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The Dillon tribune., 1885-10-10

Shading 1t with Que hand / carefully COM
pared II rim the sleeper.
Not doubt about it! So far as a photo
graph taken from picture can 60. it was
tho man himself. The same ragged beard,
the same coarse features, the same surly
look. Young Carriston was evidently a
wonderful hand at knocking off likeness.
Moreover. in case had felt any doubt GA
the matter, a printed note Il, tn, Lot ON Of
the photograph said thai one joint was miss
ing from right-halld finger. Sure enough,
my friend lacked that small portion Of his
misbegotten frame.
This discovery threw ne into an ecstasy
of delight. | laughed SO loudly that al
most awokc tn, ruifian. guessed was GO
The Dillon tribune., 1885-10-10

Cas1'iston came to ~ 10Th the 'osely g'
on his arm.
"Iet us go now." he said, as calmly a.
be had been taking quiet evening drive
Then he turned to me.
DO you think. Mr.. Fenton, you couM
without much trouble get the dogcart up"
the house,"
l said I would try to do so.
But what about these peopleT asKe'
Brand.
GARRISON gave them a contelnptuoss,
glance. "Leave them alone he sa'I
They are but the tools of another-n'"
cam It touch. Let US go"
YES, yes. But why not verify your SUI
piclons while you canf'
Just like Branl! He's always wanting"
verify everything.
In searching for the key we had Ioun'
some papers on our prisoner. Brand eAam
med them, and handed to Carriston an , .A
velope which contained what looked 'N
banknotes.
Carriston glanced at it. 1.-THE hand".~
ing Is, OF course, disguised he sa,a' 20.
lessly, ''but the postnark shows when. Wv "
came. 1t is as I always told you '
agree with me nowF' ~,
II am afraid must, said Brand. han.v'
but we must do something outthis n'"D'
be continued.
Hereupon Carriston turned to our pr' :" u.
Listen, you villain" he said u WV #
You 60 scot-free ii you breathe no wO;a
This to your employer for the next lor'u.sa
II no learns from you what has horpsn,na
before thai time, swear you snall
~, 4
1pulled out the gag, and 1t IS nee1'e''
say which the fellow chose. ,,rs
Then went of, aad recovered leo w;th
and cart. rcl;g l,el the lamps, anu - the
soma difficulty got ito doscart up ~ 'n,ic.
house. Car,iiton must Eave esaS,.s '1,r,s,
pated the events o. the ni,a,. lne p,,ne.
he Lad broug ht with h,m contained ,osuti.
and thick, warm cloth cloak. ms w.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-10-10
Gle 1illon Gribnne.
CARRISTON'S GIFT.
By HUGH CONWAY.
Author Of "Called Buck" Dark Days."
"a Family Affair."" etc.

be surprised. As getting into that bouss
meant simply life or death to me. into that
house determined to got, by door or win
dow, by fair means or by foul So, as the
all the might l could muster. Although l
ride much heavier now than I did then, all
nv weight at that time was bone and mus
ole. The violence Of my attack tore from
the Intel the staple which held the chain;
the door went hack with bang, and fell
forward into the house, fully resolved to
stay there whether welcome or unwelcorne.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24
PERsONaI

Miss Neeie Kilean is VISITING m Grand
Haven.
Ms =. sophie Sprazne is visiting relatives
in, Jackson.
Jobn Fauon. Jc.. is spending few days
IN N isccnsfu-
Ma. G n New Williams and am Freddie
sre sf Nscstsva.
Ms. 81 ~ Detrsaf and family sre rusti-
eating AZ Nscsfsva-
N-- D r. Ninsrth - VISITING Ms H
Hcpkins n Hrtni HsVen.
W-s. Harry Il Sfanton sas retnrned home
f-aus a visit ~ severai veeks iu 'hin
Mrs e. r. rsrssr and family have gone
On eve weeks vis,t Ffth friends IN Chr
ertlrs.
q H Harvey. with TIRE Rochester faa'r
CO. - ~ -ite rifr ruasinE arrangements ao
sren Branch honsa fer fiie company ne
rsureeeuts.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.


