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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-18
Decline OF Man.

Mental or organic weakness, nervous de-
bility and kindred delicate diseases. however
induced, speedily and permanently cured.
For large illustrated book of particulars en-
close 10 cents in stamps and addIess, Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, 663 Main
Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-18

"UNDREssED kid is the favorite
material for slippers" says a fashion
able journal. 1t may be added that
slippers are not a favorite material
with the undressed kid.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-18
FARMERS AND sTOCKMEN.

The only remedy that cures gals, cuts and
wounds Oh horses and cattle, and always grows
the hair in its original color. is Veterinary
Carboiisalve. 80 cents and S1.00, at Druggists
or 10y mail. Cole s. Co., Black River Falls, Wis.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-18

THE best and cheapest Car-Starter is sold
by Borden, Selteek & Co, Chicago, Ill. With
it one man can move a loaded car.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-18

No WONDER Jumbo died long before
his prime. He used to drink a pail of
beer every night.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-18

CAN nothing be done to stop the
flood of girl babies? Even the new
infant at the P~enitentiary is a female.
-COuier-your2dI.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-18
TRUE LOVE TRANSPOSED,


AAA2A
UE ufE IkANSpl)SED.
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s1AN1II.
80
- ~. sSrs. ~ ~ - n.oo, Motne.' AM
- N..~ r ~ .Olis me. Sans 20 p0afe
r.ss. .a om.sa : ,.st summer why
-SA-asNa16n.s - countfy Pseople wert
y tuem; IN sure y
- S8-A sOsis ! ! nAo tnas ! don
E s.ssss. -. ...
aeSLE-ns1 =. - lssn1,ns, rosy
Srorcfs ~ eid. }..h;onsd fam u ahorss = ho ide
n - o. &c broom with which she
s9@~rss n.ISy ; - hs~ ro.h., ~
- wSsii.c ~ Xovsr hsd " aas !; nv tho
s.,ss ssa g yoS =. , nsaa = sister could be
~ ~ rs. nacs s.,. .G ID % sur ! have
esSHe ro.s ~. vH.n U ~. 1,s - mo o.;a
sns5i. "a 4 piosr woman never s ssv aai r.
~, IN \. - .sr. sss s = nm like ns a
~ 3.s1Ks~~rs~ - - 1890 Y"m on
n SSSr s.irrss : hsrSscsr.y pevpiS.
4 ~ sair4 ~sissy.s. ~;tS |. !sI ." svar .I LIZ
1e.iss~ $500 4. ~ rsAe over MS
49,. rc..isr q n sSs gsI {: ..r.a 49,. :.
$50. nSos.snf tcnes' he sssrs. ~, ~
~ Vuek heSore / ~.
a. ~. 1911 vaf- : ..,a nc,,v,- r,o.ha-
= - Snirv1no = set the yorl "rt I;
1Ss ~ - - srcscs M ,i.cs "a
H1raev 90 nosninr.F
16~rs 1870. noilv ala t.rl -. ~. :
- cs-cs1ss ~ .Jhcs.3 ~; ttc 'S1 "e' ous :
aGn~sS nv.r 4o.,,irhH .ra 80 ..c....a
M 1870 csiisd 1oilv. :. RI mt III rssa
sssi.- soans On
eYHsal. I IN > h .ns~.s.a .ra 49,. :,
- - 8nakv ,ce6
N oninoF evarv A,ro ,r ana
80 - - 49, . .sIua
lSS,. Trs~ssd 4. -. cpp.u
S1sSs..,>r Ssc.s = to-r ~ Duys
osnco6ea mssfs. Havin, sssr h;n sss sIv
ISsxea - ~ 49, nci3s -. .r-.- y
-.sSfS - hsar 80 chsrs. ~. H.. !"
n G1nncse oonsin HnIs1 riil - III, .ra
ans6nlv snd 80 ma sisndar ana M do,,ht
1ke1 Is ahocked q nv red cheeks and
& 7ssd. 1 hops IL Vii nm M .I lin vii .in s1'h IL
ssks - . issei. -. - ~. IN 4s.a ne sVsy
VAes = -. shcnt 1ir.s - 5000 ner
fAlSsr 49,. DoiIv r.n Sovr ~ AZ ca.o
~. 1heee $50 vAre com;rc thrss Is -.
Inary.
sller. thev ~. mothar y .ha c.l,aa o,t
- fsS4 - 1s3v csra r.cs,rsi- ~ ~,
eo~s sh1S s P1o"pAS "u-
TSs nsv.ccrar h.a ~ r...on - oom-
pasia q shs sreseine thew receiyed from
49, S,.srs.: Ia me h .ss%s ~. p MS x,ie
49, n~iiv - cordiai' kcrSc Z i;ssia shv
HSr eonsn Hslsr IA rc4 - ali ioon :
sSs ied nirHnre6 her 80 t;,~
eSSo1uSe w resl aolden hair. ewes blue ~
$1,000 Ng VyOo ~ ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-18

