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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-03-30

:" hS'Sps SiNCl lhul Mi'.iSon l.
RichnrdSOn, whose posto1ice address is
Broadlord, Alturas county, Idaho Territory,
has his day filed his application for a patent
for 100 linear feet OF the
QUEEN FRACTION MINING CLAIM,
with surface ground 1873 feet wide. situated in
Mineral Hill Mining District, Alturas county,
Idaho Territory, and designated by the field
notes of survey and on the official plat
thereof on file in this office, as lot No. A, the
boundaries OF winch are described with mag.
netic variation at Is degrees and 30 minutes
east. MS follows: Commencing at the dis.
coNcry tunnel, and thence running north
- degrees % minutes west los feet to point
ON the northwcsterly end line of said claim;
thence south 81 degrees west 800 feet to post
NO. /; thence north 81 degrees east NJ feet to
post No. ,; thence south 81 degrees 80 min
utcs east ll6 feet to post No. ,; thence south
~ degrees west ls3 feet to post No. 4; thence
north II degrees west 100 feet to post No. !.
and place of beginning, containing l.Ol acres
surfacASround,and the nearest known loca,
tons are the 80 X" ''Red Elephant" and
"Caledoniap mining claims.
The notice of location of said claim is duly
recorded in the Recorders Office of said Altu-
ras county, AT HALEY, Idaho Territory.
ANY person or persons claiming adversely
any portion of the above described premises
are hereby notified to file in this Office during
the period of sixty days publication hlsoF
their adverse claim, or such claim will be
barred.
direct that this notice be published in the
Wood River Times, the newspaper published
nearest the said mining claim, for the perlou
of sixty days.
M DIP. Il. PRIDE. Register
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deed, so strong Is our faith in tho o and also 10
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forward to every sufferer, 10y mail, rost Maid n
free trial box.
We dent want Your money until Won are per.
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life ~ worth saving. don't delay in sjvirr MS
powders al, as they Will sur. il cure ven
Price. for large lex $500 sent 10 any nnrt of tba
United States or Canada, b. mail, ON receipt OF
price. Address,
ASH ROBBINS
$40 Fulton ST. BROOKLYN. y. V
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-03-30

mreatc hhnce 10 make money
nose who always take nd.
vantage %! the good chances
Tor making money that srs
offered, generally become
NpNithv. while tb,s,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-03-30
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. so.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Boise CITY, IDAHO,
October Il, 1872
Notice Is hereby given that Madison T.
Kichnrds0n, whose pOsto1lice address is
broadlord, Alturas county, Idaho Territory,
has Il his day filed his application for a patent
for 100 linear feet OF the
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-03-30
Application tor Patsn,
NOTICE NO. 81,

UNITED STATES LAND Orr1cr
BOISE CITY, IDAHO Tr,n,.
Notice ia hereby given that MAJ - lSse
Rlchards9n, whose postoffice addssorn 7.
ha Affuras county Idaho Terrs,s.
for ,455 linear feet of the ior patent
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-03-30
Application for Patent,
NOTICE NO. 70.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
BOISE CITY. IDAHO,
~.... October II, 1882
Albert Marston. and Patrick Marley, whose no.. a
office sddressis Boise City. Idaho TERRITORY b'"s
this day led their application for patent for az
linear feet of the IVA I'
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. II.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
BOISE CITY, IDAHO,
October 3, 1882
Notice is hereby given that Albert I. IIuffaker,
of Haley, Alturas County Idaho Territory, and
Willis II. Petit, of Atlanta Alturas County.
Idaho Territory. have made application for
United Stntes intent for the
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Idaho.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-15
Uipi1ena Noiites.
THF AMERICAN EXCHANGE NAI3o p,ss oe eAN IA


