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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-04-21

New Orleans this Saturday evening
and is due up Tuesday.
The John II. Hanna, Capt. b. e.
Cornwell in command, arrived or
time Saturday morning, in place O
the Fred A. Blanks, with fair trip
and returned during the night with q
splendid starter-1O00 bales cotton. She
is due up this morning and will return
this evening.
The H. Hanna Blanks passed up tor
the Bartholomew Saturday morning,
and down Tuesday with good freight
each way.
The st. John up Tuesday. had big
trip. Due down to-day or tomorrow.
a special dispatch to the Times
Democrat from Morgan City, dated
the 10th, says:
The Susie b., after undergoing some
little repairs, at Morgan City, was to-
day headed for the Ouachita River,
which, weather permitting, will be
reached in three days.
The Susie b. has not reached this
point, but may be looked for pretty
soon.
The Teusas arrived from New Or
leans Sunday morning with fair trip,
discharging comparatively small
freight here. She passed down We'd
nesday evening, and with her CHM
neys lying across the pilot house, at.
tracted general attention. She raised
them into proper position before lcav-
ing.
The upper works of the "wharfboat
"Memphis,' sunk some months ago,
tloated off at noon Wednesday. This
craft, ever since she sunk, has been a
nuisance to pilots, and many condem-
nations have been showered on ii by
the knights of the wheel. To this
genial class of steamboatmen, we, how
ever, recommend that they steer clear
of the balance of the wreck, which is a
most dangerous hidden obstruction
more dangerous now than heretofore.
The Jimmie Baker, with 1 400 sacks
of cotton seed for the Meridian, Miss,
oil mills and Z bales cotton for town
came in at p. m. Wednesday, and,
after discharging it here, returned the
following day on another cruise for
seed, and is looked for the latter part OF
next week with cargo of 1000 sacks.
The Jimmie has only been with US a
short time and is run in the interest of
the Meridian mills, but it is manifest
that she has brought custom to Monroe
and valuable custom too, which we
are happy to record, but regret that
Monroe cannot boast Of a packet rum
ming regularly for and in her interest
exclusively.
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NOTICE.

LOST OR DESTROYED. in tho burning
of tho Courthouse on tho 10Th of Decemb Dor,
1882, II certain promissory note executed by
Mrs. AdeIinc Edwards, tutrix, IN favor of
Bry ~ Muir, for 800 Gs, and dated Monroe,
La, February 18th, 1850, and due January
lst, 1881. FLORENCE Il. DOWNEY.
individually and as Tutrix.
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notice..

Having decided to close business on tho
1st of next May, hereby request all par
for repairs, to call for tiom. ifnot called for
thoy will be left with John Gerspach for
delivery. All parties owing mo will
please call and settle. and any party hold
ing claims against mo will present them
for payment. TIIOS. l.. DEACON.
Monroe, April II, 1888.
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CIIERIFF's SALE.

SHC"HH SHHC'
State of Louisiana. Fifth District Court,
Parish Ouachita.
Succession of T. PURCELL,
No. $50.
the Hon. Fifth District Court, i'll and for tho
Parish of Ouachita, and to mo directed In
tho above entitled and numbered success
legal hours OF sate. to tho last aud highest
bidder, Mt tho door OF the Court House in
the City ofof Monroe, La, on
Saturday, April FL, 1888,
tho following described property. to-wit
A lot OF furniture. bedding, otc.
!. T.. MCGUIRE
Sheriff.
Saturday, April Z, 1883.
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IN PRESS.

IN PRESS.
THE TIIIRD EDITION OF THE
LOUISIANA MAGISTRATE and PARISH
OFFICERS GUIDE.
Tho Original Work. BY the late Hon. II.
M.SPbFfbKD and Judge OI.COTT
Revised by Julien \. Scghcrs aud Pat.
rico Leonard.
JAMES A. GRESHAM,
B'okIclicr. Stationer and Publisher,
% CANT STREET,
Has In Press and to DO published by Fcbrr,-
airy %. 1883, this celebrated work that has
run through two editions The present
edition will be thoroughly revised and
made in harmony with the present Constt-
ution of this State.
Justices of the Peace. Coroners, Clerks of
| Courts, Shcriffs, and all Officers of the
State and business men in general will find
! his tRevised Edition invaluable. Price
30. Address
JAMES A GRESMAN,N
J 2f Camp and l03 Com mon streets,
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Beautiful weather for the past week
--consoling to gardeners and coupled
with brilliant moonshine ights and
soothing for the festive youth and
"society bees"
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NOTICE.

