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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-04
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-04
MEMORANDA.

steamship City Of Macon. Boston.
Bark Elizabeth Childs tBrl, Hamburg.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-04
Boston and Savannah
STEAMSHIP CO..
FOR BOSTON DIRECT.

THE frst-class iron steamships OF this com.
i pany are appointed 10 sail every Thurs
day from Boston nc p. NJ; from Savannah a.
folOws-standari time;
GATE CITY, Cart. ID. HEDGE, THURS
DAY, cDi. 4. 1t Pm.
CITY OF MACON, Capt. ". KELLEY.
THURSDAY, -eul. ~. az 1880 P. ~.
GATE CITgs CGzT d. HEDGE, THURS
DAY, stli. q. at 5.50P. NJ.
OITY OF a1AOOA, 0AyT. VIZ. KELLEY.
THURSDAY, OF. / at llA.M.
Through bills OF lading given to New Eng
land manufacturing points and TO Liverpool.
The c0mpany's wharvcs in both Savannah
and Boston are connected with all railroads
leading Out Of the Two cities.
RICHARDSON & BARNARD, Agents.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06
PITH AND POINT,

The banjo is q good deal like =
cucumber. A good deal of human u.
Dry follows its picking.-Detrois Euen
Saturday. s.
An exchange has the headlIh>
''Where Does Lying Begin?" u
about where a woman passes her tvw.
tieth birthday.-Bin3hamton Repair
can.
"A Pittsburgh lady cooked Laiss
cites dinner when he visited Ameria
In 1925. 1t will be remembered thn
the Marquis never returned. Cosrie.
Journal
Speak Of mans marble brow. ~
he win glow with conscious pride, b
allude to his wooden head and he 5 nj
in minute. Language is q slipper
thing to fool with much.-M T. Ind:
pendent. !.
"A man said to his aged MOTH
speaking of hIs wife: II dowish Icouii
keep Mary from exaggerating 10
''Get her to talk about her age"
sponded the shrewd old lady.-Sa
Franciscan.
"A gentleman met q boy and ask
him what o'clock it was. Being told I
was Just twelve he expressed some en-.
prise and said he thought it was mora
'.Ifs never more in these parts. SIR
said the boy. simply; at begins agaA
at one"
Mrs. Spook. when her pastor called
the other day, fastened to find Bib
for him to read. She could find only /
few soiled leaves up in the garnet
which she handed to the pastor. n.
marking: 'Why, really. / didn't know
we were so near out "-Boston Post
Miss Laura Braden, Treasurer d
the Washington & Waynesburg RAJ
road. is said to be the only female rsi-
road officer in the country. Il =
strange. too. since women handle mosu
trains than men and know how 4
switch 'em off in great style.-H Z
Graphic.
Muscle is all well enough" sa,d
the little man. ''but mind is every
thing" Now. take it in fishing. l N
o small man. but do you remember
those enormous strings of trout that I
-" Eyes. yes" said the big mas;
II remember those big strings Of trosf
you caught-in your mind. CAieeN
herald.
-.'What are you doing. Mary
asked husband, addressing his withs
Il am sewing on . crazy quilt" sh6
replied. Are there any buttons o.
itf'' mo" II thought not" he sai1
1T wouldn't be like you to be sewinf
on anything that needed buttona g.
drawing q deep sigh. he proceeded
fasten his suspenders with hak-burno1
match. Chscago Journal.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