TBE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NAroNAL DANK, (
los TEOADWAY. NEW YoBK, oct 70, lSeS.)
AT A MEETING of the Board OF DlreGtoTS,
n bfd mis- day a dividend Of THREE AND oNE-HAbf
9i pm CENT on the capital stock was decare IRON e
profits Uf the past months payable on the Isl VI oe
books ese to-day and reopen November 9TH 1888
~ DUAONT CLABkE Cashier
OFFicK OF me GENITAL RAILROAD CoTYoR NtwJERskr'
NEw.Y ORR, nov IL, lSS5D
DIVIDEND.-A quarterly Dividend OF ONE
IL ATD AuATF PER CENT has this day been declared
tavohie ON Saturday, December next, az mis- once ny
transfer book viii closed rom saturday the IN lDSth
10 MOnGay the 50 proxi1O By order OF TIE B9@iu.
--------- OFFICE or TIE
TpyAs AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
No. 1917 BKOADWAf NEW ok trIf
NTOTICF.-NOtice is hereby given that the
~ TEXAS and PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY mas et'
creise The ont on given Ivy the Income ana Lid Grant 9
rage OF Nav o. 1915 pay in scrip as therein foy, .g
{rcst ON mo onds secured the said mortgage which iei
dine Iuv IsSg and Iuy 1853 Books for registration OF
these bonds viii be closed october ~ to November 10
lisa ipc.usiyr C.. L. SArIERLEE, Treasurer.
rpF SAINT PAU, NIINNEAPoIis AND
MANITOBA RAILWAY COMPANY. Z
40. G3 WILLIAN-Sr- NLW y DIRK, Dct. ., 80. =,
TTHE USUAL QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Or
4 TWO PER CENT has tbs day been declared on the
capi;a stock company payable at MS once on an
after November l. 1883 to stockholders oil RECORD Oh 'h'
date. ~, =. .,.--,.. q :, ., ~, Got.
uqy october 20 aud VIII be rcopencd al 10 o'clock A. m on
4ii1"'' -'o'' JOHN 6. KENNEDY
Vice President
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cteduhcats ana nniIroaos.


NORWICH LINZ r,o,, opr,pr
To Roston So Worcester ~ 60 Nashua IS G5 Portland
6. transfer
The iron steaIIneSf or yvopCFSTEp
TuSt to%ofife - CITY or BOSTON, -. -.
eave pier No 40 North River foot II Nsttst neSt per
daily except SuIdays AZ sou ~
1rsng room Boston from Ne" London at 4Io a III
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
u pIvFR acknowledgements Sept IL 1888.
nn'c,rh trains will leave Grand Central Depot. -,
"a M Western New-York and Northern EXPRESS VIVID
M Fast Limited Chicago Express, with dining cars
and IoeGo arriving az Chicago 1870 a NJ next day
nan m chicago Express. DRAWN grO1' cars 10 Cahan
faa Rochester and Buffalo; connects fdr sharon SPRINGS
as IN albany and Troy connecting for Utica Saratoga
CIrns Falls Lake george ana kutlaud. -..-, ..u,
a., w Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy ,,
~ n, Louis EyT:ess with sleeping cars lot NiaE'a
Fos RuhalO Cincinnati except saturday, Toledo Detroit
I. Louis. ,,L .,,..t..- 80, 90 Srr,e,,a
,,, Paad also Montreal. Connects for Saraoga
EXPRESS sleeping Tor ROchtstef
Uugpio Ccveaud Toledo Detroit Chicago, st. Louis Oswe-
60 asa ClavIou except saturday,.
Night Express, NiA sleeping cars 70 hl3sl a.i
Trny Connects with the morning trains FOR the West ana
Ecitn fpxcent saturday night. . a..
rchSts on sale M Grand Central Depot, No Rowling
r.er 952 and il3 Broadway, and at Wcstcotts Express
Cce PARK place. and 7S5 and PAP broadway, New-1 OH
ga 2S3 Washington and SGI FultOnstsr HOokyD' ana -
II,,m,"c alli for and checked from residence
A. .rGi;CET G. b. MEEKEK,
','..,,..l -uu1f General Passenger AGENT.
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THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY,
On T.f,I .fpr a. tsfy Nragr NnR % L et.

