davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-09

The Cairo Citizen says that at the Tus-
cola pioneer meeting at Vassar last week
Frederick Writ, of Denmark, exhibited o
steel trap which he set in the woods in
TuscOla township forty years ago this
fall and which mysteriously disappeared
soon after. The trap was found in a
beech tree in the township of Vienna,
Genesee County about four years ago
and has been fully identified by MIR Wirtz
The trap was 81 feet from the ground
when found and the chain runs through
the body of the tree in three different
directions, section of the wood being
sawed off to show the situation of the
chain. 1t is supposed that some animal
got caught in the trap and subsequently
dragged it to the place where it was
found, eventually winding the chain
around the young sapling which has
since become tree. The animal doubt
less died from starvation, and the trap
and chain has been growing up with the
tree for nearly 40 years.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-09

ready very beautiful. They are shaded
| by dense woods and lead to the natural
bridge, "Arch Rock" which is within a
| few feet of the road. From its calcare-
Gus crest one looks down into Lake
Huron, 149 feet below.
| Further on is the remarkable boulder,
Sugar Loaf" which rises abruptly from
the plateau and has large cavities in the
side as If it had been nibbled by gigan-
| tic mice. IL is 2S4 feet above the lake.
But it would take pamphlet to tell in
detail what one may see in drive or a
walk in this newest of national parks.
Two such pamphlets have been prepared
and make interesting reading. j. A.
Van Fleet, M. A. of Detroit, is the author
of one, and Lieut.. ID. H. KiltOn, now at
the fort at Mackinac, is the writer Of
the other. The latter is especially
interesting in its Indian legends and
military "reminiscences. The des-
criptiOn OF the island in
Constance FenimOre WOOlson's novel
Anne" comprise some of the best parts
OF that very successful work. This was
the home of the heroine. Here Miss
WOOlsOn lived several summers staying
with her father who was an invalid, at
the old agency. They boarded with the
Hurlbuts who rented the place. 1t is
thought by those who know that "Anne"
was Miss Hurlbut. She is now married
and lives in Philadelphia. Some believe
the the book would have been more in
teresting than it is, If it had been more
realistic, so far as the heroine is con-
cerned. Here is bit of Miss WOOlsOn's
word painting:
''The little fort was perched on the
brow of the cliff, overlooking the village
and harbOr; the windows of the stone
cottages which formed the officers quar-
tiers commanded an uninterrupted view
OF blue water in summer and white ice
fields in winter as far as the eye could
reach. 1t could hardly have withstoOd
bOmbardment. Its walls and block
houses, erected as defense against the
Indians, required constant prOpping
and new foundation work to keep them
within the requirements of safety, not
to speak of military dignity. But the
soldiers had nothing else to do and, on
the whole, the fort looked well, especial
ly from the water, browning the green
height with buttressed majesty.
Summer visitors came and the United
States uniform took its cOnquering
place, as usual, among the dancers, at
the picnics, and on the fast sailing fish
ing boats which did duty as yachts,
Swimming over the clear water in whose
depths fish could be seen swimming 40
feet below"
And this is in no respect an exaggera-
tiOn. Mackinac is the loveliest spot for
a summer residence, or brief respite
from labor, in all west 1t is COney ISL
and without its crowds and its beer, and
with scenery surprising that at New
port or Nantasket.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-09
MALARIA +!
THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN
To Destroy This Deadly Pest.

The most alarming fact, in our sanitary con-
ditiOns is the prevalence Of MALARIAL POL
SON not only in marshy lOw-ying districts,
but in the cities and upon elevated ground
where. a few years ago 1t was unheard Of.
Frequently fatal disorders of the digestive
functions, wasted and enfeebled body and even
insanity are the dire effects of malarial poison
ing, the sure precursors of death, if the poison
is not neutraliZed. The boatmen on the Del. q
Hudson canal, as well as the inhabitants of
the surrounding country, have been great suf-
ferers from MALARIA. Not until few years
past did they find a reliable remedy. Now
thousands testify that there is but one real and
speedy cure for malarial poisoning and that is
DIR. KENNEDY'S "FAVORITE REMEDY
which byits action on the blood purifes it,
and restores healthy tone to the entire system
AS preventive in localities where this dan
gerlurks it is invaluable. The ''FAVORITE
REMEDY" also cures the worst liver and kid
ney complaints, and all diseases caused by Wit
lated blood. For sale by all druggists, price 81
per bottle. 1t is an absolutely safe, purely
Vegetable remedy, the greatest Alternative med
icine in the world. Address the proprietor DR..
David Kennedy, ROndout n. Y.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-09

