Weekly New Era du lieu suivant : Norton, Kansas • 4

Now Court House. jL. J.y.Z NQRTON DEMQCKAT Published Every Tuesday, MARCH 1888. Pol atom EOc V) Hatter VI ihuuux Whuit 0 'm 35 Hogs IA' Oats -iti Clnck'-'us 1.50 PERSONAL Mrs, J. C.

Eenoe has been quite sk'k. 'thorn Davis is assisting in the, store of J. Puller. -i Miss Dushqell went to Lincoln, Neb. last Wednesday evening, Mark J.

Kelly of Edmond invaded our sanctum last Friday. Chan liurke'has gone home to assist in business matters there. i'M-W Douglas' is assisting A. M. Reeves in his jewelery store.

J. Adams, of Lenora, was a caller V. H. 5ilos, Editor Manager. School books.

I said Adverislnf: will be inserted on this pace at 6 Hi sfvicr fine, with a proportional rate for larger type, for each insertiou, cash in advance aliens parties are responsible, and same are al-owed to run until ordered out. Collections are the Ut Of ejiji month. I hi in Opera House Grocery Jjook ovit the dirfyient stocks of goods in tho pity ami 'i-e what mer-cautile inititptibn titkea tin; in every ibparLmeit, -where tho let goods at die 'clieapst rate-i can be 'A tour of the entiv-2 city irr this search will land-you every time ia the jreat establishmont of the Sicher -iWcaiiiile Conn any. At orice you are 'jouviuced 'where yon" can get just, what yah want, and inquiry as to price proves to you that none in the compete with them. Here are the fiifest spring' suits at prices way below where anything c'f the kind can be obtained any place else in the: city, there are most elegant white1 goods, suiting, dtbssgoods, ladies' furnishing goodsj and so cheap! Owing to the demand of the trade this enter- DonK.i una iJ ovury i.c-soi lo and subscriber last Saturday.

it. REEVES THE 1EWLER. Sheriff Butler purchased a fine, now buggy of Harmonson Grieb. tion and kind, at Mutflton and the only agents for scLdU boy'ts iu the city. i David CIoec is buying gnod wheat both old and new, at the Koiler Millsv HatsJ Come and seo'us; we are closing oat Millinery at coht.

Pry Goods, Hoots and Shoes we ar Eugene 'Crosthwait was somewhat "under the weather" last week. Michael Walter of New Almelo had business in the city last Saturday. Scott Noble started to Iticlianola. Dr. Stone, the Dentist will be found iermanently, over the post-office at Norton, Kansas.

Teeth extracted with lightning rapidly, and without pain. All work done in first caaj style, and ntira satisfaction guaranteed, Give hjm cal). pot selling at cost, -but' 'we do sell cheaper than any other house in the city. Iowa; to yisit relatives Jdst Wednesday evening. i i.u-i it.

iifkOWN CO. L. D. Loevy returned last Thursday from his eastern trip with a fine iqt of new gu'jus. Griffin and wife, of Marion, Kan sas; are visiting with the family Shall we vote tho court house bonds? and why -To the first question, yes.

To tho second; Because there is now no lecure place to keep th county records, which, those of deed3, mortgages, eteare being kept in a rented room and an insecure-place' at per month or 210 per annum. The last term of court the county was corn Lulled to rent a room to hold court in at an expense of l0 a term, or a year. The extra eipense for bailiffs, will probably make an annual outlay of S13Q, total S500 for extra ex. pense for having no suitable court house. The interest on the court house bonds willainount to $1500, or but one thousand more than the annual expenditures for unnecessaries contingent upon not having a suitable court house.

Then Norton county will have to pay out 81000 per year (and that is a very small estimate) more than she is now paying provided the court house bonds carry, Say an individual paid taxes on $500. and that is about as much as the average farmer pays, his taxes will amount to 1)4 cents more than he now pays. The' present valuation being a million and half jn round numbers, aud the" rate being 'what farmer all Norton county would not pay a yearly tax of 32 cents for the sake of seeing a de cent coiirt house where the thing now stands'that we are compelled to call "court house." Then there1 are other thhies aside trom the natural pride of a Norton county man in what he owns and in the county of his choice. The entire records of the district court and its officers are in a highly exposed condition. All matters Of record in the courts, including judgments, liens, divorce decrees, are liable t6' be destroyed at any time should the disreputable "court house" burned.which, it has nearly been two or three times.