10 ENT- Wv " NV. 0NN. NOa' " I'-''-
NOTICE is hereby given that all Of tho second
y l1rfrrcd income bonds ~ tr - Louis, Iron Mountain
and Southern Railway Company amounting to SiuS"ooO
redeemed ard the securing the same
81 record funds have lcrn deposited with ~" MeI
Company iu th redemption o. The Olsaniih-
bonds Of c first preferred income NOR Of SAID Railway
tat -d outstanding bonds viii De- redeemed IN cash at
Interest presentation at the Ohce oi lht
! rust touplny. LOUIS FITZGERALD, President
NOTICE.-A meeting of the Preferred stock
- holders Of The Northern Pacific Railroad Company has
lc.r c,ilod and will hCo the Companys Once Room
No ~ SIKH story the Mills Building 40 Il Broadst
ORR civ Tuesday tie 2Uth day Of November ncIt
o'clock noon. ior the special purpose Of voting on We
urOpo,itinu 10 Issue TWruy Million Dollars Ui Bonds
IT, I secured v second MORTGAGE al the property Of the
COMPANY cct lands la Minnesota and east OF The
which appropriated hv the plan o re-
on anIaon the benefit OF the Preferred stock subject
puv 10 the priority Gi the present general mortgage
liz order Of the board Of Directors. .. 20
~ SAMUEL NILKESON, Secretary.
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financial

NorfHrcy Ptclwc RAILROAD CoYrANY,)
TpT.-lllAs OftfCE II BHOAU-sT, y. y, :
oct. = 1888. )
EOR THE PURPOSE of 2 meeting of the
7 frIrcd stockholders Of this Company November
~ n no transfer hooks Of ihc Preferred stock viii be
,rG,d 30 8 O'Clock october 2O, and IDmain closed unt
order ui the Bp3r 80 Directors.
ROBERT lENON BfLkNAP, Treasurer.
E'0TICE.-iho annual meeting OF tie stock
y lodus OF the American MatriN Machine Company van
H. l, al SO ~ WuITcu-s, b. New OK on IucSuy
N,tIuNc d. So az y O'clock, for the election oi
osu oi Directors for The ensuing year and the transaction Of
utH,r business. 90, , .,--., go. ,.,.,
,,,,r a. nm. mn. efiug. u. LEWIS COLLIER
f'' secretary.
~. VII. 10, o. 1sQ9
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ITO THE SECOND M6R iT5?lt E' iN Z ijii.

