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THE REV. DIR. LYMAN uorcHKIss ATwATER

PRINCETON Feb. 1.-THE Rev Lyman llOtchkiss
Atwatcr, ID. d.. LII d., Professor of Logic and of
Moral and Political Science in the College of New
Jersey died at ! o'clock this morning after long
illness For the last fourteen years he had been
suffering from diabetes. In October he had an at
tack of pneumonia from which he partly rallied,
hut in tho meanwhile he had developed symptoms
of heart disease, which eliminated In his death.
DR.. Atwater philosopher and thcoogian, was born
February 49, 1873 Cedar Ill., then part OF the town
Of namden aud since incorporated into the city of New
Haven Conn. He descended from genuine Puritan
stock his parents both sides having for their
the original settlers Of New-Ilayen, who emigrated
from England. His father, Major Lyman Atwater-a
leading citizen OF the town-was in the line OF direct
descent In the sixth generation from David Atwater,
who with his brother Joshua had been driven from tho
town OF Lehman In Kent, England, OF which they were
prominent citizens by the prosecutions Of Archbishop
Iaud and were among tho first planters who settled
New Haven and founded the first church there in 1898.
His mother was the daughter OF PundersOn UOtchkss
ESQ., respected citizen and manufacturer OF the same
town. His father resided during his later years In
Bennington VT where he became an honOred citizen OF
the town and Of the church rAtwater early gave
signs Of the intellectual vgor eynced in his ater years
lie began the study Of Latin 1925 at the Of twelve
entered Yale College In 1927, and was graduated III
1891 at the Of eighteen, with the second honor 10
class OF eightyOne members, including President PoreI
his college and lifelong friend the late Senator POLK OF
Missouri Bishops Kip, Of California ana OlarA' OF
Rhode Island and other eminent men, purlng the Year
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-17

HID 60 ami dare i.:":c y*n
die. something mighty md sLhlin
leave behind I" rolI,l.,r tn, :.G !
week i'll your town. - nu,ti: =. e .
NO risk. r. rrytiIi e-n"W. Capital,
required. We will rni>il YOU every
thing. Many are maniny fortunes. la
dies make as much rs nac,,. and bow
and Slrls make grca pa. Rta,!t.. Il
YOU want business at wiiril v.tl .-...
make great pay All the time. w.::. L.,
PARTICULARS L II. I~ALI.ElrNiu.. Fu,..
land. Maine.
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NTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
} ORANGE COUNTY. !
Superior Court, March 18th, 1858.


Superior Court. March 18th, 1858.
Petition for Partition.
Sarah Taylor, Josiah McDade and Mar
tina his wife. lanes Faulkner ami
Mary his wife. Jasper Sykes aud Re-
becca his wife. William Maris. Wiley
Mari> and Eleanor Woods. Plaintiffs.
against
jeanette MariS, Corinne Maris James
&. Maris. Della Maris and Mary MARI
infant heirs Of James Mars. Cornel:l
McDade and Euphrasia McDade in
FAINT heirs of Euphra>ia MeDade, sgd
ney johnson NariS. John Maris. JAS.
Naris infant heirs of John Maris re-
siding in Robertson county. Texas.
and Francis Jones. Defendants.
To Sydney johnson Mar:s. John
Maris and James Mari> infant heirs Of
Jonn Maris residing ia Robertson coual-
ty In the State Of Texas, anu Francis
Jones
Take notice that q petition for par,i-
tioh OF the lands at William Maris, de-
e~a>e'i. and Eliza Garden. leceaseda has
been filed in this Court by the Pain
tihs In the above entitled artfpn. and
you are hereby required. To anpear AZ
my office in lIill>ts,roush ON the 9Th
DAY OF May. 1888. and answer or demur
TO said petition or the relief prayed for
IN the petition will be granted.
Given under my hand and seal of said
Court this 18th day oil March. 1883.
PRIDE JONES'
Clerk Superior Court.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-17
(From Raleigh Visitor, 18th March,
THE LEGISLATURE.

