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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-16
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For rse nnea line a tnssfss1 - sos,sssse
c1g1n In The city. 49,
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-16

v.-,fysut. the new blood purifier
a. ia r. tnfcura and Cuticura soap,
rrs SA sI M rnre>, externally, clear the
.s3 -. rieau>e the skin and scalp, anu
y he Blood o. every ysr yH SgIS1ssi al and i5d1C5 Gang.
a.v. ?.WH! and skin fortunes when phySt-
nr' mis-. and all other mean falL.
sy-ryTHE STsG AND CHEMICAL Co,
OFTEN INV Boston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-16

QGireSS1esss Stomach Bitssrs meets ,bs re-.
ophy which ~ =, me rational medical philos.
iSTssS pure vegetable renedvA S y = . per-
atomic sD5snnt properties OF q p~reyepffye.
body Sgs Sna an Alternative. 1t fortiSas M,
izssths toIniSSl Seass, ~inyigorates and reyitsI.
S~Sslu,ary eSSHs.onaeh and liver, and effects
eiauy. a. druggists aud Dealers gen.
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Philadelphia

PHnApxIeHrA. June 15.-Flear-winter
grades firms spring steady and in fair de-
No. 3 red in elevator 81 1914; No. 2 red do
81 2261 S2H; No. 2 red June 81 1901 l9&;
July 81 20tal 20ht; August 81 2sG1 22X;
September 81 2i9l s4H Conceptions
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-16

VIZ EST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY CIR
w cuit Court, May "A, 1853.
Thomas Hughes. administrators OF the es's'e
OF Eliza Hughes, deceased
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-16

-U Epr tufauiile and Birth
EEAUA1 EumOrS, Rough, Ch2pped
or Greasy SGm, Black
COAX heads, PlmpleS n skin
me Uur.cura soap, an exquisite
EN- s- and Toilet, Bath aud Nursery
a s.-. 40, vi'Ade'icIoUS odors
.' ...-t frail-g bLSa'nS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-16
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FOR 0Alk.

nor shLRLTRY STOCK AND GOOD
II WIN o. . we'll equipped Job Pfnpne
Ufhce In this city ;or Wll ell material tn.loe
to suit. For farther Particular enQuirvof ".
J. Corbett, agent at5nndAy Leader omo& cen
A N EXCELLENT oPPORTUNTry-A
"A fint-classd business established thb
last twenty. i've year,, b now o6ercd on
liberal terms. Satisfactory reasons for cell.
ing will be given Parties win address In Per.
Estate Agents Telephone C-&A mr2Th
NOR SALE A. HEI.M0NT FRUIT FARM
il and Garden, situated In BELMONT conn.,
". Ohio, ak miles from Wheeling, one mile
from the Cadix pike and one mile from Bar.
ton station, on the Z. 7, v. q W.. h, CON.
q high state OF cultivation, with good buAd.
ings and . choice variety OF fruit Churrh.
school, physician'sofioe, store, and poStomso
with daily mail within Y mile. For further
particulars call en- or address Nm. II. COPE.
bon p. O., Belmont county o. apiSdrb
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WRnCALDyEt.L.
June5,l&

LssmusIR NcCopooh, 81 ERIK Of said court
certify that pond with eseuf y hn 80
given by the aDovs.AA1neo speciA ooIU.ns
nino tbousand tNesi ao!r.r = Ieeyi6sa f's
In Hsid deoresL bAAUk D. hcCoLiUyns
Whsesias. June hie4 G
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MEDICAL.
DroUNU.

