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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
A fbeory About Oar Eloquent Prssehs
1x-xx~.~. H>rnH.

Rev. Philip Brooks recently spoEs los s
half An hour A. the fste OF zi3 vocds Pr
minute" BE must have picked up a In
dustr;ous wasp BY tho rudds end.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
DAVID AND GOLIATH.

Bill Nye in His Own Language Recounts
the Bible Story.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-31
From MiddiebrOOk.

Ed. Register.-Christmas passed off quiet
lv in this town. The boys had fine social
dance in the evening at Boss hall.
Prof. f. c. Waterman, of Graniteville
went TO Poplar Bluff last Thursday to spend
| the holidays.
Geo. johnson, who has been attending the
st. Louis Manual Training School, came
home Christmas for the holidays.
Prof L. NJ. shannon, of Loughboro, spent
Saturday and Sunday in town. Wonder if
he don't need "Boss?"
MIR. Rodach is slowly improving.
Drs. Gutter and jenkins, of the l. NJ. Ry.
hospital, came down Sunday to hold con.
sultation with 0rs. Goulding and Farrar on
Nh. r. Newall, at Granitevine.
Ed. Wolff and wife are visiting friends in
Bonne Terre.
Miss X. Boehling, night operator here,
spent Christmas with her parents at Sulphur
Springs, Mo.
Last Saturday night, Ed. Thomas, from
Belleview, got on a big drunk at GraniteviIle
and tried to clean out everything. While
fighting i'm Blocks saloon some one hit him
on the head with club, as is supposed, and
it is doubtful if he RECEIVERS. 1t would seem
that man who had been through so much
trouble as Thomas has would be peacea-
BILE, but whisIey made him a fighter and the
results are plain to be seen. ''HUZY."
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-31

book used was, "Swinton's Word Book
The words were very clearly and accurately
pronounced by Prof.'s McShea, Douglas and
Dayis. When the English words were given
out, the spoilers remained true to their
"mother tongue" but the ranks were quick
" broken when the reserved words (F'rench)
were hurled at then. with all the force i'm
aginable. One by one, sometimes, two by
two, they took their seats, the gentlemen
with long and disappointed faces, the ladies
with heavy hearts and tear wet lashes.
When the number dwindled to three, the
audience were held in suspense for about
thirty minutes. Finally, the lumber was
reduced to two. Then ensued the terrible
conflict for the first prize, which was web
ster's Unabridged Dictionary" 1t was
awarded to Mr.. Rudolph Balm, Cape Girar-
deau, of Class ''A' or the graduating class
of the coming June, 1886. The second prize,
Shakespeare's Complete Works, bound in
three volumes, was awarded to the spelter
of the school, Mr.. Sam Hamilton, brother of
Prof. A. V. Hamilton, of this place. Thus
the old adage was proven, Many were call
but few were chosen"
AS the pupils were notified three months
before the spelling contest, a great spelling
reformation took place in the school. May
such reformation take place in all the
schools. ALI expressed themselves well
The one lamentable thing of the occasion
Iron county did not carry OF the prize.
Very Respectfully, S. A. r.
Cape Girardeau, Dec. 10th, 1885.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-31
Our Spelling ma tch.

Ed. Register-Perhaps your readers think
spelling matches went out of date soon after
the reign of the "Hoosier schoolmaster.' y
If SO, where again should they be revived
but in the Missouri Normal School of Cape
Girardeau.
Ofthe one hundred and eighty-five pupils
of this school, there were only fifty yolun-
teers for the spelling contest which came OFF
the evening of December 18th, 1885. Yes,
there were fifty volunteers about two weeks
before that eventful night, but before that
time had expired, the number was reduced
to thirty two faithful, earnest contestants.
Att P. NJ, the Normal Hall, which will
comfortably seat one thousand people, was
partly filed with an interesting and cultured
audiences. i
The exercises were opened with a chorus
by the "Normal choir" Then came the
three hours contest which was seemingly
undecisiye for two hours. The spelling
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-31
Schneiderville, December Goth, 1885.
On the Wing.