This body adjourned sine die to-
dav, at l., m afier a session OF 69
days. The session vas devoid OF
any paramount interest. The act TO
divide the State into nine Congress
sional districts, the revenue act and
the Code, are the most important
pubic acts. A great amount Of
local and private legislation was en-
acted. Numbers OF acts of this
character were passed for the pur-
pose of developing the varied re-
sources Of the State. The revenue
act contains the provisions that no
State lax shall be levied and col
lccted in 1884, provided the $780,
900 is paid into the State Treasury
by the owners of the Western North
Carolina Railroad. This will relieve
the people OF all State tax for next
year as there is no doubt that the
money will be paid in according to
the act. Several thousand new mag
istrates were appointed. There was
an expression among many of the
members that the Limitation of the
session to 60 days was a mistake and
must very soon be stricken from tDe
constitution. Il is 10 be regretted
that the bill proposing - amend the
constitution SO as to Increase the
number OF Supreme Court Judges TO
, five, tailed simply for the want of
time. It was wise 10 order the
building of a mansion for the'Gov-
ernor. There was as great a neces-
sity for the building OF a room tor
the Supreme Court, but this was de-
teated. The bill TO donate the State
I stock in the Atlantic & North Caro-
lima Railroad 10 any corporation
. who will build a road 10 Charlotte,
I Salisbury or Fayetteville, from
Smithfeld, failed tor the want OF
time and because of troubles among
e the railroad mel connected with the
: enterprise. It is to be hoped that
: the act authorizing the sale Of the
: State stock in the Cape Fear and
Yadkin Valley Railroad viii insure
Y the completion of that road. "A mum
Der of capitalists stand ready to buy
and we suppose they intend TO ex.
q tend the road to Greensboro and b.
I You'd az fast AZ possible. :.
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Neville

is given by using BRowS's
IRON BITTERs. In the
Winter it strengthens and
warns the system; in the
Spring it enriches the blood
and eonquers disease; in the
Summer'it gives tone to the
nerves and digestive organs;
In the Fall it enables the
system to stand the shock
Of sudden changes.
In TO way can disease be
SO surely prevented as by
keeping the system in per-
feet condition. BROWNS
Iron BITTEKs ensures per-
feet health through the
changing seasons, it disar.ns
: the danger from impure
water and miasmatic air,
and it prevents Consump-
ton, Kidney and Liver Dis
case, Sc
II s. Berlin. Eso.. of the
wcll-known f!:l Of Il. $.
Eeri;n &Ca.. Attorneys, L
D:J.t building. ) a>h:ng-
ton. b. T.. writes, Dc. sta,
1881:
C<r!Armfu.. take pleas
ure III stating tilatI have used
browns Iron D.tters for ma
larii and rvo troubles,
caused BY overwork, with
excellent results.
Beware Of limitations.
Ask for BRoWN's IRON BIT
TIERS, and insist o., having
it. Don't be imposed on
with something recon-
mendcd as "J:1a as good'.'
The genuine IS made only
by the Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Md.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-17

Alexander II. Stephens once chal-
ienged Ben Hill to igh, q duel.
Hill declined. saying he "had a fam
lily TO care for and . soul 10 save. and
that Stephens bad neither Ste
phens didn't fight, bu, he never for.
gave the reputation ,ha, he bad no
soul.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-17
bedford ALUM AND IRON

- SPRINGS MASS. \ sure cure
for Dyspepsia Neuralgia. Dises>es pc
culiar TO ONE &c. f.r sal. r. it,
Drug Store Of W. \. HAYES.
Chattei Mortgage blanks. LanI Deet'-
and Mortgage Deeds for sale az Hay
Drug Store.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-17

-Messrs. John Laws, Thomas j.
Freeland, D. G. Parks, E. H. Pogue,
James Norwood and several others
left here for Charlotte last Tuesday,
where they go as witnesses in tie
sui: of Mr.. J. A. Turrentine against
the N. e.. Railroad Co. Tnrrentirc
was at one time a mail agent, and
claims to have lost his voice on &C.
count Of not being permitted to have
a fire in his car, and has entered suit
tor $4,000 damages.
Mr.. L. E. Heart and 'son, OF
Raleigh, and Mr.. Ed. Heart, of
Charlotte, we're in Hillsboro last
week attending the funeral of thci'
relative, Miss Henrietta NJ. Heart.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-17