Home before Cme
Bcade Black
Fann
which be be appreciated
Wecal particular attention to the following Big Bargains
French
quality Cashmere before been sold for less than
Three of the celebrated jamestown Dress Goods all the latest Fall
{
Two 2iincb Satin erIr worth 2inh Union Cash
a
Sutings from the made
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24
The SEASONS ADJUSTMENTS.
The LIST OF Attractions Booked for the
Coming Theatrical Season.

The List OF Attractions Booked for the
Coming theatrical Season.
Manager Powers has booked the follow
ing attractions, for the two Opera Houses,
Redmond's and Powers. Tor the coming
.sason Lotts, Gus. Williams. Siberia.
Muldoon's Picnic, ''The Strangers Of Paris, 1"
j g. Polk, Mixed Pickles" Tony De
uieF's Pautouime Co, John L. Raymond.
jacques Kruger. ''fhe World" Maxwell's
Suectacular Uncle Toms Cabin Co., Pau
lire Markham, Shook 4 Golfers Lost,
a Brave Woman" combination, with Jas.
NJ Hardie and Sara Won Leer, Emma Alb
bOtt Opera Co., Adah kichmond's Foley
Co., Mcki-h & Slavin's Minstrels, Shook &
Golfers 'I'lEouer for Life" "A ParlOr
Match" combination, Pat Rooney, Dan1
Sullsy's Corner GroceTy," Lester x Aliens
Minstrels, Bartlsy Campbell's Pa
queta." Nat Goodwin, Sol Smith
Russell, In the Ranks" combination. T. W 4.
keene, storm Beaten Mile Rhea. ". j.
Scanlan, W I'll. Powers ''lvy Leaf" Gene
We've Ward, Howard Atheneum. Nallack' :
Bandit King. Thorn's Black Flag. CrOsson' :
Bankers Daughter" The Devils Auction,
Silver King. A Rag Baby. Milllken's Ope-
ratic Company. DOwiing's Ialley HO Com
pany. The Private Secretary, Maggie Mitch
ell, Madison Square MAY Blossom" Sig.
/ Salyini. Shadows of Great City, Fanney
Davenport, Mr.. and Mrs George ). knight,
Lawrence Barrett, Thatcher, Primrose 4
Vests Minstrels, Boston Ideal Opera Com
/ pany. Michael StrOgon.' Mestayer- Vaughn
/ Company. Minnie Maddern, Prof. Morris,
/ Equine Canine Paradox. Robson x Crane.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24
Popular Science.

Following Is the table of contents of the
Popular Science Monthly for September
The Relations of Railway Managers and
Employees" by DIR. w. Il. Barnard; The
Present Aspect of Medical Education" by
William Gilman Thompson, NJ. D.; Insect
Fertilization of Flowers" by DIR. W. j..
Behrens, illustrated; Origin of Man and
the other Nertebrates,' by Prof. Edward d..
Cope. illustrated IAN Experiment in
Primary Education, III. ;" 10y DR.. Mary Put
nam jacob; The Fauna of the Sea shore" "
by Prof. II. \. Moseley. f. X. s.; Siberia
and the Exiles," by DR.. Alfred +. Brehm;
How Spelling Damages the Mind" by
Frederik A. Fernald; Sunlight and the
Earths Atmosphere" by Prof. 5. +. Lang
ley, (Illustrated); The Science of Morality
by Selim NJ. Franklin; Recent Progress in
Biology" by +. Ray Lancaster; ''The Prim-
tive Ghost and his Relations. by James e..
Frazer; The Physiology of Colors," by NJ.
T.. Mascar.; sketch of DR.. Gustav Nachti-
gal," with portrait).
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24

The Ctr Eaifors ana their Frisnos ~ las
VISIT Psf-ia-Bay.