Passengers transferred to any part of the
county at Special rates, to be made at the
stable, rear Of Pioneer house, Sd street. Par
ticular attention paid to fishing parties wish
ing teams. II. M. SAMMONS. Agent.
aug8tb CheboyQan Mich
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-09
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER o, 1882.
GIVE THE CHILDREN LOVE.

ONE OF MRS. KIDDER's BEAUTIFUL POEMS.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-09
MACKINAC.

The Season AIT MaeI<inac nslaud-A
New Hotel TO be Buiit-rhe attrac-
lions of the Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-24
rrnnpEAN MAt.KErs.

LIVERPOOL Jan. 23-2oop p uP9ra- Prime Mes EASTERN
1u au Western. dull at 10. Bacou--' tunerianl
Cut dun 10 a. tel. short Hib dun az 4, Long Clear,
Gul al So. snort Gear duu at ~. Hams--L"ug cat
frr M IO. shoulder dull 1913 go fOr new Bcc-IutA
Bless. stratr Extra Mess. firm AZ us Frm" Mess. dn-
an 4D aru-Prmr NcEtcru, dan at o.:G. llAoW-f Prime
CITY steady. a.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Steady 40 81.
o4la-tlue rul at llhu common steady at 'd 14trae-
American toic- tod Lard DL none here Flour
Fxtrl -Jar d AZ IA. Nhe4JNU Lltc. steady Al 10 vi
30 : -u-a- G-u ~ lu t-. Winter Nr" western. steady
AZ IUI HI turu-NIsrd steady a. tc. 'ottou-ecd OIL
yellow American. none mere. E''in-Conmou a. LONDON
steady aIUta. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AZ London steady 40
IlvvppO0r Jan $3.50 D. m.-Heet lis per fierce
r Extr4 INDIA Mess, Cheese. - per owl Tor the best
grades OF American Bacon A. per c"L Tor Long Gear
AIdl r- lauua.l $50 GG. per tWl Lard 'u. PEI C"i t0
American f'I-a. 7H bll for Prime Mesa
quarter sperm OI. 4b7 per un, Par E"'u, pa
IIbl -u.~ts IurpruUuc I-aG por C"t. KruugL FttrO-
i.lu fL.i spirits of Petroleum. o4ta.o. per gallon
Common i,osrn. Is. d. Lfu-rsu or s-Ilrr rr tnl.
ANTWERP Jan. Petroleum. DE- francs . Genuine
or ana pale American Ncoxs Ldrl closed 40 1924 francs
fuF.-s JAM De- -lcoEs I3r' ...e.f It ~ marks %
ui.uua- per IIuUHIuls Petroleum. MARKS -U pL'la-A
Htt.r Jam -..- N.,1X4 Lard c.J4s. 80 d. lAh1'
jU ceAtIur- ger Deb a4.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-24
financial.
PROPOSALS
FOR
WAT Err BONDS