Having closed out the school on Reeds
Creek, a rest was needed, and the writer
| took to the woods by way of Ironton. Leav-
| ing that point at 4:3O A. M, Bismarck was
| reached in twenty five minutes, and after an
| excellent breakfast, was left at A. NJ, and
Marquand was reached at 11:20 A. NJ, and
after dinner fit for King, a private con-
yeyance was taken at p. NJ, and in three
hours point was reached on the Freder-
icktown and Marble Hill State road, twelve
miles south of Marquand, where this, letter
is being written. And now tor notes by the
way.
Bismarck, DeLassus and Knob Lick have
all grown greatly since last saw them. AL
though Marquand has picturesque location
in al extensive mudhOle, yet it is doing con-
siderable business. There were not less than
fifty teams on the streets at one time. Among
the articles of country produce OH the streets
l noticed railroad ties, hoop poles, pine lum-
Der, various kinds of grain, and two well
dressed and very pretty young ladies who
came from the region of Patton, in Bollinger
county.
Marquand has three doctors already, and
fourth one coming. Three stores, three
blacksmith shops, one planning mill, one drug
store and good hotel. There is no saloon,
but gallon house protects the population
against snake bites. Three churches afford
weary pilgrims chance to dilute their
birthstone before they cross the line.
In this country wolves and dogs are nu-
merous, but deer and sheep are scarce.
There are a few wild turkies. The climate
is maarial, owing to the undeveloped con-
dition of the country. The soil is somewhat
gravelly in places, but not rocky. Compar-
ed with Iron county the hills are lower aud
soil superior. Many of the valleys are very
wide. The natural agricultural possibilities
of the country are boundless.
Very close observation, especially within
the last six months, has revolutionised my
views of malaria, or at least led to a cIassif-
cation of malarious agencies, into those that
arise from the character of the country, and
those that arise from the moral character of
the people. There is another question.
In how far Pneumonia is newly the crop
ping out of another disease lying back of it.
My main reason for visiting this region was
to get light on those points. DR.. Henderson
takes me to visit his patients SO that can
see fairly. THOMAS CALLAHAN.
Dec, 26th, 1885,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-31

THAT HACKING COUGH can be 20
rod nv Shiloh's Cure. Wesguarxutee1
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-31
Personal,
John Smith, Marble Hill, is in town.

John Smith, Marble Hill, is in town.
A. j. Smith spent Sunday in Ironton.
Mrs. Eda Rudy went to st. Louis last week
Col. Sypher, Iron Mountain, was in Iron
ton Sunday.
j. B. White, Iron Mountain, was in town
Monday. ser asg
Miss Maggie Jones, Paragould, Ark, is
visiting Miss Dora AXE.
Gus. Moser came home Wednesday to
spend the holidays.
Harry AXE, Mariana, Ark, was in Iron
ton Monday.
F. P. AXE made trip to Poplar Bluff
Monday.
VIM. Tetwiler, st. Louis, spent Christmas
in Ironton.. so r
Harry Zeigler left for his home, Spring
field, NO., last Friday.
Miss Laura Brown went to st. Louis last
week to spend Christmas.
Miss Lille Buford, Belleyiew, was in Iron
ton Tuesday.
Miss Maud Wilson and friend spent Christ
mas in st. Louis.
Chas. Kindel spent Tuesday in De Soto.
Hon. Henderson Chitwood, of Reynolds
county, spent Christmas day in Ironton.
PIANO FOR SALE CHEAP.-A fine instru
ment; owner going TO remove. Rare bar
gain. And what fine Christmas Present!
Apply at this Office
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-31
Notice-Stsayed.

