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McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-11-08

Brazil has 1,50O, 900 slaves, about one.
fifth of whom are Indians.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-11-08

AGENTS WANTED for the best and fastest
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81 per cent. NATIONAL PUB. Go st. Louis, Mo.
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Send for free book of testimonials, describing
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-08
.Rour rArrENINe CATTLE.

The following briefs are from the
reports Of the experimental department
of the Ontario Agricultural College:
Never begin fattcning without def
mite plan.
Give as much water and salt at all
times as they will take.
Give fattening cattle as much as they
will eat and oftcntimes day.
1t takes three days of good food TO
make up for one of bad food.
Don't forget that one animals meat
NAV be another animals poison.
Get rid of every fattening cattle
beast before it is three years old.
There is no loss in feeling a cattle
beast well for the sake of the manure
alone.
Every day an animal is kept after
being prime there is loss, exclusive Of
manure.
The faster the fattcning the more the
profits. less food, earlier returns and
better flesh.
Stall feeding is better for fat-making
than box or yard management, ire
spective of health.
Early stall feeding in the fall viii
make the winters progress more GER
tain by 80 per cent.
The external evidences Of primeness
are full rumps, TANKS, twist, shoulders,
pores, vein and eye.
When an animal begins TO fret for
food il begins to lose flesh; never
check the fattening process.
Most animals eat in proportion to
their weight, under average conditions
of age temperature and fairness.
A good cattlcman means difference
of one-fourth. He should know the
likes and dislikes of every animal.
In using roots il is one guide to give
lust so much, in association with other
things, that the animal will not take
any water.
In buildings have warmth with COM
pletc ventilation, without currents, bit
never under 40 nor over 20 degrees
Fahrenheit.
No animal whatever will pay for the
direct increase to its weight from the
consumption of any kind or quantity
of food; the manure must be properly
valued.
A cool, damp, airy temperature Will
cause animals to consume more food
without corresponding result in bone,
muscle, flesh and fat, much being used
to keep up warmth.
A good guide for safe quantity OF
grain per day TO maturing cattle is one
pound to each hundred of their weight !;
thus an animal weighing 1000 pounds
may receive ten of grain.
The growing animal intended for
beef requires little exercise daily TO
promote muscle and strength of consti-
tuition; when ripe, only so much as to
be able to walk to market.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-08
HUSE 60 CHARLTON,
DEALERS IN
OUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE

IYnscare, Lamp and Mirrors, acay
~ Having bought the large Queensware Stock of j. CALD-
HUsE d CHARLTON.
26-H Doors North Of to66ce
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-08
Greatest Clearance Sale Of the Season


rdb@m han
etahH.h ~
working suit d
vatweh
Mrs,weo .hhy h hem
EcWeh
mdweM, Gkva.Ho dey
70
70 til money
Offer reiama s 10
'"" BITING BROS,
Keystone Clothing House.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-08
O. B. STOCKER.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLAsTERiNG,
All parties desiring work In my line will please
save Q, dsry ct ,. p. Aliens Drug Store,
e Country Work Solicited.
q Country Work Solicited.

lAllCc people are always ON the Lookout for
WVSC chances 70 increase their earnings. and
in time become wealthy those who do not I'M
We oGsr Q grsas chance b, make money. We
want many men, women, girls and HPys 70 Work
for M Yigkt In their own localities. SAnyens can
40 ths work properly from the hrst start The
busipss, will pay more than ten times ordinary
wages. Expensive outfit furnished nee. No one
Who sagag<s fails 70 make money rapidly You
can dsvots Jour whole time TO ms wofk, or Only
your snare moments Full Information and all
that u needed sent free. Address srTsscs Co.
Portland. Maine. H-B-5z
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-08

ocCT not, life u sweeping by. 60 and dare
ssSiixe yssvs b;Sisd to conquer Zine ss
week in y0ar own town. - 0us1t nee. No risk
Essrythfsg nsw. Capital not rsquirsd. We wili
fhsnfsh yoa sveTythisg. Aaay srs making for-
sad giris make great pay. Reader. II you want
bastnsss ~ which you ess make great pey al me
tins. vTits for particulars b II. bAILkII
ca Portland. Maine. H-B-W
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-27
THE WILD MAN OF NIU