MONROE, La, Febr'isSi.
All parties required by law to pay City
License, arc hereby notified that have tho
necessary blanks, and I am prepared I"
issue Licenses for the year 1883.
]. GARRETT,
titp License and Tax Collector
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Tribute of the Monroe Bar to ,Judg
w. w. Farmer.

At meeting of the members of the
Monroe Bar, and the officers Of the
Fifth District Court, held at the
Court House on Saturday, the 18th
inst, for the purpose of expressing
regret at the death of Judge WILLIAM
w. FARMER, its admiration for
him as lawyer and jurist, and its
sympathy for the relatives and friends
Of their deceased brother in their great
loss, on motion, Hon. +. p. Stubs was
called to the chair and c. II. Trous-
dale, Esq, requested to act as secre-
tary.
On motion of II. II. Russell, ESQ,
the chair appointed the following COM
nittee to prepare suitable resolutions
expressive of the sentiments of the
meeting upon the death of Judge
Farmer: Col. Thos. q. Benton, chair
man J. II. Dinkgrave, Franklin Gar
rett, Austin Green, Clerk, and Hon.
+. G. Hudson, District Attorney.
The committee reported the follow
ing resolutions, which were adopted :
WHEREAS, it has pleased Almighty God
to remove from our midst one of the most
prominent and we'll known members ofthe
legal profession. One who commenced his
CdTccE DIS yOuIS AlaIs AtOAo AuN COul para
lively unfriended, at the Monroe Bar, and
who by his genius, his eloquence and his
studious application had raised himself to
the highest position as q counselor, for
ensic orator and jurist and,
WHEREAS, it is but meet and proper that
we who have been associated with him dur
ing many years should give expression to
our feelings of sorrow and regret at his
early and untimely death therefore, be it
Resolved, That in the death of Judge
WILLIAM w. FARMER the legal profession
of the State has lost one Of it's most brilliant
members and Louisiana q citizen and states
man with but few equals and scarcely a SUI
perior in legal knowledge, in political in
formation, in mental acumen, and in
felicity of expression.
Resolved, That the sympathies of the
members of the Monroe Bar and the officers
of Court be rendered to the immediate re-
latives and connections of deceased.
Resolved, That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes of Court and be publish
ed in the city papers and in the Times
Democrat of New Orleans.
THos. o. BENTON,
FRANKLIN GARRETT,
T.. &. HUDSON,
J. Fl. DINKGRAvE.
AUSTIN GREEN.
With the request that the city pa
pers and Times democrat publish these
proceedings, the meeting adjourned.
+. p. STUBRs,
G. IT. TROUsDALE, Chairman.
Sec'y.
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Postmaster Ennemoser informs us
that the mail for the east will leave
daily at >, Il. M, and arrive at 6, y. IN
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The reader will notice in the adver-
Using column the new schedule of the
arrivals and departures of the trains
from Monroe.
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IOR RENT.

THE COMAlODIOUS RESIDENCES
known as the Farmer and Meyer build
ings. Aiso the small residence known az
the old Railroad Office. Also tho pasture
on the Downs plantation, For iHforfna-
tion apply to +. TTDOAI.
JanuaT- IL, 1881 If.
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An interesting meeting is in progress
af the Methodist Church, the pastor,
Rev. Mr.. White, conducting the
services.
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The Monroe Telephone Exchange
has now twenty five connections, in
Guiding Trenton. Mr.. Jackson, the
Superintendent, informs us that he
is we'll satisfied with the interest ma-
infested in this laudable enterprise,
and further stated that he had hopes
that in the early future the towns near
Monroe that are to any degree enter
prising, will be connected with us.
He further intimated that, perhaps, he
would visit the towns Of Columbia and
Harrisonburg, but was unable to say
when. Parties who have never seen
the beauty Of this novel means Of COM
munication, can do SO by visiting the
Exchange or dropping into almost any
Of the large business houses in the
city.
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The Ice Factory, after suspension OF
three or four months, resumed opera
tons Tuesday, and is now working its
full capacity. 1t is we'll worth the
trouble to pay visit to this valuable
ACQUISITION to the industries OfMonroe.
About one hundred tons Of ice will
be manufactured ere it ceases operation.
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cover in Mexico, where the soil is
poorer than a amateur concert, etc
TEXAS ,S;fti5loS.
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Fresh from the ISeg.

Lettuce, Green's of any description, Eng
lis II Peas, Irish Potatoes, etc, etc, At
d. ScnliagoS-s
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NOTICE..

