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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-04-23
SAUK RAPIDS.
Fn1GHTFUL DEVASTATION.

ST. CLOUD, Special Telegram. April IL
The one once prosperous village of Sank
Rapids, due north of st Cloud, is now the
scene of utter ruin and demolition 1t is
reasonable to say that NO town of its size
was ever devasted to the same terrible ex-
tent The pictute presented last evening
when the detachment from the Minneapo-
lis physicians, accompanied by several
police officers and a representative
Of the PIONEER PREEs, reached
the scene. was one which certainly
beyond description. The earlier dispatches
from tho unfortunate city were by no means
exaggerationa Terrible az seems the tale
which the telegraph told. 1t was not half &c
lated The loss Of life, the number of in
jured and the loss Of property was much
greater than the meagre dispatches late in
the afternoon would lead the sympathiz-
ing people of St Paul, Minneapolis and of
Minnesota to believe. The death-dcaling
elements struck the town at the northern
commencement Of It's business section, ana
went through with such force that practi-
cally nothing of the business portion of the
city remains to tell the story of its former
pride The cyclone crossed the Mississippi
river at q point about one mile
the city, and its terrible ravages
covers q territory extending tho whole
Of the city, and leaving width Of about
fifty rods The dead number between
twenty-five and thirty, while the injured
will probably reach ut least sixty. About
hun or ~
noble buildings for town OF the pretensions
of Sauk Rapids, were completely demolished
majority of them have not one board
upon another, but were scattered to the
four wiEda The detachment OF physicians
from Minneapolis was boon to survivor: Of
the ruined city. The corps was organized
under Dr. Klvington. and consisted Of Dra
Higbec, Freeman. q. q. Allen. Lee Bunker.
Sehuley aud Miller. The doctors were met
iv a ",atleneti comnlittne near where the
1epot formerly stood They were escorted
over the ruins of Broadway to the Beatty
hotel, which was one of the very few large
buildings which escaped the wrecking ele.
ment The hotel was used as q receptacle
FOR tho wounded, and its inmates were un-
firing in their efforts to ALLEVIATE the suffer-
ngs of those unfortunates who were brought
TO the house for treatment
A tour of the stricken village revealed the
fact that no less than twenty-five persons
had been instantly killed, and whose bodies
were recovered from the mass of ruins
They were "a follows:
JOHN RENARD. county auditor.
GREGG LINDLEY. register Of deeds.
EDWARD HALL, banker Of st. Cloud.
GERTRUDE G. FLETCHER, visiting rela-
lives.
8. p. CARPENTER and two children.
Mrs. FRINK and four children
CARRIE SWART domestic at Mira Woods
HERMAN BEAGHS two children.
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THE LATER REPORTS.
THE DEATH LIST.

Mrs. MARY STEIN.
Mrs. TREMP.
JACOB sHORTRIDGE.
NICK JUNEMANN.
CLARA BERG.
FRANK O'MESKY.
JOE GUYGOFFSKY.
JOSEPH c. and MARY ZENs.
VAN JIOESEN.
AUGUST KROLL'S infant.
c. j.. ANDREWS.
JOHN RENARD.
GREGORY LINDLEY.
EDGAR HULL.
Mrs. SAMUEL FLETCHER.
ERNEST ALBRIGHT.
A. w. LAKE.
WINSI.OW PAPpENFUS, wife
and three children.
Supl. ADNClk Oh. CIh
OLLIE CARPENTER.
FRANK CLARK
JENNIE JUNGELER.
MARY JUNGELER
AUGUST JUNGELER
ED MEIIAN.
An unknown tramp.
Mrs. MAGGIE DYER
Miss MARY STREET.
Mrs. BARTL FEHR.
Son OF PHILLIP WALDORF.
Mrs. MATTE FINK.
CARL F. FINK.
JOHN II. FINK.
AUGUST l.. FINK.
ATTII.LA FINK.
MORRIS ST. CYR.
LILLE BERG.
SAMUEL SORENSON.
Mrs. W. L. DAvEE.
EVA IENPLIN.
II. w. OELMS' two children.
HENRY BEIIRENS.
Unknown Polish boy. Z years old.
HENRY CHELGREN'S child.
LEWIS LAuNDRiE.
HENRY FRIDAY.
CHARLES SCHULZ.
JOHN SAUERS.
PEW. SMITH.
MRS. REV. SMITH.
MRS. GAUMI.ANI3.
MRS. SCHULZ.
MRS. KOIILER.
Young Miss TRIVOUTS.
Unknown Woman.
Two additional at Rice's.
Total, 81.
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Total Of the Dead.

