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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-12
The Elections.

Considering this is an off year in poll
tics the result of Tuesdays elections in
several of the states was anything but
discouraging to the Republicans. In
New York the result is close and, ,Wednes-
day was claimed by the Democracy,
but as usual later returns were
more favorable for the Republicans
and the indications are that
at least portion of the ticket will be
elected. The Legislature is close, the
senate said to be a tie and the lower
house Republican by small majority.
In Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,, Con-
necticut, Minnesota, Wisconsin and New
Jersey, the Republicans hold their own.
In New York in the election of Congress-
men to fill vacancies the Republicans
lose one member, the Democrats elect
ing a successor to Morton in the Elev-
enth district. The Democrats carry
Mississippi and are getting their con-
ISOLATION from that source. The election
in Detroit shows that city to be Repub-
lican, Mayor Thompson being reelected
by over 400 majority oyer DR.. Brodie,
Democrat. In Virginia the indications
are that the Malone party is victorious.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-12
I'm dian River COrrespondence.
INDIAN RIVER, Nov. 3, 1881.


To the Editor NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
DEAR sIR.-Our village has just been
startled by the report of death by the
accidental discharge of revolver. It
occurred at McIntosh's camp, miles
south of here. Michael Snyder was fool
ing with 3S calibre revolver and by a
premature discharge his comrade Charlie
Debrowsky was fatally wounded and died
in few hours. The corOners jury, con-
sisting Of Henry Lester, J.W. Peck, A. M.
Clements, s. w. Peck, Joel Lester and
John Fluer, were summoned by justice
Carter and verdict rendered to the ef-
feet that the diseased came 10 his death
by the hand of Michael Snyder from
carelessly handling revolver while in
tOxicated.
We had lively time with a dozen
roughs but Ed with the help of few of
our muscular citizens succeeded in plac-
ing of them in the "jug." Next morn
ing all paid their fines and went away
apparently happy.
In previous communication / said
our Geo. Clarke captured deer and was
still on the war path with good prOs-
poets. Now Geo. has astonished us with
the amount Of venisOn he is singing
arOung among his friends. Current re-
port is that he has dozen or more
marked and when he calls for one he
gets it. VenisOn is coming in by wagon
loads and Is selling by carcass at Tets
per lb.
One of our citizens went up in the
Black river country and captured the
"bOss" deer Of ChebOygan county weigh
218 net. Bully for the Indian River bOyl
But the sequel: Dame rumor has it that
said deer arrived in ChebOygan a few
days later with prominent attorney
who bore his hOn0rs right gallantly and
received the congratulations of his
friends with the necessary honor and
dignity due him. Charges $500.
Our depot is nearly completed and the
construction trains are bringing in
passengers.
The telegraph wires are here and we
are in telegraphic communication with
all the world and large part of Michi-
gan.
regret that an extraordinary press
Of business prevented me from address,
ing you last week and several have said
to me that it will not do to have the
correspondence cease. Hope to be in
condition to have no more irregularity.
Weather mild and all clases pushing to
get i'm condition for winter.
Very Truly.
ESCULAPIAs,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-12
AUTUMN MUSINGS.
BY EARNEST.

A white sail against rock-bound shore,
Sky and water, nothing more.
Nothing more, did idly say?
IT'S white robed soul, on Its earthly way.
The water its path, and the fair blue sky
The curtain hiding from mortal eye
The land Of hope; the rOck-bound shore,
The trials that wreck life evermore.
Oh! white sail shining in the morning sun,
Oh! white soul your pure life just begun;
May you safely reach the looked for haven,
Pure through life's storms-at rest in
heaven.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-12

For Baking, or Anything in my line Prompt
ly Filled and Delivered to any part of the
town. / serve meals no longer. but can sell
you everything that goes to make up a good
meal. Give me call.
MRS. J. L. JEWELL.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-12
w. w. DAVIDSON.