FARNEt> LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. % IL.
- -Ao I'D -e Guy o. re" totH uH,h noon O a"Nudy'
ton ' az Of Ave hundred Thousand 90 lars 0t The F-t Mort
80 * rcr Cont I~cuty,uge Years sinking Fund cod
nm, 40 49, i'l-.l7 f''.'i
~ go ~ pI9l.na I'd. means i2r ne c9.strict2n OF
p,.,,,1, $500 81. ... ., ~ "lN' i'il', iV-l
FAX 1fhH LOAN ANb TRUST COMPANY by whom
. over to ne cotacor nom time 10 tine daring tho con.
su,on of the Water ofk- which are 20 De- completed ant
DE bonds are ia denomination, p thousand dollars
each. rayaD..f rafs-rr ..Um October l. I--l
9,'t inie's Ai ne rae Of T il ,l Der snnnmf have
gen annual coupon. attached Iaf t. ou tr nrst days u
An ia1 october .n ~ year ono 4otA principal aad IN
Sew pr,
s9eni 81 ne principal and interest ~ the bonds l. So
ii - -- il., , oi .Nt l'f Nt Dew 'f~ ~;
ana ~ he aeu-tucg and al 81. property 1ot cal pr.
gurrt 1 C0lnectu r Herewith ll tAe fy of Council Bluffs.
,eNa 20, Dr. lr5- and ng 81" 1uf ne 'ntrtci MA
800 f@.,,- 80 80. ''''-', 'i' ~ '".
,,,. ,, ~. ~ ,..Ii ,.. . ~, rf'. ~ t.' ~
ana for water supplied ~ consumers f.om,.fc 1ua go.
,-l' t'. yAl Alt ol.-'l nfio- f. lir snS-
80. F'- '- "'' i.'-I' i-i 90 i"' y'I-- 'i v5
ita c-r--qri- g. ~ -.--. ...- oil, ,r -,,,.,,
'g',.g .r,,,. '.,' q. . 'lI. , ~
CIV OF '9un- hnts Iowa and Lls ne 81 U glcissies
Ls. tAe tlrI ,Ig'ih ,nll'I 'i. L,a,Iaso
ardts1 ~ ~ Ky 49, ii. W., pe' "i,,' N.r 49,, -
n,e. -.-o-' o- ''-''" --'4N4 purposes '' " o'H''''
Inc ct-v cort,,-s mn , ,,,, on o.o ,,,,tt,,ots
whose trao..r rr,rn,i- - VI n,, , s,res
Ioals senTS 10 Tie city from t9e north ea and SOUTH
81 ptul lie Chicago E,cE r5na and p,cbc An. Cbicago
B1rington and QHIntr ne W4ba.s ~ Ion. and PacG:
me STATE Deaf and Drmb As9r =. Icat,l fyen Two and
three miles from the centre u ne civ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-24

ment from PHILADELPHIA that he,a u" sbDrcs Welded
st. above g. All the trunk i'o ,,aso1 at or
slowly. rallied only small fractions al" ,ro as we'll
near the lowest figures The e'ai ''oos -,,r, to
sustained as any hut their dec'ueS I''a o,ccntion
o.. per cent In fact there Is marrow r closed
to the general rule of the Day ana INC ''''''
weak and unsettled ..,.,, 1,rs.ncss OK
Government bonds were duh VII" nv 1870. steady
cent IN She continued 3s. Prices "'''
at upchauced quotations as i'"o"S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-24

closing - &C. April 727s074c: 60 May 739j
a &c, closing 7i'-c OArS-Marbet iicl,c better and
iaiF active. sales 2l.UOo bush ucGGnc so. ~ 4NlfD
$50; SO ., 49, ;9c, 80 J., 3ec; NO White 49, 10
2, 5cc- No l5lc; Missed Western. 47u5ulc; White do.
5O01-c Mixed state 5oualc. White do 81 lJ,e, ucud
ihI '"V' push 20 NiNcl teOfnar' az at9 g.. ''.'"
bush Uu. A1lCh ii049LC. 600 bush. do May, 4bc
January, 4"c pd, 49lsC. asked. Url held al zoe.
IN STORE ~ NEw-YoRK BROOKLYN AND JERSEY CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-24

l9lc TO dress IS r. ara Messrs chcruan Culver sold 10
heaI 90 dTe.s - b
MI Eastman reserved 29i head and purchased In ne yatuS
23@ head ana Nessrs Sherman Illicit bought l'' H 'u
for their Beef expo trade The Hcvcta got on yrsra
with ia quarters ui Beef and l} Cra''d ti Nu Wv , 5,
Iorar Co. Tomorrow Joseph eastman VIII -u \, 49,,
quarters OF es and $50 carca-ses Of tuition III 'u'
,II
The week. shipments ~ live cattle sheep ana HOGS "n'
Ilo.-el Boot MaLtun and IlDg.. N.-- - l1L-lNa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-24
DrEERAL- MAHhrr REpaRr.
Nlw-Yoas. Monday. Jan. %. lss2