He is q wise man that can avoid an
evil; he is q patient man that can en-
dure it; but he is q valiant man that
can conquer il.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-18

Lyons Patent Heel ~Stlfeners, the only in.
Hentfon that will make old boots straight a,
NJW.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-18

THE flower Of the family is often the
latest to rise.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-18

BRoNCHITIs Is cured by frequent small
of Fiso's Cure for Consumption.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-18

sHoRsEs, beware! This il ! fence
wire u : sign near San Andrsas, Cal
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-18

The best hair preserver "a celibaoy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-18
Useful and Practical.

BOYS WHO CAME FROM THE FARM, H. BUTTERW0RTH.
VIOLIN BOWING-Buying a Violin, by ROBT, D. BRAlN.
LOCKS AND KEYS: or Wonders Of Locksmiths, h. E. WILLIS.
SMALL sT0CK-RAIsING for Boys, by LEMuEL PAXTON.
SHORTHAND AS A PROFESSION, AERBERT W. GLEASON.
HOW TO FORM q Young Folks Shakespeare Club, Prot. W J AoLFE.
HOME-sEEKING IN THE wEsT-Homestsading-
How Land il Pre-empted Farming and Irriga-
tion-How to Secure Land b3 Tree Culture, by EV. sMALLEY.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-18

J. ESTEN COOKE.
OSCAR KNOX.
BENZ. F. SPENCER.
m, A. D. CHILOS.
'. sTARKWEATHER.
w. A. HAMMOND.
THOS. 8. HOPKINS.
AMOS MURRAY.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-18
Entertaining

PERSONAL ANECDOTES Of John Marshall,
DRIFTED IN: A Story Of . storm-Bound Train,
EXPLOITS OF AMERICAN ~BICYCLIsTs, by
RAW RECRUIT, and What Happened to Hi
STORIES OF LETTER-CARRIERs, by T. v
THE PERILs OF PREC0CIoUs CHILDREN,
A BOY at the Battle Of Fredericksburg, BY
THE "CRITTER BACK" REGIMENT, and
Other Tales Of Old Campaigns, BY
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-18

CHANCES FOR AMERICAN BOYS, by
DRAMATIC EPISODES in English History, by
LIMPsEs Of RoUMANIA, by
MUSIC LESSON, by the Famous Singer,
OBSCURE HEROES, by
THE VICTIMS OF CIRCUMSTANCES, by
THE SPEED OF METEoRs, by
OUR FUTURE SHOWN BIZ THE CENSUS, by
ADVICE TIC YOUNG SINGERS, by
ADVICE TO A BOY preaiaent = =
ENTERING COLLEGE, pre.,don. =
Four Papers, by pror...o- N
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-09-19
THE CROP CONDITION.
A. Reported BY the National Department
Of Agriculture.


Of Agriculture.
The September report of the dssurtmsnI'
of agriculture esys: "The condition Of
spring wheat has been impaired since the
LIST of Aus ust in the northwest district By
heavy rains, followed by extreme heat be-
tween The LIST and middle of August, inst
before harvest, shrivelling the grain and
causing rust. Heavy wind storms pros
trated and II jured large fields. In NebTss-
ks there 10 some complaint Of smut; in
Dbl ,ta little. Chincb bugs have done some
damsge, in Wisconsin and Minnesota. The
injury was greater in Aue ust than in July.
The general average for ali spriT & wheat il
S64 against IS in August. The crop of last
year was $50, 600 600 bushels.
The returns of winter wheat are almost
ident. cal in results with those of July. The
general average il IS s agAiDst IS in July.
Unless circumstances should change the
state If affairs. the winter wheat area
may be plseed at 2l7 .00O, 600 bushels, and
the remaining ara at about 134. O00, 900. II
the injuries reported in the STOCK should
prove TO be greater than II ct present ap-
parent, few millions of reduction might
still accrue. The condition Of corn still
continues high, ranging from 80 to 100 In,
the state averages. The general average IL
95, sgAinst So in August. It was 81 last
year In September. Frosts have wrought
very little injury. and will be capable Of
little II deferred ten days. The prospect
d still favorable for . crop slightly above
The average.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-09-19
FOREIGN