Six head of cattle; three heifers, one of
them a muIey with white stripe down the
side; and one dark red with bell on, and a
calf; and light red one, with calf. One
yearling, light red, marked with smooth
crop off the right ear, half crop out of left
ear. The other three marked and branded,
right ear cropped and split, ". half crop;
branded on the right hip IL. Ypone find
paid for their trouble. n .g
Gonton, Iron Co., u
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-31

1t is wise to provide against emergencies
that are liable to arise in every family. A
cold may be dangerous thing, or not, de-
pending upon the means at hand to combat
it. In sudden attacks of cold, Group, asth-
ma, ETC., Ayers Cherry Pectoral will prove
the quickest and most effective cure, and
your best friend. I'M <
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-31

MARRIED.-On Christmas Eve at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. MIR. SAMUEL
WOODWARD and Miss EMMA TANGYE. Both
of Arcadia Valley.
A large company of friends was present to
witness the ceremony, which was performed
by the writer. Soon after the ceremony a
sumptuous supper was served, and enjoyed
by all present.
Many presents were given the happy coup
lie, among which were, silver butter dish,
fruit stand, cake plates, clock, vases, castor,
silver teaspoons, silver tablespoons, etc. The
bride was attended by her sisters, Misses
Lila and Anna, and the groom was attended
by Messrs. VIM. and Richard Tangye. All
were neatly attired. We wish the happy
pair peaceful and prosperous journey
through life. b. +. THOMAS.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-31

Geo. Andrews, oyerseer Of the Lowell Car
pet Corporation, was for over twenty years,
before his removal to Lowell, afflicted with
salt rheum in its worst form. Its uicefa.
lions actually covered more than half the
surface of his body and limbs. He was en-
tirely cured BY Ayers Sarsaparilla. See
certificate in AYERS Almanac for 1883.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-31
Notice.
Administrators Notice

mig1 stration upon the estate Of Georus
f,o h, deceased, were granted 20 fhe snndee-
= inyIon the 18th day OF November, 1885. ~
"a. Pfoaate Court OF Iron County, Missouri.
AL aeIsons having elaine against said es-
WITHIN one year after the dateg1f said letter
OF my may be preci uded from iny benefit az
~ s.sy g apd II such Claims BIZ zot exhis
a.su two A<ers from time Of the psf0l
80 " snis n0tise hey viii be topsvey bar
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-31
Notice 10 whom / May Coneern

All persons are hereby notified that Will
not be held responsible for any debts that
my wife, Emma Pariso, may contract. and
the public is warned not to let her have
goods or other property on my accornt.i6
PHILIP PARIsO.
Ironton, No., Dec. II, 1885. 81.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-31

ways be remembered with pleasure, and
ciassed among our best friends.
B. f. THOMAS.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08

A LEARN PENMANSHlP by private in
N rtruoton much time and uonsy saved References
all pups - p HtLLtf west ltthst
pest SCHOOLS.-25G presented--crculars
free 10 paronts wis assrbe tasir wants carefully
sclcctci aniiualiesi for yJttly&
NV. sCdEK1EGHOHN 4 90. East lith.sk. v. Y.
EHOlCE collection of school circulars for
~ parents guardians. Teachers department
and rarBins recommended IT, HEssE. so West 2stst.
ERIENDS SEMINARY.
East Ibta-s ani RIthsrftrt plaza
forDot1 s5t3t fJr oir3 iar, ,DpiT a. seminary
Nj EISTERSCHAFT COLLEGE,
w Of Fractioa flnsuistry
.5 West 3lstst.
kow.iOIk
YRESCH. GERMAN. SPANISH and ITALIAN
1uenuy and Automatically spoken IN an
incredibly short limo.
Director DR. RICHARD ROSENTuAL,
Originator and Author
OF tho Molstorschaft 81 stem
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
Steamboats, anb Ra,Ircao ).

