The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-19
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rHE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MINNESOTA
EmRoAD CoMPANY.-The Burlington, Cedar Rapids
u Minnesota Railroad Company is a continuation
the Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy Railroad,
|d 1t traverses without competition, the richest
rtiou OF Iowa, and receives as tributaries the Chi
go and North west, Rock Island and Pacific, Union
cGc, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Minnesota
ntral aud ROcKford and Rock Island Railroads.
Mas four great initial and terminal points, viz,
Paul. St. Louis, Burlington, ana Chicago, and it
his through one OF the finest regions of the West
stock, grain and other produce.
It is estimated, from the average earnings OF
Is road. that the income accruing from
e completion OF the enterprise after the
BIT of December will be as follows Re; ;eipts on
miles from Burlington to Cedar Fails, at $4,000
mile, 81 $50, 900; operating expenses at 80 per
ht., s61s,0)0, which will leave net income of
$4,000. TIE interest on per cent. gold bearing
nds, equivalent to per cent. currency will be
s 900, which Will make the earnings in excess OF
terest applicable TO dividend on stock, being IL per
ht upon the amount of stock, at S2O,000 per mile,
(5,000. The stock for this road has all been sub
fbed to by wealthy parties along the
le, and paid in full. The bonds held
H90 and interest in currency by the agents Of the
bd, Messrs. Eenry Clews Co., OF New York, and
for sale by bankers aud brokers generally. The
in sums ranging from $1,000 to $4,000. and the
ss OF subscribers is largely represented by trus-
es Of funds cashiers OF banks and savings institu-
ns insurance companies, and other judicous and
rmanent investors
LADIES STOCKINGS. "a W
I 25-CENT STOCKING is FULL REGULAR
25-CENT STOCKING is FINE FABRIC.
|Ths Stocking and the specialties In Ladies', Mems,
ID ChildIens Underwear which Nc. Finn is now
arn pNi lv Ia a1
pm the crowds Of purchasers daily hooking to his
s5.CEET LADIES VEST.
Ahe s5-cent Vest is slightly aud warm, and the
hest offered for the money.
81 LADIES VEST,
Fine Merlno, handsomely shaped, is daily increas-
Ig in favor and demand.
Il 40 fine wool SaXony Vest.
II MEks AND CHILDREN's UNDERWEAR.
6S and 75 cents Mems good heavy shirts.
@he so cents and 81 Shirts are splendid goods.
81 40 and 80 Gne Wool SaXony Shirts.
|Ihildrens Wear at economical prices.
JOHN M. FINN,
s. l.. corner Arch and Seventh streets,
SEN-CEET ZErHYR,
TEN-CyNr ZEPHYR.
fIhe wonderful popularity OF the Ten. cent Zephyr
hs attained is surprising Mr.. Finn is taxed to
eep his supply equal to the demand. Ladies are
ing it for nearly every knitting purpose magma
", SuCn Nv AugHuuh, SudWls, CdpS. eIc. III Is bue
eaDest-washed ana most beautiful-dyed Zephyr in
Ne market. Mir. Finn has also very large assort-
lent OF Stocking Yarns JOHN Nj. FINN,
S. L. corner Arch and Seventh streets.
zEPHYR GoODs.- A fun line OF Zephyr Embro-
red Slippers and Cushions, OF brilliant designs
Is just been opened by Mr. Finn, the prices OF
hich he has greatly reduced. Slippers formerly
ling for 81 he has reduced to IS cents, and Sofa
sshions OF large size, good designs, he has marked
sl2O per piece and up. Ladies, it is economy to
OK at his stock. JOHN NJ. FINN,
s E, corner Arch and Seventh streets.
kkUPERB SILVER PLATED WARE FOR CHRISTMAS
% WEDDIEG PBE5ESTs.-On reference to our adj
Eftising columns 1t will be seen that the Messrs.
cad & Robbins, the celebrated manufacturers OF
EVer plated ware, advertise an immense stock of
Mods which they have prepared expressly for the
Holiday season. IJ comprises every article In their
he OF busiut ss ani for beauty OF design, style, and
haity cannot be eXcelled in this or any other
buntry. Purchasers will remember that large
aantlties OF so called silver plated ware can be
lrchased public SALE but II our citizens want an
icle that is ali is represented to be-that is, OF
lie best qua ity-they will purchase OF the Messrs.
cad & Robbins, at the N. E. corner OF Ninth and
|hesnut streets.
GRAND ana imposing sight these nne days may
seen weudiDg their way (the elite OF the city and
rounding suburos) to the Great Kid Glove En-
rum of M, ssrs 4. Il j. B. Bartholomew, No. 90
Eighth street. Their magnificent stock OF FASH
Enable goods and the low prices at which they are
aarked make this House one OF te centres for
shlonable patrons, as well as those OF more mode
tie means aGe pretensions, as the st ock comprises
grades from medium 20 fHe quality, but no cheap
trashy goods can be found In this house. Good
oods at fair prices is the motto OF this house in
its branches.
FoR the accommodation Of those that wish 70
Ike their purchases before business hours and
before the Iush commences, RoCKHILL WILSON
Nm open their store tomorrow Saturday morning
six O'CLOCK, and those who cannot make II conye-
lent until after business hours, they will ind us
pen until after ten o'clock ia the evening. We ln-
ite all 10 call and examine the largest, BEST aud
heapest stock in the city, not forgetting the popu
ar a-Woo ten dollar fall and winter suits.
RocKHILL WILSON,
Brown STONE HALL,
Nos. COS and COS CHESEUT street.
EIFGANT CLOTHING.-Vhen all the requirements
81 fashion are con bined with economy society is
Iatisaed Hence al gentlemen OF renued taste
hould visit the mammoth clothing house OF Charles
stokes Co., Continental Hotel, Chesnut street
All articles OF clothing are devised bY true artists
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