''Same way with cows" said the
cattle king. Only cows don't got fat
on water like some Of yo' sheers Of
stock up here"
''Isn't cattle raising risky bust
ness? Seems to me I'd as soon have a
mortgage on q school of mackerel off
Cape Cod as money in cattle that you
don't know where to find when night
comes. Now q man with New York
Central. Rock Island. Northwestern or
Lackawanna can figure up what he is
worth every night"
':It's ell on paper. aln't it?"
Eyes"
'Wall. our stuff's In beef and bone,
hide and horns. and it don't shrink so
as to wipe you clean down to nothin'.
l don't want any o. your sheers Of
stock. Give me cows every time.
What's more, eff q man makes any
money out O. you folks. somehow you
steal it back. and more too"
Tut tut, my friend. you have the
wrong idea. The integrity of Wall
street men is the strength OF the finan.
cial interests OF this country. Hun
dreds of thousands OF dollars in value
exchange hands here every day up-
on the word of mon who meet on the
floor Of the Exchange"
'.You don't hev no writings?"
mo, SIR"
'sWell. dog-gone me il I can see
through it. / reckon.I amt got brains
enough to make any money in Moo
York. Mebbe it's as you say, but I'll
stick to cows"
The cattlcman arose and repeated
his determination not to buy any stocks
that morning, and passed out with mild
show OF courtesy. The next place he
inquired for was cut-rate ticket Office.
He took the night train for Texas. He
said he wanted elbow room.-M y
Sun.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06
The coNvERsATIoNALisT.

10 Tells . Funny Story OF the Fsaleo
Who wrote-whst's Its Nams9
You remember that fellow VII
wrose-what's its namep You know
he made some money on one Of tt
Western railroads; forgot what they
call it."
.'Well, what OF it?''
why. not long ago he was m.
what's that town in Wisconsin? Yea
KNOW
Don't mind the name Of the town,
what did he do?'
What the deuce is the name Of tho
|town? A big policeman came Iron
there. You know him Well. Iii
below"
(Which fellowf''
Il can't think of his name lis &
good joke. and / nearly died when &
beard it He'd como up from that II.
llantation in Louisiana, kept by-by@
Fho's that big banker in St Louisf|
The man who built line of steambooos'
tom Keokuk to-to-I'll think Of g.
reme in . minute-the town ut IL
Mouth of-you know that town in Ar:
Ansas. Anyway, he'd come up on tt
THAT road that runs at the west bank
Of the Mississippi from that place op-'
pSsite Cairo. Consolidated with tko1
Giro & Fulton Road. Whafsthe mana
ofthat linef''
Don't know. Never was In that
country. What did your man do that
va 90 funny7"
why, he'd come up from that plan,
tatbn on this line to the town in VII
coubin. and struck for thc-that-hote1
on the corner Of Jeaerson and that
oth(r street Named after q Frenchr
man Strange l can't remember il
lever heard Of il Don't know
anything about IL Go on with your
stort."
"tell. he got there. and perpetratsd
tho lest pun you ever heard on the
Landlord name. Thelandlord got az
pretty good thing ON this mans
namd but l can't remember what &
was. Anyhow, this man asked ths
Landlord: Why are you like An insurs
ance company. but I've forgotten Whist
It was-'Why are you like an insuranee
company Give it upp"
''Yes. l give it up"
s'Wdl sir. the answer Is the funnieGk
thing you ever heard. II broke me all
up when / heard it
'Why, Il / could remember tke|
name d the landlord. I'd know in =
moment Who's that fellow that in.
vented the-pshaw. that machine for.
making-what're they called7 Yoal
understand, something about staiE.
vods."
Never heard Of him"
ITS the same name except the -
syllable. Funny / don't catch it."
els that AL Of your story?"
why. yes You see II / could ~
member my mans name. and the IN
surance company. and the landlords
mama. I'd bust Jon hight open with Tie
beet thing you over listened to-"
a vast proportion Of society Is made
OF vacuum in memory, and some a
the shining social lights Of Brooklyn
WI compare pleasantly in converse
tional ability With the genius here por.
trsved-Brooklys Eagle.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

Bsnson's watch. the size 81 . *.
pence. creates sensation at the Lon
don INVENTORIES There IL auothsE.
the she Of > shilling which shows Tie
time. tho year. the month, the day Of
the month and weak, and the phase q
the moon. It arranges itself to suif
the exigenctes Of leap-year. Il repeats.
when required, The hours. the quarters
and minutes on decp-toned gong. =
= psicod = &50Q-Gkjeaao 1H6sn&
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06
STREET MUSICIANS.