H. astcted for twenty years VIZ
.ys beea 81 disease, called oy pm
sdnSie mi others Leprosy, So nnlS AZ
SponEsIn and in spite SoctorS AZ
kgsss helpoIr sxtanded until year ago
mt surrey 81 NV entire person IN
= ster IL y Eor the last three years1
b s.I3r seale~ =, 10 any labor and suffer-
"a unsoi1S he time. Every morning
bNsIsnSy ,aarly a duStpantul OF scALes
S1La ,SsSheetof my peg, JaioinS tbIs
ION tne i've envelope contalnlns JUS
tSssge SSLt.sr mart OF winter my skin
a. Intce sttS-g omen. / tried every
.srced ctsSS cnIli be thought { with
lmosi; nThs INh of June l started
nv relcli ,nnld reach the Hot springs
IN h2gs,1lIt aud vas 50 low sSsnx
+stlels - M 90 10 n 80 nal
"a Lansing n,S,Sd me aboat
IyiBg. UTTJ me no good. Although
~sskS bG. ~ tiu,e 10 live. i earnestly
~ buy q Slysss.Sd through the skin all
- tOGE. N,CSS my ribs; arms, hands,
NJ eatN swollen; tOe-uailS CAME on
~ *; 49, ami hard rs bone;
-" s~.,,rs,S ~ Old straw az SOa5
al - ~ sister Mrsi 80 - ra,,Sa
l.GTer, "a nnN Of Cutlcura ~ I'e updSe
80 VSrt - mn said, " Nlil try
- rau.tl. MAS applied on one hand
! -. SOM TberS was reIief! stopped
,F~h tN.yr;ry sensation from n word
2.T nsmfriisielE got the EaIiSGTS re;
4 ,. :,,' %c'o@:Sa!3if, s92 and S9ffRii Of 0G Re9oiRsSt
SaE 80 I. after meals; had n bath
~ mes ~ about blOOt heat; used
~ day fSSsly: applied Cuticura morn
. gs ~ear Rssult, returned to my home
,,t-isStru,E Sr0m time | LEFT, and my
- AZ VIZ a. this Sheetot paper
p ss'H'''" HIRAM Z. CARPENTER.
,rssox Jefferson CO.. N l.
rs .s,~s NE this 18th day OF Janu-
szr-r 80 oe.''' VI. LEFFINGWELL.
- ~ Justice of the Peace.
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BALTIMORE 6 ONO \. 4. @.
AN AND AFTKB Hay. H1N. xAAlks
" aER Trains Wnrn afoosWs-WAse'
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

ave do hereby certify that ws supervise ,he
ACHIEVEMENTS for all the Monthly and semi.
Annual Drawings OF the louisiana State Lot
terry Company, aud in person manage Gui
control the Drawings themselves, and thai,
the same are conducted with honesty, fairness
and in good faith towards all parties, and We
suthori2e the Company 10 use this certificate
with fac-similes OF our signatures attached
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Board ano Rooms.
Eeaal Notices.
U1HIRTIETH STREET.-Suprem,

VIHIRTIETH STREET.-Supreme Court
Edward Hncken sole surviving executor OF the last VII
and testament Rice deceased against Isaac I'm
AMI Edward D. James The Farmers Loan and Trust Com.
many "a receivers OF property estate aud effects Of Robert
BOHne deceased and Elizabeth Bovine, deceased Salsn
lanes and Edward F. James. 49, -,
saie made and entered June H. 1882 the under
signed the referee Judgment named win sell at pubic
action SalesrOOm No Ill BrOadNa y NeM
Work Cty day OF November 1883 at IL 0eoS
noon by Richard " Harnet auconeer the foowins do'
scnbed premises: , -, -, -, 4, ,,u,
All those certain lots pieces parcels Of ground and DH
ngs thereon situate aud being in the 1wentet
q the CITY OF NewYork, and on the sonthery Se o.
tethst bounded containing, together as follows sn.
ming AT point the southerly side OF Thrtlethsl
easery two hundred and ninetyeght feet ana seven
from the easery OF SevenhaVe thence running east
ery along Thrtetht slxtyhye feet thence running soa
light feet nine lncesi
thence westerly parallel with Thirteth;st Is
parallel with Seventave ninety
eShf feet and nine Inches Thirehs the point OF oesn
nng'-D@'eu N0"'i 'iN' 'O' j. SANFORD POTTER,
Referee,
DANIELT. WALDEN, al Broa""H'
Plaintiffs Attorney - 80.
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NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE 800. o,.r.r,.
To Boston s3 Worcester 81 80 Nashua 80 Gj Portland
SO, and no transfer.
Tho new mon stcamgI go. 49,. -, l,-e,-,.,.
without exception elegant boat the Sound and
The fayOrte CITY OF BOSTON,
leave Pier No 40 North River foot Of Wattst next pier
above daily except sundays nj 80 pm
Drawing 10 Boston from NewL0ndon at AID a. III
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nov. IL IsSL
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot. .
o. m, Western New.Y0rk and Northern Express WIN
.sAG m Past Limited Chicago Express, with dining
Cleveland Toledo arriving ut Chicago O2O M next Jay
1880 Chicago Express, dTAwingTuOm cars U canal
dalgua Rochester and Buffalo. connects for Oswogo "a
IL IN. Western New.Nork aud Northern Express; WIN
drawing cars connCsng Tor saratoga gems Fals ana
Albany Troy Utica cIpress Drawing cars
a b. M Accommodation 20 Albany and Troy.
81 Louis Express, with sleeping cars iOf Nhgoa
Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati except Saturday Ioiedo Detroit
and ST. Louis. II.
Auburn Road also 10 Montreal Connects for Saratoga
m Pacific with sleeping ears for ROchester
Runao cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago ST. Louis OsWe
20; also I,OwVle except Saturday. ,u,---..,
IL D. M Night Express, with sleeping cars 10 Albany anu
Troy Connects with the morning trains for the West anu
North Except Saturday night. -. -. . ,,--,,..
tickets on sale ut GRAND central Depot NO Bowllng
Green 252 4l3 broadway, and al Wcstc0tts IhPrs
O1ices Park place and 1856 and ei2 broadway NewYok,
and 1888 Washington and oGi Futonsis brOoAyn ana 10
Rssgage called for ana checked from residence
= ToTCFY &. B MEEKER,
GENERAL supefntendcnt General Passenger Agent
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Business CHANCES.