A -STONINGTON LINE.
M ss1s ..s:s
du'0n' to all POW hsea forpLr General r.s.sns Ass
TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Ps
! SUP At p. and II ,: n tsundays sxcsptsp: la
e L ns .ss sss 81 10n Ana
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points ~ H0fss
s;SG Catherine % s II tsaD M !, .Dy Ss 1
UALL RIVER LINE.-The Best soand Route
e G'Sp sp ss ssd F T9 ss % s s ss G
River daily qndiy' sdSsSte q sS PASSENGER
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
Trains leave Harlem River station corner l32dst and
Third sTdss SSros ass ss hys
sae saea1yf So At go 10 and soc
heser ecT Tnpsons Bay Chester Pelham Bsyj BartOw c
Island Pelham Manor and New.Rochele connec Ing q
Win rdns for anal AZ srosa s Rro s nas Shore
line and Air Line Divisions; Newt Canaan. Middefowpy
Britain and susd Branches and Boston and al points
Minight train for Rochelle and oil intermediate sta
st i2lo daily except Monday. an ,,..r,.aa,s ..
at New way . Grsn CentI.i Depot and
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD..PasscngsI
q: e. y.
D. n for Es.ton. ssshlsssm and cSPlNo -
lSiS lsays: for HsucS Chunk and Hs.leton, $40 4 m
General Ea't'rn ono" n" ~ s.i;1Sx .is1iSarox. Q. "a
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
NEW-YORK AN
stations In New.Ycrk

LEAVE NEw.YoRK commencing Jan ary IL 1885.
& Lor South HTboy Sya phn 4 heading aR $50 s.IS
SO via Psnn. RR. is:Oo m- 500 .. a sundays:
For Esfawan,. ae- via PIN. q Reading RR, $50 ais
!oe teo % IS1 Va fSo ssn fs9 az s99 sA6 M sSnday
sg2SASs Fsr Xsa Rsna n yi rsn, an ,so soo
sunday: s:,6p n via PM s.IS.1 And nsasinS
e m For Long Branch Ocean Sr9ys Asbpry PARK Ocean
delphia AMI Heading aR ls6 SIS n 1880 500 5:45 NJ
sundays mot stopping Ocean Grove Asbury Park lo
94b O. va Pennsylvania RR. 600 1900 $3.50 SOC.
I'm susdays mot stopping at Ocean Grove or Asbury
For Frsehos via philadelphia ana Reading FR Hoo
gat via p q X. RR, at 43p 8l5 . l:30 4.30 D. Foe
Toms River. via fenn. RR, at 800 For vinelands
TUFSTs BEoDegsTE CO H4NcqGK 3 Sg SE yoog.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
Art Schools-CitY.

Art Schools-CitY.
r ESsONS given in drawing and painting
IL satisfaction guaranteed. ARTIST, 20 East ghst
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER.
WI WilIrcccive pupils beyinnulg Tuesday October d. in
drawing ol and water color painting su n 1owers and
LaIldsoaYe, china painting and decoration
studio Ma 30 Madison Ava
References
MT n. Huntington, Pr-siiet N.tonh Academy OF Deslsr
Nj William Hart. " A, Nr. Jamcs 4. Hlrt, Y. ~.
Mr. David Johnson. ",
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08

Musical instruction
DIAN0 LESS0NS.-20 years experience
l. Ieierences y. b. Mils and Dltson Co T. MANN.
4gJ Iexing
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
NETWORK CENTRAL A


