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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25
A FAMILY AFFAIR
BY HUGH CoNw AY,
AsGsr sJ"callsd Back" and Ozark Davs"

The great June audit was this; We have
Hean how exactly jur. the brothen were
towards one anotnGr In the matter OF
pounds, ahillings and pence, 30 II will be
saAiiy understood that the accounts were kept
with the most clerkly correctness. Horace
was the paymaster, and every item OF or
penditure was duly entered In an account
book-his long, elegant handwriting looking
quite out Of place when used for such base
purposes. II the accounts were not kept by
Tho italian system Of double entry, they were
couched In form which was perfectly intel
lgble, After all, there must have been a
strong strain Of trading blood In the Talberts
II one OF them kept horse more than the
other II was charged 10 his account, II one
was III, and Doctors bill came In conse
quence, he was debited with the amount
Tradesmen's accounts were dissected and
charged off TO tho proper parties, and as soon
M possible after the 3Oth OF June Horace pre-
pared an elaborate statement OF Affairs, which
The two mon checked through, signed, and
settled up, whatever amount was due from
ono 10 the other. Nothing could have been
fnirer.
But this year, when the accounts were sub
mitted TO his inspection, Herbert Talbcrt
opened his eyes IN astonishment at one item
with which ho was charged, ~ don't under
stand this, " he said, laying his finger ON one
amount which stood against him. Horace,
without looking, knew what twas, He had
weighed the matter carefully before ho made
that particular entry.
81 think | have charged II as low Us In JUS
hco could he said,
"But why Is II charged at allf' asked Her
bert, raising his eyebrows,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25

Mr., MANNING, Secretary Of the Treas
ury, evidently means 10 enforce the law
In collecting the tariff duties without
regard to the protectlonists or free
traders, OF which the New York Times
thus makes mention; III the tariff,
with its high and complicated rates,
with its numerous intricate provisions
~ TO appraisement and collection, and
with the curious preeumptione II con-
tains against importers and IN favor OF
the Goyernment--if this tariff Il good
thing because II 10 meant to throw oil
possible obstacles In the way Of foreign
competition with American manuiOc'
lures, then the more strictly II Ia car
ried out the better II is for tho home
manufacturer. But II Ia notorious that
II has not been carried out with any de-
gree Of thoroughness whatever and
that practices have crept into Ito ad'
mlnistratlon that have changed its oper'
alton and effect. In some instances
almost 90 much as n II had been 70
pealed. The habitual and systematic
underyaluatlon Of imported goods sub.
ject TO I'D valorem duties has ing been
complained Of by honest importers and
by rival manufacturers. II has b on
claimed, with much evidence OF justice,
that In certain lines OF goods foreign
manufacturers, by making special giates
OF goods for the American m rket aud
consigning thin 10 branch houses or
agents In the United States, have made
II dialcult TO ascertain any basis OF cor.
rect apprhisement, and have been left
substantially free to tx their inyolcei
values 10 suit themselves To avoid
this difficulty experts have been EN-
ployed by our Consuls In di'trIcts
whence goods Of this sort are imporpd,
10 determine the cost Of their manu-
facture, which. In theory, 10 to be the
minimum value for axing duties But
this precaution has been rendered use
less by the practice Of appraisers In
neglecting 10 observe the rule"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25