VsIt Psf-in-BzY.
For -sssrai ssars 4 has beeE taa elsaon4
VI the eltg ssiiLors q tns safiegs i5faad Rap
as 5allies - sise az sEearsaoa - soale aa-
aghIfal resort Niagara Fails 4as sssaliy
lhe oblectlse Doiiat sad aazarsds ~oald loln
tbs sxear-loa pariaes. 0u aeco11t ~ fariolls
esmalaaglons ~ the fallroa1 ooElpanles, TIE
1llzcaltg sf securing tasorabls rates aad the
li.-bosssbiL-g " securing ilekets siEn rsa-
s.saslbla uu-s .llait. these s1earsioEs ~ers
4bauaoned Ihis gsar ths elty editors pro
Do=e 10 resiys ne 1ld eslston and
4il ask their friends ~ lOin thsm
ia grand press excursion - Put
IL 3ay. Lake Erie. The excursion
3lll be made Is popular one and already q
.arge namber hase -iguino1 their lDtentlon
VI bslng uapOered sltn the party. lhs
Erlp 0ne "a tls m0st delightful that coald
possibly be arfalgged fron tins elfy lnclud-
ny both = railroad and steamboat nde- The
route ~iil be sls Chicago q Nest Michigan
railroad 70 AiL'gan the Michigan Ono
road ~ Toledo, snlcn raus through The grFy
huest section of Michigan and - one VI
Tie elegant side wheel steamers q the Star
ice ta the ISLAND. Ample accommodation.
10 the Nay Of nIst-clasc railroad coaches and
boats NlA be provided ~ that al Who par
/ ncipata 4Iil De made comfortable. Enough
I has already beeu learned 10 insure a very lOH
I rate 0f fare being obtained, 4 reasonable
I time limit on tickets, etc. The exact date
I has not Jet bssn determined upon, BAT tie
I train Will probably leave Grand Rapids sboui
7 September l. Many attractions are offered
/ thO1e whO partlcIpaLe ia this excursion. anc
I every effort VII, be pat forth % make Il ~
+ excursion II the season. The city editors
/ want All their friends 10 20 With them, snl
/ expect that larl.e parties Vill % made up n
/ al acent tO@ns. The arrangements are vel
under way aud Ia day Or two denulte In
formation will be furnished a. 10 the prices
I and time.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24
OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT


Sacques plush, silk ottoman and diagonal cloth
We ofer rgoodf New heavy b
S4OO, $500
Markets.
New n andb
500, last $1,000
Beautiful New Markets, Astrakhan,
never eforeso less
las price o
other quality Silk Plush
in extraordinary
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24

"A growing interest in art matters Is
being manifest IN our Valley City. it
will be worth while to know that the two
most difficult features of portrait painting
are
lst-Ihe likeness.
2d-A natural fresh color and texture.
The country IA full Of artists. but how few
triumph over both these difficulties, espec-
tally the latter, which seems To evade even
those who IN other respects produce fine
work. In the window Of Mr. Herkner's
iewelry store i a portrait oe young lady of
ovid, Mich. which embraces both of these
qualities and combines strength with deli
cscy. We understand that Mrs. viii Beebe,
the artist. has made an especial study Of
flesh tones under the best instruction IN
New York City.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24

Leonard Vanderstal. a farmer residing in
Wyoming township, has gray horse that
has been condemned by the ;. Z. c. A. for
having the glanders and the Society l.
backed IN the case by three veterinary surg
cons. Mr. Nanderstai wa= in the city Satur-
day afternoon and showed TELEGRAM re-
porter three horse doctors certificates. stat
ins that the animal is not affected with the
glanders. he says he u willing 20 shoot the
horse u 10 has the glanders. bat az present
be = at a loss 10 know which three OF the siI
doctors are capable OF Judging IN the case.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24

List of patents granted to citizens Of
Michigan. for the week ending Tuesday,
August ~. 1855 complied from the official
records Of the United States patent Office ex-
pressly for THE Tu ScRAW by Homer 3.
Harlan associated witl herring & Redmond.
solicitors 20 patents No. 637 r Street. y.
". Washington. y. g.. of whom iuforma-
zion may be had Appleby, Iuo. W. kala-
mazoo, temporary binder. Brooks. Geo. and
= r. Pike. petroi grain separator. Myers.
Vim. W. Portland hair Clipping machine.
Reed. Lews e.. Gfirard. plow.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24
To be Opened in Few Days.

Our Preparations for large Fall and Winter trade have
been IA very large scale. The balance of summer
stock has been slaughtered in order to make for
New Fall Goods purchases have been very heavy and
as we bought the bulk Fall Stock direct from
manufacturers Thereby saving the obbers prott can
safely patrons that cannot be undersold by
house the trade As dry goods of every description
lower than before known in the history of the dry
goods trade and order people against paying high
prices for goods carried from last year will simply
quote few prices which guarantee fully % per cent less
than last fall
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24
GIVES UP GRACEFULLY.
Allegan Didn't Want the Soldiers
Home Very Bad After All.