Miss Lulu Carpenter. thirteen years old,
daughter OF Samuel Carpenter, was the last
ofth" wounded to nsnrreudrruptn Saturday
night. Ills makes IL total OF thirty seven
deaths at Sitnk Rapids. or seventy. three
at the four points where the cyclone visit
ed with deadly results. The names Of the
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-04-23

Ahner st, cyr. ntty years; Norris st. CIR, niue
pappcnfus and three chlldren: John Hen
o,ss Gregory Lindlcg, register of dseds. thirty
inse hs 9fFE II yosss s. Aw Lake M!
years: Mrs W i. Dsves 10 years.; years E"sS; IVA Tem. ~.
lin, II years; H. W. Ocims, two ciilden: Henry
nehrdus: Polo: unknown Polish boy, Z years:
years: Edgar Hui Of e. cloud S. So anas: yeaqs Mr
Bsssent. Willie Bartwick, A. Z. Schuber, miss.
ing.
RELIEVING TffE DISTRESSED.
& At meeting Of the citizens of Sauk Rapids
this morning, the following relief committee
was appointed: W. l. Nieman. chairman;
y. r Trace, secretary; c. G. Wood, A. W.
Gordon and John A Senn The committeee
Immediately went to work and established
headquarters in partly demolished build
ing, In the midst Of the ruins Provisions
were dealt out to from 300 to 400 persons,
and 1t II probable no one will be COM
PEELED to 60 hungry for an hour. Soon
after noon telegram was received from
Gov. Hubbard, stating that ON appeal for aid
had been made to the mayors Of tho prlnci-
pal towns OF the state. and shortly after,
another was received which read as follows:
80 B. Buckman, Esq: Your relief commit.
tee can draw on me for $4,000 for aid to
cyclone snfferers ]. r Hubbard, Governor {"
This is Onlya sample Of the many telegrams
received. Gen. Washburn wired to draw on
him for $500, and Anthony Kelly gave 5000
Certain it is that money Ia needed by the
homeless, and as much now as 1t ever will
be again.
sT. CLOUD CAS- UALTlEs.
Those wounded and likely to die are:
William Shortbridge, brother OF Jacob Short.
bridge. both legs ampntatcd: William Libby,
ham OIL: Willie Ross. aged seven, internally
injured: Mary Fchr, injured internally.
Those more or less injured, other than
very slightly, are:
Mrs. iliner, arm will have to be amputated; !;
head: ms. Laura Miller. head and md
side injured: Eva Jordan, injured internally;
Joe Y0nngler. injured about the head: Joe
Younglcr'g little boy, badly injured: Casper
ClOuse. breast crushed: William Kelper head
injured; . Mrs. M sieboId. badly hurt; Joseph Doors
head: Mike Moess and two children, badly in.
jured; Jacob Brown. vito and baby, badly in.
jured: Bernhard Scherli, hurt about the head;
Joseph Wegler, severely injured.
The wounds of tho others are not worth
mentioning
Very prompt measures arc ia ken to re.
lieve the suffering mt st. Cloud and Suuk
Rapids. H on. Ed. Rice, Mayor OF st.
Paul, called a. special meeting OF the council
he donated $4,000 ut once. Carloads Of
provisions went also. Minneapolis, Own
tonna, Wabsha, st. Peter, Saltwater, Du
luth and various orher places sent contri
buttons,
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dead In addition to those reported else.

where, RIe:
st. Cl"ud-Annic Zieboll. Willie Fehr.
Sank Rapida-E. q. IIalbcrt, one tlaugh.
ter al ii. Chelgren. - Barscnt, unknown
Polish women, Silas Warner. thrce Polish
infants.
It's probable that at .east ten Of the
injured will dic-iive of them at Ricss,
three ut st. B.nclicts hospital, and two
ut Sauk Rapids. This will Increase the list
OF the dead to eighty. three.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-04-23