EDITOR or GENTLEMAN capable OF man,
aging first class trade paper with fine pIoslrrts oa
established prosperous and high-sisnding Ia
nurchase interest OF az least Onethld for sooOU "a,
81 900 cash, balance in 60 days Address SO''"''-'
TIVE, Box 81, Tribune office.
EOR SALE.-0utright or ON royal,y' ~ r'y M
tit,ons ADDRESS THOMAS J. uAuLI 50t Lss' A's''S~'
baltimore, Md.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

/ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. -Passcngcr
Il trains leave depot foot Of Cornndt and Des5rossc" sta
town Reading Mauch ChunCh, Wikcsbarre Towandh Wa
VERY Ithaca. Geneva Lyons lfalo and the west pullman
daily Local trains al and jiO
T. M Tor Fa.tOn. Bethlehem and CDday.
frains LEAVING nj slO o. m and $40 connect for
ali points In Mahanoy and Hazl,On coal regions sunday
train local fol Mauch Chunk sloa M Leave AAuch ChuA
Ht 4 p. ~. ., ,,.,..t. Al f,or,,.,d, 81,
''"''" ''' l.. Ii BTINGTON q. l.. \.
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CHARMS
STAAIRRIINE,SI yrp ,vnu,ppon rpAysponrAr1oN
COMPANY.

- CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
ONCE Pier Is, N. r., foot OF Cortlandtst
Cons,euts of freight forwarded directed TO any part
othe world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received for delivery Of all kinds Of freight and NOR
ohandise TO any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGuTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly hshtered 10 any poh
ia the harbor at reasonable rates.
sTEAMBoATs, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer John H. Starin for NEW HAVEN, leaves Pier
49, N H. foot Of COrtlandtst, at -. M daily tsUNDAfs
excepted 49,,
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between NeW-iotA nn'
New.Haven. Care aud dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points d. L. w. r. H. received at Pier ~
For New Haven and points East at Pier 10.
NORTH SHORE STATEN IsLAHD-Eeven Miles LOT
Ten Cents via Steamers from Iron Pier !, f. H. foot Of
Wbtehalst
CENTRAL SHTPYARD, COmmunipaw' h.J-Dy DochA
Machine and Boiler shops Everything apprihnS " 'n
construction and repair VI vessels.
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Gltuations ruante0-- ltlales.
DressmaklnJ.

NRESSNAKER.-By competent dress
maker will take sewing home stylish cutter and inter-
keeps styles low prices Best city reference
2l7 West 47th-st., city.
nRESSMAKER.-By a thorough filter and
draper, been In O large leading establishment latest
rcnch syle evening dresses specially takes work home
ar reasonable prices. Address NODES Tribune uptown
nflce. .93S BrOadNay.
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CAPITAL
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
ROCHESTER AND PlTTSBURG R. R. CO.