The School Board OF the Parish, Of Qua
cIitn ~ hereby requested to meet on tho
first Saturday of April, as business of i'm
portancc requires thoir attention,
Fir. END0M, President.
Monroe, March 81, 1888.
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NOTICE..

DEBTS DUE THE LATE FIRM OF
Campbell ~ licckin arc payable to mo on
y. A. CAAIpEELLI.
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The Ouachita Sportsmen's Club has
been Regularly organized, with the
following officers:
Il. y. Ably, president, w. c. Will
iiams, vice-president, NJ. n. Coe, Sc
cretary and treasurer. The additional
members are w. A. Bracey, +. G.
Hudson, j. +. Mcclure, Austin Green,
w. II. Harris, A. A. Gunby, VIM.
Sandel, +. Y. Dabney, r. Richardson,
r. Fl. Dabney,J. S. Boatner aud Thos.
G. Da5ney.
One of the objects of this club is the
preservation of game and Of the fish
in our streams. 1t will be we'll for pot
hunters and pirates to remember this.
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Death Of Judge ~. w. Farmer.
monroe Bulletiu.l

Monroe Bulletiu.l
Judge William Wood Farmer died
at his residence in Monroe, at 8
O'Clock a. M, Saturday, the 14th OF
April. Life's fitful fever is over at
the early age of 43 years and Is days.
Judge Farmer was the only son OF
ex-Gov. Farmer, and was born in
Union parish on the Goth of March,
1910. He graduated at Centenary Col
lege in 1858 with first honors. He
read law with Morrison 4 Purvis and
was licensed by the Law College of
New Orleans in 1861.
The war found him an ardent sym.
pathizer with the South, and he Joined
Dreux's battalion and served the first
term of his enlistment as private. In
1862 he was chosen captain Of COM
pany that became part of Morrison's
regiment. He was engaged in all the
battles preceding the investment OF
Vicksburg and was among the priso-
ners of that memorable surrender.
He formed law partnership with
Col. G. II. Morrison in 1866 and con:
tinued it with great success until Nor
rison died and his health failed in
1875. He was member of the lower
House of the State Legislature in 1850
and chairman of the Ways and Means
Committee. He was chosen by that
assembly Judge Of the Second Circuit
and resigned. In 1881 he gave up the
judgeship and resumed the practice of
the law.
Mr.. P.J. Kennedy is very enter
prising and successful man, and posses
1 s.sk ~ -H.
During his late sojourn in California
and New Mexico, he gave attention
incidentally to grape culture, which
in that region has reached state of
great perfection. Returning to Lou
isiana, the thought struck him that it
would be good thing for this section
if, instead Of the commoner grades Of
grape now grown here, the finest class
Of the California product should be
cultivated.
With him, to conceive good idea,
is to act upon it, so Mr.. Kennedy at
once wrote his son-who is engaged in
large public undertakings in New Mex
ico-to send him two thousand of the
choicest cuttings procurable. These
were purchased from Thomas. J. Bull,
Of Mesilla, N. NJ, who is famous vine-
grower there, and the plants have, at a
considerable outlay, been received per
express.
Mr.. Kennedy is now engaged in the
patriotic work Of gratuitiously distrIb.
uting his cuttings among those who
will give thought and care to their
culture, and The Item has been asked
to assist him in this distribution.-NO
City Item.
1t is rather late in the season to
transplant grape "piauts," or to put
out "cuttings," but if the Item will
send us few of either, we will trust to
Kennedy's luck for their living.
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Onafhita Tele9raph.

MONROE, La, APRIL 81, 1883.
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Gitp llropertp Go Get.

NUMBER of desirable stores TO ieI on
N spruce Beekman Burling slip Ms MG BeeEmanst
81 RULAND q VIM lS,
ELATS TO LET-ln the g, II new s x GIgS Saen
onrfp and solid brick from bottom 70 TOP
st,,ie chimneys lined with nrebrlck
sows locking on Central Park hall boys m h seT 10
or steam heat Must DC seen ~
sePsn5rerssed Apply JOHN O. PRAGUE afehi'ect "u
owner. on premises
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WIMSLOW, LAMIER q CO.,
49,, VI, N,ov 1891 2GNASSAU ST