THE DEAD At sAUK Rapids
Tho following is the correct list of those
killed 80 far as known:
Mrs. Matte Fink. thirty eight years: CARL r.
Fink. fourteen years: John II. Fink, twelve
yesrs; August L. Fink. eleven years: Attilla
Fink, fifteen years: all OF one family. only the
father surviving; Ollie Carpenter, six years
Earnest Albright. twantv.ct0ht wears: CaDt
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-04-23

"Vof' e. - O. KVV
There was but 81 400 cyclone insurance
on this entire property. C. A. Moody had
$1,000. Mr.. Kushtin 1000. and Mr.. Smith
HI .lOfI
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-04-23

George ostrup, in the New Yor. police
court, WAS fined Tor scattering buycOttinx
circulars. Two women who inrmerly work.
I'd in the Chelsea imtc mills, were sentenced
I" Bl;,rkmell'. inluunl for abusive language
tn uirls unw nj ,y..ri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
FOR PHILADELPHTA.


y RIVER KAILKOAD.-COmmeucng June =, 1855
tArOtIg trains Will leave Grand Central Depot
Rochester Express. through %
Albany. Tr0v Montreal. syracuse and Rochester
$3.50 a. The Limited" With dining stopping NJ
Albany, Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Erie Cleveland and Toledo, arriving az Chicago 500 NJ aud
81 Louis 40 next dav ~.
field springs Canandagua, AocLesier. Niagara Falls and
Buffalo.
4Il.3O n. H.. Western NcwYork and Northern Express
with draw room cars.
III. Albany. Troy. -arai0ga ana Tea Express With
dr. iua .. room and Buffet Troy ami 7aratOgs
u y H. Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy
D. NJ ChcagOand It. Louis xpres., with eeepineca
for Niagara Falls buffalo Cincinnati Toledo Detroit CHI
cago and 81 Louis. Dinng-caT New. York 20 Albany.
$50 Montreal Express with sleepngcafs 10 syracuse
- Auburn road. and To saratoga Also to Montreal
$500. D H.. 10 hest Only through sleeping car
telj D. Pacific Express with slice nGear- Tor E0ches
ter Buffalo Falls cleveland Toledo Detroit AMI
Chicago scepn-cars Clayton and OgGcuaOurs daily e1
cept saturday. 60,
Troy. Connects with tle morning Trains Tor the West
the North lcxceDt saturday nght saturday tam
through 10 Saratoga
Place Alb Broadway Harlem Depot l25thst and 4tlave,
Express Oces Park place near Broad
wav $50 g49 Broadway and 81 West l25th-st, New
York 1873 Washin ton and 100 Fulton sts Brooklyn and 10
h.st williamsburg.
ACCOMMODATIONS drawngroom and sleeping cars he
procured any The ticket Offices III Newl orA CITY and
333 Washin zionist. Brooklyn
baggage cal. for and checked from residence
These trains All others Ly except sunday.
THESE stop at Harlem 10 T. AMI 4tltyc
j. VI. IOUtEN H. NJ Mn Dltit n,
General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
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REAL ESTATE.
prsINEss AT THE EXCHANGE