is probably parsonage not unfa-
miliar to some of our readers. He
was first captured in 1857 and then
his hair hung down to his waist and
he wore a pau of ti-leaves. He es-
capped the following day and was not
seen again till 1862 when he was
captured and brought into Honolulu
and exhibited in what was then the
Union Saloon. His hair was cut
short at this time. About ten years
ago or so he was captured and put
in the chain gang for destroying Il
field of corn, and a grove of oranges
belonging to one Pico of Niu. 1t is
supposed that he is the sole survivor
of 5 young California Indians who
were brought here on a brig in 1887
and escaped to the mountains. Two
were killed about 10 years later and
of the other three this is supposed to
be the sole survivor. He is still
alive, or was fortnight ago. He
has no beard and his chin is tattooed
in fine perpendicular lines. His age
must now be about 60. He is more
civilized now and understands few
words of Hawaiian but no one has
ever heard him speak in his owr
language. He sometimes come:
down to the coast and fishes, bu
chiefly lives in the woods killing wilt
goats for food.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-27
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

Several out breaks of rebellion
have taken place in north of Spain
at Barcelona and vicinity and it is
feared that a general Republican
rising will take place.-Cholera still
RACES in Egypt.-Miners in the Ostro
mines, Austria, are rioting. Troops
have been ordered out.-Hartman
the NihiIst is making arrangements
for Nihilist congress in London
DIR. Robert Moffatt, the South
African missionary and father in
law of Dr. Livingston is dead.-The
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-27
SHIPPING NOTES.

The kark Kalakaua, Capt Miller, ar.
rived yesterday, IA days from s. +.
The bktne Eureka, Capt Lee, arrived
on Saturday, Ia days from San Francisco
Stmr Marposa is que here Sept. 3.
The steamer City of Rome, which
arrived Aug. 9th at New York from
Liverpool, made an unprecedented
passage, steaming 430 miles in one day,
462 the next.
II. B. NJ. S. Swiftsurc is expected to
arrive here about the middle of next
month.
The bgtne w. ii. Meyer arrived at
San Francisco, Aug. ., - days from
Hor o,ulu; Bark Caibaricn, Aug. 3, 81
days; Claus Spreckels, Aug. j, % days;
bark Estella, Aug. 6, 81 days j. a. Fal-
knberg, Aug. 6, 25 days; Schr Anna
Mccullough, from Kahu,i Aug. 6, 33
days; stmr Australia, Aug. :, Z days Is
hours.
Stmr G. r. Bishop brought 1926 bags
of sugar, 1876 bgs paddy, 81 bgs of rice,
and 81 hides.
Stmr Iwalani bot $3.50 z, sugar.
Bgtne Consuelo, Capt. e. Is. Cousins,
arrived Aug. 25' 121, days from San
Francisco, with 294 SKIS barley, 400 SKIS
oats, 100 bales of hay, 100 SKIS flour,
case of machinery, 1882 ks bone-meal
57,24O ft of pine lumber, zoo cs bottled
beer, 290 bdls of shingles, and 1047 pkgs
of miscellaneous goods. She is consign
ed to Messrs. w. q. Irwin & Co.
Schr Gen Seigle bro't 345 bgs rice.
Schr Mile Morris brought 24O bags OF
rice.
Stmr Likelike brought 720 bgs sugar
20 head cattle, 10 calves, 80 kgs nails
3s2 hikes, 6 horses, 81 pkgs sundries.
The captain of the G. r. Bishop re
ports of a fire at Kckaha, destroyin,
about 13 acres of cane
Schr Leahi brought 1000 bgs sugar.
The Canopus came alongside the Es
planade on Saturday, to load sugar.
The Consuelo will begin dischargin
this morning near the o. $. S. wharf.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-27

