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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09

tation Of this town, The people have
had hard winter and money wou't
get plenty until the grass gets good y
Reporter; Where do your CUSTOM
ers come from2H
Mr. Chase: "From everywhere, city,
country, state and travellers, We treat
Tie people we'll aud they like to trade
With us
Reporter: care You acquainted
with many of thCm?h
Mr. Chase "Sumo faces are fault
lar rs old customers, but r large part OF
them are strangers, who tell ~ they
have been recommended TO come 10 us
by some Of their frieuds.n
Reporter; care You making money
at the prices you are selling goode NJ
] now ~
4 Mr Chase awe frankly admit that
we are not, aud we canaot keep up thie
4 racket always; but We are overlooked
with goods and we will Just let the
goods 20 for "A while YETI
Reporter care your SO $40 and SIC
suits Of mens' clothing as great bar-
gains as you advertise them TO be2N
Mr.. Chase: "Our SO suits are worth
$40, our $40 suits are really worth SIS,
and our Sl2 suits are really worth SIS
Reporter; 81 believe / will take one
Of your Sl2 suits. l don't need Il Just
now, hut you might sell them all out.
Is u not probable that your sales Of
clothing now Will ourtail your spring
busluess2'i
Mr.. Chase; ''ro some extent, but
there are some people to whom II Is not
convenient to buy just now hey may
not have the ready money and viii be
buying later"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09

We offer at absolute cost entire stock of Mems suits Of cloth
ing from the lowest to the best.
We offer absolute cost entire stock BOYS clothing all
qualities and sizes
We offer at absolute cost entire stock of Ladies' COas Cir
cuaS Jersey Jackets &c We bought the goods December LIST mt
sixty cents the dollar. Among Silk Plush SEQ
worth $40; Black Satin ut $40 worth $50,
We offer for sale absolute cost entire stock of Ladies'
WOrsted Dress goods.
We offer at absolute cost entire stock Of Boys and Mems
OVeTCOatS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09
lpn IN Snme Texas COnntles

ITAsCA, TEX, Jan. 81, 1885.
|l1r OF THE GAZETTE.
a. hrilcle in your issue of the
called "Anli-Prohibition,"
he writer says it is quite
her "assaultn will be made
s. legislature this winter by
u "PrOhibitionists.n The
he is opposed to it because
mental to the interests of
ennce reform.n 1t Is the
the advocates of the saloon
in the guise of q temper
olliDg the dagger, that the
be the more severe,
old that the question is of
to the people Of Texas.
such efforts as the writer
tard a movement that is Of
He marks out a line of
10 legislature to follow In
y, and calls the petitions,
right 10 vote on this ques-
ls petitions.u Ttipk OF 1t,
Of Texas, ye mothers who
waiting, hoping, praying
quest TO be graz ted, your
fe now called "bogus," /. e
lcounteifeit.
~ seems to object mostly
law Is 3 failure where II
led. He first calls attention
10 Iowa, where II has been
q few months, end gives
nom some corresp ndent OF
That state. That cores
The Iowa paper may be cor
abundant proofhAs already
med showing that tbe testi.
Kansas and Maine is great.
We u0uOt that, also.
we come nearer home.
exhibition work in Texas
haekwall county Jail stand
al the time since they
option ? Why does BlancC
stand open u year at {
lleuit court hold only two
a0Ioining counties will
q court four weeks at ,
slanco with local option
4 ntorney- generals repoT
Indictments for felony
V with whisky, has fifty
re the fines assessed IL
ios2, S27 against Sl352 il
Wy dOee BlaucO show not
,elment for murder in ISIS
~ with whisky has IA 70
y Wilson county assessed
N fints In 1882, will
\, | only 800 in 1888, witt
o. these last con trssts loo
ssSslney'generaps Itport {
Olllon were a failure Their
~ advocates Of saloons CON
'u ~, role OF temperance me
ihe writer says it is OF II
Az and yet by the systel
'ss, many are led inio ia
Q. lniqnity, are there 81
tI, and then to gambl,
S,lguied proc poets buried
broken, souls stained wit
gllded palace Is ofteI
y, " blood, while the sniokln
llpiing blade sends guilt
,o eiag and unshrouded int
I n. Gods q, word pronounc.
Hs iIailie. Up. l..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09