AN PREPARED 10 PROVE III .
have discovered the vegetable az
tllote tor Scroflia. Nix REMEDY
WILL ENPEL the |,ti-ca~.: from III.
system. Thu. rendering il the ...'
BLOOD PURIFIER known. /. lnnr
SOLD oven 4.tao bottles. and have ~. ~
rer"lv"ti npe u~ntAvnra!lc report. Iuf.t..
tib!c Tor Scrni,,la amt Erupiion~. SOL.
All endorsed by the Druggists OF Noul,
I arniiii1. send for circular cnutain:t,y
Testimonials oi remarkable cilrc-. ~.
!tiloiiiii> COM. not from til" lar
West "r tine Territories. bat from Ncli-
ki'uV 'i'iZc:i> nf v"tr ovsi ~'tf.. III.
N'"ii i'1'-s: ~ .ir 4 ). r..
= ."f ,-"':'t.'. 'l,ii A.,I,n iui
f~i'iiiitI I.:nf.a.'vl aii'tr -
.Mn- JOE i'..pSr..
fr.. ..t.'"n. -,
- r" = H:.>tp. II ". ),
HAYES. i~'r.r-.i-j
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1t is said that eighty thousan

~~
j. is said tia. eighty thousand
people attended the. funeral Of Gov.
Alexander II. Stephens.
. Mr.. J. S. Carr, OF Durham,
has been quite sick, but VIC are glad
to learn that he is better.
- Chief Justice Waite has ap-
pointed Thomas b. Keogh U. S.
Marshal for The Western District OF
North Carolina.
The heaviest gale in twenty
years was experienced Mt St. Johns,
N. F., March 7th. Many vessels
were badly damaged.
Judge Davis was. married TO
Miss Burr, near Fayetteville, last
Wednesday morning at IL o'clock.
The bridal party will 90 on a tour
TO the South and TO California.
An attempt was made to as.
s~assiua,e ex.Secretary Blaine in the
city Of Washington one night just
before the adjournment Of Congress.
He was fired upon while returning
10 his home from q night session at
the Capitol.
The losses by the late food
in the Ohio, in Indiana, are figured
at Sl,948,O00. Louisville estimates
her loss at over 81 900, 900. and Gin.
cinna,i at s2,250,OOO. The total on
the Ohio and it's tributaries, it is
said, will amount to more than
$4,000 900.
The law takes off the tax
from so much whisky as is exported.
The manufacturers Of whisky having
failed to induce Congress to extend
the time during which their whisky
might remain in bond, now talk Of
sending it Out of the country to be
returned when there is a demand
for it.
-Thc WILMINGTON Star says
that Virgins is very proud OF his
storm. We thought it was to be
the biggest affair Of the century. II
he had only %con,ented himself With
t~oretelling a storm of snow and
wind, he would have been canonized
among weather prophets. But tha'
awful storm stayed in winter quar-
>, tiers and did not appear. He insists
however, that he wasesuccessfnl. snc
says his predictions are gained frou
astronomy.
There are 10000 square mil
Of almost unbrokcn forests in Nortl
Caroiina,s comprising pine, chestnut
oak, maple, beach and hi,kory tim
=. Der in their finest growth. 1t is es
,imated that in ten years the timbe
alorc in North Carolina will excee'
if value the present total valuation
of all the property i'll the State, in
Guiding land. The State grows nine
=: teen varieties Of oak, and its pin
forests are Of the heaviest. TIL
s:bnilting Of new railroads will rapid
ly open :his region to the Northert
aud Eastern lumber markets.
The Western Tobacco Jou,
nal says: a decision wide in its ar
plfea,ion was decided recently b
Judge Bond, of the United State
Circuit Court Of New York. Sui
was .brough, by p. Loriilard i C
Jacob II. Wight for il
arrangement Of trade mark in the Us
OF a tin tag similar in appearance ,
one used by them. Judge Bond d.
'"cfarcd that as the Lorillard's frs
1. used the devise Of rcd and blue ii
9" ,ags fastened TO the plug and o.he
Tobacco, khe defendant had no rigl
: to use one similar in appearance
!. which were clearly limitations all
likely 10 deceive consumers, but tbs
:. he had = RICH, 10 use Tin tags, whic
must be OF such size, shape aud colo
that consumers will not be misled Z
~. deceived.
;, w- Call aud pay what you ow
.p Wa raa1 monav
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-17