The transfer books o. this Company VIII close ~ =
urJay December next AMI reopen on AanHiy p''p' p
An order 10 give tlpkoIcs Of record Oh December J. 1879
totIor 10 4ulsbe for the proposed issue ~ second mort
gage bon at IS per Of ter par value With accrued a
tcrcst
These second mortgage bonds viii bea
Ft lien up1n the capital stock Of tho Iochc"r and lnt"
,r, conf and Iron COMPANY which CORPORATION las no
bonded nor floating debt No.
Also drst lion upon 100000 worth Of additional '''S
STOCK 10 De- bought from The proceeds on these tona
the steam Canaluoa's z" iie '"i.ptl
Also hrs lien upon The entire capital STOCK oI '"' i"'
purno Terminal u x. Co. -, ,..o-,..., pf,,.,,.,
Also second mortgage lien upon The Iunalo ana
pty,.nu n The Company ard mortgage lien upon luo
Heater ana Salamanca Division after existing mortgages
upon that division. II, l.. ,.-,.t.,o, nj, ,,,ll.
q ouiceA ~" ~ ''a6s'"o'
either IN person by letter - ,,,r.. ,,...,,,,,
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Proposals.
FOR FLOATING GATE OR
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF AIDS AM UVNh5t
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Nov. IL, 1883.

WASHINGTON d. c.. Nov IL, 1888. }
srnED PROPOSALS addressed 10 the Chief OF the Blu.
~ Yards and Docks, Navy Department Washington,
fea1 Vi Proposals Floating Gate" will be re-
sSed at Ills by the undersgned until OK p IN
the 22d OF January 1884, nj Which time ana
lie proposals win be opened in the presence OF bidders
R furnishing the necessary labor and material foT he con-
sha Mare island Navy Yard, California
the and all attach ments
ersniDR thereto and copies Of specifications
@ 10 bidders obtained by applying 10 the u
Tesa OF ards and Docks Navy Department the Ciy Eng
ee office AT the Island Navy Yard California or the
Nav Pay Offices at II safest NewYork City, and NO
AZ Mik.st, Boston, Mass. ,,,,,.A..
The Rnrequ right reject or all bids that
may moi he deemed advantageous TO the Government 49,
No Droposal will considered unless accompanied Dy ne
prescribed bond which forms part OF the same ,,o
Il.
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Gurovean Advertisements.
tuinter Resorts.
CRAWFORD'S MEXICAN GULF HOTEL

NRAWF0RD'S MEXICAN GULF hOIEL'
PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS. 80, AL.
tina between NewOrleals ana MODle fln.sV
,inier resort in the SOUTH Hotel new with every III
m,iepca and Improvement Fronting directly on ue
% YIN nryats per 600 feet IN length. Hot and cOu
it ater baths Climate unexoeed only 90 miles rom Ne"
sreanS nv Iousvile and Nashville r. r. ana no ehago VI
cars from Washington, st. Louis or L0usys fOr o0ns sp
ply TO. ~ >
SHELDoN d M9Hs aRL q Gaa 4 SERve, No.
caan wafer electric baths, steam neat passenger
WIN III n,oiern improvements. send for circular
ele'"'oA' ~ WELCOME f. SHELDON, Proprietor
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steamboats, ano Railroads
RAILROAD
on and after Nov. ls. 1888.
! GRE At TRIINK line


AND UNITED STATES MAIL hog J,,iGa, s,r.st
Trains leave HewYork Via Desbrosses and CorAnd s'ec'
fSss rs fsur the West south With P@@aP
aSG cbcaso Limited Of Dining Smoking ana sleep
Fri GsrS At et e Hae@ and Erie oa ct
D H. connecting at Cory for Tltusv'he f'N'''o"1
the G sSg sy t eIep
M Washington 4i9S "a ~ and IL night via
s s5 an4 $40 snd pSS and v AZ an1
P.RR. $40 N. p IN. and IL night VIA d. a." -
For on h Ana Ii H civ except sunday pm
pS AganeG Bay Head Junction and m on
a A%Soy dos @ not Of sCp fsif
Iss q sFGg y aens Speedy direct for
rsSs yTnVom Psbur $40 and duaay " PROM
100 daily and ESQ S1 sSo 5o $40
a. in nd i0SJ sunday, 63i e;5V III; 40 nv
TTSR n@ ss so 5J Sb Soqa S
$40 $50 1910 iS9 n l l9So and o$ ST M sunday
So I Ga6 ssS. ESQ., 7oS liS5 nj e9o 1885, 49, iOO'
'''-O anu w no PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD EST BIIsuED ROUTE AND shoi'I LIN -
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEE. PAYS pHfs A 1EP oN
SUNDAY ih sT 7 II SEa y shltAOND
wv MENT And ffHE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT Win ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Trains leave NewYor via Desbrosses and COrtlandt
5lsg ESQ % q and 10 Limited j. lilo e.
81 o saa 70 fDG n g. and and @
Trains leaving NewYOrk daily, e1oePt I'm ~ ;rranton for
and lilo N, !, "a and m conhso'"s ~
EstaT1S trains leave Brosdst Station IA Sd
3i5 b o. 435 Except Mondayl ooV aio oS a59p ny
III and ills a M (imited Express 800 anu O:zV " ~
1874 g. g. ESQ $40 745 and ~ on sHh a{h IN
BIS 800 400 4:35. $50 m. (o:ZO inon =, tsv
7:l5and D M Leave Philadelphia via Camden 300 III uAg
Ticket oeces iS5 $40 and ga Broadway AsGt aS
and foot III DssrOsses COTtlaDdt Streets Court
BrooIyn Annex station foot FultOn.s BROOKLYN Bnseb
Hotel HOb0ken; Station, Jersey City, Eihisrah' iOA'
Once No Battery Place and Castle Garden a o,oob
The NsH-YOTk Transfer Company VIII can ioi anu N"
baggage from hotels and residences. - ,.,ooD
CHARLES Il. PU0H, y IL " VOoD,. ooD,
General Manager. OeneIai faSSi Ae0HS
u'ROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE. - New lew
Il steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave rier
No a n. OF CbristOpnerstq daily except
Twp III, connecting with morning Trains LOT All po"'
bnndsy steamer touches at Albany
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Gin 1)roptrlp mantco.