Then there are the blanks, records, etc. of the county treasurer probate''r3dge, comity clerk, sheriff and superintendent, which if alqne destroyed, the entire cost of tho bonds and interest would not repay, to say nothing of tjie deeds court records. Some say that Norton people are so anxious tp have a court bouse because it will give her a boom. Norton people do not deny 'Hut that it will be a great benefit to the city to have a new court house, arid they will pay their share towards build-big it. The city and residents of Norton will pay very nearly one-third of the court house debt, according to' the present rate of taxatiou.

They are willing to do it, because' it will benefit not only the city biit the entire county. What benefits the capital city of any county has a corresponding benefit to putter or tnis city. i Compliments of Mrs. A. J.

Rhodes You get honest weight and good meat at tho hew City WM Market. City jieat Market buys hides. Fresh meats of all kinds at the new City jieat Market. New city meat market, first door east Windsor Hotel. Try a few pounds of our choice Mince "Thompson 13ros.

Lemons, pranges and California Malaga Orajbcs at Snyders. 5 Buy your meats at the City Meat Market. 1 to Martin Cruse, Senec, Kansas, the DEifoCF.AT six months. Agent Fuller, of the O.K. Sc.

N. is comfortably located, with his assist-taats, in tbe new depot. Rev. Geo. E.

Dew, of Burlington Opera House Grocery THE DUDE. BY JAIS01f POMROY, Oh, the dude! the dude The butterfly dude; Smile on bun tenderly, Don't gaxe on hini rude. Ho graceful and sort, Like the gum lie has shewed, While his mother to a wash tub til QES.K1UI.LV OLU4U. Oh, the dude! the dude! The sweet idiot dude; How soft are his glances! Like ak'aen just ulewed, What he is fit for We'll not allure; In France they would use him To father a brood. Oh, the dude! the dude! The tailor-made dude; He's a credit to the goose Of the tailor, I allude.

Where will he uo 16 Whencom life ho Is spewed, Or what there fej of With liiscloiliinjnoi vlewed. This is the last issue of the Democrat before the Court House bond election, which decurs on the 27th. We would urge every man in Norton county to go to the polls ou that day and cast his ballot for the bonds; Don't forget this. It will be for the common good. E.

Sutphin, of Fairbury, has the contract for building the city water-works ani will commence operations at once, or as soon as work can be commenced. Messrs. Davis and. Worth-ington, two civil engineers of this city, do the engineering. S.

J. Vance has invented a new wrench, simular in Gome respects to the Leach wrench, except that the latter adjusts like a monkty wrench while Mr. Yance's adjusts with a spring, It Beenis to be a perfect wrench, and be will obtain a patent on the same. Eighteen different styles of cultivators at Harmonson Grieb's, Opera Block. The laborers in the supply yards of the C.

K. at this place, struck for something last Thursday noon profes-fedly, because the was not liked by them. Their real grievance was ai-juste'd and part of them assumed work the next day. Verily' striking is becoming a very popular for redress of grieyiances. This community enjoyed a little of the New York and Pennsylvania blizzard yesterday.

It commenced with rain Sunday night, but soon turned to snow with strong wind accompania-ment. We presume the music would sound "kind a natural" to those eastern fellows, though it grates harshly upon the ea( of the native Kansa. Junction, will take charge of the christian congregation in the city April ist, next. Dr. Tavlor.

of the Almena Plaindeal- er, broke the awful stillness last Saturday by invading the sanctum of the BkOGS' CHERT? COUGH SYRUP is the only medicine that acts directly on the Limits, Blood ih( Bowels, it relieves a cough instantly and ia time effects permanent cure. For Sale bjr Manikin Druggists. Itch, Mange and scratches of every DEMOCRAT'1 Prof. V. It.

"Ratpr stnrtprl t.n flnlorndn last Tuesday evening to be gone several months. He will probably go on through to Calijortiia. kind cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. A sure cure and perfectly harmless. Warranted by Moul-ton Cpi, Druggists, Norton, Kansas Mr.

Rsed. of Iowa, is visitincr with Granville Sheley, and will probably locate here. Mr, Reed and Mr. Sholey served in the Bame company and regi prisipg firul have procured a line of elegant' ihjft "Wrapps sold all the way from $15 to $50 each. 'Who would imagine that such arT' article: would be in demand in 'the "far west Yet, they sell theirii Talk about enterprise! T-his firm has shown superior enterprise in establishing such an immense business as' they represent.