ASH Unchanged.
C0FFIF- Hodu and merely nominal. Ordinary 90 Prime
Clrgocs. .tGlu%c. mcudug Fam a H--1f.4, u" sales
AiN,Is N,.'5f Nf''r'
25D Erla. &o5l hags * Gie"siIr rs h"'- ~
Iudles 5000 bags tx MCuHol .uOJ
lars q Fcsstl on private terms Mild quiet nominal
CJTTDN-sp spot Cotton quiet ard 10 lower sales LIS
halo. ESQ. bales evening" uDudn@ ~ OaeS Tor
lu 500 bales speculation Delivered cOEaCt
500 Bale Receipts The ports today 5-~ bales against
1851 mis- week ami 2t9ia bales last wear
since -eHtycr ..DUy-Ct bIts against d.>tOllI bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-24


,rsx ", '''r,,,,',r' AMI ''''-0 ~
1889. 11e2 1881.
V-hcat bush ......... 4.3s".65i 49, $50 5o1a6l3
0 0sIs Il.s ..--...... 'ltt{ s5 sC,
Parity Bari ,a.a............ ,5I9s;4 ,tI-! Y;4,iii55
ISss. tGsh ' -. i88i '5s 1853
~ '-' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o1,--' ''-3- ---'9-
Toial- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @76l''6 9''l"-' 7@'i'"l
HAY AND srEAw-Tay moderately active simply
H.i,t ana No.. ...'s.t H. Try il,ia. ,.,l1 t,,.5' @
e Ai,..Ilm 90, Go .hL , ,is'
ly- ,c,aoJc. short Eye. j5aJOo Oat and Wheat straw,
Hiil:--v,rlo, finn. demand ,,r. r-y poe-os ,vr,s
20 To- l 20 @ DRY Monte DEC 70 3 70 az ~, r 10
G1aude -o To- - - NJ Il Gc 5y ,riaoco y To- @ rs at2I
auo os 81, - 25 r. A. 10 gc nv ve-I cru Is o. ia r.
Inen5. 49, IN, ~ ~ 40 H. H. Net s5,.I I5
6z . 10 - a 10 T. a. g., Val .a.sd j ca 3
vat ~aad Tsz4s Pulled ard ra,t,- % 10 SD - 81 - go
H. ~ YET s-.a .a9s Na 81 &C. IS, Be- ls' .5 g
Soao'r ena W. er2 80 To- Is o. Of ~ -" l2 M 7'l..a
sa. Nor ,o.' ; y To- go H. Ar 9i,r ..Ise;,d
r ~: eael 10 rrm. 25s-5c'. FAIR so Goo.. Csc;
Z 5e.' ''' 10 '-'' ''-'''' .'o, o' -'''' 49,. -.
Tsn,. v.t steady ls trade For.-n quiet Ult steady
%Hvtl -jou sprint. rurPsatue aaler q. --s-7..c-
Dds. % a.ns, a.. '..' ti' = .-. ' ra5.l aa5
81 6l3 bills tlt, iro Ilst,cir
OCEAN I.iIoIil-- que.. rates. .rf gu.Ar ana ~
ai. .0 boxes bacon ~. I'd Z5s 30 tc- Btei asa
A. ri ~ Lon Dos, steam. 5000 Ou,a. Gran, III, ...-
al N-GOfV. team. 400 boxes BaCou -u-... B,l-io4-
steam 100 tlEr- Pl.oa g-a fI. 1000 hoye7
Provisions. us. Cd. HNAIBU IiG. steam. 1000"
30 pG. 900 BAGS clover seed, private
terms. f1u f's Lard private terms quoted mars ~,
REV IL CEDN Dr. nar.~. 600 and $50 tons "Jh
CIINFl Zoos and back ur1g. StI tom. from Philadelphia
With ~uEar 81 g. -..CAPE Hay d. schooner . IONS;
ba a. schooner b. tons ron Phiad,l pu.a sugar -
DEM schooner 80 tons. from Philadelphia -
.CARDINAS and back 20 NORTH OF Hal ltNA-'
schooner $40 from Philadelphia. Moasse. - - ~
with sugar 50 and Nuia--.s - BHTNSWIc H. 'lopucr
300 tons with Rails. tom Philadelphia s. ana O~tA
with $50 fee. Lumber at = 20 GALN tSIpN
500 tuu~ with tuII from naGp phla. AT - 'v-h D.
schooner &J2 tons, rou Chauc,tou with cotton Ed ana
pumacc --tAEhENA~. big. 80 tons WOW IIl ~ -
and back 10 NbklH OF IA Era viii >.I-' -, o.
---.- ARDEN As or NAIANLAN, hlIN' y'' 'v-' lI""I
Portland SHOCKS anl loe-.'ids. pii'a'g %, il' D.
EXETER PLYMOUTH, brig, with l,tuJ bp- re
fined private terms .. ia RE, vessel. with 1900
bbls. GeHnel private term, j PAN, slip WITH
ba.k, so. Refined prfat" terms $50. MAX.
SELL IS vessel. with ...OJ bui- Crude, @ to 80,
TACoNIA g. I- three -hp-tc arrive a. Ph.adrrH1 ana
load railroad ifuH- about 81 - nav An a bIIist 7l.l
Ism bark. go TONS hence genera cargo lump sum UNI
SPAIN. schooner. Zub tons hence general cargo @4Vv
n ~ lA0, brig "a tons hete aA1 ol'A genera '''-'
II1II4'e 'lIin' ms, r--ro f ,-,c, io,,,t ,,.r lard
1T,j a. I"4ra i 2ui,I NOV" oc r..acac.
were lower Refined. hege &c, and PM
Trad, i.ehata 14c Ceftn,a's are reported by NJ lii
49, -. +.,..s,. ,f,,L.f r,.u.I JgIiel Sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-24