activity in private sales compared auction bust
ness apparent yesterday at the Real
where attendance Of brokers and dealers unusually
large although not single sale at auction advertised
number negotiations progress George
pannng Co reported at the Exchange the sale by them
John W Merserenu IT., TO DR. William NJ Eeynoda OF II
feet side of Ninety fourhst, 300 Of
Eghhave for 5000 cash also by the for A.
barnes four lots the northeast Of Eighty
and Tenthave for $40 OO TO Henschon Spreatn also
by the brokers the house and stable the north
John Morris for 1000 cash schuyler Giles reported
the $50 West Seventy fOurth-st for Lamb Rich
Oh private terns The lot Is 2lx32 irregular
brokers meeting yesterday there call for fur
nished house for private family from November 10 May
1897 at 5000 month also loan Of 900 500 600 st
- valuable iron property In this state recently
purchased $4,000 cash alaO old buildings 20xlOO
or larger est side OF Broadway between
Twenty third and Forty sec61S ata also East River water
front OF four or more lots Tepthst - sixty thst or
look larger the east side OF sixth be-
Twenty third and Thirty fourth also loan
city property Of So 900 $4,000 Of sl 500 also
stable old south Of Forty seoondst west
lot 25xl00 price $4,000 The following property was Of
ered Northwest OF Seventy hfthst and West End
ave- stoop basement and subcear brick and
hrownstono tiled root II s25 00O also suburban
residence NewJ treoht L. l. house OF 10 large stable
carriage house about 10 lawn. shade and fruit
trees price $4,000 also residence OF l2 and .
land nicely laid out the Kennebeck River, Houowel
Me-. price $4,000
Plans are being erection of sirstory
granite building Ia Washington Brooklyn The structure
frontage OF 1913 feet In Washing 235 feet in
OF $4,000 square feet The building Will be
the Washington Street Dry Goods syndicate The
property is owned by Herman and Lewis Lehman Of the
nrm Of loeser & Co.. which will be the lessees of it.
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pHILADELPHIA AND READING R.R.


FOOT o. LIBtEIY;sT NGk r. H. RIVER sse
For FaiIA1n1FI fi and TEENToN Bound Brook
100 200 p n. SUNDAYS 400 s45 "a. m, $50 1900
peet connection at Wayne Junction for Germantown and
Chestnut Hln; At Colunbaaye Tor Mlnayuak, Consho
DRAWi NG-ROoM CARS all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Retarnng leave PHTLADELPHIA Ninth and Green sts
30 80 $50 II O0a me- 10, 3+5 go Gij. 1900 III
at $40 10 80 800 1880 H.. 100 $50 $40 600
For LLocKHAvEN, PEALE ana PHILL1PsBURG. PENN
For VWiI1IIffAMsPoRT,- sUNBURY, LEwrsBURG and
MAHANOY CITY at 7 a. $50 NJ a.45 4oog n. o o.,
lI00a NJ. 1900 100. AGO. $50. 5'.5' 1900 D. NJ sundays
For 'scEASfoS at 700 80 a m 9t5Pm mo s.,
~ 900 ! 20 Si5 5.45 p m sundays at $50 p IN.
For At 4, So o sSo Ill., $780, s45 AGO. II
D M SUNDAYS 1900 ,.
P5r BfTHIEiIEM ALLENrOwN and MAUcu CHUNK
II ! 90 ZOO $50 LOO. $780, Sl5 5i5 p. NJ sundays
rsI - sR6N at 400 ZOO $50 m LOO 100 $40 400
rl 80 5I 3 Ig RGNc III at 90 80 "a u 80 $50
rd p n ZOO $50 a NJ 100 iSO 500 1890
500 $50 p N. sundays 400 IA -.oo san ,o,s ,,oo
For SON ad 40 80 ss5 ZOO $50 300 $50 5l5 900
$50 100 1880 10, 1880 Ii. sundays 400 $40 a H.