Nmn@
Chase Trading. Company, Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09

eoasg special inducements
sIl1'1,s.aiplatlng buying furni-
ln., .iose this flrm will sell
ves,' a.lhent plan, enabling
.6i ~, reasonable outlay each
snds,Naiself np In good siyle
n. ~. one walnut bedroom aud
~ Can aud see stock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09

" you
n
/
nj V h % prof BY G
HT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09

~ AUTHORIZED TO AN
Is. K. smoot as a candidate for
the once OF city engineer at the
p ! election.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09

: AUTHORIzEDTO ANNOUSCE
G, Terry as a candidate for the
+ engineer at the ensuing April
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09

We offer for ae at absolute cost entire stock Of Ladies'
Mems Wooden Underwear.
We offer for stock Ladies'
Mems and Chidrcns Wooden Hosiery
We Offer Tor sale
COlOred Blankets and Bed Comforts
Persons sending mail please
breast and waist measure and length &C inside of pantOOS.
We make speciality of Mems Cashmere Panis buy
them thHny i'm and buy them lower; of
them than any store in Texas and sell them lower.
We make speciality of Mems Shirts all every kind
them very low prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09
TEXAS COWBOY LIFE.
The Spring Round Ups-How the
Herds Are Separated and Driven
Back to the Ranches.

A Glimpse Of the Workings Of the
Branding and Marking Pen CATTLE
on the Trail-Oamp Life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-18
Go Uhom Ut map Gonrern.

H0MAS SALTMARSH, native OF Stamford
h1dee York England b, his fathers death In August
become entIted in cssion TO real estate
q the viii Of his grandfather thomas ssit.naIsh. q
~ anderHgusd; or be will be presu.ed 70 be dead =
~ Known whether the above named Thomas taltmarsh
nerried and had any children. Is now living He
- from Liverpool to the States about 1879 unnsr
any Of these points desired 10 send particulars
koosrs. i. r. A. q ]. II WOOD A Co,
solicitors, York, England
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEw-yoRK CITY.
The following shows the real estate TRANSACTIONS
recorded yesterday.
courtandtave VS.. IT'S ftwof 1Abth.st 26x16; an mn
Michael EcSes and wife 10 Mary X Eckes;... sSvoV
7lsf-sf n 8 dsO 1t of 1Ithave. l5.Jxxlo2.2: Enza
beth steinmeiz to Henry Hoyt
Ra,lsoae.ayc e. lot 10 81, Esd Ward; Thomas COT
fee 10 Kasper artman A'oV
7lstsa a,sr z -, Prees TO Trsns Flow - $1,000
l3gfhst o g. g9.A ft OF C0llese-aye 70 Morris-aye,
25SI-, y interest William n Robertson ana
another TO George w Moore.
same property; William IL roster and another
Macomb's Dam load, W 3: plot apoping ANU OF
Blandna Ancrews. 3 interest; Alfred M m,
Taylor and another 10 William Beck SuooV
Loring-ave, centre line lOo - OF 2O6thst oAiV ooo
Alfred TAYLOR and another TO Mary Mapet;;.. 3oOV
LnSS graese re re- cree Z to John scie 10000
Willis-ave u Q OF lS3d-sL lOOfSJO; William -, o,o
paif and wife 20 James Pohschd and another 1000
l43ds 337 II OF Wilis-aye. lsxlOo Charies -oo
Van Anper and another 10 Agnes smith o'oVo
10th st. 2J0.6 ft W of lst-ave. lOeXlOz2; George
another SssroA On" "no " -. 1880
A'eA ssTes axton and vile to Henry 1880
o2ds 1tS and nd ic To- Joseph 1880
1o7fiet n 4th-nvo, 2OX10. Walter L
Sleck Frank w Kitching AoOo
Sith-st 1870 II Of Jthase, 3OxxlO22; ferui- o. 400
nand Boehm 60 Mary j. Hamilton oNVV"
Bolton Road u Q c Soaman-ave TO Prescottave.
&c. &c; George Opdyke ana wife TO William a
Opdyke and another 10 interest --------.--.. ~
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steomboats ano Railroads
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND
,noNINaroN LINE. INSIDE RoUTE,