sho did not answer IIo fancicd ho hcard
her sigh; yet that Sigh gave him no hopo.
THAT lovo you, need not aay. You
must have soon that In my own clumsy
fashion must have shown H."
~ feared itwas 10, said Beatrice, droamly,
"Yes, II was, always viii bc 10. Even as ]
speak, speak with little hope; but, at least,
you win hear and believe love you,n
His voice was NO deep and earnest Nh,
scarcely recognized H. IIo looked ht hor,
Her laShcs were cast down and tears Wort
forcing their way through thom.
"Will you answer NOR ho eaid, tendcrly
~ do not insult you by speaking OF wealth
or rank In tho world. II you loved mar
you would caro- little for that You would
marry tho man you loved in spite Of all th,
world.n
She shivorcd Her mouth worked pitooualy,
For second wild, joyful thought ran
through tho wooor's mlnd-for second only,
"Do judgo you rightlyT hc asked.
~ think so-but, oh, Mr. Mordlo, am &C
sorry for thisn ..
Hcr accent left no doubt M 10 the genuine
noa OF her regret, Had sho wronged him tc
tho greatest oItont, II could not havo boon
moro real.
So like man ho took his answer IIo roeo.
His face was pale but then mans facc ~,
80 far az color goes, beyond his control But
his manner and words were his own bond.
servants.
"Wo can still bc friondsr ho jcrkcd on,
In very good imitation OF his usunl brialI
manner.
"If You wish it,n said Beatrice, quietly,
almost humbly,
"of course wish II. By.thc-by, win you
wish me n pleasant holiday am going
away next week. France, Switzerland, the
Rhinc-ell tho rest OF H."
Beatrice laid her hand ON his arm. "Don't,
please, speak liko that you mako me misol'
nble.n
MIscrablei'
"Yes. DO you think q woman does not
feel unhappy when she finds she cannot ac'
ccpt the love Of good man like yourself Do
you think she believes he goes from her side
and forgets all that has happened don't
think am 10 bome Mr.. Mordlc, but anyway
feel miserable
He took her hand, "No, you are nob 10
blame | wos fool Never mind, am a
man also. really was going away next
week, unlcss--well, never mind what Whom
como baclt, II am not cured OF my folly
1 cnn ut least promise that oven YOU will not
soc any symptoms Of disease, Goodbye"
He turned and left her Even IN his desc.
lation ho had the grain Of comfort that he
had not borne himself omiw. 10 Miss Clnu.
son, at leust, he must always stand far above
bis unfortunate name.
CONTINUED IN oun NtSr)
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25
Sheriff Sale.

willis 4 Bonakin order Of sale STARK county Com
va mon PloN Court
sue l. Hall OF al.
Dy virtue OF m order of sale Aued BY the clerk Of
tho court OF common plcM Of stark Co., Ohio. In the
above action and 10 mo directed will oifor for sale n
public outc nj the door Of the court house. In tho city
Of Canton, on D
Saturday, the 18th day Of July, 1885,
the following dcucrbcd real cstatc situate In tarh
county Ohio 10 Wit olng IN of lot 2h05, situate In
the riiy Of VAntnn, Ohio nnd being IN VIM A. L,nch'a
addition 10 thid city, o. mmcnclng nj IN" northwest
orher Of ehid lotj running thence nouhwnrdI along
lhr eAAi limo Of sAid lot uianio OF 100 feet 70 ~
foot hlleyl thence wtutvhrdly along said alley 10 ieot
thence no thwArhy parallel 70 tho east ne O said lot
100 feet " the limo " said lot hnnoe ohatwAdly
along tho north e u AID lot 30 feet 10 tho place of
b. ainnng. III bo sold firo " dover
Appraised at to,boc.
sAleto commence NJ one O'CLOCK p IN TcrnG caan
JAMkS LEN, sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25

751o6 n conyenIeof yebI1le for eettIng from oro
and of the norish 10 another did n hold thing
knowing that the bIsbop was stoying M a
country bonse some twentv.A miles e,vev
Ina tbrew himself early ons norning into tIs
soddle or tbe seal and usod his nather lIn,hs
10 mcb nurnose that inst hafora Iunch tInoa
HE card was sent In % hjs ,ordsh,n and n, ban
mInutas tha hishon WAC o,.swsly insnac,,na
what Mrs plarrsnont ,yhsn mashing N har
friends, cnIlod n disholical machIna
For Soms ninntss tba blshon 1Nood nm ,bs
doorstans welghlrg tba innooapca or s,I,t m
tha inanjmat ata craa1urs A. his sast asivsnns
ths While nIssdins N. cause Sith b,s unsI
brI.k vshsmsnca and ierLv dsYtsdtv Ws
srnatiatad ON tbe M1e Of bIs narlsh. and on tbs
wonderful asdstahca he dtrIvsd from this
modsrn Invention for gettin1 ouickIv ovsr
the ground. He showed bis lordsblp tho CON,
yenient little bag attached 10 the bael m
which be carried his boolts az deviation or
when occasion needed. some small creature
comfort for the aaed dcL. He eYplaInsJ ths
action of the machine. and 20 raised the anS, Ma
copal curiosity that an unbeard M thing
occurred. His lordshIp. CATERS and ali
grayely Installed blmself IN the seat. and 10
the unutterable delight OF several ladies' and
gentlemen who were onzin0 tbrongh tha
drawing wlndows. In a miet dlSnifed
lelurely way. As bebooyea a bIshon actually
propelled his sacred self down the gravel natb
and nm again with ma further dsmaga than
emitting mn the edgoa Of bja bost,a lawn and
Knocking a couple OF stones out Of a rockery
The tricycIe triumphedI Although tbe blsbSn
aid not embody a eulogistlc notice Of ID IN
his next charge 10 his clergy. he has been
known on several occasions 10 recommend ita
use In outlying dlstricts
Like many other useful innoyationa. svl-
yanus and his trIcyole lived down nreiudIce
and were allie 10 accompany eacb other to
Hazlewood House this particular Afternoon IN
Julv
Tbe uTabhioa, had drIvsn into pl.cktown,
bnt Miss Clouson WINS IN tbe baclr oardon
sylvonus nnlIed hIs trIcvcIe aside so that N
sbould Ina ami of tho wov of other callers than
went 10 meet what fote had IN storo for them
poor ,aIIo,y bo hraa,bod a rra,,s. as ha
crossed tbo lawn Ho had re,ilv yerv Ilttls
nome, lint be felt he must maize his con,esslon
before be struck bIs FAC alto0ethor
n was n warn, Univ .I,arnonn paa,,io.
In n dainty white dress loohed de,IcIonsIv
cool "a sho AT reading an ,ha shsdo ~ = s,,c.
more treo. sbe smiled nleosantlv absn sh,
uw her viJtor annroachIpo evIyanns ,yord
ha,,a o,i,,.,, al ~ ,,a,..,s.a. A.. -. 80. -.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25