'Mr. and Mrs. Spoopenkyke' will en-
tertain most pleasantly for % cents at
Fexer's Book store.
For children shoes go to Nelson &
Bullen.
A large and elegant line Of new dress
goods in plaid and brocade just received
at II. l.. Greenthal & Co.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-12
Notice.

AS my place will be closed up about
the middle Of next week, persons who
have ordered photographs recently, and
have not called for them yet, should do
so without fail in the mean time.
w. w. DAVIDSON.
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" EW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
NEW LINE

hIODk ROUTE,
Ieaye NJ iyltENroN and PHILADELPHIA.
LiberIy-st. WIN "'" STATION y IL H. Oh n J foot OF
mn Ia. lepna Ninth and Grern.sts ~ 7s5. $780, ll:l5
5:Su - 81" a. iiSo o;So ~ sunday at s:45 a M
RAJ ara and Berkssts at $500 7;tA HIS m 30430
80 I. >. w On sunday Mt 1:t1 T. N.
rSi2 warren aud rucker.sts, $3.50 7i5, 800 Il;l5
5:30 5''o T. a5o 0:3o, T. IL y ON sunday $40 m;
heturn trans leave Philadelphia for Neyy. York
IRON stations Phla. aud Reading r. Ninth and Graop
~ ~ $50 $3.50 III l;l5 2i5 540 Cas- ~ n no
from Third aad Rerxssts at sea $40 9.l5a r A,
- u1ss 100 D. m SUNDAY at 7:i5 ~, A8Op IN
q 80 IA. itei,ot W uren and Tuckersts Gas son
100 d@n u m. % $3.50 1870 u"
rt"niectionis a Statio, % an, b..
'rnooSiyn and erie Depof. Jersey f'ity ~ W." N''n
kety Tor sale at foot OF
M yom 1323 Broadway. and az the principal hotels
BTookivn ~" CONTEST ana Annex ONCE Jewalls Wharf
transfer Conpanv. DoAds ESnress VIII cali for and
check cheek oaesage from ho, residences aeination
made AZ ga Br,aivyRv ssf,ts
ave. New York, and cours-sL Brcokiyn All tlosa nsa
az, ia connection with the Bet Telephone aud law Te,
JOSEPH s. HARRIS up p.t,,u,,,
GeReral Manager a., - hai-DN ~,
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Menu 11nbIitatlonG.

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STEAMBOATS, ORR aniIrnnna
A TROY ROATS
CTIZFNS;p

A TROY BOATS. CqpIzE,n-S.-ssse,.-
no. Note change Ia location NEW STFt N4s9,1 In f
co3 aug SlIs OF TROY leave daily SARA
IRON sN No a. North River ~ sa,uroay
ecllne watn morning
Dag steamer touches Albany. ' anu " est Eun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-18
Mem Civilizations.

a THOUSAND of Newly orlz's hest hoorJ-
"A eilS-houses apartments and hotels get TuEoDopu
WIZ i>1.v nhiDm - cents al newsdealars NEW
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ESALII,MDRE and OHIO RAILR0An

o. va Philadelphia, baltimore aud Washioss,,
May - Passenger leave
follows ono AcsDfoSseS-s
MI, III, scept sunday, arrive Washington %,
.ities Washington d daii,-
reached. - ~''e-'iA-t.. -@for AZ
4: n-Day fat lac for Washington arr-ye efn.,
Gov y NJ lineage 800 a. M, ana Louis $40 -
train runs hTOugh "a Chicago. ~ -ioss" Entire
IL; OO-Midnisht daily. Sloepers attached. 49,
'5Jrsuttf Ii5t p IN ATTY At Camden station lea
ooo -, Washington 1S5 a. Day
cinnati. ~ ~ ~ '"' Sieepefs Tor Gin
IN, NO oiber line makes faster time West Trains
i,sl uue Nest al esV a. $40 q. m and loza - -
ard c, d eeping serlls secured and baggage cas fs
81 One,teN 70 destination az NOmpaag's once ans Eur
- -".1. y 'uIa -.alll pll Con-
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w NITEn STAfpIE Ann =