NtWNOFS. NOy. .. l7-'.
ITO THE SECOND MORTGAGE INCOME
4 FOND AND SCRIP HOLDERS or THE "A. X q L.
RAILWAY co:
The directors Of this Company have tbs Day authorized The
suc Of rive Per Cent bonds under and pursuant 60 the proy
sons 81 General Con,J Mortgage ~ December 1850 in
exchange for the tOmDanys second Mortgage Income EOui
dollar dollar, when presented Inc % $1,000 said
rive PCT Cent Bonds 10 bear interest from October J. 1883
able semi annually IN June and December and to III De
CeiubcG !, 1920.
such coupons, also De- exchanged sixty
cent the face value Hat for sad Two Per Cent Bonds
par
Pending the preparation Of the bonds
SCRIP may be presented GOmpiuys Oucr no. 1875
broadway u oni after ho T inst go hc stamped
asserting TO the exchange on u" above terms unt further
notice. Ii. y. HENSON, Treasurer.
TEXAS g. ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COS.
Notice f. hereby given ihb mo time within which bond.
holders and stockholders Of Tho Texas ard ~ Louis Railway
Company Missouri and AIsansa- and Of the Texas aud IT.
Louis Railway Company Texas, become parties 60 the
rcltusneBt eencnt dated november 1888 viii expire
the first day Of December 1888.
opor before such date. an such bonlhodcrs and stock
holders deposit their bonds stock under
sued at either ue National Bank Of Commerce IN The city
OF Ne.YuTk The Third National Bank Of 81 Louis whore
copies Of SAID agreement De obtained Certificates FOR
deposit VIII be issued by The audrIsigIed.
Dated, November "a, $50.
Wv. SHERMAN, Readusimcnt
a. WOLFF, Trustees.
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Gin Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE.-Nos. 6 and : East 4lth-st. and
Nos 10 u and - East Gptls alw1ya open Description
and prices on application 10 CHARLES Buck CO., Afch
tccts, G3 East ilstst.
JOR INVESTMENT. 49, Several downtown
properties pay ing good inter- 81 ,-,..,. - ,,.,,
TOR SALE.-16 lots 100 feet from ~th-ave.,
bet Tooth aad l0i,t st- Very good location !oI private
houses. G. CAEEEAU, Graud--t ana Bo"ery.
TWO NEW, fvc-StOry, brOwn-Stonc, double
tcutfrcus each 2tvSu portico.to0ps. near Slave, 10
low S0ti.st; rented > -e5 price, s51OuOi make otter
&. Il GEL6Di, -li 3d.ave.
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e,,au,boats ano RAILROADS.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES OPP Els LINZ !; \ T. foo, o,
p Every DAY S M GC%4s s ~ss a an Ae ssy
BOSTON. VIA ST0NINGTON LINE.
rARRIE dEEN sT' and MASSACHUSETTS,
sS 1sTcert sundays Pier SO, ~ r. Jayst OF i;5O
q M ITee morning steamers landing through TO
+ Boston .D''' '''' pyovInrrcr line
freight onas!5sSsnsrs Rhode dsS exe sn
Sundays 4'SO p /" F. W. PoPPLF. GenI Pass A gent,
No III " est-st., Newly orE.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE VEST