through trains viii leave Grand central Depot -,
tO0 Rochester and Montreal EXPRESS through ofa"s
$40 a. a. Fast Limited Chicago end Sc Louis Express.
with dining stopping at paay Utica syracuse koehs
eater Bufao Falls Erie, cleveland and Toledo.
arriving chicago 1910 and st. Louis 7;2o D. m nsxs
day. - -. a. &c..
dssua Rochester Niagara Falls and budso connects fo2
iii a. M Western New.York and Northern Expresa with
$50 ,. m. Albany, Troy and Utica Express through
80 D m Accom- modation to Albany and Troy.
m st Louis Express with ses gears for Niagara
Fails Buffalo Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit and - Leus
6;3i m Express with siecpingcsrs 10 syracuse and 70
Auburn ROAD and 10 saratoga also to Montreal
Express with sleeping cars for hocheSter.
prao Niagara Fais Cleveland Tosed0. Detroit CHICAGO.
II D. m HgnI Express with seepin gears 70 Albany ana
Trov with the Tor the Nest a1d
for the North except saturday ntghtl
tickets on sale at Grand Central Depot Nc bowlnE
GTeea, 252 and ais Broaaway ana az Wsstsous yrsss
oficss ParE 7s5 and ss2 Broadway New.York
aud 1913 Washington and 73O Fulton sts brooklyn anu 10
ogrthst, Wilhamsborr. - -
end sleeping cars can oe
procured the ticket oees in Sewfork Ciy Al al
58g Washin st. brooklyn
baggage called for and checked from residence
Tkese daily. All sthers daily except ssneay.
these trains step at Harlem i2Sth-sI ana
J n rOCcEY, -. ~ ~. !
DOPULAR SHORE LfNE.--For BOSTON
and the east. rail Grand Central Depot Thr
erpress daily Sundays exceptedi 10 Boston a. u
D. N paor attached and with palace sleeping
sundays at 10 y. M (with pa ace sleeping cars
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
NORWICH LINE.
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE
vs10sT0N %.
Wo2ODSTER 25o,
NASHUA S3M
PORTLAND n

ssssnefs sCfH sf Worcester and "Cty s6 BssSo4~
Leave Pier 10 n r. foot OF watts pier sbovs D.
brosses s Ferry, daily except snnda7a as $50 D. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-01
Git propcrlp Tor Sale.

4 House ON good iuvc-tmcn' several new
y pnvfe Invest corner iarf--yo and N2d 81.
Mad s1u.INe.. cars pas-uR
4 FEW ol he ucv. houses corner Mad son
y ave aud -uih-t FOR sale persons desiring 10 pur
chase q well buIt hots' would go well u examine them
Waterman The pro uIsoa.
EXEtUTOES PRIVATE SALE.-FUst-
II ,lass inyrsim"nt-Iou." a q lot lOo125 feet nofh
corner AID N ~. ,uTrlr un"ncuub"fcd no
broker dealt with. ,LARFN b. GO u -. Finest
ELEGANT FOUR STORY BROWN
II SrOSE HOUSE fcnoI I'M sale change n
greet harrain so fHSt t5th..t. tOIthwCs corner NJ
Ttrkaye ~, cA stIr brO"h-stoIr house all i
prOycmcDts. ~ complete order. App, 10
JEItf. JOHNSON. JR.
No g. Liberty.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-01
iroOkInn propsrtp for sale al u Cst

CLINTON-ANE., near Fulton st, BROOKLYN.
~ To rent hlt TIE brs' locality in the cty. for u 10
sI Pc month upoy am IN good oIdcr Address
BitON y BitDH.. 20 9th ave, LTOOkyn, y. \.
L'OR SALE-HOUSES.- Fine investment on
/ 7thnyc. between Curp'-st and Garfield place NOR
Prospect I.rt tucw story ami baH mcnt br0WnEtonn
oct iPon fronts completed. cabinet SAINT
umi NJ mirrors an modern I'M rnyrnruts hrst class
In cv.r icgp,ct vii be- sd reasonable terms. ruiz
uCCIars nprlt 10
nor SALE-IiOUSEN.-D ClintOn-aVc.. near
i The elevated i.rilpad only - minutes cry Hall.
NrwYork story ,srncnt brow nsone fronts
lust comple'e ed cblu.t tr,mmnRi, cvnry Improvement
2O15O lot 100; splendid location Immediate possession.
LEONAED MOODY. 20 COur-sti
or Branch Onccs go fatbuab ave, aud 1G3 Brdorayo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-01
anlnmn Resorts.
GLEN SUM NIT HOTEL,