= r-|s
90 -
Z -
Simmer Steamer. .-L =
-
= =
----
/ r ~ rlsr,r,.. I-r-n -to - ....... o.. .. .-----
j. l-'.ini.. i...l .,... --'-- ! 800 400 .......
Nt..u .sIIf uf .i.Itl ..---.. I,alr.- ~ OH
LTOaDy&to. Hcye-l---.. -----. ga .... cow --. -
a-l
Iot -.-. -l' o.. ,.
Totals last wcrs ........ % 100. a'--4. OIL
.,...,,.. ,.--,-- .i.. r-...s were. ,farr..
THE lIrgH receipts M lHl' '..i- .l .ra-...tI
5 ~.rle. -,5oO neal, i " li.rL - HrHl l' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-24

Tho NcwYore Board OF Fire Underwriters has passed. the
following Utsllut on
Resolved That the OF this Board that where
electric ilZi inf ulGcru and mauthel M tuu compu-
-IaLDgr requirements Of LI- Board and GER
Uf,dr Issue Co A effect tAr prIntcndtAO surveys
that tae hazard is not Increased Uy the Use OF such lights
THIS Company, having fully complied with the requirements
named H uo prepared light stores. warehouses; Sc De
tween the Battery and litA.; as already many
cases. w lie ~LL-pND u, I4tS--tA-
/ Y VIZ T. snrrrtLrr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-24
financial.