For SP as FIELD PlL 400 900 100 7s 80 $50 1913
t0oA m, NJ no 90 80 is b 30 10 80 u 90
Sqniays 400 SIS a. ~. 1900 H. $780, 400 $780, o'So
w. gS9 l3o9 MBoY at 400 Goo SIS, 1890 llOOA
's9 59o odE4v e6RVo5Vs Sc al raj at
400 ~ 200 cds6 M r t at az 100 81 500 al - L.
ID GOO $40. IL on Ia. 80 400 BOO M
10, TOT a RKFyV0oD TONS HINEE, BARSEGAV al AGO.
$40 a n, l- ~ tsfPYrf VINELAND and BRIDGEToN a.
4.OOA n $3.50 ?. NJ
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Fr,,n pier No s. North River. via sandy Hook
,,- rtI.utnNDs STARLIGHT Long BRANCH $50
i iof oGrLLxSTic HIGHLANDs. $50. lOlSA H.. s'i5.
300 ,o.,e pr,-rp nap,cuCAT
3:46 N. .-r oru.N prACu and POINT
ce,s can' be- tocufed Al OF Lbertys st. Pier No
MI rIvrr u 2yl 9-7 AL. ga Lao and lSz5 Broad
Wsy e5g 7S7 and 74g 9th ave, hvngon ~ ~ 10 sHa
~ reen 81 1916 l7b Last l25t st., l532 bowery IL
i % nd nrincIpa hotels New-NOrk CITY. In BROOK,
,n AZ No Cdurtst lO7 broadway. So, 500 FutonsI zl
"a Manhartanave HObOkeu, -o4 4shlngtonsL New
x, Transfer Company Will call Tor and check baggage rum
hotsls or residence " destDai.OA n u.xcocR
T. Y. NOOTEN, ~, -. " -. - r,cLst A IT
General Manager - =, oel as au I,tr "a Y
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after SEPTEMBER 70. 1890.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains via Desbrosses and courtandt Street
Harrsbarg PittDurE and the West with Pullman Palace
S Sa aaes g Of r anq DII aa SnG e
, ing cars at 8 a. N: every day G. -. c. ,r, t,-+o
at M, CONNECTING at Cory for Iitusvie Petroleum
baltimore washington. ami the SOUTH Limited Washing
10 a. M arrive Mashngion : ana go p nj a arrive We
100 l3Q, and p M and II night Sunday 6l5a H.
For Atlantic CITY except Sunday p m Through Carr
For Cape MAY except sunday p ma --,o,,..o s.,,,o,s
wa HALFWAY and Ambov 7.lO and a.. y noon 3;lo
SiO 300 and go m On PAM STry 'lo' H. anu
For Oh Point and Norfolk wa NeTI ork Phafspan and
Bay Line i:sop m week DAYS Ia, $50. -.
Boats Brooklyn connect with o through trains
Iersev CITY afordnga speedy and direct transfer Tor
7Iar.s a,rfSs from Ptsburg 40 $50 11soa m C:55
nao35P daily d From Wa-h a 55 and baltimore
SUNDAY 900 $50 a. M. 800 800 and 1888 N. From
philadelphia 300 geo 65Q o6 go '9l go % 1919 %
a2o 1885 M and 1922 9s3 lnag $,39 G a3g i 99
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express York Desbrosses and Court
GO 80 8 800 g Chicago Limited and 10 Washington
ana l. night Accommodation $50. lllo and 80
pm sundays EEpress as. 200 q limited and 10 am
Trains leaving NewYork daily except sunday at g. and
ai3 a. d @ A. i trenton % for uamden D
i2oiI $2o Nos. 40 5io 90 40 E26 80 il ani
llI5a H. Gmied Express and tol n ~. II IN ~
800 foj $40 30 $50 II 80 li;5) Lnl'e'l OJ''
Leave Ph.iadeiphil Camden. 900 a. daily except
TICKET Offices so ass and al Rroadway Astor Hou''
Desbros-es and Courtandt st No Cours and
Bnsca's Hotel HoboEen station Jersey civ. Emgrant
The York Transfer Company Will call FOR nd cheek
baggage from hotels and residences - .,.-,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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RrcoRnEpREAL ESTATE rRAYsFERs-N Y. CITY