They have arranged to put in an exclusive boot and and shoe' department where all grades and prices of goods are kept; this with ''he hat department rep-, resent as 'much capital jnyested as, in ordinary' general stores. This: proves nothing? Only jthis: You' have almost' an infinite variety toi select frorq, and at price3 to defy' competition. Just think'what must; be the capacity of an institution when all others of their departments arp as complete, and will show up double the amount of any other houses in the county. Then go to the Sicher Mercantile Co. before purchasing elsewhere! To the Voters of lTortoa Coucty, Kansaa.

In view of the proposition now pending 'wherein it is propose1 to vote twenty five thousand dollars for the erection of a court house, wa deem it proper to state that the safety of our records 'certainly demands the erection of a better house we now have. We will state that the cramped condition of our present offices is such that our oncers are greatly hindered and restricted in the dischaige of their official duties. We will also add that in our judgment the sum asked is quite sufficient to meet the present vvauts of our county and will be ample for a number of years at least. We pledge ourselves that in the performance ot our official duties, as servant? of the people, we will use every possible effort to erect a building as safe and commodious as possible for ment during the Rebellion on the Union side of course 10th Iowa. Opera House Grocery "Get onto" J.

W. Graves' shave. Mrs. J. L.

Wallace was quite sick jastweek. Goods still selling at bankrupt prices At Puffer's. Wm.Mosher has sold his meat market conditionally. Two of the prisoners in the jaii are ick with diptheria. Some citizens of Norcafcur purchased three new buggies of orton's dealers jaat week.

C. A. Geitzel broke bs horse last week and went up on the hill to have it repaired. Last Saturday was St. Patrick's Day andaday of rejoicing for our Hibernian noticed farmers, turning over the dirt with plows between Norton ar.d Almena, last week.

Last Saturday was a very busy day for our merchants, many people being in the city on business. The Lenora Kecord has taken unto itself a new head, which makes a decided improvement in its looks. James McEnroe a good old democrat from New Almelo was a cash caller at these headquarters last Saturday. Bill Clrk challenges, the sporting fraternity of the city to a contest in the manly art, a la ohn L. Sullivan.

Great numbers of railroaders moved west last week to commence work on the grade in the west part of the county Misses Laura Brothers and Nora Martin wer pleasant callers last Sat urday. It is hardly known whose presence they most appreciated the Befps Blood'PuriSer anb Blood jfaker. No ri incdy in the world has gained ihe popularity that this medicine has, aa 'louwbold or nicdicinei no one should be without it. It has no calomel or quinine iu its' compost; loit, consequently no' bad effects can hrise from iti We ksep a lujl supply of it at all tinies. Uoulxon Co.

Druggists. English Spavin Liniment removes all hard, soft or calloused lumps and blem-ishes from horses, blood spavin, curbs, splints, swee'ney, stiOes, sprains, sore and swollen throat, coughs, etc. Savo by use of one bottle. Warranted sold by Monlto'n' druggists, Nor- on. "'1-1-88.

editors or the "devils," but as the editor was absent at the exact moment, presumably the lattar. the county, and Norton'1 people are do Mr Evans. Attorney for the C. K. N.

R. U. was in the city yesterday for the purpose of settling up the bond business for the right-of-way through the city. The council met at 1 p. m.

and turned over to him the $12,000 In city bonus, ana received the same amount Moulton and Co the leading drugr gists in JVorton county, always keep a complete line pf fresh, pure drugs ori hand. prepared by an experienced pharmacist. in C. K. N.

stock. formerly of Smith Centre and later of Kansas City, ing all they can to buua up a city, iiiey have bonded for and secured one railroad and bonded for another; a total of about 650,000. They have bonded for water works to the extent of 825,000, and expect to bond for electric light, and pay their proportion pf the court house bonds. Indeed, the people of Norton are building up a city of which this county may well be proud, and upon her growth depends the improvement and development of this county. Then why cannot the people of this county aid in building for the county not for the city a court house of which we may not be ashamed Ye3, we say to every voter in Norton county, come out next Tuesday and help carry the court hQuse bonds.