sroNrSSoaSoSe new Pier s 4 r. block above ,S
except ss sSsS sstspeen landing
pssc esss without charge Most direct route 70 WHICH
al an and " roPfLE General Passenger Agent
looks TOURIST TICKET OFFICE dSs
a nsNs% &c IsSSssa
rate: 3 "a Aqsrss
Thos SS9K soS " Chicago los Dearborn ST.
NOR sS,, ORIENT, GREENPORT, SHELTEE1R s
ISLAND soGTmobbp sr ana ~ sA E. NewYors foot
FRANCES ssEss ger and szr0R
DAYS at RRRkcREIT & BRO. Agents 90 soa.h-s. n l.,
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
IL Ann RAPID TRAINS TO ALL POINTS
fREcuhNf A- ON Long ISLAND.
See full time tables an ss,o asS q ,ns hes RPoa
and at u.s. 2o7 6 94a sos. lS Grand any central Depot
ssS .V at the FiisS wIndsor and other principal
s b Es T. aSASB rfEsooRXSzHs hvEh7 AFTER
AEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
M aps0S e%ra Depot tune ~
Tsa Trans RocSessr snd Montreal through
s ssss. aS and # special with
ira ast ed ETR eeses wts
scSsro' m Cincinnati and T. bo Sas lara
I'm. next day Throuzh Drawing Room 'A
lO:,1 o. m Chicago Express drawing car EaIIs and
eeid sprin~s Canandaigua Rochester niagara fnS anu
tn m Western New. and Northern Express W.T.
yl M uhsnv Troy Saratoga and Utica ExpresS
shrough drawing room To Lake George on saturdays
oh n, ACCOMMODATION 70 Albany and TROY; .,..,.
81 m Chicago ST Louis Express with sieenin
NIAGARA Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo De"oir Oaca'"
O"s Express with sleeping cars 70 Syracuse ana
A,p,r, and TO Saratoga also TO Montreal poonas
tspb M Pacific Express with g lot and De
oit sis ~ WaertOwn daily Cave vincent dav ekcops
81 da, and Clayton an ogdensburg daily excep' S~
VI ls m Night EXPRESS with sleeping to Albany anl
Troy Connects with the morning trains for tho West and
Ne n an sale AZ Grand Central Depot No Bowling
arsn Ii broadway Harlem Depot l25thst and 4tnave
mi Al Westc0tts Express Oces Park place near broa
vayl iS5 and q42 Broadway and " West lzosI sew
YORK 1883 Washington and $50 Fulton sS. brooklyn anu 10
lfhx., NliansbUrg -, .,uu.,.- 49, ..,s,
rreur al any Of ticket Offices in New-fofk CITY aud
E2 Wishington-sts BROOKLYN. .,,....
% gs@rage called for and checked from residence
nhese mains s w.. "a Harlan u25th st and 4th.ave)
ION SUNDAY runs only to Albany and Troy prNnprcx
I'M TOUCFY. ~. m na ~ A cent
General superintendent oeno'"' i"''e
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legal Nclleea

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of the UNITED
states for the Wos.ern District on Pennsy mia
Edward " kInsley The BulalO New-lotk ana Ihua.
mia RAILROAD Company and tl tidcy Insurance Trust
and safe Depost Company aud others No D. oil November
1885. In equity.
To whom II my concern; . -. -.
Whsreas by an order ~ Court made In the above cause
dated NAV 2i 1888 g. clinton Gardner esq Was appointed
receiver the nancd railroad company deend OF asu
ordered aud directed 20 keep accounts
Of al sms Of money received aud paid OCT " him on account
his accounts monthly before sussex ~
Davis esq who appointed SPECIAL Master bY 'aii oue
Notice Is hereby given that tha una rs,a speS AZ a
rs irs5 at II o'clock az bis oice 80 2l3 SCUM oxIh'
y, in the city of phadc phia Penn. and on ho fourth
Tuesdly II each month thereafter al the ae hous ana DICE
the accounts OF said receiver when
and where iii parties interested notified 10 attend they
80 nrnner 80 10 do SUSSEX u. DAVIS, Master
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Che 0urt.