tlrSJ Natl0nal Bank ;lu 0ile lnuldHu
Banking Co., at Indianapolis have
suspended payment.-Collisions be-
tween the troops and the riotous
populace have occurred at Ekater.
inoslav, Russia. - American mer-
chants are filling large Chinese
orders for arms and ammunition.
The French government has brought
the matter under the notice of the
American Minister at Paris.-The
Telegraphers strike is practically
over. = The negros propose to
colonize South Corolina.
The town of Casamicciola on the
island of Ischia near Naples is
almost entirely destroyed by an
earthquake-4000 persons killed.
The stories told by the survivors are
terrible.--A ferryman crossed the
English Channel from Dover to Ca
lais on a floating tricycle.-Senor
Barco the Spanish Envoy to the U.
S. committed suicide in New York
July 29th.-Carey the informer was
shot July seth, on arriving off Port
Elizabeth, South Africa, by man
named O'Donnell who had followed
him from Dublin.-A balloon ascent
for scientific purposes took place at
Toulon July 29th, A persons as
cended for scientific observation.
No further news of 1.-THE Dublin
people have lit enormous bonfires in
rejoicing at Carey's death.-The
Times states officially that most
dangerous Nihilist conspiracy has
been discovered in Russia.-O'Don-
nell will be tried IN England as the
shooting occurred on the high seas.
The Sullivan -Slade Boxing match
was won by Sullivan who gave Slade,
enough in 3 rounds. Gate receipts
$4,000.
Small pox is prevalent in Tientsin
China.-61 persons were burned tt
death, and $50 injured by a fire
which burnt down the prison a
Hiroshima, Japan.-Three news
papers in Japan have fallen under
the operation of the new press re
gulations. One has been suppressed
and the proprietors, editors, ant
foremen of the other two, fined ant
imprisoned The people of N. S
Wales and Victoria, Australia refus
to allow Kavanaugh and other in
formers to be landed OH their shores
Two freight trains collided on til
Troy and Boston road Aug. 2
several killed.-Reports of Ceteway
the Zulu Kings death are believed
Later reports say he is reported t
be alive.
A secret treaty offensive and dc
fensive between Germany and Mex
leo, is reported to be in existence
Aug. 4, half block of building
comprising the Winter Garden, Re
!. Mems and Druid's Halls etc. wei
r burnt in San Francisco, damae
$3.50, 900. One actor was burnt. I'll
number of dead at Casamicciola
g so great that burials cannot tax
y place. Quicklime by the hundred to
Il has been strewed over that city {
Il the dead.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-27

OUR readers will observe in another
column that Mr.. w. j. Bryson notifies
that he has started in business for him
self as Boiler maker and sheet iron
worker. Mr.. Bryson has worked ut the
foundry for Il number of years and those
to whom he is well-known will concur in
our statement that all work entrusted
to his care will be faithfully performed.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-27
FIRE TEST.
SAFES AND SPRINKLERS.

On Saturday noon a number of
citizens gathered on the vacant plot
of ground at the foot of Richard st.
to witness the advertised test by
Messrs B. f. Dillingham; & Co. of
the Magneso-Calcite lined safes, and
the Hardness Patent Fire-EXtin-
guisher. Amongst those present
were Chief Engineer John Mott,
Geo. Ashley, Foreman II. Treadway,
and members of the Fire Depart
ment, G. o. Berger, Insurance
Agent, w. Auld of the Water works,
and Deputy Marshal Dayton of the
Police, and representatives of the
Gazette, Press, and BULLETIN. A
large pile of lumber about four feet
hight and ten feet square of North
West lumber chiefly 2 Y u had been
built round one of the safes so that
the draught of air could go through
it. The interstices were filled with
chips, shavings and straw, and the
whole saturated with Kerosene oil.
Inside the safe had been previously
placed, watch in good order and
going, an K. p. butterknife,
cigar, pocket-book, and a quantity
of business cards, and papers.
This was set OH fire minute or
so before IL and the flames rapidly
spread over and through the whole
pile. The heat was so great that
even with the wind blowing sea-
ward away from the crowd, it was
uncomfortable 10 stand closer to it
them fifty feet. After burning IN
this for 81 minutes, it was removed
and water thrown over it. Flames
were seen to issue from it, and it
was thought the whole inside must
be on fire. However, on opening,
nothing was found damaged or in
iured although slightly warm. The
watch was still going and quite cool
to the touch and the cigar in good
order for smoking. Everything else
was as fresh as though it had not
been in that blazing mass a second
Another pile of wood, saturated
with kerosene was lighted to tes
the extinguishers but owing to thu
fact that the wood was so piled al
to hinder the extinguisher from get
ing at the flames it was hardly
fair test. However it was seen tina
it speedily got the flames under con
troll and in all ordinary circumstance
would extinguish any fire starting il
a house even after it had sprea'
some. Every one departed we
satisfied with the fairness and salts
factory nature OF the two tests.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-27
PAHALA NOTES.
From Our own Correspondent