HAVING failed In their scheme TO tun.
mel the British channel, because Of the
dread that II might be used as a means
Of invasion, some English capitalists
have now laid plan before the public
for uniting Great Britain and ireland
by means OF o submarine tunnel from
Wlgtonshire, In Scotland, to o point
near Belfast. The proposed route will
be loss than twenty-five miles, or about
half the distance OF the shortest paseen'
ger route now open from Stranraer TO
Larne. II Ia claimed that II capital can
be found there will probably DO nothing
In the engineering difficulties to over
come. Az the same time the military
arguments which weighed 80 heavily
against the channel tunnel would have
no force as against that between the
west coast OF Scotland and southeast
coast Of ireland.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25
FRY MANUFACTURING CO.,
No 90 Federal st., Allegheny, Pa
si.00 per DOtllo, SIX Bottles for $500
READ THE rlssTIMONyi


MY own case aud remarkable recovery N well known
0many Of 0ur citizens and has excited much attention
Twenty years ago WINS first atta0ked with Rheumatism
which grew worse every year During tho last twelve
yonra have suffered untold agony Tho attacks last.
np from two 10 three months Az meeI was 80 severe
W AFFLICTED that could only DO moved ON n sheet !
used AL remedies known 10 tho ubc, employed phyl'
clans mo ana again, hnd yct each year tho pan grew
moro lntenBo, until II prevented mo from attending t0
my buslnese ana finally gaye w nl lopc Of ever DO.
cOnllilg wtll nnl concluded 10 po East 20 roraain
among my hindied while lived. When arrived there
tho family physician gay,l mo q prescription f0t my
llhoumalisn, nnd before had taken half bottle /
whg freo from any slgu of rheumatism and felt that
Rront burden had been lifted OF my mind and body
II now over year since was cured and IN that time
hhvv gained 10 pounds and an excellent appetite
Many persons, similarly nncted hearing OF my cnso,
have used tho medicine with tue 6Rne happy resulpj
aud applications for having become 10 numerous aud
ursent have been Induced 70 innke arrangements "
supply tho incroasing demand, ]. w. TnY
ma2i d&w-dml IQl Western Ave. Allegheny PA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25
Legal Notice.

Tho unknown hcru and deyiaeca Of John HAinea dc
oeased and tho unknown heifa ana de,aeea ~ Jacob
ueutINl deceased will take nntice that on May eOth,
itb Inc nndorsignod palnilfa ed their petition m
tho OonmOn Pleas Court Of star county Ohlo against
the ANoyo named pariea 10 defondanta stating that
said plaintiffs arc the owners and IN pOaaelOn 0f lot
ga IN Canton stark county ONO, that aAd defendants
lain an estate or interest therein adyore 10 tho plain
tiifa rphia but hat said doiundAntA have no right
titlo or estate In said lot ana their claim IN cloud
up M ia title and praying that deondana bo com,
PEELED 10 show their little aud tho same DO held 10 bo
and void and plAnta' title Quietod ~ NJ Inst thu same.
and doonoan bo ordered ~ releAse by died thor pro
tended claim and upon their failure 80 10 DO that II DO
done by special Master Commissioner
said ucfondAnts arc required 10 answcr said petition
on or before July iith, 1894.
RIVE, L0Uia JOHN, LOUISA and ED.
WARD H0FFMAN and ELiZADEfH
SMITH THERESA COOK and EMMA
CLEMkNB PlAintha
maoi.Lw) By Oar a LYNCH. ihnlr Attorneys.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25