nor BRIGHTON BEACH RACES
TAKE CULVER ROUTE
FROM WHITEHALL STREET.
DIRECT TO TRACK
NIONMOUTHPARK RACES,
vi Long BRANCH. y. J.
EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
tn TUESDAY August 20. Races promptly az 300 +. m.
each day Hurdle Race On steepech2so
each day. Trains and boats direct 10 course -
Philadelphia and Reading H. H., Liberyst fcrT55 7t5 =
IL \ ~ J.: m 1913. l2A5p rcuusylyanis H. H. Cort-
landt ana Drsbrosscs ttr Ferry. o. lSV n m, ~ m
1870 pm Boats Via sandy Hook Pier =. ~ H.. . IL m.
l3lh p m. $4,000. . go, q, 80
J. ii. COsTElL sec. OkO. 1. LOiuLLARD, Pfcsiirnt.
NORTH HUDSON DRIVING PARK ASSO-
~ CITATION, HOBOkES. =. J.
OPENING MEETING AUGUST Is AND ~.
FIUST DAY. TUESDAY. ANtt ST Is
for members horses 800 cas. members
Purse SOW gai class 3 Pure 500 2s class
: Prize. runniDgs mile gentlemen rdere
SECOND DAY. MhNN rNDAN. AUGUST ~
3 Three prizes members horses free Tor all class
members Purse 90 2Ss class Z Purse s9OO
1gl Purse si0Os running free FOR ala rnie eats
Racing vii begin az Park may be reached ~ STAGES
conuectng with the Jaye ferries by street cars
from Hoboken. Adussion. gentleman AMI Lady 0O cents
Inffffs for opening meeting close August IA. =.
n LIE. Jr SECRETARY 10 II ud-ons, Hobokeh ~ J.
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Amnsfmeuts.

Amnsemeuts.
DASEBALL.-Polo Grounds, to-day.
- pH1rt ap1nd pds1gue Championship Match
Game called p M Admission, 80 cents:
DIJOU OPERA HOUSE.
Supported By RicE and DTxEi's BIG BUaLEsauE co.
RARTLEY CAMPBELL5 14TH;sTREET
MIXED Ss F PI eSif
u Roof Garden Promenade Concert after the opera
Unprecedented of the rcignng Opera comiquo
Admission socents; balcony. 81; orchestra, 81 so.
Next Sunday Evening" Grand Concert.
EDEN MUSEE. 23d-st., bet. 9Th and 9th ayes.
RSpSSaE isfD hh K Il E SqRfay eRasr
BEaR R5 A %AE ee28ss EE9
~ eakNb EvEsfNa coNCERT;
AJEEB, The Mysterious ter sc Chess nSi' AGtomsion.
GILMoRE's GREAT JUBILEE
IN THE COVERED AMPHIrHEATRE.
MANHATTAN BEACH.
eRAND-PRoGRAMME AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
MANHATTAN BEACH.
rA5 IEsr G pays 6s r6 sgeeHTsss
Tyery weekday evening, Mondays excepted NM
eRAIMEs 2FTERNooN ANp Ev1ENISG.
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.
% WEEK THE FV %fPfo ssa; S9esE SD WEEK
CIV: coULpocK A PRoSogNcED SUCCESS.
ExcEhiENT CAST THE Willow coPsEs-tTimss.
NIBLO's GARDEN. Reserved seats SOC.
wrh sIa
MArINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT2
L HARRY MINER, sole Proprietor and Manager.
SAhs MHMMWS RI M nShEEHiNS
Matinees Wednesday and saturday.
CTANDARD THEATRE. "MIKADO."
- Under the direction Of Mr. James G DUFF;
oyESSSs o. r FXhSESS ARe sRSsp o.
And ' here S1 a" So. u RS" and original
THE MIKADoi
THE TOWN OF TIr1ru.
IT, fr P'Ga' NJ T HXIE MT W. H. HA nRmf
TUs and MT THOMAS wHIFFEN;
Miss CARRIE TUTEIN. and ZELDA sEGUIN,
GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
SUPERB SCENES COSTUMES and APPOINTMENTS.
sgng s9qS be
CTAR THEATRE.-Broadway and 13th-st
Tnt YoIso q ENd hin' a sGsTRHrsy
AS JUL iISs ADE h6Mao A NS6H 5GLrEr"
Supported by GEAr CAST.
ETH AVENUE THEATRE. OPENING.
ID Proprietor and Manager ...... Mt JOHN sTErSON.
GILBERT AND sULLIvAN's GPERA SEASON.
Opening Wednesday Evening. Aug. -.
n. DOYif CARRIES OPERA COMPANY
FROM TIE SAVOY THEATRE. LONDON.
In Gilbert and Sulivan's Latest opera,
MIkADO,
The Orf1na from Authors and Composers
orchesirstion- ONLY COMPANY AUTHORIZED TO
Present this opera In Sew-Iork.
sale OF seats nov progressing
TTNION SQUARE THEATRE.
u MI Harry Miner Lessee aud Manager.
ROLAND REED ASD ALICE HARRISON
Mstinces Saturday.
yVALLACK'S. Broadway and 30th-st
w COOLING MACHINE secures low temperature
Jacobson q MILLOCkER'S MUSICAL COMEDY.
CIfArSER MATHILDE COtTkELLl, De Wolf
CHATTER UopTcr Olga Brandon. Harry Mac
CHATTER d0ncugh lGeneyicVe Reynolds Charles
CHAT ER rlunkou. Jennie Kenurth, and
DIE NAfIERRiN others.
Under TIC management o. JNO. A. McCAULI.
Orchostrs 81 90 balcony ~ admission. 80 cents family
circle 20 cenfs Matinee Saturday at 2.
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Excursions.
MUSICAL BENEFIT or C. A. CAPPA
AT HOTEL BRIGHTON.
AUGUST /. 1885.