WHITE STAR LINE
w UNITED STATES A ID ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
- nor q EENSrOMN AND LINERPOOI.
NoTICE.-ihe steamers of this line ne
recommended by Lieutenant Maury T. = ~ on both fSe
outward and home~ard VOYAGES
ia bGf6, Capt. P9rsell N,
CELTIC Capt. GoSdell. Thursday sent % @ n n,
HRlTAN Nc carr. SATURDAY.. s b..
fkoM THE WAITE STAR DOCK, FOOT on WEST
lOfHST.
lheSe steamers uniform sine and in an
polhthent% Tho sdlnsls SatcoOale, smoking and Ratl
rooms placed 1nidsps, motion
''''1'''''7
SAfES-Saloon. $40 and sI0a Return ticket an favor
YORK. ~2S -'V'N WV
These steamers carry neither cattle sheep, pigs
For INSPECTION ~ plans aai other
CohpLly's Offices, No 81 Broadway New.York 49,
y MANN, ,,,,y g. ,,o - r. !. CoRTIS, . CONT
bARhlTI a CATH ELL. Agents Phadelplia
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Ocean 5teamers
A NCHOR LINE y: $. NAIL STEAMERS.
n NETWORK AND GLASGOW
FROM flcr No. 20. North River New.YorL
FurneSsa sept u, y. m Apchorla Cci -,
DcVona. ...SeN %, u A. h. thi Cct
Inea, steaHlers do not sheen ar yi, ''
Naph, %ov to oV excursion tickets Mt reduced rateA
Second cabin, $40. Stoerage.
NEW YORK TO LON DON DtUEcT
From Pier No. 40, North River. foot nf Cbarics
Bolivia sept = D. m utopia SoG 81 Ga M
Cabins 500 ana Suo Excursion tickets "
HENDERsoN btoTiEits. Agents. Z Rowing. G1een
CUNARD LINE.
49,. NOTICE" LANE ROUTEp
FlsoM NEW-fOhk TO LIVERPOOL. VIA oUErrNs
TOWN. 49, SSA'--No'
FROM PIER NO. AZ, NORTH RIVER
DAIANiA SATURDAY, sept 81 4 M M
AKA 81 Wednesday, Sept ~ $40 a ~, ~
OA go, a ssso Saturday, Oct J. ii m
terms ~ '''"N'S WI A1Noiaoie
seerage tickets TO and from al parts OF Erpe Mt er, ~
rates. Freight and passage Office No ROW s ,renng ~"
VERNON H. BROWN " CO. Apents
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Pacific MAIL Steamship Company's Lines.
y FOR CALIFORNIA, SANDWICH Is Ian Os, JAPAN
CHINA NEW-ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA, CENTRAI AMI
sou III AME RIGA and MEXICO ~
From New YORK Pier loot 'ana'st. Y r.
For san TTanci.cn VIA I.tnnus . mana
COLON. snls ~ ESD AH. ) 1t 9O-ncon.
Connecting for Central and South America Mexico
From LIST Br ann
JADa1 ghiud
o. q o. :. :. GAELIC sails III ESDAT. SEPT. 2n-2 n m
FOR HONOLULU. NEW-ZEALAND aud AUSTRALIA
CITY or SYDNEY sails SATURDAY. sept. "a D. M.
or on arrival ~ london mails ut Francisco
Forfreigt, Information aDnly at Com
pany - . hlce The Pier foot .tta-S-. North River
j. III. L Us SUPERINTENDENT
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FREEHOLD and NEW YORK PAuwAy
6,0p "a 'or freehold145. 7;45 M. I'm 2 4:S0 $40
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
tb 5a SS hontc wa Sanly iroo 1910 a. M 100
a IN WV >" ~" or East Long Branch &C. On Sundays $50
ami 81 m' S't5 > m-For oceaa Grove, Poui Pleas
r"r sandy Hook via aranch,ors 5t5. 74J L. ~ ~ m
Tor nonmonth sesoh Searrlga &c. via BraacaaorA SIS
gai, &c. WI 'N'N0"''H i"n' 'siNer Rarne
xcoi Mancbo ,t,l-,i3O mvia SANDY Hook for lake
btntlonstp Cav sta '' - - 4 ""u ."
4:30n m.--Via Bank for Ialau,,a Nbttin,ss ~.
INiYer HarnegaL Rr. ' ~ fV"lS
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NORWICH LINE