GLEN SUMMIT. LUZERNE COUNTY, PENN.
This popular mountain winter resort 1000 feet elevation
complete all It's appointments. is open for guests
For circulars address ]. w. ALMY.
nLNEY HOUSE, Catskill on the Hudson
" Fall and winter board delightful locati0ni table
ana accom- mediation nTaLcnsS Mrs. IWHlITELSEY
DAFILION HOTEL, Islip. Long Island, will
i house hoatGd with steam. JAMES
SLATER OF the Berkeley Fiftbave. Dthst, New-fok
owner and proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-01
ERIE Raj WAY, now known rs tho NEW
II NnRK LAKE EIfE AND MESTERN RAILROAD

ERIE Raj WAY, now known as the NEW
y YORK LAKE EHfE %EsTEBN 1d RAILROAD ,Id;G p
Arrangements OF trans a. mlRles earlier D'pO'
9am-Daily exc pit Sundays Day Express Drawingroom
EisgaTa Fais and nsoensioI Lrid; sleeping Coaches
Hornellsvile 10 Cincinnati and fu0 ao 10 Chiesgo .
So id Pullman ira Of Day sleeIIig nj % %aS az es
Noe5ra charge for fast time Ar,ives "a amancs S3 a
mi o and io s CPeps ssedn q oI p nc
7pm-Dnly BunLo and NIAGARA Pals I'm ted arrived
bu1a "A m, 81 pc, sion ridge g.: a IN; dao .os'
pom Pc bnig 'hcafo Express for the west: Solid
Elmira Buffalo Niagcra Fails Cine nnan ant Chicago
Rutherford aud Passac 40 bA5 52n 100 e3o lG23
IL midnight sundays 6:45 ia $50 1920 m lA1 ESQ
20 Up M u m iJmgta 40 ,ooo -, % noon las
$50 d0 $40 6:SO G:l0 $50 1870 30 1880 m IL
midnight Sundays 54I ,A6 $50 1920 a. In. lAo o;So
Nswars AND paterson Via Newark GAS 800 $50 1910
1880 mt 200 3 40 bSn ''So 62o 80 ,n: az IN Snu
s4SoiP :: $40 TO 900 O:2o a. M las 800 $50 So
e. s' $50 si,S o IS? - and %dsiF
O Rondou and Kingston and Montgomery n. $3.50
Goshen T. 5 is 1850 1920 m $50 $3.50 40 7OD
g $50 D In. Sunday 5k5 Ia $3.50 1920 a. IN G3O 400
&idippetown 4:4s bi5 $50 1920 $40 4:ao .
Tho an and $50 IN with New ors On.
tario aud wes Railroad at Man.t The 9am In stops
"rort Jervis 4.45 $50 o 1920 a IN $50 4:3O $50
pm sunday 80 ln20am- $50 SPIN -
"a nm "Tery nToea mnutes 5:45 N to Io:45
thirty minutes and l;45 Sundays eycrv thir nh,e'
seeTng co che. IN ned orders the checns
OF baggage may be sft at the Sompan . ZEE
Nos. Jj7 Broadway. Isl WeStst, N " No court
ST. Brookivn OF tho Conpany- Depots 80
Express from the West arrive in Newf0rk AT ElO
"'o' John y ABBOTT, GEM Pas.'r Agent Now-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-01
q onnirp propcrtp for Sale ar> 90 Get

A TTKACIINE new cottage at Crawford, on
~ Contra Railroad ~ Neville sey; 40 minutes from
ert"st WeiI-built ninr WIN broad four
uIuues nom station cent unu May sIJ dollars per
'1'''" P.D. VAN sAUN, Il John.st.. NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-01