AUGUST i. 1850.
Mr.. @. A. CAPPA
Musical Director.
DEAR SIR We. the undersigned residents Of New.York
and Brooklyn recognizing the excellence Of the music rem
dered by the 7h Regiment Band NJ c. ~ T. and Of your
ability as Musical Director thereof desire TO tender you
benefit and TO hat end completed arrangements with
the Receiver Of the Brooklyn Fatbush and Coney Island
Railway Company therefore, respectfully request that
you organize Grand Musical Festival to continue during
period OF three days. Brighton Beach, at such time as will
suit your convenience
Please inform US II agreeable toyou. fixing date.
Hon 8 sanger Hon Jacob Hess
Hon yaehne HIN Henry Sayles
Hon = De Lacy AW Foster
4 hG Brink < rhoS s Wv ya SyU.ar.cn
John Partridge JsT stTanshan
! Il Il f Ray%ond stewart s9e~ TsY Z woOdford
Charles " Kitchen William q Hazard
Edssr II 1Gien Edward / MoSneaux
judah VOORHEES, Charles u sneyly
Jacob Bergen Samuel Richards
w Hunter William Richardson
s,el arm sa e9icu S GsS GSasnr''
Alex Forman Alfredo Barnes
n X Kennedy ) Catlm
c Is@srs Io 5Sdwen SerSar a' Peters
Elias Lewis IT. PIHanway
Mclean DH sutton
James sd how, E e %o., Cooper
Louis rhzgead ooughtry
We Rp Thacr a eS11so snoass
Geo Moore smith Henry Steele
Moreau Morris Daniel Appleton
A W Copoyer VIM q Casey
Victor oorhies Andrew NILS
l. I. Lenerts EJ LyDd
LW Winchester TN Bracket
w HUT Logan
II l. FIeeand Murphy
John III hemp All ii Eoach
Wm MacDiarmld NJ II saunders
A James Erett
A Bogardus lhas BCstwtck
II Z DERRICK Henry Holly
Il w s .arkey w III NOntanye
II h, Hughes John Hiiyer
Wm Mcclure CIV Kohsaat
l. q Arthur W 8 0ddie
yeel Parker Inos hunyon
Z w Harding Russell A nils
n w Mason LeMoyRe
FCMcfSewee
Jno Iobey F0ItweDkbr
b. ID Neustadt Samuel l. Finley
George Power CD Moulton
J n Quart Herrick u > Payne
W reaGwen Us Warren
Jacob sullivan Julius FortwenSler
a COOD CIV Bertram
Walter Baird william Porter
Charles Robe Jr. John SCOTT
Monroe crane jr. II Bauer
os nj 4 Miller
WIN N Graves Thomas y Harriron
d II William Brs8mloy
Char 90 III Johnson Charles Lftnrop
Luke Patterson Forrnerson
Geo q knapp MeDD
Charles A King Neekan
q obb Vim N Mcneil
& " stracham Captstn edward Hussey
YIN (oie william WILLIAMSON
& Coolhue Robert u Knapp Jr
& Van Waller Slnuei Knapp
VIM Truman Bglm
Alfred Wet John Gleason
M A IIolrea Morul
r hdson In W NJ smith
jossps L Keiinssr frank " Topey
W James Frederick W Goodersoa
J s y " II Thsmi son George w Conors
James de Vaudeville Arthur B0Yce, lr
Steadnan Taylor . 100000. Alexander y Ooison
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Business propertp Tor Sale alo TO IL
Gitp i1ropertn icantro.
Brooklpn l]ropertp for Sale anI % Eel
Gonntrp propsrtp for Sale an> 90 Get