Home Very BAD after All.
After becoming fully satisfied that Allegan
was not 10 have the soldiers Home, the
Gazsffs consoles the people of that city with
the following;
well, Allegan has shown herself in this
matter 10 be- an enterprising, wide awake
and progressive town, anyway. IL we are
not 20 have this Institution. which we richly
deserve, we at least can 20 on with the sew
eral improvements already IN band-fOr, be
70 known. Allegan Is a live, growing. public
spirited town. We are expending =, ,OOO for
new iron bridge; over 5000 for new
pumps and machinery for water works;
Sl.0Uo for q new ward school building, and
there are IN progress or have been completed
this season SIX brick buildings for business
use and a score or more OF residences. lt Il
not every town, either. that will subscribe
8 60 IA "a few hours a bonus for n sol
dIsr- home or for any such purpose. Go to
IOphet lif necessary with your soldiers
home. Auegau didn't want II very bad any
how xff
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24

Gen. Nu-aey. q Washington, has written
to Col. Fex. iu response TO an invitation to
attend ,ne Amy of the cumberland reunion.
iu which he expresses his purpose 20 be pres
eur he slzo asks vhether guests Are ex
pectsd te bring their wives. Cot Fox wishes
ne thoroughly understood that the arrange
menis FOR entertainment are In the hands Of
competent sub com mittees. who are bard AZ
work and tnat ample preparations viii be-
nsde fGf che entertainment Of al who come
with ~ well a. those without their wives
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24

The stock of drugs, medicines, etc, with
store furniture and fixtures, lately owned by
Joseph 4. Hunter. situated at No. 4S5 South
Division street, for sale cheap. Parties
wishing TO buy will do well TO obtain prices,
ply 10 VI. III. Walker. rooms 81 and 32 Led
yard block, or T.. VI. Sprague, 32S South
Division street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.


Woolen Shaws low
We will sell Beaver Shawl all WOOL for S3
Extra Heavy Beaver Shaws g., last :.
Fine Velvet Shawls g. 9.
a z,
as wv and
Fine double last 70 3.
xtra ne an Il GdOube Shawls 81
houI 0cents.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24

49, = ssans.
fIz-sFal froal - Aa.dre~ lauEch. tax Aoa
a. al.srnila lsesias l1e hslz.s, ~. ~ oats~s
sfraet a. ~ a. a.
ALLEN IL this clfy Az q l.ss sflef loa-S
a1d Sallfl- Llle-e ~ t~o gasass. y a ALLei-
a. 81 u ysass s1d s1oLik ks-
hz Lllssva Llg s4esnzoe 49, oofis ~ith1af a
1.arl4ar thoasb u41ah ~ ne ulae ~ are~1ful
palu. He laasas fallLls II chiiorsL 2la ~ -
elEs-e ~ frlalls ~ lz3Gf4 1Es '1e fl-cf ~
sl tak1 pLsce al ~ la.e Feel1s1ee. r. tse T" 80
Disisloa strset. 81 Z u clocs =. a. 4ou12s A.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24

" NAsa4sGIos. Aa.alst z4-fof TIE Lp-
per Lake. Locoi Fai1s. sarianis @inds,
loser tsmBsTagars, aizhsr oaronlstsr. Up
psr Aississig gpl 4.isg Local rains, thunder
storms aud variable @ind..
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24

The Committee on Hotels II The Army Of
the Cumberland reunion met saturday ever
ND a. Sweet Hotel and elected A. - Rsth-
bun secretary. The committee talked over
the earaelfV 1f the various hotels ard places
where VISITORS can 30 sccornuodste 4 IL
viil prara~a a list 81 All such places as soon
~ r0zs1h.e sud arrange a syeteu1stic method
f1r fae disposition ~ ere large number ~
ueorIe who wI resnire accommodation
tsefr,.r fh.- -nnrrn~
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24

Ca ard after Asl1ag Aag. lo, the pace
% Is4 aazsIsa 4 sL sssa4as ~ subscribers ln
this cits, ~ &lasI lna paper - dsilFsrad ~
ezrrief. - ~ oenls per ~eek or ta..
a seas - 4.isanca- frce yer slnzie eoEs .
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24

Ail WIZ .ontenpiate attending IRE Com
userrial College saeuli uake thsir arrange
rients before sept = F-ssf Sweushers
<sys ttst hs- erand Rapi6s purils cften
un.f nnhi ere beet zeaf4 eEu r.ssifscus ere
ssslxred - cutssders VIM have uaste sprii-
ta1iun esrts.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24
Morning Telegram.
GRAND RAPIDS. AUG "A, lsss.