Form Of FTOp0Sdll
To Messrs WINsLOW. LANIER CO.,
20 NASSAU STREET.
New-York:
Enclosed find certified cheQue u your order for
beineten tio) per eentOf amount bid for S
mar value Mortgage Bonds OF the York. West shore
and Buffalo Railway which the undersigned hereby sub
scri,,s At the price Of per cent agreeing to pay
%, m, same OF any that be allotted hereto
non Nh terms conditions forth IN your advertise
ment for proposals dated May 5, 1888
nuu'o's. .''--''.'-'... ,aoa
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Brooklpn prcp,rtn for Sale ano 60 tei

nor SALE.-Valuable factory properly PROF., ,rcn,
Tfeotlvn e. d.: near wharfage abundant water mO, H
rs veil "a lots IL improved with brick buildings ~ go9u
r, usei Tor manufacturing medicinal ohemlcas hhh
sFY " SUYDAM, No 66 Broadway. Bro0Gfh r. =,
NOR SALE.-TwO large plots OF lots ,i IN , tne
outskirts Of Brooklyn good bargains ant ,Us ~ sncb
rTcpeTy in the near future Address A. BENEDi0l' ii
me once
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THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK.
NRwY YORK. April "a, 1888. s
A T n MEETING of the Board of Directors,
~ held this day dividend Of TIL Rec AN ID ONE.HALF
PER CENT declared from the earnings OF the past
six months payable and after May pTOx IraDsier
books to remain closed this date till 9Th prox
~ ~ fSignedl DUMONT CLARKE, Cashier.
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Dipioen0 Notices.

A LII COUPONS DUE 1ST PROX., AND
n PRINCIPAL that date. issued by
THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY, secured by
rolling stock furnished the following railroads under car
will paid and after that date at the oces
Of POST MARTIN & CO, No "a Pine.st Newforki
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Auelion Sales OF Eiue Stock
Mr.E. A. LAWRENCE, Auctioneer.

The catalogue nearly $50 animals which are now
exhibition al the lace Of sale Many OF them are rom
Of which the take spetla
pe In quality their to this annual sale
valuable strain of blood In the country Is cred
itably represented such CO0masse Eurotas, Farmers
Glory GlerOy Raioh Albert Champion OF AmercaCOuch
Iiiy Jersey Relic of Sctuate. Nerlumnus Cavio. Guy
Fawkes Kheye. Rotor Cicero Claimant Sir George talr
= ~uauc Rex pOOnius, St Martin, flerrO
Golddust. Lucia signal Lady Mary, Alphea. &c . -
Among the cOasgnOrs Messgs d. r. Appleton I. T.,
IIaveneyer d. A. Gyens John ID. Wing George y boutwell,
: NJ Ban nham MOul Brothers j. v n. w ulls, w H.
Met ready O. Bradford IT,. Vaancey f. Fuller, II H. g.
Watson +. a Watson chr Holly g. Fargo, Hehry .
Russell George " Farles Thomas c. Knight d. ". NaJ
rous Paul sg0be Wiham Rockefeller j. Maxheld ores
les Pierce T. W. Myer, John .. couch, Thomas u HAM,
an other owners OF very choice herds. -,
The wel-kuown rivalry winch exists among m1hy OF inc
most prominent country 20 obtain the highest
average has the effect OF bring ng together
some liable ereys in the world which Oy te
terms Of entry are ged TO absolute sale
without limit In price by bidding The committee IN
charge Breeders which has been Annually conD
subscription prize tor the best average nave TINS
pent IL ia belie ed that the competition will be close
and the quality of the animals coTespOndDgT excellent
For catalogues addess -. 49,. 49, 49,.
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XVAITRESS.-By a competent waitress
w understands all abOut salads and care Oh sFef %
west Washington square, resent employer
NNASHING.-A first-cass colored lallhdIess
wishes genemens and families washing ~ the week OF
dozen. Cali or address MARY h, GOkDON' 10 west
3Oth-sL
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NEw.Y DIRK. May 3, 1888.
THE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
i ING COMPANY has declared its monthly dividend OF
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER SHARE, payable MAY IL,
1913 al the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Transfer books close May and oIen May H.
NJ h COOK,
Vice prcs ient.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RALR,
Business Chances.

DOR SALE.-0ne of the best job printing
establishments New England is offered Tor sale owing
health proprietor; largest concern in city OF 10000
nhabitants six work ahead Only parties having
capital meaning business need apply as the ONCE VIII
not be sacrificed. Address c. Tribune ONCE
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financial
OFFICE OF
s.rxr pam. MrxvyaroLn AND MANITOBA HAnwAy CO...