Va 40 's,Sn worcester Nashua Poyfand and mo East
va >eM-l tcauers leave PloT No.
daily sunday included Week days pm. sundavs ~
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STEAMBOATS, dno RAILROADS.

4 LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. :
t PhEW and as 81 SSHN leave PIEE a. North River
n, A. Vf every WEEK DAY at D.
trans North, West EaSt "s oNooV'e" WIN
Excursion uckets Albany return good so DAYS 70 20
W. W. EVERETT President
/ LBANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and q
- EiBBAeD tuy (San lays evcso'eu Ielvs VnstrvS a.
a'et 80, AZ sSt.'t ~ a. t8rl'<Yl nv Annev az
st pS,,,y tmaos'G9% Gat>i AM Huison Coaaect
uckcsto West Pointer Ne S6rt retarang6S down boat
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-TFRSPy
o,Stali9n IN New York foot OF Lberty.st sst,on i'm
D, r>y d. q, 10Y OF Fui''n'St Jeweiis Wharf "
Leave sew York, fpof NJ riberty.s, A. fpll,v,
r oiHL a~hor Feminyton Easton. Aeatowa Reaiioy
745t n-For Schooey', Noppt,u 4,,h srii,, }r,,.,
Wso ,anu Western IL H. Easton Allentown Wtkss5arra
. m--Por Fle uingto1 sc,,,,ev., ,t,,,t,,, IA.
nncri Tx M nsp2rt rdna1ua Orittoa Naaticoxa
u m Ior rlenngton castor. Auoato,v, Rea,,. ~,
risbnrs Mach CHUNK Pittston etc ' "i'f "'e
Chunk TamaGna rr gnnSGn aston Woi Gap, Mauch
FSSsiop Wror SehooevS Mountain Ilg BrIse Branch
4;d6r m.-Eor sonervillc. Flemnctoa. GO
Rcadnr oTrss nrs3 m,n No. - n%d W n r. Anontowa
stniay trains leave At Sl5 m for Bonni Rro,s
p u me! Ter stoa% bS)p Tor Eastan Aea
OF FGr NewaCk at 30 5l1, go 7l5 $50 500 $50
aaao ia Ia, MP ll,5n NJ - r. ~ Llh2 2Bl
For trains to local points Time Tables at stations
y Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION
AL; RAIL LINE for Perth Ambov South Ambov
Pie,sn aN ong Branch Ocean Grove Asbury Park Point
caS cayei 5:t5 it5 1880. M 10 m p $780, L. 4sO $50.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
SSaoRT LiNs-4UdCk TIME
thronSn al 81 ANIlC CITY IAPRESS. 2:OO 1, m with
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THE LATEST EXTRAS.