Cholera il spreading in the south OF
France.
John W. Foster, q. 8. Minister to Spain
il sick in Madrid.
A fire in Nantes, France, destroyed $780,
600 worth Of property.
Trade prosI eos in England are reported
brighter than for some tine.
Nearly 200 persons have been arrested in
connection with the riotsin Madrid.
A relief fund for cholera sufferers has
been started by the mayor Of London.
The Spanish people are clamoring for .
war with Germany, or, falling that, revo-
luton.
The citadel Of PintiHh, in Anam, has
been captured By tie French after three
days fighting.
An effort h bang made to form . union
between the Enslish liberals and Irish con-
servativ0 against Parnsll.
The British goysznmsnt will present
medals to the Guardian soldiers who served
during the recent rebelhon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28
rNrLRNATIONAL LNnBIrION
Eoos auo loGn1

DYFRTlSE VENTS FOR THE NEW.
"a y. RtTp UNE" WILL n.y. RECEIVED At r, ky LIZ
UFTDW 10 DItIt..5. 30 l-3 Eio3d"AV, 90 n,I lWI,y'
trste'. uutlH p 30. o5N rroa WAY. O.tFrrn lWrNy'
SECOND tHrHfy-tpIr4 rt- untu We. io o't ven
Is Iist. corner LightlI,c, az regular ONCE Ia'oS'
orSrDI.TN.- BInlbaok SO. III .ljl,
Is-uei Or tlr German asu-- HIpa in me 3i ~ %
YORK To- bi 0,h4I8t al uer er+ nI' t"',,"t a. ti,
r,tII'c tc .llr I.u requested io d. iNNI t' H o, iI,
l.rk cornell 90, s and ttAn"c. ~ I ,',.,,e +, tl,
T. IA os, ~ Dcc.-lUo.. l-s5, Application VIII DC '' -
bans f,r duplicate
N6N-lurk, Nov -, 1880
TOST -R1nLnool, No. 1922 on Dry Dock
! savings rauH Any person hrnF ci.S I INV tnn
4 al. present thC -iu' u" ''
ar "a. .tiI bons win bo declared cahtc'I5' "Hl
r1tu.uis,ed and a uew one Issued IN Heu i'ei'"' -
OST or SrOLEN.-Bank book issued .n ny
The Seamou's Rsuk Tor savings, Sew 0iN ~ sitbn 20
sclbrr n got foand r,'utn,d - u1o nv anew BOOK.
New.Iork, Nov 10 ls-5. EDWAHD -.
4 CST or STOLEN.--8auk book l55u9n .n III,
- the se4nens a. to S~r!ngs Nes, ons n SS DAYS
s,rbrr II ri found CO returned g. tie Oank '
from tn date apply Z. he oaDs tor ne errS FORD
~ EMMA LOUISE BOlI0f'"
New. York. NOysmber2l. 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28