4ss n16scFsbeF sot rseslsiAg fEz fEI-1-
s4.4 rsg.slslFsg lzl1 pFo"Dtts sstis eos.fsT .
fsssF ~ Aoesfgss-g 1.as egles ~ isLspisosas ~
sesfl1i casa 0ar loiepbo aalAber - ssi
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24

The handsome portrait 1f fren lfrsnt. Ia
,ii xhi-h l. ,T axh3hfticu in Pisrre's sho-y
viutiev ros reiutef by a Spanish Arrest
4nf r. ere property ~ Eel. Chase. % smyrna
ff IS valued st g. on and was or' 'zinsIl s
rsintei fer IRA Neu firleaus ReDnhifcsn
Ciuh. Tt was i0aneti to Cart C r. Helknsc
a' he sgtlhitai IN tfis rfy nntl altar the
meeting - sI,e army ~ fhe CuHberisnd.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24
i BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES.

Blankets s1o 100 and $50 last for the 200 $50 and
Dds
Cont sin
Flannels of all kinds,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24
CHILDRENS AND MISSES CLOAKS.

line Chiens Misses Clocks embraces all the styles the
Misses New Markets a specially We
81 s. and which fully less than last
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24

The many friends and acquaintances of
Mr.. L. NJ. Nichols will be pleased TO learn
that that gentleman has taken quarters at
the Popular" Boot and Shoe House, \ o.
a. Canal street, where he will superintend
and operate the custom and repairing de
partments. Mr.. Nichols or Doe Nichols,
"A he IL better known, has had thirty six
years experience In making and repairing
boots, shoes and rubbers, and the four years
spent IN the employ of f. J. Lucas have
made him many friends. Like many other
fine features, Mr.. Nichols will be a shining
nrht of the "PonnlArn
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24
Business Nil De Good This Fall.

Business Mi DC Good ! MS ' All.
Reports from al sections II the country
indIeate great Improvement IA Al lines ~
business. aud nowhere = the encouraging
feeling more noticeable than among the sD-
teFprising baziness Inen Of 00r own elty-
Ne mud them al hopeful and expeellng
good trade THIS falL A reporter Of IHE
IkLEaEAA happening IA al NInegar's.
North Division street. on Saturday, took Oe-
easion - inquire Sh1t preparations were
being made for the FaM trade. Mr.. Vine
g@r's business has rapidly increased during
the past year, and 70 such an extent
that Il is necessary % buy goods IN
all lines IN case lOts. THIS fact explains the
secret OF his success. len sale. at ten per
per cent profit are be tier than two sales al
twenty I'VE Per cent. A hint 10 the wise Is
sufficient, and the buyers should take II and
20 where they can save fifteen per cent on
their purchases. As the school season IL
near at hand, a very large stock of school
books and supplies of all kinds Is on hand.
Extra inducements wall be offered teachers
and schools buying IN quantities In blank
books a large hssOrtincut II OUcrcu, ranging
IN price from four TO SIX cents quire,
and guaranteed 10 be fifteen per cent. lees
than sold elsewhere in the city. Ia all de
partments this same variety and low prices
will be found. We cannot enumerate all the
fancy goods. miscellaneous books, splendid
line Of pocket memorandum books and many
other articles, but We must make an excep-
ton OF al invoice of boxed papers just re-
ceivec, put up "A sheets of paper and "a en
yslopes IN box, in legal or wide fold, white
cream and pink paper, plain and illustrated,
the finest line ever offered IN this city
at only 10, 70, -, 20, 20 and "a
cents box. A leading feature
of this establishment, the news department
will continue to furnish the public with al
the leading daily and weekly newspapers, IL
lustrated papers and magazines, at the EARL
eat possible moment after publication. A
full stock also of the Seaside and other Ii
braries. Mr.. Vinegar IL deserving of al
the success he Is meeting with, and We are
| glad to know that he Is rapidly taking the
/ front rank in the book, stationery and news
/ business of the city.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24