New YORK via Desbrosses and Court
landt Street Ferries as follows:
800 20, g. o. 10 Chicago Limed and 10, washington
and " night sundays g Il - llmited and 10
Trains leaving Newl ork daily except sunday ats and
Il:lC m, l. a. and D. IN, and y. IN. on Sundays,
at Trenton for amdeD.
Returning leave Broad Street Station philadelphia
l2Ol 800 o. 645 90 7J0 SIC, $3.50, IL, and II
a N. Limited E1 press IA and so p M l2I4
$50 7:l0 TAO and On SUNDAY, 12Ol, 800 80
O. b45 $50 a m. 1244. 4:5O Limted). G:3O 7;lO TAO
p m Leave Philadelphia via Camden, a m daily except
Sunday.
TicketOces, $40. 425 and 944 Broadway Astor House.
and foot of DesbTosses and COurandt ss Courtst and
Brooklyn Annex station. foot OF Fulton,st. Brookyn;
Busch's Hotel HobOken Station Jersey CITY. Emgrant
Ticket ONCE. No & Battery place and Castle Garden
be New-York Transfer COMPANY will call for and cheek
CHARLES H. PUGH J.R. WOOD
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-01
By L. J. d I. Phiiiips.

lolloWng sale Wns maze AT the E1cnanRe
BvL.J.eL Phillips
So fyfns Nth no. No iot % EHsssStG'
BIZ John F. D. SnUth.
sstory dwelling With lot No 2o2c Madlsonsve, eso
/ similar hOu,e With No 9o94 Madison 4vO. sss 90 40,
sso ppd ih:s sd a, i17S stable ss '''
osS29 and $2a; stsDtSnst cor of dOerch-' =, $50
"a 20 $i$ 5G1h;i'ss
He Tn2 He" So-a'" lot i.o'ioif 5000
Foreclosure sale OF the s-.tory frame brown stone
tbs. s. i53b T II Of Madsonsve to John ann
AUCTION sale Of the history 6isxn dwell
e 1s VIZ IT, S 10 No %o So 1880
sh;ayS Of iaSdst 2SIao MSaG and
anSthsr ana "i'e 10 hiiuse' a $500
Osds o"sr cor Of iotnavc iOoio05 Amos ., 200
LudioT Es"S No S5 Jacob Gross Henrtti 600
mere, and tyY wife 20 @ aSsrn Sin OF $4,000
and WI 20 lanes Higgins ana another 10000
SOM ers ~ .rn s 81 10 ,hiss zchnede $500
''e exert and ND wife Ga Mssis: bnchSo and
~ and Leo S AGA ta; cbocr 10000
hoTs1ons ICON. ~ wtts 90 Man lee Chm $4,000
1ssS nrr.s to So John n ~ u $4,000
Els K Sys ana lot snOhsr 70 Wsm
TayS st PSsI M9d0p 2GSy lot 4. Nr To- May
nrN''A'hlo'Ai' IN 'yu'' 'o' .'''-, 1890
SS. a. az ar ni o. 20 IO HcaIv crt 10000
10TH fo sS Go OF 1900
r'tst "a q, ~ . 81 Posen ard another 10000
d. ms .nd dt9 e. ." - go ncs asrsri 1900
'aT sit and Te 10 nuu.t Gro.. 1870
sAtsIs6 ,on cToo Z, er %esorey $50
Grosnwlch-st, W 4. % II OF Bant.sL l7Bk 4r22o
81 B2xl6I4 ltytii CO Langhein reisree 10 -.o
jeremiah W DinnCk .--......... .,.o..,'., % wv
07t9, dne ' r.o 1SSS 10 Marie oc.t 1925
io'ih' 9 M.y,T Of iTi tn,S q Teicy 10000
Sd yCS s to arnold oha KshH 1000
3d.aye 2,l q n OF j9tLs 40. rlCONO!S W n
or t n i.n r. .,cp soe Hlt'u' $4,000
!, az J W OF 10 ao au,, Ne eotc 1000
same property Lon' in'oAo 10 ann. w" 1000
COtta gr-st. n e OF II rcm Railroad property; ZiS
Il1L+Ilr7IllOi George Raymond anu "lelo x ann
Ira J.. OtiN..-.. "''N'
Jdaye Oli ttsG io ~ icsnad sS75l