DENVTR AND RIO CVANDE HALFWAY COhPANH
In accordance with Article 70 o, tc arfc,u"u Of @ ''
CAV OF June lice h. hereby gveH Of tc follow M m'''
ton Of said agreement.
TIE Reorgan zatou committed shan consist Of nine mem
iers iroto3d OF Ave
The cash assessment me capital stock is reIn'' ron
a. ~ per share Tor which share there va" be i',"
el q in the pr.fcrrel stock vi company
The caraI stock Of the uoa company SA.h '"'i'1 -
SO OOs OJ0 = preferred and as 'otO' ~ common
.,6 ,,c nor Gem ftrst Con .od4.l Mortgage Gold L"i''
.bau b. ipcr,s sd . $4,000 IN. Nor ass o p'
tai STOCK both preferred cpm0n. an o. the co '''
dated bonds are {, bs relusiyey for tn pr "s ''
acou ring te property aud aaoh se' Of the Denver ana '
Gran Western Railway Company. ~ Tor e1'cAoH2 To-" ''
az tie nea fa. .rJef company 20 ogden
car Trust certificates VIII receive $50 h'u IN ci'h "a" '
.lerensi,der tn.u outstanding tle loiio"lns vif.;
FOR each Cai nus Ger iacate Of $1,000 bearing yer ''
,,ercst a. 20Oin per Consolidated bonds oi inc "
,o- nj 200 IN tie Preferred stock and each CsI '"''
Ccr,H,ate ol n 00n bearing per cont Interest S4-' "
,aid bonds and 500 IN sad Preferred stock
eleventh article Of tn agreement ~ June j" n'v'''F
rtc csuceatl.n Or tic comm itoc o. DE unused Ie'ii'l
Stock. is ab,O. afei. a..
Further information - ccs.Tei can bf o1'"no' ~ "'
r-ue4 states trust CUDp'ng Of NcWiotE. 10 ~ i'''
r,.a cy az TIC d ac1tlons has been f"d n 'h" "" q
q Tho Denver ana RIO Granie Railway Conp'ny 40 -
vu,,a,l and n tho of3ce OF T. Ma.ous. secretary o." '
Committee o o. * .hanse-pi.ce
GGO. COPPEL!a guE9poRH 1ittt;, IItsu
IN Wi.rGt. 'oN''"'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28
NEW-Y0RK, LAAE ERIE AND WEST
ERN RAILROAD COMPANY:

Tho NEw.YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY has made contracts with M which pro
the funding the entire floating Indebtedness oil
Company the Presidents satsment In OF
der that the net Of all kinds in future be ap
proprated the payment o inerest all the funded
debt of the company
will be provided for by the is'u. Of Bonds
Of Long Company Uhc Now-Iok terminus oi The
New Yors Lake Ere and Western Railroad Company
which Bonds have been nogots and viii enable the Docs
COMPANY 10 reimburse Railroad Company for the large
III cunt due the latter by the former
This negotiao however. is upon the condition That the
holders OF the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds and OF
the Second soidatcd Mortgage Funded Coupon Bonds
tho New Yotk Lake ard Western Railroad Company
shall receive payment cash OF the Coupon which matnre'
the l3jand shall fund those OF June ane
december lso 1880 and June 1886 into Gold Bone
maturing IN 1869 hve per cent interest and socure
By deposit with Farmers Loan ami Trust Company %
the Coupons thus funded will all their orlg
nal lien.
These paid OF al los and accrued interest
the pleasure 81 Company upon such payment cor
responding Of the Original Coupons will be Cancelled
The first Coupon the Funded Bonds Will mature st o.
December. 1855.
10 pay the Coupon december l@@j IN c7sh up sur
TO rs the Coupons designat1 Tor funding which
we Will ne ON tempo receipts eHcnangcahle INTO ia
Gnve Bonds ~ sooa as be engraved aud exc
ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28
OFFICE OF LOUIS II. MEYER, TRUSTEE
DENVER AND RIO G3ARDE
WESTERN RkiLWAI MORTGAGE.

Non NAssAU.-T
NEw-YoHE oct p. 1898.
To tho Rondh0ders:
IIore been placed 81 hands ar1rcs the plan
0 Aug ~ $50 tor the adjustment Of interest and na
~ OF coupons from First ~ "i Orfz the bug
and $40 raEIe Western iH"ay pr0f.ntng moi
on g-half OF The 1utstr ding bJnfr
Dcg OuOtIV boudhOlucr. that IN.
upon The "a due coupons 10 epf J. WING 1.1
numbers 20 INC usivt rt. Ia.i
ing temporary receipts therefor naabls for engraved
ort.GcH,cs IN accordance with sr1i plan
LOUIS II. MLYEN. Trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28
financial.
rs wALI-sT.. NEw-YonK. November 20. 1855.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE

SECOND CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS
AND SECOND CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE
FUNDED COUPON BONDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28
Gllnanoue fUIrtt0-- tcmale5.