i
the r. Register aSisG ofacc today:
2dst s. 90 # of Raroad-ave. 25xloOi trustee of oo
Washington iAS It soI l's'o, So5loo' ,oo
S'n wife TO- o Endiich .-'..e...-.. 1880
O'a and VIE TO sumner. 10000
wise To Hannah Taylor 1920
'4'n ART and berlin and wives to N Giles 1880
RobOins.ave e s. 20 II n OF lslstst, 2OxSO and also
Robbins-ave, go # Of l4lst-st, 2oEso; Charles
Criesmeyer and wife to Caroline seiiert --.-,..-;
GFosesSe s 3 to REYNOLDS S1 1900
JacE soHaye =, 5oxs76' James aso
lo7d st T. 80 It Of Sd.ave 25xioOIl Douglass
atn sH@ w1's q 90 # Of 7syhst il2175i sauircs
and wife to Zoo F S 9STs 2sT ii Trap 2OOO
Il hagen rele spg to " White 1000
l47tnst s. is It Of 7th-ave KOHL. to
,47;S;ss iSGtx L sys+n SoHaali FFodw 1000
lS'a and wife to Elizabeth Malon 400
New York and brooklyn Bridge 70 Higgins 1925
The twenty fourth Ward Real Estate Associa- ara
fo ppcn IN me- --'-. 10000
same property anu 10000
Haifon ave $ ioOft OF i5Othst lGs193i James
ll4ths 30 2i4 i9lIio0.ll L Hison and wife to 20 ooo
EidSeag9 NO TO- ioahioO So 400
Sths n 20 6nstsD U TO S1aT Tarley $3.50
7etas No p East sI Is 1lo22 Nofnrup anu
Same property 9 Brnkerhof to Emily Northr1p
iii1s9 DeTkn referee 70 toy " T yoss nloo
e6t9s 10 d Wf P pr lSsrs cancR le5oO
7thsTe cor Of 2st-st 1854 100 H. Susan Ken 80 600
74t cat at 10 i56 Fl Of iithavc 20iio22
Bieg'ke5 Mar4 4S o. 2'HiOo hue'''e anu $4,000
myer and wife and L Newoergert to Lnke-...
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
- EItN RAILROAD. sH0RTEsT LINE BETWEEN
TRAINS. 80 DUST. ALWAYS on TIME. -
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
Depots NcwYork foot Of Barclay and Christopher sts
a m Da y, except Sundays BnraO and OswrgO Express
Pullman coaches Water cap StrOndshurg Scranton Bng
hamion Elmlra Bath Buffalo, Syracuse Oswego Greene
ONior Norwich Utica connect az scranton Tor Ptston
Nnkesbarre Danvle AMI northumberland; at Owego for
Ithaca and intermediate stations.
p. BlnghantOn and Emira Express Pullman coaches
for Water Gap scranton. Bnshamton. Owego and Enira
PttstOu, Kingston WkesOarre &C
p m Daily Buffalo Limited EEpresA Pullman coaches
for -frOufshurg, Scranton, Bnghamton, OwegO, tira
Corning. Bath wayand, Buralo &c, arriving IN buaAo
72O A IN. Sleeping coach Tor Clean via Nsyland
D. m. Daily BuTalO and Oswsgo Express. Pullman
coache. stousDurg Scranton. Bn5hamton. CorAandt
Syracuse OsvegO. Greene. Oxford Norwich. Uuca ana
Rchfrd Springs connect az Owego for ithaca apd inter-
except saturdays Connects at BuHao WIN
trans FOR all other points West - "a
For Rchhed Syringe 9 a NJ daily. except Sundays 900
D. m daily accplng coach attached -
see time tables Tor way trains on Morris ana Essex Di
vision.
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Cnroyean advertisements.
GRATEFUL-COMFORrIS
EPPS'S COCOA,