On June 18th, 1885, II. w, Blair was
chosen 10 succeed himself In the United
States Senate, Although Blair's nomi.
nation was generally accedei, II was not
supposed that he would receive enough
votes TO elect, until after several ballots
were taken. II was therefore an agree.
able surprise 10 hls friends 10 learn that
he had, on the llrat ballot, eighteen more
votes than we're required TO elect. His
principal opponent was ex'Secretary OF
the Navy Chandler. The reelection OF
Mr.. Blair has the effect Of solidfying the
different factions OF the Republican
party In New Hampshire. n. W, Blair
was born at Campton, New Hampahire,
December OH, 1884. He received com
mon school and academic education and
studied law with william Leyerett at
Plymouth. In May, 1859, he was admit
ted 10 the bar, and has practiced ever
since. In 1860 no was made tho prose.
cutting attorney o. Grafton county. Upon
the outbreak OF the war no entered the
army, serving as Lieutenant Colonel OF
the Fifteenth New Hampshire Volun.
teers. In 1866 he served as a mepber OF
the Lower House OF his State and In '67
and '0S was member Of It's Senate. He
was sent, as o Representative 10 tn d4th
and 10Th Congress, but declined the re'
nomination for the doth session. He was
elected TO the United States Senate to
succeed Charles II, Bell, who had been
temoorarlly appointed by the Executive
Of New Hampshire, and took his seat
June Goth, 1879.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25

Mr.. T. W, Atkins, Girrd, Kan, writes
"I never hesitute 10 commend your Elec'
trio Blttors TO my custimers, they give
entire satisfaction and are rapid sell
lere." Electric Bitters are the purest
and best medicine known and Will pos
itiyely cure Kidney and Liver com
plants. Purify the blood and regulate
The bowels. No family can afford to be
without them. They will save hun.
dreds Of dollars of doctors bills every
year. Sold AZ afty cents a bottle by 2.
III pnrr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25

THE Blaine aud Logan hippodrome is
TO make q airing tour of0hio again In
the fail with the "bloody shirt" as the
principal attraction, and Foster, Sher-
man, Foraker OF al., in well known
specialties.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25

The best salye In the world for cuts,
bruises, eoree. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, cbapped hands, chilblalne,
corns, and all skin eruptione, and posi-.
lively cures piles or no pay required. II
Ia guaranteed 10 give perfect satlsfac'
tion, or money refunded Price % cent?
per box. For sale by p. II. Barr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25

MINISTER PHELPS and Senator I'd.
munds have clashed on point Of law
In tho testimony given respectively be'
fore the British House Of Lords.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25
IMIsoHLLANAoUs
Administrators Notice.

Notice 10 hereby given that tho undersigned has boon
duly appointed and qualified ~ Administrator OF tho
estate oi Edward n Moore lato Of STARK county Ohio.
jnnisdw JAMES sLKNTZ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

2nriiuN Sales OF heal CeIae
ENEcUroR, SALE or
Valuable REAL ESTATE
RICHARD V uAHyETr 6 CO.. Auctoaerr-,
WI sell al adct'n ON
THURSDAY. December H.
at l. ocor noon tho Real Estate Exchange and Auction
loom - 10 % Lbar'y-st,
by Executors o: The estate OF harie' IL Russell
ESQ, dece .sei.
The magnificent residence
AZ FIFrH.ANG,
MC .I;AY HILL,
between $7th AMI SSth $50.
Ani the stable io. aul stable aloiuigs
80. EAST 3sTH-or
Also BY order Of the same ~ Gators the fc)"tur
desirable property on the West -idc.
GRAND GJULEVA f.. I'D AND I'D SIS
NINETE y LOTS.
CoupIs entire front OF eight lots On tho Eo'Fd!d
from 72d 20 "a sts. SIX lois adjoining On the north
side Of 72d.s;. and eve lois ado Ming on
the south %; 73d.,t
GRAND BDUI.E VARD. n,tIwcst c"rn.r Of Ilst"t
EIGHT LOIS ald FOUR G'E~~.
GRAND BOULEVARD. southwest core Of 10Th ST.,
SEWN Lpr-.
GRAND BOULEVARD. n,rthwcs; corner Of ~'ta ST..
FIVE LOTS.
nth lwcs, ed AVE. northeast corner o. 7lsts'.
TN LOTS and SIX CORES
sIxvive Per cen, OF tn purchase mony may roman on
"a privilege .. payment q dy previous time "h 'lAI "'y'
Charrs H. Rr.,,n ir Robert Hone George Nccunocl
MLtr. john rs. AuchincicsA txrcu.o.s
and qfr P1'.4 agy e a9 ,,1s, 5
iIc INeCutor-, so. . Nassau g.
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bocr0 an0 Rooms.