Trains leave from fenpsylyana r. r. Depot; .,. Wac,
JPN except sunday Tor weShngon and all poats %eS
coaches to Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Connects for all
I2 MIDSIGHT daily for WASHINGTON points West
For J ei S 81 B1a SaS c
81 hrooklyu, pennsylvania Railroad.
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on l, H0G,
i SATONIC and NAUGATUCk EAlLkoA D5---s, iirr
!siG Sr at ac aRs ct than auy 5c @ route
EOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CAlSG ~
KILL MOUNTAINS landng al CIa"io Ii Il cannect
NeTHp Marlboro S Milton gd5y PPo and Eaatek
Railroads. Steamboat city OF spt4gSISio , ,tst''
Thur say, saturday, at p. NJ, rom i''''''''
TOR BOSTON. via New-York and NCW-EnlS =,
j land RR Leave Yew-York Grand Crn,I n5 loa0 ~ N,
81 ~ Il and li:S5 p m" %[c NIX Gjan!aitan III.
eyae tJ nom south Ferry 81 rs r. o5i ncshros.
'isins NOT viz" -''''' . .
Il EIlirH AAIlYtl hAil.I''tNi'. Go. -
tr5jus leave depot foot Of C0i1nat ana rSs,~ SIS
:. =, for Fa-trn. RrthicEa1u, Ali.n-
Tauu Reading Nauch CluuI p. NNrsiar", I"Warda, Wa
verly I,aca Geneva, j. cus I'Tl4 aro fig N, In4tn
:, no ~ FastOn. Bethlehem ana ClIiay.
TTains leaygs At $40 "a a r.. ana cc p T ~. sunday
iran Mauch Chunk $40 m L.'vc Maurh CHUNK
GS,ae eastern o corner e 6Pr yI4 29} S%'a"a ,'
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR:
~ (Ptuusvlvru Hlf. foot CoIUauit.
Stations fl Se~To r 4 sg4 r 2,f T. iaa, .r,v,
leave NFW-YORE. con rrcnCirg October %, 1888: .
F0I south AmhOy, via fta. d Reading RR, p, 3 H. Ky
gu ll1 4, ), m. sundays 400 laij via. Penn Et
600 am II m. $40, 3 y sunday 9 va, : m
IOI HgtlUan. &C.. vic Pnt'a. & Reading fll, w. " IL
ul 1850. 400. 42u $500. Sundays. coo 100" H.
Tor Red Bank, Long Branch Ocean Grove ASh1Ih IH4,M
CIT Point Pleasant, Sc. ya ,airrhla a, q, nm
stoppae NJ Occan Grove AshUrv pall, 800 10 o. ns
via pennsylvania R.. II NJ, 80 2 p m 0.iu'NS
(Bo stopping at Ocean Grove OF AsGr ram ~ g. ~" y ~
FOi Freehold Tll3Coiphla ami Reading ti' ., ll'9
n m $50 400 D. " For Koyport, phi,adolphi9 and
Reading RR, 800 IL a. $3.50, 43o, .. p m tnt LAKE
N0na Toms River and BGrUe"a - Slo IN, 1850 4''p ~
For Nqgand BridgeoT Au%TJG n.y. &c" 10y Pii,v
G. i. < (. A., F. q Il. RR. G. PA. p. IR Acts ~npL
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Boston and the An rail non Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily Sundays cycCpcO 60 Roon al
am p m (parlor attached and 10 m with palace
cars Newport exprss leaves Grand Central Depot at
H.. arrives at Newport 745 p M PaloI.c2Is attached
f. ". POPPLE, Agent
DHILADELPIIIA AND READING
RAILROAD
FROM STATIONS OF
Nrl,yyr Ir-pC1,V CrN'rp Al DTVTCTNN
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Amnsfments,