BnEAKFAST.-"B BY thorough knowledge Of the natural
laws which the operations OF digestion and nutrition
"A Application Of the fine OF well Sc
Mr. Epps provided our breakfast tables win
lecaey favored beverage which may save Us many heaFY
bills. II by the juciOus OF such articles Or
that sutOn may be gradually built up IN III strong
every tendency disease Hundreds OF sub
Tie maaes floating around us ready 10 attack Wherever
there weak point escape many faal shaft by
kapng our well fortified with pure blood anu prop
erIv unurlshed frame. civil service Gazette.
ado sinnv win boiling water or milk sold only half
pound TINS BY Grocers labelled thus JAMES kPPS * CO.,
Homeopathic Chemists, London, England
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Bteamhcuts anb Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS. Peoples Line"
"A DREW and DEAN RICHMOND
Leave Pier Al ~ H. foot Canast daily Sundays excepted
at0p.Il
Connecting at Albany for an points North and West
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A TROY BOATS-CITIZENS LINE-For
ana Tetnrn :. % g. lake Geergs and return
and sAEATodA daily Except saturday foot Of Christie
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Ts9say SO;sT sPsfsi and syses Sac $50 ssa
1900 mdhsht SUNDAY: $50 $50 NJ 100 and $500 800
Ts'' szn saS 5a sG ms 80 sa
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
O .Rs ir sn Hsf st 9Rs !.
earlier Ssn 9 cSsnGsr..t 'u'1 station fifteen minutes
Ra .PSH .Isss:: E5
s$.?,: "a q, S:s
elsveans 1920 N &C cs nc e42 M Chicago $50
7S@S5siy ~suraio and N.ssTa limited arriving
s5s Ths popular night train between New Yors
% m-Daiiy Chcaro Express. Pullman and Day Sleeping
Coaches 70 ShamtOn. EmrA Buffalo, Niagara Fails tn'
Rutherford and Psssac AS, 645 100 1850, $50 1920
t. 3d. no. 50 SG so i snsd.y a
545 $50 l020a M, l45 4I5. 6.3o 745. 800 1880 NJ
W sS6 sJ "a SS sS $50 zee go sS
1870 5 2 On Ssd Ia. sr SoS 1855 $50
NiTs ana Fsseg "a Nfysrf s soc $50 s Sso s
SUNDAY night: Only sunays $40 S S2d I ssS
s@asrh4 s!5 100 ESQ 1o2oa n l4s $50, $50. 500
b3O 60 7l5. 745. $50 1890 and 1900 midnight
1910 p M and 100 midnight III" -''0' 49, o'O' 'o@
Warwick 445. 900, lo20a m, $50 p m. Sundays. 7l5
Monticello and White Lake 300 H. $50 D. m SUNDAYS
$50 D.
NevburE and Cornwall 75O 900 m $50 400 800 600
and 200 ,. SUNDAYS, . 30 a n- goo, 100 p.
ROndOut ana Kingston and Montgomery 4:45 300 80
P m, sundays, $50 A. IN Scranton. DunmoTs 900 a m,
sundays excepted
145, 300 Sundays 545. 7;45. $780, 1920 H. ESQ
uidSIefowrHa45 sAs 7.5o GOO 1oooa ~ sso .oo -oo
TAO 800 D. m sur days 545. 7:s5 800 1920 a NJ. ESQ
ZOO 800 = The 800 a H. traiI stops at Manft
only
foriJe rvis 445. $780, 900 1920 m $780, 43O 500 TOO
745 500 500 p IN Sundays, 745 $50. 1920 a n. Goo
$50. TOO 500 p m,
fifteen minutes 6i45 p m To lO'45 p m every thirty
145 a. NJ TO 1913 m every thirty minutes l0i5 ,.
7:45 m every hour.
Tickets for passage and apartments IN Drawing and
Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders
ing and transfer baggage ma be eft at the Companys
Offices, Nos 4Ol I'll So7 Broadway, 1877 Westst ~ T.,
Nos 33l and o?3 Futonst Brooklyn or at the Cupanys
DepotS
EIprsss trains from the West New York at 719
7i3O 500 a N. and s55 p
JOHN n. ABB0TT, GENT Pasj'r Agent Nev.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
Ointer Resorts
Efsal Notices.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
n YORK. 80 '
10 al persons Interested In the Estate OF William II
tAlste Ed~Ard G. Christie and Theodore FERN niivd.
uaiY and William 80. = c,n1
sAny, lnsOivent debtors. greeting
You and each OF hereby
y 70 De ana appear IN The Court VI Common Pleas al the
anDefs thereof IN the County Court House Ia The CIV Of
.N OK. on te hist Gay. o. november lesG az ii O'clock
H. there and then 20 show why final seffem.r ~
We accounts Of Richard B Kelly. Assignee Of above naee5
neftn leut0r- should not De had and oau,. he shaun
hen 10 attend tie final settlement VI TIC Assxnaais 40.
Counts. -+~-SN' ~
In testimony whereof I have bereunto
80 caused the seal OF the sail Court Of 1 oluI1on
1r~ Pleas 10 be hereto affixed
'~~) Witness Hon. Richard l. Iarreuore
Chief Judge Of the said Court OF Cainnon
w.. , Pleas ths eighth day Of September ga
n hACRAE NATH'I fAEVIs' i0N'
= , ~ assigned. %1I broadway n Y Clerk
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HARTFORD via Conn. River from Per "a
i steamers city OF Springfield and CITY OF Rich
mond daily al Fare 81 so Round trip, 81 so state
one
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Conutrp propertn manteo.
Busiuess Chances.

TOR SALE at sacrifce.-The best equipped
canning and preserving factory the United states Az
ply 10 the JOHN NOR q son co. Wilmington Del