rn-eve.. near i2th-st-
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Q. n. viz: - shave. s .. cor. 23d-st .
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
RAVEN & BACON PIANOS.
r-e--r7f=-ef 17sa ia years before the
---F-f+-- Oldest established. handscu1est enc
-f-es- toned -ia-O sold in America Il you
vVa~- q riauo why not one u these sod
r---rv7 m lower prices than any other
t-.-rsa IN F~-0l-lvn can afford % sell FOR r
IL -r-oeTrRS Sole Agent, 1872 Fulton
81. near Ee1-1r1-aNe
----rN---av Pianos for sale or TO
vr-rrr-p rent cash or install
,-rT---F< FIRING. ments. Small Up
WA A. POND & CO rights o : small
sra-+rertz. A Grand Concert Aeolian Or
gan for sale. bargain. II A PCSD &
co. is Fifth-ave.
T7T-vTIG A PIASO7 BUY direct OF TIE
Maker az the Factory. Secure pest goods.
-7-s-.-- ard terms. LENS. Manufacturer
a0o west S6th-st-. New-E Ork.
TO SECURE e good piano without paying
er1~ff-s-- -rlres. See OIr pianos D T.
co l1l8 Bedfcrd-ave.. Brooklyn.
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sGs West l25th-s--. i.3Ss 3o-aVe-
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BUSINESS CHANCEs.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
EEAL ESTATE bought. sold eld eI-
c1sucec- MaEaEe-enr o. properly my
specially. DEWITT c REID. ZIG NEs-
WAIT ED.-Business man. with capital. 70
manu- ac-ure ana promote ra-uaole toy o.
rareu-e6 DL--CN. 30 Broadway.
81. GO CASH CAPITAL required for the
further Development ~ ~ Old eslatl-silec
business a guarantees o. l5lr OF invest
mem fG--T secured cv colla-sraL- INV est
face- Actress INVESTMENT. Box =,
Tribune once
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ACCOUNTANT.

ACCOUNTING GEO A Low. Certified
Pubic AcCouutaut, Is BroscWsr. y, ~.
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c. LEEI % every description or hand.
mace r0 order a-5 -HGa-red. az q.
EN-.-H :. 81 J----s--. near Nassau-st-.
Neu-El-E
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BrL11ARD AND FOOL TABLES.

Il A'S--F CIT EERS ~ hI--fa-s El5 pool
-atles. hiEh E-a5e bowling alley builders.
Icves- pr.ces. MARX BROS. - Unio1
Square.
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BEERS

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. ~ ~ pe~T
I u ssFEe1f N PRODUCT.
1 Nffftg@ g "a I Pred HcIle-ser q
y = EeEFzxT 49, Co. Sole Agents.
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ARTIFICIAL PLANTs.

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AETlFI CAL Tropical Pants. Fe-ls- Tor
tRble use TIE TROPICAL DECOhA-
I'VE PLANT co. 81 West sath-st-
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTs.-Get out Of TIE nut why not
own your own businessT Quick sales;
large profits; samples free. T. NJ. SAY
MAN. 2.11s TO 2l25 F!anklln-ave-. St.
Louis. no.
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DOCS s1a -fet. U-1she1. s-reoUec. clipped
eIeS larF promptly nrter1el %. BROAD
Way KENNE[- 2sIl Broadway betrecr
i'm ara ll@lE Ers-, city Frcss. HALE
and RYAN
DOC A1cD CAT DEPARTAfENT. % st
Veterinary uosp.rsl. So 80 Easf cad-st
-F-FEE CLINIC froz SO a. n. - D n
Telephone. svB-lsth-
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES.-Do este New
Home Wilcox & Gibbs. Singer; install
rnents or rental II. RACSCH. :. FL 3D.
ave. near l23d-st- Telephone 1S3Sa Harlem
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ANTIQUES AND CURIos.

ANTIQUES AND CTRIcs-
NEW-A AMSTERDAM ANTIQUE snot. 90
ztl5-ave- --A1tlcue fUu-iture- Slec-a-Is II
Russian hammered brass Ana coifel'
At EBLES ART GALLERY. los Ness 60
st near Gth-ave- --A1tlGues. cures. -
levels FIfve-uare rare fans. paintings
miniatures and weapons. O4a goia cough
BY ANTIQUES direct from joh0er aila
save ~era .ier's extra yasEant prices Mrile
g. ns- ANTI1 Us. L-iol1e once
CPs-c ANTIQUES CO. 116 West s2d-ss-.
rrvs sna sslls old MAHOGANY, silver, Jew
eIry. Cl.o-la- china-
-TFE OLD CLOCK SHOP. I3o East 18th
- LsFr.-lr-r0u-ave "A L.ISL-EzL hAtll-
--atchrasker; antique clocks tor sac anc re
PAIRED.
III SALNO BROS Antique Furniture,
B-fc-s-Brac. etc. 3sS zch-ave-. near - tn
- Tel at Na6is1n Square.
IE OLD CURIOSITY sH1P.--Curios. AZ
cicues. old gold. silver ana books bought
ent sold e. LeZiEgt1n-aVe-
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received a their Uptown
o-s5~e No 1854 Broadway, between SBta
ana 3-th sts unit! O'Clock .. N Adver-
ffsemeuts received at the following branch
once No. 1864 Broadway. between 55t1
cd s-th sts until o'clock .. n. Adve--
fiser-ents received al tire following branch
CfF.css a regular Office rates un-I o clock
n m viz: pa shave. 9. =. cor. 2Sd-ss- /;
T5s 6fh-aye cor. 12th-st.; % East l4th-st- :
257 west 42d-st-. between eth and sth aves.:
2a3 West I25th-st-: .S3S 3d-ave-, between
81 1 7Os lEt-ave. near S9-h-st.; l3I East
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HARDWARE.

ASH AND GARBAGE CANS. We sell them
cheap Estates suppliad- SEARLIOW
BROTHERS. 49, West 4Zd-st
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FNE FRENCH LINGERIE.

E-rrppgTr.r r-r-S tr1-EscLIU laFerr IS
rrtrE-eu's dresses arI shirt waists macs
r. order ELISE LAURENT. I5s 2d-ave-
near Ieth-st
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LAUNDRIES.

AELGREN & BECHER. 215 East 23d-st--
High grade work, goods called for. Tel.
2345-l-th-st.
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VENTUATORs.

We DO A LARGE BUSINESS in Offices
homes. schools hotels. hospitals. IN
dorsed " physicians and architects. Y L
NJ ACSLAND. Jr-. CO Nall-st-. New-York
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID cor ladies'. Ee--le-
mems a1s chi iGrens discarded ClotEl-E
FIRE Evening sr- Street Costumes. Tevel-l.
E-lc-z-fr1c- F,-rE etc NJ OF HIS y
NATAL "a 6-h-ave-. telephone LOIS
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