Guranous DIuico-- tcmales.
MALE AND rENALE HELP
l'1 r"2[s ,5. ns orrSra,,d f i i\TioS
H. il f'I'tl5aa, .c.cary " A. Ei..IL6dG A',orney
.-'' go" '.. l'a.""ai On. l' Wet ~ ..s. :. !.
'roc4.v" ,l.a -, Iui,o8st. ,,ar Vaterai.syo.
Te 1o'orIses OF a appcanIs icr stuatou1 a'e-t.
....r.s, II-E ...oa. p,its i.eacl aat E,rl.,a.
'slAii ara ,'f~. Thoroughly c,mpcon, So. Y
Ca5t-.,.t. r..e,'1n.: i.a good prvlc family cook.
,,n aai isis . A,ii-I'ancScc,l.rtcooz c.'g only.
Gaik ItJ tt'"..- tIlvrEow9uK and WAIT.
r.- = sisters. y-'.s ,'r'u.aor 80. u 3D., a. ...7
t..'-I j,r.rI2 rl.rane 'r,rupc 20 p-ir... ...-yi
ct<...ha H.. -."ohi.-No.t co.o.e. sl, So a
ttl'iGi.-s,.. i,. oorcn,c' Alto, west 3ttlst
vAIgu.IA@ .....,c. ,r rsea..uau 81. *. 400 West
o,hcuMAN.- Thoroughly couretca. SO. 100 West
MISS l.. CAMPBELL Mrs. Sccty'. -
u. Ws-t 2.e.. oolurTo- at oil address No c'ru'sr9n
Y 4ry 'hfl i'I''F' siy oI,'i, 13 M , i,
''..' "'' '' '''''''''' co West g2l.st.
AMERICAN. GERMAN aud PROTESTING
.Has an.,o.orsl help at 49, st1 ave above l".h St
ADVERTISE ENT, FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK rRl .UNGNItL By REcE1vED Al TIE
untp m 2s5 Toa Wv 6tsoen a' rntyy
,gSn9 'ad weaari st5 an 1 %esi ITrac
E,'..,,t, q, ~ ,-, o,,.- r..ys,f,' 81
i6'7 Ili-l a. near "iT' oi a., and e. HAFiEM Of;
f. ~ ~ ngn,n T.d 20 Sen'y hi'',; tSo3
e. m = --E - --,7 T5-,-
s COX ana l,nrc,s ne onl. Ta',ress sat
rpuiTI. tns.t lrr or .laritt best tItTruces. los
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v ram cooke ~ private family or Tn. Cu..aous- god
f' 'iI tg''''"''' '''-
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'HAhlbEb'l.N ll'-'F II '"O"l Eill ~ d
y first Gloss nN; no CARTS '''"'''" D years I'-'r
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4 'IAMbih '.NiD' &C bl " H'"t young
y cmpctcn. German 3l'l d. az '.lAl" ahi W..ur'si
willing tn sei'l "t' Ndn do. "oAi's good CITY 1i-F
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ltOl NENEEl Lii. w wen cuutdt'R HOY
pI experience, heauat rtItr noes. tlctst call ~
an address ADV tEl l~Eh. ''I utL-1FG
sAOIrSFWORK. &c.- By n neat. capabe
,.s e e.b ami Nye,l latlltr,,, uot afraid q work
GoII M ~, TIA urc. ua,I 7th ST.. upstars
HOISEWORk.-B an English Protestant
crl ~ do UouscVotk IN small family, otF reference
500 7tl ave. r.ur OF tho bakery.
uOISEWOEK.-By "A respectable, strong.
r,tef,ut imam ri FOR general house work rs good
ami yl,''T AID ir5u-r; go1I City rr,rr nc,s. Civ
,rr"untfy ul Shave. .3th. st., FIRST alt
! Nbl~S NAID.-Bva thoroughly competent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28
fotels.
n)inter ncsorls.
LAKEWOOD, NEW-JERSET,