Saturday afternoon. Nov. H. GRAND MATINEE
LOHENGRIN.
LoHENGRIN Sig CAMPANINIl TELRAM0ND0. sig.
KASCHMANN ENBIC0 sig. NOVARA; LARALD0. sig.
CONTINI ORTRUDA, Nine Flu SCH.MADJ; and ELSA,
Nine. CHRISTINE NILSSON.
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OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION

sealed viii he received at the Office Of the Farm
crs oan and Trust Company Nos. % and - WilaluS,
York. for tho sale to ihe Trustees OF thirty
The oregon Railway and Navigation Company Tor Je hAh
fra s an the To TIE undersigned securing
il came Proposals sh0ud De directed 10 r. c. lsol'th;
Irc-Gcut Nos and % Wlam-st and must be presenter
before No. The lot Vrox The Farmers Loan ana
Ii's' N0'"l'"'' r.. g. ROLSTON,
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For NINELAND and BRlDGEION az 1907 m.
NEW-IEESEY SOUTHERN DIVISION

Tickets be procured at foot Lbertyst Pier 40 North
River u 1872 27 Isl 27l 85. 1886 40I 48 g44 957
1871 1913 and lGOi broadway; 1877 and 749 Gthavc; 1913
and 4t-ayc; 842 31ave Rivngton-st 10 Greenwich
Nos aud Courtst. u Broadway $50 and s55 Fulton
H. IlObOken al Erie ONCE aud 254 WashmgtOust. n
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from hotels
o. residence to destination.
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SALE OFVALuABLETENNES> EE LANDS
- AIAt,IIpN WITHOUT I.~aH|L.
ON hc 25rIl DAY oFN0y MFR l--3. oa ~ prom,
lsr. wlU s. tet.r highest laNrtlT following o.sfr1i
real e,,,,o 10 it lDs y'H4r. rr1.Ty situated At e a
ml,. NORTH N,-; 70. tr gy oi >a-h'iir. 4Dl SHOWN i.mrr
Gs ft Montgomery E Iron Works uud uHa Nr estate -
Jau,, T.. E.L deceased containing $50 ncr.- Ih,re IS
large body p cleared bottom lIuu m to L"TrhJr bend ~
HHfI,l Iay,t which a. very rich soil; tNr remainder
table slt- and covered with tnr timber aud ~" has
been di.ftl tIa,t- from % 20 -Ib
vi bc -0I accordingly. Lot so 3 containing 10 n,'s,
Includes The water power The bend - ir us,I- I've miles
around, but De-. Toe bead ~ Tho Iufr-h1" a. 10 were, u Is
LIIR Toe channels b,ag ~ over 30 yT's Gupt aud
separated by hl-h rD.k blum tunnel w4 made, -NlH feet,
through f- lr letting TIE water ~ tie ul!"t channel p1
through with terrific tur,r iu the lower channel n lulug The
advantage 90 uyc miles fall Of tie TFtT There f.
enough 40 an Of water O. ay amount ~ Lucry
Iron abnGuds 10 tlr urgh'uUO3 and uun timber AFfONb-
ADVANTAGES FOR MOST Any KIND o. MANUFAG
IGEE The premise, may DO reached iIum EiuEsOu springs.
the Sufhw ia roli ~ only four miles from
That station VIII Do ,TrT, iu body AMI then lots and
he s That bIug the highest Dad VII be confirmed by the
Court.
riu, viii be furnished by applying 10 g. Gluuanay A''or.
nry ~ Nor Block, d Co Vs. vs. -ouLsue son, surveyors,
Nashville, Tenn.
TERMS OF -ALETou per cent m cash on iAa day OF sale
tr balance IN md two years u equal u d.Uri uY''5
With personal security and lien retained 'o secure The Co.
feIrrd payments. I. A.IrENIII
CLERK County Court. 4 .hlaId Cify,
tlratham County, tennessee
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urs
lili6tel!aucous

EUR TRIMMINGS, large assortment, all
kinds. sHAYNE. manufacturer, l05 Prncest.
HORSE BLANKETS, ROBES, &c.-Extra-
ordinary bargains blankets and robes at c. y. SMITH
& cos, 80 Wavgcust
CEALSKTN GARMENTS manufactured to
- order. AL kinds repairing neatly aud promptly done,
SuANNE, lO3 Prlncest
CEALSKIN SACQUES rcdycd at our own
- factory darkest shade color warrautcd pc5 not in
urcd rrHt.edl relied altering and repairing done at once
l.. &. BOUGNlON, Howartst., near Ccntrn
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Gin l)ropcrln 90 Get.

Ciln propcrin 90 Ect.
4 FAMILY GONG SOUTH would rent low
9IGr. TsiS g.c , nd gently cn, a Tk Tc sdo
and = r. ,ia5n or aS s "" 5' Tp ' Appy on
premise. s&d,' hsi house wet Of Iark or to D L
thUECi, rs Broadway BoTeel buii'ihs I'"'m %. -
EIRST-CLASS STABLE, four stalls, water
Inquire Is West aihst
no LET $50 Pcarl-st.-Largc sIx-story new
4 and substautial hqldng WIN G9TcT, , p,o,,,,,.,
rI'0 LET-Fmnished house with light bust
7odS cafiiai need afp,y. EYz&Err DIRECTORY. II
West 3jJhst
no LET.-Thc highly desirable four-story,
mold. Constable q Co, 5tiraye. aLd l9thst
J'O LET-A fine house, grounds and stable in
l tho city Of New York Win without carpets all I'm
provoncnts near Elevated Road Address T. q. Box 49,
V'O LEASE. for a term of years. large and
substantial public building below s0tEst end west Of
Apps to L II LUDLOW cQ2l..,
V'O LET.-.ust COMPLETED ana ready for i'm
mediate po--ession. woiurhed aud ventilated Loits
6oxs6 feet Sew engine boiler aud steam elevator cn igT
.ycry in the best manufacturing district
Nos loI AID los ihoui s3nst. near Prince, .,.--..,
rI'O RENT for business, very modcratc.-First
Aoor over The store "2i "ua'c luqniiciu TIE store
rVO RENT.-Pnyate family only; large, four.
sia 1 WGy G I rrf's, or, IT. ae f1f t,oagS
ont Including gi-cnenc ln C.ef iaT snppEnr voter on
Apply ioi G.. EoJEN b, agent, - We.t -sitt
AZ EAST 59TH-sT. MADlSoN-AVE.-
-t') Handsomely and gougg'ry furnished 'rg.,ry.
tenant ''' We
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Business Cbante5.