Several of our merchants are happy a thorough and expert printer of 18 years exprience, has accepted a position on the Democrat, and we EKGGS' CHKRRY COUGH SYRUP is war, ranted for all that tho label calls for, so if it does pot relieve your eoi.Ii you can call at our storo and the money will be refunded to you. It acts ou all parts )I the thereby leaving no bad resuUii. Moultok Dmggists. wish to call the attention of the public to the fact that this office is prepared to do all kind3 of job work, both plain WONDERS exist In thousands ana ornamental, and 'A the lowest figures. forms, but are surnasseu bv tho BEEPS SEA marvels of invention.

Those v.hQ are in need oiln-ofltatile wOvk Mint can A. Eagleburger, of Oronoque has re Ces3Pool! Such is the exclamation of every body the money voted, not going beyond the limits of the twenty-five thousand dollars contained in the proposition. who gets a glimpse of the lail in its be done while living at, home should at c.nce send their address to ll illt tt Portland, Maine, and receive free, full information how either sex, pf all age-), can earn from to SB per day aiidlipwards wherever they live. You are started free, capital not required. Some have madcpverSpuinasiimledayiit work.

All succeed. moved his marble works to Norton, and will hereafter work diligently at the busiiiess, and we recommend that all in the county having monumental work to give hi'rn a trial and thereby assist home industry. His work will Commissioners, David Close, Ch'm, ICli.vsFoland, Mark elly. present condition. The place is filthy and cannot be made otherwise, as Sheriff Butler informs us that he Jias used A blessing to Every Woman.

Tfeo Youths Companion. One, of tlje bent publications for the risinii to be found anywhere is The Youlh's be found as good aud cheap as any that Tliose of our lady readers who would can be shipped in. His office is fourth like to know how CMlA-bsarina may be Companion, an Illustrated weekly paper printed by Ferry Mason ii Co. of Boston. The popularity of the Companion is dennmstiated bv the fact made Painless and Safe can get the his utmost endeavors to keep it clean with all manner of disinfection.

Two of the prisoners are already down and unless something is done the others will be no better off. It ia but killing a man by disease to confine him in such a hell hole. The place has become so information in a sealed envelope by inai ii lias more man w.oiw distributed through all Ike States and Irrrilsiritiw 8enuing tour cents postage stamps to Mts. Jii. KUVJiUli.

Jjox 283, Jersey City, N.J. pregnant with disease that the Sher its merit ia proved by the large and steadv increase of its subscription list. It is a bright, clean interesting paper, well printed and attractive iu and adapted for the entertainment of the boys atid gfrjs, and the old folks as well, and the publishers djt'ijerve to be congratulated on the success of their efforts' to please their readers. The subscription price is Sl.75 a yearv l'ifblfshud weekly, and fully illustrated. SiJJt Ei'cbons! Those of our lady readers who would iff was compelled to move his family out of the residence part last week, else door north of Farmer's Exchange Bank building.

Sir Knights, Frank Scott, J. A. Martin, Frank Means, J. W. Conway, F.

M. Duvall and W. H. Hiles went to Alme-na last Wednesday night and witnessed the initiation of Pages W. Pool, K.

Irwin and A. 0. Fuller into the second rank of Almena Lodge, K. of P. The members of that Lodge are rustlers from way back, and they have one of the best working orders in Western Kansas, and its members are a credit to the order they belong to.

permit them to suffer the penalties of the violation of nature through breath ing the foul air. Some iteps should be like tq have an elegant, large package of extra fine Assorted Kibbons(by mail), in different widths and all the latest fashionable shades; adopted for Bonnet Strings, Scarfs, Trimming for Hats and Dresses, Bows, Fancy Work, can get ah astonishing big bargain, owing to 'the recent TO EXCHANGE. For wgsiern Kansas Farms. failure or a large wholesale Kibbon Manufacturing by sending only 25 A stock of Clothing, Dry Goods Boots and Shoes must be deeded land and prefer unincumbered. cents (stamps), to the address we give over receiving their spring stock of! goods.

Oberlin Eye. Tes, we know it. Having no railroad facflities there they had them shipped to Norton over the C. K. N.

and carted them to tho B. M. depot, and shipped them to Oberlin. Yes, Norton merchants would be happy after getting theiigoods, if compelled to get them in that way. Have you seen the Weir Combined Lister? It is greatly improved over last year, for sale by Harmonson Greib, opera block.