We are having very dry weather
here with heavy winds.
A fire took place in the cane to-
day burning about twenty acres,
this will not be a total loss as a
great part of it can be taken off and
ground before it is sour.
Supposed cause of fire smoking
and throwing away lighted cigarette
stump.
Pahala, Aug. 21st.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-27
Notice to Dairyman,

I have bran new QUCUBATOR
manufactured in the Eastern Market
never been used for Sale. Is just the
thing needed by Dairymen and is per-
feet model in every respect. Sell rea-
sonable.
For further particulars, apply to
j. E. WISEMAN.
1w 400 Gen'l Business Agent.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-27
POLICE COURT.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

Saturday, Aug. 25--Drunk; Eli
kai, fined S5 and 81 costs; Kamalu,
violating Express Reg. 6. forfeited
SO bail; j. Kaulahea, selling spiri-
tuous liquors without license, re-
manded from 2lst fined 500 and
$3.50 costs; appeal noted to Su.
preme Court.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-27

IT is said that on Saturday morning
one of the soldiers at the shore battery
was playing with one of the small
saluting cannon and it went off, the ball
passing through stable and lodging in
the neck of mare belonging to q
Portuguese named Manuel Reese.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-27

The Privy Council on Saturday grant
cd Charter to the Chamber of Com
merce; and referred the Coach Manu-
featuring Co.'S to committee.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-27
A. F. & A. M.

T>HERE will be Regular Meeting of
i Lodge lie Progress de rOceanie, No.
81, A. F. & A. M. this Monday Evening,
Aug. 81, at 1880, at the Lodge Room, up.
stairs, over Warehouses; Store, King ST..
near Fort. Visiting Brothers are re-
spectfully invited. 400 1t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-27

The Base Ball match on Saturday was
won by the Honolulu Club by "a to l.
Only innings were played.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-27

A quantity of material for the pro
posed tram.car line is now at the corner
of King and Punchbowl streets.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-27

Mr.. G. E. Henson, who arrived yester
day by the Kalakaua, brought some fine
CALIFORNIA horses.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-27
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS

A sick chinaman Oh the G. Il. Bishop
Friday night vomitcd a flesh colored
worm abo 1t 12 inches long.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-27
THIS DAYS DOlNcS.

MORNING..
Meeting Stock Exchange, at IL.
EVENING.
Harmony Lodge, I.O.O.F., 1880
Algaroha Lodge, L.O.G.T., 1880
Lodge lie Progress, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
Bankrupt Notices.

IIIUIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that on the
afeenth day OF December A. ID, 1855 MaIia ~ IN
Epcy WAS Issued against the Estate OF STATE
M Sew.YOrk the County Of New 4 OIA hnd
Of New York who been adjudged Bankinp 0 n y, env
ystttion mat the payment debts ana deiNeIhs VI
pfopeTy belonging such bankrupt TO nun OF a. hS ls
, ,ssns ~ the Creditors OF said Bankrupt TO prove
their debt. and 20 moro AHsgn es on Ms
l he held nj Court OF BANKRUPTCY TO be holden AZ 20
ptoadway IN tho City Of NewlOfk, before JOhN y, )
REGISTER vi 'nS 9''SN'" W - JOEL b. ER1IARDr
ooooA " M u. Marshal Messenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NEw iOkK WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
n AND NbN lOkh, ONIAIIO a EaIERN RY
s Us leave DesDrtsses aud COItiabdt street 5taDna
10 SYRACUSE AID Oneida SIC q "a '5ilo y ma.
GeA, LATHE tas. tOt FlaIu CsLslLhsIie Port Jackson
3hetti0ani o'IO, ll:EOatD s9l6 IN
1IDahy spu Iatsku >. . ~, IL 70 % sou o'iOp IN
ysNeso Oheids, Norwich sidney e;oO m % p u "a,
AZ x, SOU Highland Poughkeepso 's9%" iAEo am o'1
NewOurg IS J.LO. II:LUa Ia o;JU i;5O, 'J:lo IL
NMdicUOwn $50, Al ~ n ilu 43U, 30 N
DAILY Otliei Trans .tSIiy except 5uD,tay $50
LuleI rsfoi 9LO Ia ~ Anl S;SOb "a Trans
toi Albany
PaIlOf 5uaet Cars a M IOr syracuse
Pullman BoHe sleeping cars UI0s ~ uain Tor Albany
aO syracuse. al. H.,
e tabass al stations and al O.aees VI v SJ
Jefsey itLLsyiVbLa hEiOBL station biVOhty ~,
POS Court al AnbeA once loot Vi FuilOb'st hin NJ
Bskabase. New f0rk I.ty Nos lOZ. lVl, EVl ala JtV
Sszs bIoaawAy No. UniOn square, No 7of Otb.aye ~
go Eas lz5th Pennsy Rk station loot DssO0sssi
HENRY Mon EIT oenerai PassengerAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
Nllseeuaneons
MANN BOUDOIR CAR.

MI ANN BUU DUR OAh.
These unrvaed cars exceeding comfort luxury safety
and pnyacy other DRAWING ROOM CARS, now run daily
between \ Ew.YORK and BOSTON, via Springfield, on IL
Ventilation perfect and Incompatible. NO DUST NO
DRAUGHIS -,
Buffet supplied with the very best IRON ParA q
Tford. Lunches etc.
ASH for seatin MANN BoUDOIR CAR Reserved at Ticket
once New YORK and Railroad Private rooms for
parties couples
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24

INtN'l DtaIIIV'sV7
Ferries ~ follows
10 100 D. $50 20 and 10 Limited IL. lllo m l. -.
$40, 1, b. 81. anc u m. and IL night SuhSyS a,ti
% Limited and 10 a M T. 6. 7. and m ana - NJ ~ IN
Trains leaving daily except sunday: ~ So
and lil0a m, I, and pm connecting AT lIcn'oho'
Camden. - ,o.o,
RSfaTnng Trans leave Broadst Philadelphia l29
S:I5 3 o. :. 435 Except Monday. 6j0 lSO ~ 9;2V
II and lll5 m. Limited Express 1870 and h;zO p ny
i'9'a B. g. ESQ 10. 745 and n M on sunday, l2Ol
8.l5. 32U a.. 4:35 $50 1870 Ltmtedl G3U iip
Il and pm Leave Philadelphia via CamdenSooA IN uA'y
except SUNDAY. o.. -, 49, rro,se
and foot OF DtsbTOsSCs and CoItand streets Court a
station, OF Fulton ST. BROOKLYN bns
Hotel Hoboken station. Jersey civ. Emigrant Ticket
06ice 40 \ Place and Castle Garden.
The New York Transfer Company viii can TOT anu OcCN
lag spef from hotels and residences.
ChAhIAi,I,2s u SNaLcr General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
Proposals.

PROPOSALS for Furnishing HeadstOnes for
Il Soldiers Graves. -
OFFICE OF NATIONAL CEMBTEREs
WASHINGTON. d. C.. Dec. II, 1888
SEALED PROPOSALS in triplcate with copy Of this
advertisement attached TO each will be received at TINS yes
until IL O'Clock nOOn Tuesday, January d. Is 81 Tor furnish
iug 5000 Headsoue less Of American white mar
b Tor unmarked graves of Union Soldiers under the pro-
Visions of Congress Of March 3 1873, and Feb
sicatons FOR the work blank forms Of proposals. and all
necessary information the subject will be furnished on &
10 this office Proposals required 10 De submitted
supplied for NE purpose The night Is reserved
10 reject any ali bids Bids should be Endorsed proposals
for and addressed 10 the Undersigned
H. y. BATCHELDER, Deputy q NJ Gen, u y Amy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
financial.