What Eminent Composers Have Sold
q 81 About Them.
Il Is commonly believed that street.
organs. hurdy-gurdies and kindred in
struments arc looked upon with par
ticular dislike by all orthodox musi-
clans. There were no inventions of the
kind in Hogarth's day; yet that adj
mirable satirist was clearly Of opinion
that the efforts of harmonious blind
beggars and strolling minstrels of all
sorts were utterly abominable to the
ears Of men who knew something of
counterpoint There is no installing
the meaning of his .Enraged Musi-
can. W 1t appears, however. that the
common belief is an inaccurate one. In
1861 the celebrated advocate Adolphe
Cremieux was engaged to plead the
cause OF certain organ-grinders who
were Indicted in Paris IS public NUS
ancos; and. in order to obtain ma
terials for the defense. be applied to
three Of the leading composers of the
day for their opinions about street.
organs and hurdY-gurdies Two Of the
replies have recently been discovered
among large collection Of autographs
that was left by the great lawyer, and
tho letters are printed in the current
number Of the Revue ROlitiQue ct Lit
tercsrc J. +. Halevy wrote: Il
do not believe that any composer
will admit that his reputation suf-
fers when q few of his melo-
dies arc reproduced on the street.
organs and other musical boxes to
which you allude. I believe, on the
contrary. that airs which are thus
made public not only do not lessen
the reputation Of tho composer, but
give it an additional popularity which
Is not unwelcomc. OF course the COM
poser likes great singers, celebrated
tenors, and illustrious prima donnas;
yet there is good in tho vox popull.
and hos, i far from despising it"
Rossinl was next appealed to. but his
reply ID not given. Il was evidently
much to the same effect ~ Halevy's,
for Auber. who was the third COM
poser. to whom the question was re-
lerred. wrote: Il entirely agree with
Rossini and Halevy, and ! hey you to
add my testimony to theirs. The sue
Cess Of the street u not the least fat
tering OF ALL Not ono of these dis
musicians went 90 far Is
10 declare that the strains Of o hand
organ wsre soothing to him, or that
be had an active liking for tho lugu-
bfious 0utpourings OF q hurdy- gurdy;
and. therefore. it may not b estheti-
cally incumbent on . mere everyday
lover OF music to go into raptures
wksDsvort Giovanni Giovannelii. &C.
BY bis monkey. elects ia
shurn ont discordant fragments Of
Jtef6 within hearing. - LosdoS 6sssd-
ri. .a.fla.t .s.sa M trl - 49,. i
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06
iF / WERE you.

Why dld he look 20 grave? she asked /.
What might the trouble be?
NY little maid, !" he signing said,
Suppose that you were me,
And you weighty secret owned,
Pray, tell me what you'd dor
Fl think I'd tell it somebody"
Said she, III were your
But still he sighed and looked askance,
Despite her sympathy.
sOh, tell me, little maid, he said,
Again. II you were me,
And II you loved . pretty lass,
o then, what would you DOR
VI think I'd 60 and tell her 90"
Said She "if I were your
my little maid, tits you,~ he said,
"Alone are dear to me-"
And then, she turned away her head.
And ne'or word said she.
But what he whispered In her ear.
And what she answered, too
o NO, can n0t toll you this;
I'd guess, II Wero you'll
-Chs1bsys' Journal
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

01nbseh, you know. W1a$ will "a call
Aee, Lizzie, or Bessie o. just Bea
Mr.. ST. didn't think of any those
names Think weuld rather caler the
MIA Elisha Smith.-Ltft.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

many huckie6erries fr quart q did
strawberries" well that's your luck.
Besides huckleberries arc smaller. and, OF
co1rsa there's moro Of Aem In j quartz
."Of course but don't mean that exactly.
4 get . bigger dish full Of hucklebefries,
than do Of strawberries for . quart
~oh, well. I can fix that easy. Here Bob
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06
THE MATUTlNAl FLY.