TOR SALE.-In GeneseO Livingston County,
NY the premises heretofore occupied by the late
Mrs Behiah Ayraut consisting OF
BRICK HOUSE.
Coun,odfous weil.aranged AID IN thorough repair
modern yeni nces conservatory mower
and vegetable gardens house carriage house and barns
IN desired thu adjoining premises consist g OF BHltk
RANK BUILDING, with good vault. FRAME COIIAGE,
and about Land ad i0na In The rear n also DC
pgrchased whole commanding ry;ensiyc WV o. ue
eDesee Valley, and beng about tout 70 e or most ne
sirabe property and conditions OF sale ppy 10
J. u LEWIS. or 10 STkANG & Dolly,
Attorneys for ExecutOrs
6enesco. Livingston county. MY.
CONVERTIBLE, n. J.-LiGht taxes; good
- schooa For residence or somcrvio Somer
set address A III. WHITE Box Isv' ofae Nhe ~ =
Properties from $500 10 s2O.OOO
STOCK FARM FOR SALE.-S7, 900 will
- pnrchase ne stock farm OF $50 ga miles from
the cauaty eat county sculhwos Assour ~.
Guiding imported podigreed HEREFORD bull - fine cows ~
lie lord yeangs and calves horse complete out
a. OF farming iu;lcmclts and growing crops buhlugs
fences and rpieuienfs nj good CONDITION Farm
nHely watered 81 be paid IN nstamcnts
Address J. NJ FUKD1. %eosho' -Nen',u Va az.
rTRUCK FARM FOR SALE-FOrty- six acres
4 nader highest state Il cultivation garden soil good
uuinRs and utensils conyentent 70 YORK
city markets: choice ifni IN variety
rgcass soil; sale cheap AlsO desirable ate son city
residence Convenience Tor sale OF exchange or
NOntcalr. Bloomfield OF Orange properly, "
X ~ EKINGs. Paterson, y. J.
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VNHE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE
TO THOUSAND ISLANDS
UTICA AND BLACK RIVER RAILROAD

~ TOOSAWO gSGA ~ D.
UTICA AND BLACK RIVER RAILROAD.
FavOritc Route for Fashionable Pleasure Travel
20 MILES sHoRTERi Ia HOURS QUICKEST ROUTE
To CLAYTON AND ALEXANDRIA BAY.
NEW-yORK.
EXPRESS TRAINS
Leave Grand Central Depot:
1880 ARRIVES Clayton 93C D. m, Alexandria Bay
.e4y p. m, Watertown $3.50 p. m. Ogdepsburn
1890 D.
$50 D. m-Drawing- Room Cars Albany, Sleeping Cars
ALBANY TO cliyton; leave AisahF s;s5 D. N.
Clayton 5:i5 a M. CONNECTING With Il. e
Nav Co. passing all Thonsand islants and
Rapids, arriving Montreal $50 p. ssus
GOO D. m-seepng Cars Utica and Utica to CLAYTON,
leave Utica 1880 a. connect with Moc.
trea steamer leaving Clay ton e:30a m.
0:l5 p. m-Seepng cars New-York 60 Clayton; arrive
Clayton $3.50 a IN. Alexandria Bay 10 IS a m,
NatertOwn $50 a. w.. OgdensDurg 1889 m.
l1;lb m.Seeping Cars to Albany DrawiDg- 70 Cars
Albany to Clayton; Fast Line leaves Albany
1928 M. Saratoga sos a m, Richheid 1908
1928 p. m. Alexandra Bay 4:35 D. IN, Water.
town $50 p. H. Ogdensburg eco p m
All trains solid Utica Clayton. landing
at steamboat docks transfers Steamboats, connect
with all and 70 hoto docks at thousand feead
PARK Round Island Park. Alexandria Bay and all Island
resorts The line running fast trains without stops
Apply n. Y G. and H. H. r. r. Oaice AIS Broadway. New
Tours 100 with routes rates maps st Of hoei re.
&c Baggage checked from residence
u. A. VAN HORNE THE0 BUTrERFtELp
Gen' Supt g.. +. A. Utica. y. Y
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HOTEL B2I5HToN,
AUGUST Is. 1885,
GRNTLEArE beg 20 ackn owedge the receipt Of your
communication OF August l. rendering me benefit ana
requesting me TO organize Musical Festival for thHt oc
CASTOR
accepting your kind ofer desire to express my thanks
for compliment and appoint August 90 y and % as the
time Tor holding SUCH Festival
Very respectfully.
O. A. CAPPA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-18
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