East Side
.- ., 81,
Z Hn'tt ,.'' -, ,o. c,n,.,, %
reference
4 I IN ~ nr,, near pri,'
f-,i'v ,,f..e.c., Na.T.,.
b.. I.5 iur. n. @ l.1v.. aa,c f ..- EID1t~.iy.
%'EWIY furnished rooms. fine board. 50
= ',. tvn ua.j rooms 81. r. Icr.agauyc r.lI t.tt
,NO LET. with board. Il nr.c--iz.d h.Il
room
.' i''' '''-'..
fJU FLOOR room. nicely furnished also Hd
*, - t .5ol '."I w., ave. --' '.'
..,..,.,, -....,
- EASI 30 HIS IT, Elegantly IHir'-H"H
- room, Cd .'."g' ,o '..' '''' D." Suns ny - WIN
"''' ,'
D IL ~ ~ ''D'' - ''i'" ''"' @ &
|c.. .''''
a. FAST IIST-ST -Room, to let with board.
- ut-... las house Fcfcfene,,
o." ,.-
10 daa ,i1 ar..r rr ., ioia saIt,ue
f,, t,,. se,,t lc.r,u-. Il, .,.f,ue,s
.,....,,,, ...,, ,.,..,a
20 EAN % HIS Second ana thl'd uppiS,
70, gcnt,e .lc,, en- sulr, OF siac.y
...., ,.-.rt, ..,f, t.... ~
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5iiuanoue iOlult0-- females.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP


--,rr .,-,, r,-.,.f, ., r,.., o,
vi ALE AND GMAi.E HILL
INF PROTECTIVE FMrLoYMENr ASSOCIATION
20 .., Established 10 l-o@. incorporated so
- or -, t,-idrnL J.. N.QbELI, Treasurer
W. 80 ''''' '''''y w. a. N'iA''' "''''''''
I,,,lIyr }tle and 500 lu'tru-st. wear ri,ir.pout
Tie rceloloey ol al apulc4ns ior s.aatols are in,cst
H''e" .ror.,r-,peI.--. -r,, ,o.o4s,.. ,.lp.i.n.
ls. >s /Il,at 1871 Broadway.
NNIpor y lnrE G,.ulp. SPEAKS French ant Eug..sh
MAID ai'l : 81" I:s-- Thoroughly comp ct.uL SO
NLGti u, ti ~, i y ., ,,,,..,. ,..ry.,,,
CGoE. Lhi' tuiIttte, tirAvrtuwonF and WAIT
EI -. rvo -i,teIs seven yrus reference No " H. at
l2, h'Ionf ny c'"P'ilg' "''y'
"G'"fiitL III -i.W INK Scat oooicd gri 40 A
-. 1t LIZ Broadway. - ..,,
w GILMAN. -N'''he" OF ''''"'"an Ah' 10y west
All. f.
.,,rr,,,N crp,,,>-,,l ppoq,r.r, Nr
= Mi ~, 'Ii' VI ~ anu J NJ .,.. - - n
kinds AMI toI.'d help 40 lJ- utl ave. above iuih7L
4 MISS l.. CAMPBELL tNrs. Scciy' IS
-. West 2'd--f. continues at o address y" connection
with guy oll, oref 800 au' tnu,. t' mae an4 'n ur
be- Vii be- c, C!aaoi il1p ,ho oacs. ,,.-.,,."
...-...-..
GODk-NAIi lENN.-'y TWO GrrWan FRO
rhamhcim.d: ioe.rr ~ s,alr,tr best cftreuCCs los
West .-d-a'' basement
HDDk ur GENER\l HOUSE WOHk.-Ry Il
,nr, lend orlIn AM b.sf references. ty conn
t,v .ri mar i,t, 4 I-t moor rtt hand side
,,. - III
VONi ,rrHG mi I'LL u.s. .oe so5 rs ,
,r,r,t' Eli, nI ,,,lutrv Ii1 ia.f lStb-
(,n.,, ,,I,tn,,,,,,n D.. .,,.,, ,o,,-
(NUOh and NliAhbLtMAID.-DF TWO con-
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Gin jjropcrln ter Sale.
Counlrp Droprr y for Gale ano Go ct.