being the Thrilling Seosy, - Twelve RSse-;
ures, Of Sleepy Cieisea and m Perstst-s
eat Tormeseoe-Tran4uilB epsse at Lase.
(Puckl
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

the ''den OF thieves" and he glanced
uneasily into the Easements tor sharks
while he seemed to scan the second
story windows for vampires. ..Whert
are they?" he asked. after q few min
utes' silence.
..Who?''
why, the bulls and the bearsr'
They are scattered in these Offices. u
''Where's tho fighting ring? Ain,
they fenced in somewherc?"
They stepped into the narrow en-.
trance to the Stock Exchange on the
Wall street side. A wild whoop was
echoing through the halls. and there
was . roar ike great fall OF water.
Telegraph boys and brokers were dart
ing back and forth. The cattle king
was excited as he mounted the stairs to
the visitors gallery.
Somebody must be getting hurt, the
way they yell. he said. mn
As he reached the gallery he rushed
70 the rail, and devoured the scene
with his sharp little eyes. and strained
his ears to catch some ineligible
sound from tho noisy crowd below. He
grew excited ct the stir in the Lacka-
wanna crowd. and seemed to expect
bloodshed there. He read all the siQus
aloud. and had an idea that the me-
chanical bulletin board. where the
numbers were tapped up. had some
thing to do with the number of failures.
The scene filed him with intense inter.
est, even to the paper bits which COW
cred the floor like theater snow. He
watched The meaaan cpra "A tho opa1loyv
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

Looking for vandsrhals and Gould Amons
the Yelling Broksrs-Ohssrvations Up.
oa The Fighting o. the Bulls and
Beazs-Waated Elbow Room.
The man was from Texas Short and
dark. he wore cheap and untidy suit
Of black, rubber CATERS with dropping
tops, and his nails were long and horny.
Beneath the waving line Of . soft felt
hat his dark-brown eyes, small and at
times sharp. restlessly took in every
thing within range He was cattle
king. Upon the rolling lands Of Texas
his herds rosmed. waxing fat and in
creasing rapidly. His name was good
for six figures at the Chicago stock
yards. and in the commercial reports
he had al Of the letters opposite his
name that struggling young business
men. further down in the alphabet
look upon q crown jewels in COM
merce. He pulled out : watch that the
poor mans banker in Chatham street
would have called good for about three
dollars, and compared the time with
tho splendid marble-faced clock in q
downtown once. s
Il reck'n ] amt much behind time"
be said to the boy n tho outer room.
II want 70 80 my friend.
Yes win sit down. for. durn ma II /
amt tuckered out already. never did
80 such hard Walkin' - on these pave
ments" The clrks caught some Of
his metallic tones. and began TO crane
their necks 70 look at him. He met
their gase steadily. and pulled away
on tho butt Of . dvc-ceut Cigar. and
his eyos were not oaly upon
tho curious young mon. Who
seemed to suspect that there was
m oddly around. but they were
upon every piece Of furniture and every
picture. As soon - HIS friend, junior
member Of tho frm, appeared, tho cat
lie king jumped 70 his feet ono Of
which be had been sitting on. altar the
lashion OF some women. and mot him
with genial smile. saying: II reckon
You didn't expect to zee mo IN Moo
York. did youi Well. / brung bunch
q beef cattle 70 Chicago. and I KUN
On here. Got h0le last night and, q
feared you might be outer town, II
autographed you was going % KUN.
Two seed enough q MOO York. Oh.
Wouldn't Ike 70 live here long. What
do ron do when ron want quiet rest.
% yOu can think what you're aboutp
burned II I could make my salt ii this
h2ra nlnNa Hnw d0 WIN All makn =
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