SAINT PAUL. MrEEArcle AND MAsryonk HaMwiAJJ
Alta MEETING held this day, the Board
N Of directors purpose in effect Of rembursng
q 80 among KhOders tho cost and value 70
the extent Of s0o60o Of large and valuable properties and
nss ~ railway recently acquired by the Company ana not
covered by lis exsng mortgages aud OF extensive improve
menis and additions % is other conferred upon us
copsodscd Mortgage per cent o0yoaI Gold Bonds Of the
nv oI 10 the amount OF 80 cent OF their
hodngs al the price OF cent Of the par value thereof
1888 On payment of the 10 per cent
ecepts will therefor TO the stockholders
on and July l. 1885, for sad bonds
AT this ONCE in amounts OF 81 900 mutples
thereof .,-,,.. =. N .,.o A..
.,arsd navable n cash on the LIST May next.
For bot purposes the transfer books will be closed FRIDAY
Mi 60 1883 a D. and Will be reopened May 1883,
s'A'~ JAMES J. HILL. President
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Dressmaklng.

DRESSMAKlNG.-By Thoroughly e1 SIpSsrs
enes and stylish litter and draper few more ehs1f.
meuts by the day week. objection 10 90 ont o sao ~
Address u. NJ, Tribune Uptown ONCE, LASS Broad"AJ'
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DETER C.. KELLOGG g. co.
have received instructions from
Mr. THEODORE A. HAVEMEYEK
TO sell the Increase for 1881 and l15o OF
MOUNTAINSIDE HERD
of
JERSEY CATTLE.
TUESDAY May 3. 1882. -.
commencing 10 CLOCK a. at the prlvate stape VI eo
owner West 72dst, between Boulevard anu lth"No"
New-NOrk.
Mr.. +. A. LAWRENCE Auctioneer.
The Sale Catalogue comprises fifty HefeTs and young
Bulls which exhibition at the place OF SAFE hey
ncue the get such notable sres Farmers Glory
Warmers Pride Gu leroy, Duke OF Darlington biAok
of III aDOver them may be seen some chOlCe spc
Of the breeding he'd composed OF the representative
cows ana leading bulls including Farmers Glory tanes
Pride Carlo and Dr. H. NJ. HOwes noted pun uueroy "oA
temporarily connected with the hesu . 10, =.
Take either side elevated railroad, Rnghths ~ ~S
f0 PETER c. KELLOGG co,
lO7 JOhn-st. NeW-YOrk.
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aurtion Sales OF Real estate.

J. BLEECKER, AuctiOneer:
u Administrators Positive sale 49,, -,
prEFCKFRt son will sell on Thursday May ~,
- M at Exchange salesrOom No III Br0aowa Az sae
h. a. No 20 GOVE-ST, Ninth Ward near 4th-st
s iVxg0 frame in front and modern DITCH one
Ielr rents for S97 mninH tSFs No rs NsssaIst
hlsbcS' V4""e'' -"f EDWIN BEL Imam.
Administrator.
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-0TICF TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS aDss. ,,,x,, :.
OFFICE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co,
NEW YORK. April 8. 1893.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the Delaware
nd Hndson Company will be held at the Office OF tho
nnany Garner C0rtland Church New.YoTk City.
o CO. RI TSDAY THE Sta DAY OF MAY NEXT for the
Weldon Of managers and other business
Polls will be opened at ~ o'clock and closed at p m
nronostt,op submitted for increase OF the cap
g. tocE 10 thirty millions dollars Dceeds be used
~ rerng The OF 1884, 1887 1891 they nature
A mil attendance Ia requested.
The transfer will be closed from the evening OF
Aprn Ia un'h ''o i"O'" THOMAS DICKSON. President
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siluallons manleo--fema!es.

NURSE FIRST CLASS English Protestant.
~ rake baby from MONTH good needle woman city or
onnry best OF references Call address l27 West 35dst
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Jon RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION

OREGON RAILWAY ySA4AS md NAVIGATION
sealed proposals will received at the office OF the
Loan aud Trust Company Nos 20 and y Wlnam
Y the sale To the trustees OF thirty three bonus vi
Railway and Navigation Company for the sinking
fund.- provided In the mortgage to the undersigned sec
ing the same. - ro,sro>- ,...t
dent Nos % Wams and must be presented before
IL O'Clock the LIST The Farmers Loan ana trust
Company. Trustees. BY n. q. ROLsION, president
New. York April 81 1885.
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Eerture5 dno msellng5.

VOHN b. COUGH, at DIR. Newman's Church:
ckes conts ST. TO be had at The Windsor
and Fifth Avenue Hotels