DARTNER WANTED in retail grocery bust
ness business well established avenues stock g. jOO
only those that mean business need answer. Address
GROCER, l44 = sth-aye.. restaurant
rI'O MANUFACTURERS mastcr-printer
OF business OGes his services parties getting up
catalogues price lists labels, &c. by which saving ~ 20
per cont be Effected. Address PRINTER, Tribune
Once,
Daily Republican., 1883-07-20
Chicago Dressed Reef,

Two of the most enterprising butcher
and cattle dealers of Wilmington, Mr.
James Sawdon and Mr. Joseph II.
Gould, who have been furnishing much
of the live stock used in this market,
have come to the conclusion to also
supply Wilmington, through the
butchers and meat dealers, with Chica-
go dressed beef.
For this purpose they have leased the
large Hermann Ahren building, on
Tarnal street, below Third, which they
are converting into large cold blast
refrigerator, under the management OF
A j. Chase, of Boston, Massachusetts,.
The refrigerator will be 40 feet long bv
80 wide and 1Siu height, containing rail
road tracks, switches, scales, etc. When
finished it will have the capacity o:
holding abcut one hundred dressed
htves at once.
The temperature will be brought
down from thirty-eiglIt degrees to treez
ing point, thus atiording facilities for
keeping dressed beef the same length OF
time that II takes to 90 to Europe.
Mcssrs. Sawdon Il Gould will at once,
on completion Of this mammoth refris-
orator, engage in the shipment Of dress,
ed beef from Chicago to Wilmington,
purchased from Armour Il Co., in that
city.
At the same time Messrs. Saw,lon &
Gould will keep large supply of fat
cattle so that butchers and others can
take their choice, and either purchase
live or dressed stock.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-20
Mist1t Par|ors,
No. | E. Fourth Street
WILMINGTON, DEL.
kHERIFF'E SALES.

CHERlFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE or a
cwrit Of Levari Facias to me directed, will
be exposed to Public Sale. at TIE Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city of Wilmington
New Castle County, Delaware.
ON SATURDAY,
THE 2lsT DAY OF JULY, 1883,
At 2 o'clock, p m, the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land and three-stOry
brick dwelling thereon. situate in the city OF
Whining ton. bounded and described as fol.
lows, that Is to say: beginning Mt the south
erly side of Third stree between King and
French streets at the distance Of Is feet east
erly from the centre Of the gable wall fOr mer-
lv of Daniel liully,and AT the eastery side of
an alley (running sOulherly % IT, from Third
street, dividing this house from that of An
thOny W. Willis adjoining on the west thence
southerly along said side Of said alley to a
corner of other land Of said " Ills on the
south, thence easterly along line of said
land to corner Of other land Of John q.
iilpin and the estate Of Vincent Il. Gilpin,
deceased. adjoining on the east thence north
erly along ii line dividing this from the last
mentioned land to the said sontherly side Of
Third street. and thence thereby westerly to
the place OF beginning. be the contents what
they may, with the free use ofsaid alley, etc.
Book !, volume 9. page 800, etc.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
rrty Of Hannah f. Carter and to be sold by
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, Wilmington, July j,
1882