A pretty girl just homo from the SEQ
side was interviewed by her stay-athome
hover on some Of the reports which had
some to him Of her flirtationS
''Why, FrankP she exclaimed "you ere
lust too foolish for anything"
..Msy be I am" he answered, sullenly.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

~ Her Sort OF Doctor.
George who is your family physiciar'
sDr. Smoothmans
: what that internal numbskullf bw
does 1t happen you employ him?'
oh, it's some Of my wife's doingS be
went TO see him about a cold in her hdi.
and he recommended that she wear anotAf
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

sbut want to know II you didn't become
engaged to one Of those fellows you met
This summer?s =
''Of course did" she replied. with .
frank smile. IL
And do sou expect me to stand that
oort of thingr'
.sWhy. Frank, how you do talk. You.
know that was only ulmmer-resort en-
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

A Digsrssee IN Be.sa
Look herA Mr.. ,Grocr,' said . Hart
{ord citizen How's this9 got twice Is
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06
He Did Ms SAareI

He Did Ms SAa9el
Brown-Colonel Kosebugle, isit trqthak
you formerly kept q saloon?
Colonel Rosebugie {indignantlyS3 sir,
never, sir, but (tboughtfully) haveaone
keep two OF three OF them up zas
SUtinQs.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

gaeemenk and That kind never counts fog
keepa"
II took . good deal Of persuasion. but
Frank finally surrendered = Mych0nt
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

Tho cattle king said that he hadnsi
much curiosity to go about much. a
he was afraid OF pickpockets and bunco
steerers. but he added: II would like
to see that place whar folks go crazy"
..Blackwell's Island?" 49,
mo. that amt the place whar they
yell and gamble"
.'Oh. the Stock Exchange. Come
with me-"
The two passed out to the elevator,
the cost Of which the cattle king asked,
and then he reached Broadway, and
looked suspiciously at those who gave
him passing glance. ''Where are all
these people going. do you reckon?
Why. they seem goin' after somethin'
in great hurry. Now. you tell me
when we get to Wall street."
'.All right, here we are"
.'Wait . minute" said the Texan, as
he stopped. He deliberately buttoned
up his coat to the top and felt to see if
his watch was still safe. He looked
down the street like one expecting to
see surging mass of lunatics grabbing
for each others valuables, and the ex-
preston of his face betrayed the mys-
terry of his disappointment No one
grabbed him BY the arm to draw him
into whirlpool of ruin. and the
passers-by merely glanced to take in
the outline Of strange figure in the
city throng. The Custom-house he
thought was q jail. and the SUBJ Treas
ury he supposed was q Courthouse.
He peered around every corner to see
the ''den of thieves" and he glanced
uneasily into the easements tor sharks
while he seemed to scan the second
story windows for vampires. ''Where
are theyw he asked. after few min.
utes' silence.
'sWho?"
why. the bulls and the bears!'
They are scatteredin these Offices"
.'Where's tho fighting ring? Amt
they fenced in somewherc?"
They stepped into the narrow en-
trance to the Stock Exchange on the
Wall street side. A Wild whoop was
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-07-10
w. G, NORRIS
JEWELER and 0PTICIAN,
KIMBALL, DAKOTA.
BUSINESS
FOR SALE

My residence in a good location in
Kimball and also Livery barn and
lot and stock consisting of horses,
harnesses and buggies to be sold at a
bargain. G. w. Cameron.
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d. w. Butler. Atty.