'EHE LATEST EXTRAS.
Lazy ana her Lover BY Mrs ohphant 10 cents oy Vi
Tribune Extra, No Sl.-In Dixie's Land, mr. ,I Ga, .
To-day series of graphic by an OF
server 10 cents. 49, -"Pi'9"''ed oD-
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ilanhlify Conn, Brewster.
mtqlae stations leave l55tl-st g.35 rn
m. dairy, except - - my '4i' --L0 p
mo-
''ssv AY.'i st 500 a. IN. daily. except SUNDAY. f
except sunday. ''''' '-'' p ~ caa4gs
WIKI trains leave Rectorst nftyave minutes
D5i"ir s-ne OF depaIture from lb5tlt.sf. ~ -'-''S
itssssaet poi -lS West Esd Near
TIC NewNoIk Transfer Company VIII ali f,r ana 49,.
bagga o from hotels and residences. ~ A anu 'Aee~
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DED STAR LINE

BPEU NIAK LINZ.
Ia Criind states and Royal Belgian Mail steamers
49, EVERY STATUE FOR ANTWERP
ne So ,udo ut.stcldss iuilpoN
SWlTZEkLAS SATURDAY. sent n,
BELGENLAND d $500, Saturdst o. , ~ a -,
fhrOo amiI
second cabin accommodation uncNcsllod
StateTooms all on main
No horses, cattle. sheep PIGS carried.
First cabin, and
second cabin, prepaid, $50 excursion. 500.
Sleeragc so prepaid, S2I excursion. s.3 80.
IEII " WhIGlII IS SONS. COM ALE n Y
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FOR ATr-ANTIC NIT

VI 70.
THROUGH CARS-IOWEST EAREz
,,foN. ATLANTIC CITN EMPRESS BON ~ ,-,,,
urough cara arrivng Atlantic Citv at G,t5n n, III VIII
f"IcHom Newi DIRK One way S3 21 Round fIfn stiS
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U-Co-1No y ABBOTT Cent Pass'r Agent View. yor.
NDRIHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSEY


an aIF Swp9r Narthas Vineyard Nanuce' Cane Cod en-
OF pCI nil. OF the Old Colony T. NfRTOp7
eng I'D COLON leave New Yofk daily SUNDAYS cxone
a. p hE ii9n Pler -. y r. Annex from ISro5iT
NJ 80 seN CITY, r. connects lfuc-
tiekets and satcToouns may be secured NJ All rrScr
IN aoi' $40 cket on ces. az the Office Pier ~ an
-, 5IEt OF tours nd excursions low rates -
IT 81 atlon 15eO. l. con- NOR Gepl Pass,r As.
BORDEN & LOWELL. AGENTS ' ~ . 40 -Aeri-
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PROVIDENCE LINE.


"A ,,0, - fok PROVIDENCE DIRECG
SonhNc,hg with Providence ana Worcester Railroad
osNaster ana an points north, " orcrsTsr
iLse Ia4SSe steamer MASSAGE CSErrs viii leave Oh
usuyA ihur sdays and Saturiays
lla on Mondays. Wednesdays aut 3 ~ N ERON
tsi-iN -, y X GOT " Marren-st. New York
81 efOOms secured az Offices
paDS, 1hd ~ psine'iN no.els ana rcket ouces
kONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATSKILL
AZ FOUNTAINS, landing Cozzcas CYest Poina CEN
Mal N,'wt1rS Marlboro Milton. Fsopus
connecting Win Ulster 8ni Delaware Waikiki
lslirottS steamboats, Thomas Cornell
MlhsoaEe ldty loot RiraI.
except SNurtlyS when Thomas az ~
coheetmg wan special Uran through tatsAi
ST0NINGT0N LINE TO BOSTON.
~ CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
lie Elegant steamers SrDNfNGrON and NARRAGAN
Shfl leave daily except SmdayS
-. . 4. NJ. FROM PfERsa y. &.
81 arriving IA Boston A N FARE As LOW
as Bl ANY OTHER LINZ.
OF ste ~ ~ oclaclph ncket ohcsA staferens
seclheoat ouoes 81 Mescots express Company Asor
tonn< Nos el and SD broadway. and Metropolitan sR1
fllth Avenue Hotels ID - bAi-lDt a. tr1sflc1@
l. W. rILAlNs. General Passenger AGENT
fE'HE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
and NEWPORT nom Grand Central Depot
Three trains tally "a Suud4 10 Boston AZ
$40 a. ~ D n lparlor cars attaohed, and 10 (~isa
fSandsSS at W Ia ~ M estb na,sce o, 49,, Istted
tickets 10 Boston all rail- ~.
ON and after MONDAY, lame g. special LIMITED NEW
PORT EMPRESS train leaves at (wth pafiOr cars ~
aehed arriving a, New port at $50 Tickets AMI pst
et seats be oOtnee at Metropolitan Fiih Ncn ana
Windsor Hoteaacket Offices ana AZ Grand Central DePos
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ROTTERDAM LINE.