WANTED To rent 10y a Philadelphia manu-
w featuring company, once about 49, wiz"
,sou prrfcrred between Nescy and Duane SIS "'s' VI
pT.adv.ay Address NICHOLS, Tribune once
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WINTER RESORTS. as,oxs
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS

For BAHAMAS, JAMAIcA HA1XT a5d PNIfrtAARhG Qua
Onss are invited ayai Of these Gs aefs 81 the
x1e,oe o nroe OF 80 per day, which incluoes a 20
and MING on board whole time or nr oasssneeT
Grange tee line hey may the voyage Fol passage
apply 10 DIM PORWOOD 4 CO, Agents
' ~. "a safest, New YORK
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Urn goooo.

DUGS AND MATS.-Elegant Holiday Assert
,,ent Carpets aud Matngsj reduced prices fteyesDe
noor Mats Csc. examine ANDREW LESTER q co. 'os
I,Yuau
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BroOklnn prup.rlp for Sale anO % Let

FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT in Nine me,
tcnth Ward Bro0kyn near the i2gI rcc Rent low
:" a good Tenant Possession immediately Apply 70 ~
INGI Err 81 Atl.st Brooklyn, y. \. leItphohc ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-27

TROY BOATS = CITIZENS LINE. = New
y steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave , dsr
No a. r. foot Of Cbristuphesf daily except satIus}'
u NJ CONNECTING with morning trains Tor all points North
Snndsy steamer touches at Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-27
miscellaneous

CCEPTABLE HOLIDAY BIZ 0i ro,e o. and Plano
n stools Music Racks Stands, Plano EppEWT
sosrts large and nne assOrtment low lrlo5s; "a '
MANUFACTURER 800 Canast, near hos' piV"'"''
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NHw.YORk. Nov. :, ~, =, :,
rI,O THE SECOND MORTGAGE lNCOME
l Npo.n IN sCpip HOLDERS OF THE NJ. X. l.
EXECUTIVE OFFICES OF TIN