Wells Health Remover, creates,
remedy. on earth for impotency,
sexual debility, &c. 81 a, druggists.
N. {. Depot, J. {. MUNDS, Viii.
mington, n. G.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-17

Mrs. NJ. <. Hawkins, Ridgeway,
n. G., says A: Browns Iron Bit,ers
restored my daughter, who was An
invalid, TO health"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-17
LYDIA e. F.NHiElM7S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
1sa Positive Orr"

j. n Positive Orr"
soeo"aon to our best fcmnie pop"iaito".
tr!.t ca.e entirely tho WORT form, OF et3. o COM
- nj. ~! Ovarian troubles. lnfa n.iaat Ton ntui t!~~-.
t:"r. t4..ing snd Displacement. snd the cope
Spine. Weakness. al IL !aitic-.a1iy ata1t !. = tie
Cfa.cn % lie.
il will Dissolve ani exfeltninors from tie ,is:us' 81
an early stage e -vel.rtreit. Tn tens'en3 10 Ca
esrous liu'n"rr;Aer.is ei.sLe very s,eecly = Il. -
II removes fa,ntne-.. fatH.ency. tessroysali crawl =
for s;.mulsnts. ana re,icr res weakness - tho r:onesA.
1t euGss Floating. iI-aa.cies. ..-on- fras'-.tfo-.
General ce..i.:y. e!.rp!-ssne-,. bcpr-ssien AID lnti
gesston.
That feeling OF hearing down. canning pair. ve!g't
and baekscA-. Is AL permanently cured ! = lis e.
II VIII g. all times and undsr al ircunas.aEr<ss at y
harmony With :hc Ia ws tia. govern tho fensase syseer.
For the cure q Kidney Conp.>-.,s u other LAX t. =
Compound Is unsnrra~sei-
LIZ Ola E PINEHAM's v~ECETAHI.: CoH-
POCSDis prepared At -, ani - "-.:e-a EreGAs.
Lynn, EAA- Prize 81. s4r bo;;lesfor I. s.zft-IA /
IN The form OF pails. also In the form OF !o-er -, q.
receipt Of price. o. per box for either. En-. i:akA..
freely answers all iee;srs q inGniy. sesa :~ >az,-
No family should be ~,.hezt LYDIA r. r~-rE.5
LIVER PILLS TAcy cure eouss:ra,!sa. b.a>xsnsn
and tosp4dtsy Ct tie liver. = ~e.t. :c- box
~ Sold by all D~yr-cists-
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w Call aud pay what you owe
ax We need money.
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CATARRH OF II BLADDER.
Singing, smarting, irritation o.
the urinary passages, diseased dis
charges, cured by ~Buchupaiba. 81
ut druggists. N. c. Depot, ]. c.
MUNDS, Wilmington, N. &.
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TTR AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
NEW.YoEK. Apnl "a, 1888. :
At MEETING of the Board of Directors.
~ held This day. dividend OF tt REk AN ID ON EHAlF
PER GENT declared from the earnings OF the past
slx months payable on and after May ! rrOh Ifanser
books to remain closed from this date I'LL 6th prOx
III ned DUMONT CLARKE, Cashier.
CnEsAPEAKK AND ONO RAILWAY COMrAsI)
No. rs BROAD-sT., tMILlS HUILDlNGJ Z
NEw-YoRK, April 80. 1888.
COUPONS NUMBER Ten QO) due May l,
" 1888, OF the SIX PER CENT. 1908 Series " bonds
win with tho terms OF said coupons on
present. luOn AT me once OF le COM
pany Othirds In cash and onethlrd In st preferred
stock and scrip. EDW 4. TOUhNlER. Treasut er.
BRANCH OFFICE OF TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY Co.
HOUSTON, Tex. april u. 1883.
COUPONS of First Mortgage Bonds OF this
" Company MAY ], 1888. will be paid by JOHN j.
CISCO d SON, No, 90 Wall-St. New YORK go. IN
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
TREAsURER's OFFICE. 80. II BEoADsIp I
NEW OK April ia. 1882
COUPONS of the Missouri Division Bonds OF
~ this company due May proI. viii be paid upon pres
entatiOn al this Dfhoe and after that dale . ,.-
ROBEHr LEHOX BELkSAP, treasurer.
EASTERN CAR TRUST.
II A dividend OF THREE PER GENT on series y WIN
paid May 1885, presentation OF 'ne proper codPon
~ WV ~ - GEO II. HOLT,
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Gnropean 4 refreshments.
GRATEFUL-CUMFoR
EPPS'S COCOA,