NTOR SALE.-)nc OF the TDo7r Da0u1iul
y homes TIE city OF Los An el o. "a i1Iua ccuist1s
orrts = .fuvk ~ ~ Bloc. Of ST. CARS
1,Ifg r nutes walk q y 10 ana Court House. Tho
- e1e Jraaufuly lad Out n hOn3 and shaJ, trees
=, re on o. flowers. win .aI -1nDtcty. ID To
/, also $50 bearing oisn@e Ds,s o. c-9ice lemons g
~ ch nectan Du.s 10 pears, fln'no', ~ lines
,ssrauite 81 Ian6 nj trc, sHd pa1e-e poisln
mos IheIe L. abundance % cf ahI private ater 10
10 ~ hold purposes asoior his~-Jn ny P0EeP ctn 70
C.ciacd iy,1 three or more NOS Pc Gtt~l nome g..
O. suic ent CRY lots can t; s-4d iIoH J.,
4 pay tie IuICLa.s money ~ OUT lhtoi.e ~
N.ti tie Iaans.ou ANS rut 'nt 1ulldlh&~ ne
house DsAed Rt an expense % G'out . ~
IA Il rooms consist NJ o. Belr0Jaa Paror Din z.
i.ri Library and Kitchen VITA Lsuudrg an' ~ shiJ 30
In -0use scopnsci frolo tie main uuIt1N Inc hon .
!. o. tA0rougi Ide oranges w!I WoIuce an Leo.le
year OF rol 90 20 $4,000 aat c)u' 2H'y .lcicis
ffees 4ics IN age-Lc.ng SPOUT twelve fS
Ii nust be 10 De app ecated tho bore IfJp5y
Is situated Ia q CroHiAK ely o. % COZ lnh3lt MT ~ 8
f0sr1pic climate 4, never grows co Or never re-
fs Scr 10 be " the tie fntlro J. Los tnNel"' "a
r is IA climate wniCn is isuc sought ~ y
sA,ss dcaluR change n q maze from - colo ps E-
q -tatss mag t4e months moro JpO 1OHcrt
flgrll every m6nn II mo year Address 30 BFOHD d
hl Real Agent 10 North Spin g-st. LIS an
Etcs, Cal
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financial.

TIE BONDHOLDERs COMMITTEE FOR TIE RE
ORGANIZATION OF THE DENVER AND RIO
GRANDE RAILWAY COMPANY.
Notice hereby given uat bondholGr Of the Denver
Rio Grande Railway company after the Grst day Of
December 1850 become party to the reorganization agree.
ment dated June TO- 1850 amended except upon the
mcnt Of two per cent Of value Of his honda
Ncw-YOTx Nov. %. 1885.
GEORGE C0PPEIL. CHAIRMAN
JOHN LOWBER WELsH,
THEODORE DREIEI,
4. MARCUS.
II. II. WILSON
REORGANIZATION c DMHITTEE.
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DipiSeu0 Nc.lce5.

ALL COUPONS DUE 1ST PROM, AN
~ the principal OF all bonds due on that ia O. suu
THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANl J; SeClIinTr' Cor
rolling stock. furnished following rarOaus unll w
Tt FORM win he paid on and alter that date at NE once
OF POST. MARTtN x e D.. No - zine ST. Nt"- jim
eovfu
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TIE BONDHOLDERs' COMMITTEE FOR TIE RE-
ORGANIZATION OF TIE DENVER AND RIO
GRANDE RAILWAY COMPANY.
Tn accordance with the terms Of settlement agreed uron
with the Committee the holders Of Car Trust certificates
and the notifications pan % reorganization OF which
notice given the time within which the stockholders
and Rio Grande Railway Company NAV become
parties to reorganization agreement dated juno 10 1882
and its amendments WILL EXPIRE DECEMBER %. 1888.
After that date will only be received at the United
Company OF NcwYork upon terms to be fixed
and announced by tho Committee.
New orN November y. 1885.
GEORGE COPPELL. CHAIRMAN
JOHN IONBER WELSH,
THEODORE DREIER,
4. MARCUS,
H. r. WILSON.
DETERMINATIONS COMMITTEE
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REAL ESTATE.
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near The amount realized a; auction lor re~i
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