ID. w. Butler, Atty.
Land othce at Mitchell d. T. June 23rd 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
hnnl proof in support OF his CLAIM, and that sad
County at Chamberlain d. 7. on August 4. 10. am.
1885, viz. Samuel s. Barr b. s.. No. 23427 for the
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation OF, said land, viz: Michael Nc
Graw,. Fred King. Thomas Purcell, Patrick Pur-
cell of kimball Brule Cocnty d.. +.
4-12 Geo. b. Everitt, Register.
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MrArsl MEArsi

The only Veterinary establishment
in south Dakota is that Of Collins q
hurry ir. Kimball.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-07-10

Two illustrations Of how men will
not sJet well enough alone are given
in the Arlington tTexas) World.
One was where plaintiff having Sc.
cured a $4,000 verdict against a
railroad company was dissatisfied, and
got only six cents on the next trial.
The other was that of a man who
was acquitted Of murder, .snd went
the same day and got manieds
Mitchell Ai0il.
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Contest Notices.
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
Territory of Dakota &c
End Judicial District t9S'
In district Court in and for Brrile County.
Ennis A. Raymond. P~-4intiif
VS. q
Elijah NJ. Lyon, Defendant
SUMMONS
The Territory of Dakota sends greeting TO:
Elijah III. Lyon, Defendant
Sir: You are hereby notified that there is n.,w
on file in the office of the Clerk of the District
Court at Chamberlain in said County of Brule
the complaint of the plaintiff in the above en-
titled action, and Yen are hereby summoned and
requiSed to answer to said complaint ard to
serve n copy of your answer upon the undersisn-
ed subscriber heseto at his office on Main street
in the townsof Kimball in said County of Brule
d. T. within thirty days after the service of this
summons, exclusive of the day of service. and if
you fail to answer the complaint within that
time, the plaintiff will take Judgment against
you for the sum of two hundred and forty-three
and 56-lD dollars and interest thereon since
January LIST 1884 and cost.
W.. H. CURTIss
Lilo Attorney for Plaintiff.
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J. B. Long, Atty

j. T. Long, Atty.
Land Office at Mitchell q. I. June 2ssd 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following.named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his clam and that said
Brule Co. at Chamberlain D. L. on August 4th 10
u. m: 1885, viz: Albert Svobodny ID. s.. No. 2Uao
for the S-W A-1-l02-G9. He names the follow
ing witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Joseph
Mikish, John Sluka, John Kyetopn. John Wa
ta% Il, of kimball Brule Co. ID. Z.
4-l2 Geo. B. Everitt, Register.
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D. Ryan Atty.
Lam Office at Mitchell D.. 4. June 3Oth 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the encouragement
settler has filed notice of mis- intention to make
final proof in support of his claim and thut said
Brule Co. at Chamberlain D. I. on Aug. It'll 10 a.
m. 1855, viz: Patrick Quirk d. s.. No. 2S,5. for the
S~W Il of NV Il 3-10l-Ss. He names the follow
upon and cultivation of said land, viz: james
Pagan Jr., James Pagan ST., John Dogs, Patrick
McPike, all of Kimball Brule Co. L. T.
Alb Geo. b. Everitt, Register.
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J.. Long, Atty.
Lane office at Mitchell D. 7. June 23d 1885.
Notice is hereby given thgt the following-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
proof will be made before Judge Probate Court
Brule Co. at Chamberlain d. 4. on August ith 10
a. m. 1855, viz: Joseph Mikish d. s.. No. a41S
ing witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Albert
Syobodny, John Sluka, John Kvetoun, John
Watawa, of Kimball Brule Co. Y.
Alp Geo. B. Eyeritt, Register.
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IMPORTANT.

When you visit or have New York City, save
lagsige, ESpressagaand Carriage Hire and stou
ut the Grand Onion A0tci, opposite Grand Cen.
tfHl Depot.
EieEant rooms Gt.e5sup at n cost of one mill.
ion dollars, r.dacrdsfo S1.M and upwards Del
dry. European plap. Elevator. Restaurant
supplied with the nes.t Horse cars. stages AID
elevated railroad IL i'll dnI,ots. Families cHn
live letter for less money at the Graad Union
Hotel than Ut any otf4st tirst-class hotel in ;he
city.