onoYbb "a AND SCRIP HoLDERs or THE NJ X. & T.
directors Of This Company have this day authorzed Ie
issue of Five Per Cent bonds under ana pursuant y" 10 a.
scns ~ n General COnso Mortgage OF DeccnOtI l. ~
exchange for the Compsnys second Mortgage
dollar ,r dollar when presented IN sums OF ~ A
Eiye Per Cent B,pds bear interest nom OctobI -
able semiannualiy In June and December ana 70 'u ' ~
cember l. 1920. ,,-.-- "a. ,,,.tber with kcrlp
reurcs1 ming such coupons may also De eiehhIg, 49, ~
Der cent Of their face value Hat for said fNe ic' Oeh
10 ,ov, bopd. the income bonds
and serip NAV be presented AZ Comganys oo
EToa1Hay YORK on and after the 7h Inst 70 DS
~ 1sseh'lhs " '"' IL b. HENSON. Treasurer
Offph VI i'A RAILROAD CoMrANI Z
NKwYoRK. OCT. "a. 1883
TIME ANNUAL MEETING of the stock ana
BOND Holders 81 the New.YOrk lake Er1e and
I1Ird Company FOR the election OF DrecOrs ana Iot
tTans9rton OF such business IA may come el ~
meeting yll be held In the Office OF the company NO
Cortlandts st. IN the city 81 Newfok. on luesy 'no -
day az November next, ~ ll4b o'clock A. =. .,,.ro
aid meeting there will De presented i"r we
tia and action N stockholders lease ~ the raioa %
cbisS and property o. the NewY0fk icnnylvanA anu uo
RAILROAD Company 10 this Company Tor apcf'd OF
years. ...,..,. non and r.uan omen
tn O'Clock r. ~ of that day. ~, 49,, s,oot gill ne
me transfer books Of Common and PTcerrt' Nca WIZ
s aftr I'm sne-s hours SATURDAY The 2' instant aha
remain cioscd untl Wednesday the 18th aay " No''D'
HcNt ~, r4roctora
~ 49, 4. x. MACuONOItH.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST I I oCnIsIt 81 -
MENT AND THE FASTEST III = ~, ~
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-27

=" eeiiiNntY STATIONS IN PHILADEL
pIIiA: IN NEWYoRK-
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uEALTHFUL BEAUTIFUL Moq pndad 1rooS.
Farm for sale HnlfhOurs drive IrV VIati i ~
constant rapid trains. BLACKWELL ~ WAi,ss -
MICE country place, with about t3I no "oio''
~ near West Summit for sale low. Price S9OOO. -
~ hoA "N'' II. q. POTTER SUNNI, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-27

TO LET g.. ,u,,n, known
ON account OF change OF management me pds viii
ma The Young ladies Seminary, SOmergile vy Ia
be rented a suitable party hne 9pehns oi Far partcu
s,rins III conducting Young Ladies' seminary rv N
sIou Sress II a. CORNELL sOmeryile, Somerset Co., "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-27
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPAN'

" Between Ncw.Nork ana HaNIe.. -. ,,o~.,- ..
T0unapy's per (eW) No az North River tOot OF Orl0ns
travellers by this lire AVOID both transit by Ensn
cd Tho discomfort OF crossing the Channel IN small DOa
Specal train leaving the conpanys dock ~ aNe tD
Pans on arrival steamers. Baggage checked at Ne"lcIA
through 20 Paris. -,
ST GERMAN, BOnneau.- Men Dev; o. p 10 a VI.
Cheeks payable sight IN amounts TO SUM- on INC oahquo
Transatlantique OF Paris
For freight and passage apply 70 - n ,-,,. u,oo,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-11
lola ITEMS.

lola, May 4.-This is one of the best
located towns in the Neosho valley
and is making a rapid, yet substan-
tial growth. There is no less than
eight fine brick and stone business
houses either just completed or in
course of construction, and several
more yet to be built during the spring
and summer. lola is getting to be
quite manufacturing town. We now
have a barbed wire factory, can
ming factory, lock and novelty works
and the largest and best carriage fac
tory in the southwest. A great many
good substantial residences are being
built and everything looks very en-
couraging for the future Of lola.
Crop prospects around the city are
very good. 1t is little bit dry, but a
rain is falling to-day.-C0r. Kansas
City Jon rnal.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-11
A CREAMERY.

We have already suggested the de.
STABILITY of having Creamery estab-
lishment in lola, and the butter fam
ines of the last few weeks have called
the matter to our mind more forcibly
than ever. Several towns near us
have established creameries, and the
invariable result has been success Of
the most flattering character. We
have before us a letter from a friend in
Fredonia, in which he says that they
have just started a creamery there
which already turns out l25 pounds Of
fine butter daily, for which they find o
ready and good market. We have
written for facts and figures concern
ing this, and will give the result of oul
inquiries in our next issue. We trust
that some individual or company will
look the matter up. 1t will be pay
ing investment, and a boon to thu
town.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-11
THE CHOIR CONCERT

Every one should come out tonight
Besides contributing to a worthy OBJ.
ject, you will get more than your mon
ey's worth. Considering the low
price of admission, we have no hest
tation in saying that no entertainment
of the season has given so much fol-
the outlay. The ladies and gentlemen
taking part are as follows: Mrs. B. F.
Othick, Mrs. Minnie Beatty, Miss May
MOrey, Misses Sadie and Beulah Rel
inert; Messrs. Miller, Henderson,
Cummings, A. G.. and G.. F. Scott.