Rumor savs that Tully Scott, receiyer of the U. S. Land office at Oberlin, is under arrest. Iloxie Sentinel. The rumor is not well fouuded.

Tully still perambulates the streets of Oberlin, -Oberlin Eye. It seems that sme people can not be happy unless circulating a base slander or lie. Presume the Sentinel editor belongs to that class. Semovall Wright Bros, have removed the Hatcher stock of groceries to tbe old stand corner State and Main, where they will be found with the largest, cheapest aud most complete stock of groceries in the west. Furniture a specialty.

Give them a call for bar. gains in their line. Kerchant Tailoring. In the latest styles and fashions. I now have some very fine piece goods in Spring styles.

ill make your suits to order on short notice. 0. A. Geitzel. Address, ALBERT J.

AUGUST, neiow. As a special offer, this house will give St. Joseph lYIo. double the amount of any other firm in America if you will send the names and P. 0.

address of tea newiy dies when ordering and mention the Died: Mrs, Canle Wright, wife of Jessie Wright, at her residenpe in Norton, on Sunday, March 18, at 7 o'clock a. after a short illness of three weeks. The funeral took place at 10 o'clock a. m. to-day, Mrs.

Wright will be sadly missed by her friends and all who knew her, from the social circle. Good, kind-hearted and true, and beloved by all, she left this world mourned by all. The bereaved husband is, remembered in his loss, and eympathized with by all his friends. Calicos 5 cents, ginghams 8 coats, cashmere 5 cents, dry goods? clothing, boots and shoes at similar prices at Puffer's. The groceries of the Kirkpatrick stock were purchased by C.

J. Puffer, and Loevy the dry goods, boots andshoe. Rev. Ilousel preached his last sermon at the M. E.

Church last Sunday, before goin to conference, where he tarted to-day. Abilene has bored and found natural gas. "Why may not our people find rhe same commodity by an extra effort in the right direction. Dr. M.

Turner has for aalft some -resident town lots in Turnerville west pf the fair ground on reasonable terms, made known on application. C.J. Puffer removed his stock of goods from the Opera House store to Spencer ktans old stand. He will jiave an immense general stock. C.

J. Puffer moves his entire stock of Clothing and general merchandise into the Spencer building, where he will pontinue to hold forth during the spring and summer. We received the Oberlin Opinion e-tra last week, a neatly printed pamphlet, full of useful information of North west Kansas, and advertising Oberlin in grand style. J. II.

llodgen returned lagfr week fjom Goodland. Sherman county. He reports that section booming, and he undoubtedly has aith in it, as he made an investment while there. Both railroads get their water supply from the city as soon as the water works are completed. This will not only be a source of revenue to the city, but a saving to the companies.

frank Parks, of the Eustis Democrat, was married to Miss Cornelia 15. Deyo, of Eustis, on March 7th inst. May success attend his efforts in this venture as in the journalistic field. The supply yards of the (). K.

N. are becoming well lilled with material for completion of tbe road west. Every freight tret I bring3 something, and name or inis paper, jno pieces less than one yard in lngth.Satisfaction guaranteed, or aoney cheerfully refunded? Three packages for 60 cents. Address, London Ribbon Agency, 3, 13, ly ersey City, JS. J.

123C7 MS ill 18 Land Ofllce at Oberlin, War. IT, 1888. Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of ht.i Intention to maie final proof in support of his claim, and that said Sroof will be maUij before tuo Probate Judge at lorton, Kansas, on May 2, via: HENitY J. HOWARD, DS. No.

4440 for the hf se qr see 3, 2nd hi of sw qr sec 2, town 28, ran Be 25, west He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: John L. Murphy. Kockwelt City, Karsas. George Bishop, Kockwell City, Kansas, Wade Davis, Noruatur, iCunsas, Charles V. Outhout, Noreutur.

Kansas. 18 FRANK BACON, Beglster. taken, aud at once, by the commissioners to abolish cess-pool and construct a suitable jail, or at least a place wherein confinement for a few of the summer months would not be the lasting breaking down of the prispner'a health. Rose E. Cleveland, sister of President Cleveland has just completed a work on moral aud social culture.