GOAL LAND FOR SALE.-2j, 900 acres Of
- Bituminous Coat one body within few miles o. Pitts
flvays an the DIDO River Three deep veins d, upper vein
s iggs o ~ cq can Dr %5q ny arnF & WI, s
This good INVESTMENT. aaa win pay Ave years from
''' 80 ~" " A. HfERRoS son. Pittsburg Penn
DEBT Of the United States, Trade in Coin,
~ Cost OF civil List sec Ihe Tribune Almanac Price 2Jc
EOR Law on Banks and Trade in Bullion see
Tribune Almanac for lso2. Price % cents
Gas STOCKS and City II. stocks and Bonds
N bought s1A r. T. levitt. 81 Ezehlnge-2-zc@
GWYNNE & DAY,
AGE atfSStyifsS IL E6tiw15 ~iIAEES, BoNDs "a.
TOLEDO ONO Dec. u. Is8l.)
NOTICE is hereby given that there will
o,puo- and Burlington Railroad Company. held At
OF Toledo, Chiot eleven lll O'Clock NJ on Thur
ui, ieIrulrf % l-~ iIr ,hc purpose OF yotng uPoua
clu U and IT, Louis Railroad 0.5any corporation of tAe
Siaitso or Indiana 1.t limos ana ,te M T. rr
dana le purpose Of tsactus such other business
a- nay come before sad meeting.
HERHERr -TEwAnn. secret.ry.
NOTICE to First Mortgage Bondholders OF
- Indianapolis and v.nc'anas Rail oad COMPANY .-
meeting Hi o.. FIRST Mortgage Llat-olet o 'e ludt
aUoi- 1ud Nneeau.s Railroad Company wall be Ae,t 90 CD.
& ,I , . . ty. ~ , l d t s' otrr
b. LTHGETT,
Secretary " Indianapolis aud Nlncennea H. H. co.
PtrT-TU.., Jan l., 80.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
y OF the ~tor Ehoder of The queen Publishing
Company Will boz ue.i the o. OF the Company ou We'd
nsalv Fb0ary b. ls'2 at - O'Clock noon rle object "
the meeting r ro consider tep op,r of increasing the cap
itai OF fh- Company from $4,000 to 100000
Dated New York January -, loe2.
b. Gtk -tS1N: I Majority Of Board
,t'>.i,t- .Lr,,- OF Trustees.
DERSONS desiring to loan money at paving
interest rcls real estate security correspond with
VI. ARCHER Writ e.. H.. Writ Co, W. Va
OFFICE OF WELLS. FARGO & cox
San FAANCl,-o, Dec. ., ls@l.l
GTOCKHOLDERS MEEIlNG.-Ibe next an
> uua meeting ~ the stockholders ~ Wells, Fargo Co.
the election Directors to serve for the ensuing year
win Doe held Monday February O. l0-Z, AZ II me- az the
Company The CiJv oi Francisco state OF Cali
forul rau-ter will bee closed Thursday Jan
uary 26, and re1peged ON Tuesday FEBRUARY l7--.
JAMES HERON. secretary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-24

BrRlNar5s, cFoAE Elll5, Aly5 HoEIHEay RAILWAY

BURLINGTON, CEDAR AAlIu- AND NoEIHERN RAILWAY
NEy-YoRK. Jan. 23 1882.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
UOLDE of this Company wi De held n their office n
Cedar Rapids. Iowa. the 18th day of February, $50
books viii close m tl- the 18th OF jan
uary, be opened on the I-t 81 March
II. II. HoLLISTER Treasurer
I COMPANY OF NEW.IORK
sj3 BROADWAY, CORNER ItTH-sT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-24
RANDALL f. F00TE,

TENIlfI-I"iIEU INI1WT
BANKER AND Broker 20 BROADWAY. NcTfork,
WANTS
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad old stock
Cincinnati. wabash aui Michigan d. j.. stock.
Continental stock.
I.rfe Railway Nun-A--guted stock
Kentucky Central Railroad securities.
Lake superior and N 7siQpl Ban. Ilt -.lstA
Mexican Bonds lDorh"- ls-ue).
Mexican Bond, ,WuoduOUsr Issue.
Rock Island and Peoria Railroad stock
~aniu-sy Mansfield and Newark Railroad stock
Town OF NU.curt y ~. uer cent Ieiau.t"o h"nls.
Town of ~Oius ~ ~ per cent Dclultd Bonds
lister iud Delaware Railroad Incomes
Vermont Alley RAILROAD Did tTst- IAi seconds
FOR SALE.
Ho.-lt0u.J Railroad -tncA-
Various uauu.t, turing and Other companies stocks ing
l.lIrDH- Also aIt water com lLnlc- bonds
selma. Rome and Dalton Railroad -rCuil.r-.
Town. of Lewiston and ACES. Niagara county y A.
u,. cent Funding Bonds
N.R. York aud urmpst,ld Railroad Bonds inIof-'d py
u --L.- LL---L-L-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-24