ROTTERDAM LINE
n Stsamers leave WATsoN's STORES. brooklyn.
ROTTERDAM [N...-.-iav' SO
W. \. SCIEOITI.N ......... Xrc5nos'st g., (
lsi Cabin SOTO "a Cabin So seeIage, S26 steer.
age lron lottrrd ~ r'epad. so. H. CAZAUX. gen 90
~ south Wiiiau.st FUNGI. EnYF & Co ~ Soufb VII
hamst Freight Agts. L.W MORRIS 80 Broadway q. p A.
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Conntrp Boaro.

RERKSHIRE'S MOST POPULAR RESORT
~ MAPLEWOOD HALL, PI rTSFIELD, MASS.
every requisite attraction and comfort Special
season rates. Open from June l to October 10
GEORGE w, KITTELI,E Manager
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Il '7D11N0N' NrwJrpsrv
The most unique and country
VIII remain open until October 20.
C.TJONES.
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EKIIE RAILWAY. now known as tho NV

spiAh LANE EtiiE AND WESTERN ~ N -.
arrangement OF trains Chami,ers $50.
"a nL--tincinDab Chicsgo Dav ts,,r.,,
ivni Coa,hes % Blfalo and Suspension Bridga LIVING
.Oh m, tDaiiY.)-Fast q Ions Fvr,r.ss -. -
h connecting with fast ~ enc w.,
" ou"'no onects ~ Turner'S cor Ne v1ury ' 0''es
coachna m rn lIaSne Express for tle Wet sa.ran.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED I,oru
MINI AND FASTEST TTNE CONSFSrlfN-r
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY IN

laiidt streets teig1vs. q follow 81. ~''' WV
$40 $3.50, ., $50. 9 40 limito.il II a M 90, d, 81,
ooNt , S5O ana 10 Sundars t.ab.,,i
hl, o'.''. 90 dllu 10 4 ne
Express Trains leave Nev-Yor daiv pxeeY, Sunday
den Ne' 'iS trenton aiid Nauf
Returning trains leave West PhacelDhia 10 n, 80 sz
4 go = 81 &hd II a. in Limited Express $50 ~ ia n (
800" 'V2 Sh1 y p M On sunday, 1901 SsS soS
Sc M; = q go ana p NJ Leave Phusdelrhis va cana
Ticket ohces A2o and PA 6oadway Astor fs,use saa
ZOO OF s,rosses ara Cortlsndtst; Courtst arr Brook
M annex Staton 1901 of fulton-st
grant Ticket Ofhce, Bait 10y Ivy In"
The NeNGork Transfer CoIrpanv .o~ .,,.y
baggage IRON hotels ~ NV WV
FRA \ t q aalVIA S,s0S,r JR WOOD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-18

4 L No. 20 Gramercy Park and IS Irving
~ Place1Gentlcmens apartment house single
rooms Win bath break fast If de sired
rooms on ground hoor suitable FOR physicians Office.
A i HARIEM.--A gentleman and wife can
find pleasant front acove RON. IN private American
family, with good board, l54 East l27thst terms re
hunable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-18

LIEN RIDGE, Cornwall, N. Y.-House now
open 4Vacrcso 81 grolnI water wood ires fresh
H In vegetables milk carriages stages 60, place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-18
I EHIGH VALLEY RAIIpOAD