pREAKFAoT-" By thorough Knowledge the natural
laws which govern the operations OF digestion and nur0n
and nv . G ra appcatiou the properties
iec Cocoa rpps has PROVIDED ast tables with
Favored beverage which may many heavy
ocr, Mis- Is by he JddiclOus Of ARTICLES OF
,t saat constitution DO adualy built vi und strong
eng 70 resist every Tendency 10 disease Hundreds OF
maaes noAas n oaad US ready 70 at.acS where
10 seains ourselves vel fortDoi with blood and
nyyonery non ria cd lrsDe "-C1yii Service Gazette
wit Dcinx milk sold Ia tins only
a, H. and DI by tabe.ea mus "a MES EfP5
Co HOMEOPATHIC Chemists Jondon England
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Diui1en) Nnllrea

EASTERN CAR TRUST CERTIFICATES.
~ sencs due May l. 1888 will be paid at our ONCE No
Az TAINTOR a HOLT.
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Eertures ano meetlne5.

A MEXICAN INSTRUCTION. meet
N Ing Room o. Cooper Union. Thursday, May 1888.
at O'Clock p. IN. CYRUS H. LoUIhEL..
NETWORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Notice TO Members-A stated meeting viii be held at tho
Library on Tuesday evening. May /. at o'clock Hon
JAMES W GERARD will read a paper on IHE IN:
PRESS OF NATIONALITIES UPON THE CITY OF
NEW-YORK." ANDREW WARNER. Recording secretary:
NNEST SIDE ASSOCIATION Meeting at
w Republican Hall No IS West 33d ST., this TU ESDAY
EVE. NAV l. OcloeI. Subject The surface street
Railroad Bill" now before the Legs ature PROMINENT
will address meeting interested are
invited.
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West Side.

DE- EAST Doth ST.-Suites of rooms with
I'D private bathrooms; breakfast required also single
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Professional.

GREEN b. RAUM, Attorney and Counsellor
W at Law WASHINGTON. ID. c. on and after May !.
lSS3 will pract in of the Uned states.
Court of the district oil Co
luma and in Executive departments Customs
and internal will be made speeaties Claims
will prompt and careiu at
tention and satisfactory terms Persons der-
services ndOrss upon their cams the 0 ohg;
Creen b hereby employed and authorized 10 pros
ecute this clam and receipt for the draft issued IN paymeUt
Thereof and sign acknowledge the sme In presence OF
the officer verifying the claim and inform me by letter
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Dipiocno Notices.

ALL COUPONS DUE 1ST PROX., AND
The p1nci al Of al bonds that date. issucd by
THE RAILROAD fQUIPMENT COMPANY, secured by
rolling stock fn nshci the following raioads under car
and after that date at the Offices
OF Posi-, MARTIN & co. 40 80 Pinesi Now.Yorki
H. w. CLAHK & CO.. 80 SOnth Sd St. Philadelphia;
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Doar0 an0 Rooms.
East Side.