ALL PERSONS HOLDING STOCK IN ThE,
Company e 81 r .cc se On or
~ D. isss % Marx the sS%% D1
n ss OF % Ss Il iaa Q, be
on q said stocks All communications addressed to Room
u By yi order a. r " the Board Of Directors.
Chicago Ill, Dec 10, 1883 MARX BANes. President
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Company.
MEETTNq, Of sT9G ekdHMPhNY for me
eeSnof p1cto and other business W on
wednesday MARCH H. 1884 at 70 ''''ft ao' G6aT5IS
New York. December 20. 1888. Secretary
NORFOLK AND wEsrKHs RnLRoAD, cq 1sss
NOTICE is hereby given that the p T1cslP ner
~, q o5 h S S onSGe RaioaS Na@Ses
g 100 10 S S. G%s sn na"s s principal Con
sod9te9 MotsagSC Second Fe NamSef % % both
S9e Suay l. 1884 with e coupon thereof msgrRs ano az
s B Be aBBd aS H% and on
safe Deposit Company NO SSs RAM Pefersburg va All
interest VIII the said BonSs On RM We Tssursf
CoynyEyrAL NATloSALL BASK'
NFwYqEk pee : Lsidors of
HE annual meeting OF the @ y. hSId AZ the
,tt11 b,,se No Nassaus Tuesday, January o. 1907
Polls win be open from L H. 70 p !" p TAYLOR Cashier
DELAWARE LAcKAwSSA % yenE hex E & 1873
TRANSFER BOOKS of the New, YORK. IIy LSEat-
wanna and Western Railway CO. BuFFAL - plx % tSsi
sill al lose December
when tee quarterly RENAL VII FREK IT, GIBBENs, Treas
-----------y orSrsTowS. ONO, Dec 8, 1858
VNIIE ANNUAL meeting OF the aloctkh0,iui,v,daSS
o the Grand Central Mining Company i3i w .Siess "a
~ 1-fore md FOR tic transaction " such oicr [ "a
nav proneTlv come before hcm VIII be h'n NJ a TX
,, IS stP 6oioit m L. MeCUR seeieaIy-
THE INPURrRRb AND lRAEHs
NAUoSAL BANK OF NKW.1ohA'(
NEW-YogE. Dec ~ l9's.
rTHE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors 1s- OF ,,
nj, hank viii he held at us banking rooms rIe
Rrood1yov and Murruyst. Tuesday, January . 'oo'' ~
poll will be open iIo" L EIDW%iRD~ TOWNSEND, Cashier
mo HOLDERS of Ohio State StOCks.-lhe m
teres, dnc on frst day o. January lSsl on VIC -
nh ~ tho STATE Of ohio VIII be paid at the AsI.nn ,s,6
onSe Satono Rank New.York, from the ISL 10 ho io
uT@x and thereafter ONCE Ia this e.N - and he re-
I The Transfer VIII close on lAo l''H '''N'
| oneued January 10, 1884.
Columbus, Ohio, Dec. IA; !SS5 ,,,,.- ., State
LAMPS W. NEWMAN, Secretary OF stare
n HOILINgSWORTH Attorney ,ieneinl.,
- i Commissioners OF sinking Fund
TNION DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
- ROADWAY, THIuTY. sEcoSps ST: AND sITTi,,AyB7
D'0"-' NEw.YORK y. Y, Dec. 10, lSsj
The rate Of interest the past hall year has been hA "
FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM
nm al, sr. entitled thereto II b payable on ana aer 'an
my I hut N Dnf drawn will itself bear interest
ANY sum ten cents 10 riU,,O teteI''e i''''
blanks for deTcseng by mai on TiroN President
GARDINER 6. CHAPLIN, Treasurer.
f,T.UIFS r NpRAGUE, Secretary.