DERSONS desiring to loan money at payin
utcre5. on r-tcss real estate security correspond wit
Y. ANDMER W.rL I. y. wiz %. W. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-18

In the Boston World OF September 29th there is a
funnily written description Of an interview be-
tween the reporter and Mr.. Michael A. Finnegan,
OF NO. Elder Place, OF Brighton street. In Bos-
ton Mr.: +. had drawn in the September drawing
or the Louisiana State Lottery on one-flfth or
ticket No. % $50, costing him one dollar, sent TO M.
A. Dauphin, New Orleans La, the sum OF g, 600
and the Adams Express paid him all the money,
ana the scribe tried to get Finnegan to unfold
hlmself as man taken by surprise, but Mr. Fin
negan seemed to look upon it as thing to be ex-
pected as an ordinary occurrence. A hopeful man
Is Mr. Finnegan Some one else will be equally
fortunate on November l4th
"Afderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in H-lb "Ward" prints 45c. Der 10.
Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&c. per qt- Cream, 15c. pint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-18
Constirut;opaI ak; In Diseases

or q Scorbutic character are successfully treated
with DR.. Benson's Skin Cure, internal and exter-
nal treatment, both pleasant II certainly removes
scrofula, eruptionS, dandrufr and tan and makes
the skin smooth and healthy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-18
Protection or Free Trade

are the questions agttatng many minds at present.
but they are OF little import as compared 10 the
problem OF securing wealth and competence at
once Such an opportunity is again offered by
the Commonwealth Distribution Co.. Oct. 3lst
Si12.40O given away in prizes. Tickets only 81
Send your order TO R N. Boardman, Louis
Vile XIV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-18

1t is the height OF folly to wait until Won are In
bed with disease that may last months when you
can pe cured py timely use OF Parker's Ginger
Tonic. We have Known sicKly families made the
healthieSt by it-O6Seruer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-18

and those who neglect buying ticket In the next
Grand Drawing OF the Commonwealth Distrfbu-
tion Co., Oct 3lst. will feel like deserving some
severe punishment for their negligence when they
might have had $4,000 for only So invested
Deiay not, but send your order for tickets 10 r.
NJ Boardman, CoafeT'-Jo,11ldl Building, Louis
vile, Ky,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-18
Hiphlv E~reanpoA

The youthful color and rich luster are restored
to faded or gray hair by the use OF Parker's Hair
Balsam. harmless dressing, highly esteemed for
Its perfume and purity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-18

GRAND OPENING--Mr. VIM. Coleman, florist No
lxiy New YORK avenue viii have grand opening
O his noral place on Fridly, Oct 20 from 12 to S
.seIy VISITOR VIII be presented with bGquet of
1owers. In the evening, from to @ a ret.ention
81 mop VIII De given TO the florists OF Washington
Al are cordially Invited TO be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-18
CITY ITEMS.
Mr.. VIM Kensu.

ssTrue rs StceI.ss
ana as unerring as the mariners compass Is DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup. Price, IS cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-18

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses In
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with neyer-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrh9a, gripping
in the bowels and wiEd collie. BY giving health
to the child it rests the mother Price IS cents a
bottle m,wS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-18

40 10th street southeast, says: II took Browns
Iron Bitters when my lung was affected and gained
strength and appetite"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-18

TIE PHOTO ART Co., 9O5 Pennsylvania avenue
e1e making the finest cabinet photos for 50 per
eozen; cards. 81; excellent nfe-size crayon por-
traits, from SIS TO $50