Remember Goossen's always have the best
Kalamazoo celery at 10 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24

Nr J. A. Otte. having completed a full
course Of Z -inarY Analyses under Dr. y. q.
Vaughan ~ The I Of VI. y prepared % make
microsc0Eicsi chemical qualitative and
cumulative exaguInsti 7u ~ urine. Charges
two - FIVE dollars. .lffice WITH DR.. K. ] D..
Kirkland. NJ. ~ Monroe street Hours 10
- A. n.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24
Ladies', Gents and ChiIdrsn'S Underwear.


White and Cli M5no
in grades
Gloves cheapest the
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24

Never did we have such Large Stock.
Never could we offer goods at such Low Prices
All we ask is an Inspection Of Stock before making
your Fall Purchases.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24
Coal for Cash Only.

We. the undersigned coal dealers of
Grand Rapids. mutually agree. in order TO
place our coal on the market AZ a less figure,
that we will sell coal for cash only. :. Z.
Bennett. VI. r. IomlinsOn. g. r. Tee and
Coal Co, Dickenson n Storm. Eagle Co
operative Coal and Wood Co. A. b. knOVl-
son. Dated August 18th. l~o5.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24

Peck German Cologne 3 10 per pint. n
eeuts Ter ounce Fragrant and lasting Try
it De TiA please Jon.
Prra's uRrc S~rvp.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24

Surgical Instruments Abdominal Snp-
porters. Syrlnges all kinds. IN fact every
thing known a. Surgical Supplies At
PFrE' DRrre STORE
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24

The Cheapest Store in the CITY
Toothache Drops given away At Steketee' :
DrnC Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24

sfy Extra Inducements oneIt school
teachers buying IL quantities
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-24

WRITING PAPER PACKETS.
Foreisn Note. linen and pure white papers
al 10, IS, -, -, 81, A. aud 30 oonts.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-16

The coal advertised for sas
proceedings forecose the mortgages tneio
behalf Of tho bondhoders and will be sold at ColumpuS o
the lTth dlv OF February noxt .~fo,r
Holders OF bonds or the floOr 600 issue known a. am
Line Coal Ftrsts" wei holders Of onds of the soouo
issue Mineral Division Coal ftfsts arc hVng
notified that the UNDERSIGNED has been requested by tno in
holders OF said bonds 10 take charge OF the Duyns ~
said properties for the beneft OF the ondhoders any har
holders hereby requested 10 forthwith depOst te
bonds with he central Trust Company WI whom
have been made this pnpose for use III tne P
chase OF said co properti ..a.n
OF sao in Main Line Coal requires cam
deposit Of +2OO0 by the purchaser at the time o tne
and the order of in the Mineral Division ca case
cash deposit OU0o by the purchase NJ the tnc OF
sale order these cash payments and cover ~
expenses t will be for bondhoders 70
with bonds Of the face Thereon ~
Any surplus Of cash necessary expenses VIII 10 "
funded. ur,,
Room %. 10 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-16
Gteamboais at0 Railroads.
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as tho
l. MrW.YCRK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

l. MEw.YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
Ars.nssmsn.. Of .rsan. from Depot From a'd
q 10 minute; earlier p,.-,,,,,.,.
e
rsss @ SSS a.
as D. ri ,o B m n. sSS nj 5s mo
land sS 81 Is9 yoS ~ and
5na.e6sS. the wo,s Solid Train
S "a
gaas. smotns ooschcs to Ch,ossa
ssS R2Ssafola and fs:sse 1 Is
sls%s Pssy:oa ' sss $50
tnndsys s:S s. $50 foso s'sos %ldnishs
TO ,pa sc c % and Il
night: 11y s S o R aiS S eo $50
and u mdnish Sundays 6IO $50 io5O i'4S $50
FewSars and Cornwall 7,s6 q $50 iso 81 m Sunday
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery Am $3.50 m.
Ss's:s sssJ.; 9s2: T sss s. 80 $50 $50
s $3.50 ,SS % sS S;
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s,S6 ie:2Oa NJ $3.50 p m: ,... ..,, ,or,
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