2nctlou Sales.
4 UCWON ANNOUNCEN1NT 7.
a. (SpeCtLI
once q A CHAT ~.
Zine Fun ture. Drapcrie. Wal rapcrs. Ec1
No. 30 West 2tt S..
NEW.IoKE November I'D. l-sj.
J. Cr'ertO retire froa busaoss shall sell ny entire stock
O. lIH- Furniture exc. &C,
AT AUCTION, or
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 60
TUESDAY,. DECEMBER l.
Commencing az CLOCK each day, o q rooms
40 80 WEI 23D.~T.
Near jtIavc.
sale without reserve Will %. made 4ndcr o. direction Of
Jl~it- co "a T., auluOaCeI TIC sOca is eXLIb.
IT, With catalogues
Respectfully. 4. CIIATATN.
q. cooke tkss pleasure in caIuE pubic attention 70
= above SALE Toe large ana Naga1i" ass1rtucn together
WI 70 a,u.tc dcsgns. sapelo; ~o'kmaps 30 aad eE-
Qc finish Of al u6 apJve stock " maze this sal
optopnItv OF BUYERS OF very hne f9Iuulc TIE colcc
t1n tils elegant PauOr BEDROOM Library and Dining
iom intmttfe superb taDucis, .fcJoa1dr tooz-cases
Mantle Pieces rcL Minors suits no Embossed Leather, hne
1i.4tes rare Vases DTapciles. Drclta Rugs, tostN I'm
lot wa Papers, nltciia8 fine rcIarts ONCE hNfuIs
Ai0cA, lumber, &c, &c
safe rain or shine, positively y tlout reserve.
JCSIUS CUokE AuctOnecr
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IoGr1 Gn0 Rooms.
East Side

East Side.
WARM hall room. neatly fur bed, 10
"a East 2stn-si., mar Lezrsonave' ec'tIc-'en onhi
ADVERTISE lENTs fOR TIE, NEW:
TPTiW y OFFICES % L-S, Rroe'v7ag. 60 ncr Thirty
= III 'st torncr Ie't.-4ye. at re- a4I oilce .os
ELEGANr furnished rooms il fire private
n. r5'..cace, -xc..arsL 2aG Est t-ri-s'
L FINISHED large and hail .roo'as first
ETRNINHED ROONS.-l9 5tb-aye-
J aIdssmsy furnished l'r' a'i '.i-'A 10 rent
NRANERCY PARK. 81 Irving Place
~ handsomely she'd sin lc bathroom on ho''
d. oF gentlemen only.
CHOICE second floor Of five rooms. ore
small eui-e Will OF without private ta', iseI n.'
An FLOOR rooms nicely 'urn.~urd a." 81
4 to.r s,I,e scar Il. ave, Murray Hu-. references
FAST U-ST.-Elcaantiv furnished
- rooms auc thr' r"p~ .r suits Jr single "hn
1rst.,.. tao.e, and Sd. convenience.
uFtST 41ST.-Room, go 81, With board iA
- fr-i.e.ass Of. Nttv house references
DO EAST 29TH-ST. with board. second
t'N 9oor st -opar.tsE OF to- .-o-' also i''- '-'Oe
- EAST 2OrH-ST.-Sccoud AID tiigd
- aoals with private bathrooms broaaiasn desired:
zoos Tor g,nueuc'' ca so.te or sn'S.T. -----
Csl IRVING TLACE.-IIand>omcl furnished
49, MADISON AVE. with board: elegant
1 fo,r suite p cVldci; s'roty Lli
ol.ss aoc,.,lnol-tcn
West Side.
CENTRAL LARGE FRONT ROOM, fist
s1. ai ibs, nv vain T To5 3, Ge 2
ELEGANT suite of rooms, with or without
+ private table also rooms TO- 9n d. s'Duoucu, l.ar
Cn.nc.room; reference 81 west 7trsl
FURNISHED PariOrs oingly Or together
1 references. la7 West l4th.st.
TbIEASANT ROOMS with board at 81 West
5ad.st.; recr,u exchanged
CECOND floor and other rooms private table
- iideSlred. re er'ucas 70 lnMe.i 'lh.l
ry'O LEr.-Sutc of 3 rooms and bath IN the
! burlington. 10 "e.t 30tn-st @eas ia carte.
az WEST 2GIH-SI. onn0Sitc S. James
Uotel.-Elegaut rooms. en- safe or single, with Of
without JOaJd, On moderate terms
sDOTH-ST., 2G West, near 5th-avc.-Ploa--
80 ant sunny superior DJMdj uncXccpuonaO.c Ie
U-nc.s.
~ WEST sTH-ST.-Siug'e and connecting
W. r,cos superior board private baths hshe-t rei..
CaocslequTed.
TEl WEST 3ITH-ST-A N>W-Enpland
Ist~ LADY Je5rcs aicW select boa; icr7
49, ----------
Eolels.
TIVE HAMILTON,
northeast corn 42d.sf. aid 'th-avet apl:tralrly
Ce.lajle suite f1rnlsrcd. for ue s.as9r. Am', ft.
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financial.
TO TIE FIRST MORTGAGE BoyDHoLDERs OF
The Mexican National Railway.