- PASSh<GAcR TRAItSS. and after Nav > 80 VII
- 1901 o. Corfsndt and DesIrosses cts. $40
";v p 10 aiii $50 for East0n. Bcthlel en- Allen
N,.Nn lteastng 4aucl Chunk WlEesbarrc T1v.sn1-
NnaNeIif I'1aca Geneva LYONS Puha,c ard the W',sf
=" i J. hi iot aston Bctuecnl. Allentown Reaa1r
Mnsh Chnns, MiiSeshare ana Pitt stan Put,sn iri-t
AVA esl 70 $50 train Trains leaving 74D
a' II ~ aiio 80 y NJ connect for all points Naia-5v
49, - aa1rtoa coai regions. p g. BYTNGTOS. al - A
"oh'i' Eastern oaice corner Church Uortandtsts
= IL -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-18
Doaro tl)anteo.

>. LONOi EK a. 60, Designers and Manu-
~ . iacturers OF ARTISTIC CRATES AND eE \ ftips
fIREFLACES IA Brass, Bronze and I'iIa
AnllrouS firs sofa Coal Nods Basket Ctratos &c
Elefaat assortment of new designs Ies for
hetths auu tdolSS ArctitecbF designs executed
elusive designs furnished estimates 10 archifois and
builders. WaIeroons, No 36S Canal st '' CALM
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-03-16
ll11pzrflI|t Iz1

every ten Of beet, sorg huin, ambez
and other sugar cane raised and
manufactured into sugar within
Ties state, and one cent pes pound.
upon al merchants BE sugar made
from beets, sorghum q the sugar
cane grown within t;ae stale t.
to any person or persons who shall
.cstablish plant OF sugar man ufac-
tory within the state.
OF course nothing of the kind il
expected in Dakota At present, sbui.
shows that the Importance Of Tho
subject j. Attracting the attention
OF eastern farmers and indicates
what may he done here.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-03-16
Farneers, Ezouss %,
a{:nnca:,e ! 5 Tribune.

a iiOti!t''. gs3E
A house with NO trees around it
locks c..:.esl,lsss aud nnho1nelihe.
Have grounds around tho DWELLING.
lave nc fs.nces; they cost money
~ useless especially fences shut
iiig lie house up, as if tll;ero va.
la, gsr that il would run away.
Lei there be 10 less than. an acr
il door-var;l tn will be better.
Make q beautiful lawn Of this, and
cut The grass. It can be 10 waste
out it will be a thing Of beauty,
and "a thing Ct beauty is 4 JOY
forever There need not be any
oss to be tasteful. Good taste ami
economy can therefore be made
handmaids to each:other. Set your
trees in this enclosure, and dig
around them with spade each
year, and the trees will GROW lux
uriautly, and lie house will grow
beautiful, Tie clilslien will grow
eontentsd, ti4e fathers and mothers
IS they grow Cd will grow happy,
lie ncisllbors will grow to emulate
sll,d TO excel, the township will
.;;row attractive, and i 9 young men
and the young women will grow up
to feel that there is no place, after
al, like Home, Sweet Home
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-03-16
A cCrv&sncEient 9; the Se:c., TIE

A correspondent 9; tlle so:c..tiac
American SAYS: "Let any one who.
has III attack Ct locls,iaw take
small quantity Of turpentine, warm
!, and poHi II cn tie woul no
matter w!!.es,e lie wound is, aid re-
lief Will follow III lesS than a min
ute. Nothing better can be APP
Piled to q severe cut or bruisc than
turp-ntine: it Will give certain re.
lief almost instantly. Turpentine
is also a sovereign remedy forcroup.
Saturatc piece of fannel with it
and place Tho flannel on the throa.
md chest, and il every case three
Or fourLrors en- . lump Of sugar mag
be taken inwardly.'