HANDSOME second or third floor, with or
i without board; small family e55 Le1ingtons'er
S,t
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ane,lon Sales OF fipr Stock
MIR. T.. A. LAWRENCE, Auctioncer.
WI PETER g. KELLOGG g. CO. have received instr
tiII1aN rlln

H.. n.
I'VE PETER g. KELLOGG q 60. have received instruc-
MT WILLIAM WATSON,
of WcB.chcster. ". Y.
10 se al auction I'll UESDAY May s. 1888. commencing
Ut 10 CLOCK "A ~, at the AMERICAN INb tIIUTE
BUILDING. 80 ave, between CD and 64tn New York
woLknown herd of
JERSEY CATTLE,
numbering upward Of 80 head OF which the catalogue
been chased at auction against the rtod
bidding some Of the bst Judges and prom
country and only sold account of the
conemp OF the indefinite sOjourD
In la Ope.
Among the cows are FANNY 3D. imported by Colonel II.
NJ and purchased al his sale Tor 5000 the opposing
bidder being A B Daring who secured her yeailIng
daughter ALhMMB full sisior 10 Siik beard and pro
auction Dy Mi Daillug imported ISLAND
FLOWER daughter OF imported CARO- that 81 90
auction In Iact. the hogG throughout IL OF SUPERB
QUALITY and Is led by tho bull SILKBE ll,D tbs
ercDry ont Of CloihOl for which Of
fered S40 90.
the progeny OF such sires a. Skbead
Of Mercury Duke OF Darlington. of LuOtas and
OF BOmba. Mercury. son OF Alphea POeIuN $4,000
auction John sex. son of Rex, others mort
The cate VIII be sold " the highest bidder without pro
tect unless unified b. sickn accdent with
csua SIIKUoarG and Salammbo ON each Of which re-
St We limit OF fl.5OO VIII be made.
cattle will arrive al place Of sale Monday Ap 3d.
ana be subject 10 inspection thereafter unLil sold
FOR catalogues address
PETER G. KELLOGG & co,
lU7 John st.
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tjelp manteJ.

XVANTED.-Mechanlcs IN shops II factories ,r6 n S
tails White work had prices paid and ali the news
@ NV hanks and corporations tho poor nos Legis-
Iaures and politicians are controlled Dy lists now
roads 10 denOunces child Labor,
pnn Contract labor forms OF oppression CONTAINS
Pfeang for aud young established years. weeks Tree
80 TO mailing and we wl send the LaDor
49, an trial weeks size of New YORK Herald
"o''N Address LABOR WORLD. Philadelphia Penn
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TREABURFR6 OPflCb
NEW-YoRK LAKE FRIE AND WESTERN bALhoAD 70
NOflCE.-Ihe coupons of TIE Chicago ana
~ Atlantic Railway Comp due May l. 1885, VIII DC
pow '''0' VIM UNIV ~ i. W. sPEN GER. Treasurer.
NOTICE.-The following coupons and inter
est due Nav 1888 viii be paid on aud alter that nato
at the Office OF MessIs JESUP. Patton CO.. NO. % VIII
iamst NewY0k coupons OF the Chicago apd Alton per
River second mortgage bOnds interest on kansas CJ Se
LOUIS aud Chicago anteed preferred stock
INHE INTEREST On THE FOLLOWING
bonds Is payable at the Banking House oil MesSrs'
winsow. Laner Co. Of and Cedar sS New
York CITY on and after May l, 1885,
AURORA. INDIANA
Municipal Is
DENVER SOUTH PARK AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Fl IT Mortgage 7s
GREEN ASTLE, INDIANA
School "a -
OHIO AND WEST VIRGINIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
First Mortgage Is
PORTSMOUTH CITY. OHIO.
Railroad improvement Is
Water WORKS
PITTsBUkG, FoIyT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
First Mortgage Is Series +"
TERRE HAUTE INDIANA
wEsTERS ,RHiGRoAD COMPANY OF MINNESOTA.
First Mortgage Is
Land Grant IS
Land Gran IS
BLACKBOARD COUNTY INDIANA.
Gravel Road "a.
MARIETTA CITY. OHIO.
Marietta and Cincinnati Railway Aid IS.
MAY 20.
CAMBRIDGE CITY. INDIANA.
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I EXINGTON-AVE. 17S.-Large furnished
hack parlor FOR scian's dentists Office Also fur
hi floor squate room rum ng water large eosos
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-01

A LARGE, Handsomely Furnished front
naror or second front small room adjoining 80
weekly family private references. 10 West 45ths6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-01
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and outbnidngs nns divided inc lawns orchards
garden and abundance OF saae AMI ChOce Vaeuos
large ald III fruits flowers shrI oDeros &c For tei ms
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