At the request Of American holders OF over ,00O00)
those bonds the undersigned have consented to act as com
mee to represent the interests OF bonlhOldcrI matters
lookng to the completion Of the road as all ques
tons that may come MP affecting their interests
plum to facl comp elton has formulated Which
This committee end to the panoo OF al! bond
holders.
Tu information be hal OF the Secretary OF the Com.
mttee w. W NENIN. 30 Nassau.st.
SPENCER TRASH, Nrw- Y orlS. Chairman.
sELAI CIIAMBERLiIN, Cleveland Ohio.
JOHN DeRUYTFR, Ncw-York.
HENRY AMY. New York.
SAINT FL Is. PARSONS. NPw-YOrls.
GEORGE nURNIIAlI, Philadelphia.
CHARI T. j. CANDA. New-Yorl.
WE. ID. STOKES. Ncw-YOrl.
4 GEN lLEMAN with means would like TO
jon brokerage or banking firm either general or
special partner Uuextepuona0c fcr,aoes re ul.o nd
dress MERCHANT, Tribune ONCE.
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S,trntlous uUaute0-AilIs5.

CONCHNAN and GEOON.-By uld.i,
I osea man city or country good reference App G.
\ -.
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NOACNNAN and GROOM BY competent.
" roa'e single man t'er us.y ua'ois', nl7 Gre q
tac clru1y-- rc uu dI.y-ri VIII make irr-.t gem.
e.ay useful, city country Mg ~ regoun q Dos Last
el.IlO' OK ]. /. iLt+'t-. = % "thaVe'
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UROOM. STABLEHAN and USEFUL-MAN.
~ -By young man, age II not long - city.
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9TH. WONDER COACH
CARRIED a3' Pa 81. ..5EU- LAST ~tA~oN.
Mr. T. J. guunrg. o. " EIuGI~ room fauc. J. ID
ruun ny DIS celebrated i1uf hor-r stage to'h tf ~
uE between London and g. Alntus. 'iilE lt'. ...'
Ilotl rcctnv, London ,y.y morning At 800. '''''
ammo lime novel n - A au', for luach and Tor Pas
srnrris inspect o." CATH lDAI "llrh u ono o. '"o
m 81 and uLuE~I ~ 1U ID ..,-. ...,
The trip Tire most delightful 90 can ne 'aN'n '
hc rc -ohar.td tlr ia, tl 'u -h 'i,.r. p,
fnr lime u.Hct Iarl zoo. lpp} ip w - ,
Coach once. H,tch,tts hotc. f,cIhd} h'h"'h Ia '
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
INDUSTRY srlf>CE AND ART.
r'nINgTIlfI-H too. rom x. l-@t
patron MIR % fI.-Ii TN q, .ENt. o.
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ID, IAII uF All Ut. o. ,,>.rr-po.tr
Vim, ptc4ll,.t, lut INIu PROVO 'i 80 a. -
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sicuoas EXHIBIT DIV AltIi-A - 'Io99ir &c 1.TS
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latJANIAEY. l.-6 vl'a ST." .ccri"y. y In and
iANN. -ouo.'or 20 20 mover .' i.nl n ti'iiI, ATioT
'D,t.i- coz b. o,t. f-H 'Itti m4f "'' 10 lot" ' '
OFtlot OF - ''N '''''' ~ state &c. Ncw.YOrk.
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OF THE
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european Advertisements.
The WONDER " COACH

INTENDING VISITOR, TO T.iE UDD COZ N'Rh
SHOULD CAREFULLY PGE,lEvE THIS MOTTO"
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Ctn i3ropcrtn D1aico.

UNFINISHED HOUSE for the winter wanted
4 by small stnotY private family l9,a,,Gn li ',,o
an ,ri6e must ne s;ate will b. treated conndehl"i'
A,itTrss +. @ BOX gjG NPN-N0rk city.
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80. L0WEEE WGL-H THE9EAHE CU-iN
WILLIAM A.DICK, x. C. MARTIN,
Comm. &C.
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WARM hall room. neatly tEr'shcd, 10
"a East 21tn-si. Lezrgton-ave. ec'tIc-en onlyi