This bnok should be regularly read in the White House. LLeuora Leader. 'i he Leader man meant that he was sadly in need of such a work, and jn order to divert the public attention therefrom, he has endeavored to lay the default at the White House door. Buy the book brother Leader and peruse it carefully. It may do you good, Fob Sale or Trade.

The City Hotel, Mechauicsville, Iowa', all newly papered ana painted throughout, and is one of the finest hotels of its size in the tate. It Is on the main line of the C. N. W. railway.

This hotel has 18 rooms, and most of the furniture roes with the building. New large barns, wash room, wood shed and other outbuildings, etc. Is situated on two large lots on the main street and ia tho center of the town. This hotel at present is rented for the sum of $30 per month cash rent. In good times will rent for from MO to $o0 per month.

This Is a fine paying piece ot property, and is all clear and title perfect. Price, $4,500. Will exchange for a good farm, or wild land in Norton county. Address, II. Hines, Mechanicsville, Ia.

Every farmer that buys implements of us will receive a share of that $500 premium which was offer They have big times over in Graham county. On the 6th, lust, an election was held for selection of county seat between Hill City and Milbrook. Those in favor of Milbrook refused to rote and let the election go by default, Hill City carrying it by 749 votes. The commissioners canvassed the vote and forthwith ordered the records to be moved to Hill City. Milbrook expects to "bust" the election by some legal process which they now have in the Supreme Court.

Poor old Graham county! When will peace on earth ever com to her borders? Pure Gain Seeds in $500,000 to loan on good Farms at 9 per cent straight. urave3 uros. Wanted: An apprentice girl to WHAT AMITO 150? The symptoms of Bllloness are unhappily but too well known, i'hev differ in different individual to some extent. Too frequently, alas, he has an excellent appetite for liquids but nine for solids of a A bilious man Is seldom a brea Mast eater. His tongue will hardly bear inspection at any time; If it is not white and furred, at all events.

The digestive system Is wholly out of order and Dim hoea nnd Constipation may be a symptom or the two may alternate, There are o) ten 1 lemmori'hoUls or even loss of blood. There may be giddiness and of Urn headache and acldltv or flatulence and tenderness In the pit of the stomach. To correct ll this If not eliect cure trv Green's August Flower, it costs but a trifle and thousands attest its cfllcacy. a Ultlo learn dressmaking. C.

A. Geitzel, To be given by the S. of at their hall, Thursday evening, March 2(Jth, 1BS8: Opeiallouse Grocery GLIDDEN Instrumental muslo Dennett and Snyder Declamation W. II. lilies Quarietto (Jims.

A. Miner etal Speech I Bridegroom Recitation Miss Lulu Jones Women, lolaya are Eangerous Madam Revere's Femalo Pills for Debate -Question, UesolVfd, unit a hlfsh tectlva tariff is nreferablo to a tariff lor revo Women never fall to always give spee' line onlv. AlllrmaUve 1). Jones, every few days an extra pulls in load dy and certain relief. Satisfaction guaranteed or money returned.

Sent Chiw. Miner. M'gauve jhs, A. Martin, v. H.

llawlton. Historical Speech N. A. Davis Instrumental muslu Miss Murv Mcl'lierrln THREE MONTHS. Tim Pnllpf3ii7et.t, will he mailed.

Securely ed witn material. Yesterday morning as A. J. Khodes was coming down town he slipped and Como and Seo by mail securely Eealed, in plain wrap Oration Cnpt, J. 0.

Newell bolo Mils lUtu tlrecn wrapped to any address In the United States for three months on receipt cf one dollar. Liberal discount allowed to postmasters, agents and elulis. Tim Police Gazetlb of New York Is the per, for one dollar: three boxes for two ed last week and won Everybody invited. Ladies admit fell on the side walk, striking on his dollars. Particulars in letler for four ted free, (lentlorxeu 10 cents each.

only legitimate Illustrated Sporting und sensa by Harmonson cents in postage stamps. Address Programme uhall be strictly tarried heartana Bnouiciers. lie received serious Injuries on tbe head and shoulders, nd severely hurt Mft tongue sums war ou the teeth, tional journal pmuisnca on uio tvuiunuuu vva tlnent. Apply lor terms to. Richard K.

For, Franklin Square' N. Y. Mrs. E. REVERE, Box 283, Jersey 'avis Bros.

OUl. UHAtf. JM IN 1st Sargent Gneb, Opera Block. City.N. J..