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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09
Tee New Doctors Great sucesss

DR., Nichols. who came to Davenport
about four months ago and located at 81 l
Brady street, expecting TO remain only a
short time, is now permanently establish
ed in Davenport Since the doctors ad-
vent he has treated hundreds of patients
who were afflicted with all manner of all
ments, and his success has been in many
cases most remarkable. His treatment
for catarrh is peculiarly effective, and as
this disease is one of the most prevalent
in this section, he has had many aggIava-
ted eases, and effected as MANY cures
His diagnoses for tapeworm have also
been uniformly correct, aud in not a
single instance has he failed to remove
the troublesome visitor Dr. Nichols is,
moreover, a gentleman Of strict integrity
, in his profession He will not delude a
patieht by groundless hopes, nor promise
a cure where the case is hopeless; but he
succeeds in'euring many cases that Others
have pronounced incurable, aud in thi.
/ lies his popularity and forms the basis of
his reputation
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09
URlEFI.EFS.

The flyers al the rink Tuesday evening
For prices on the besl hard coal i'll the
city cali at the Port Byron Lime Associa>
ton. TelehOne No. 1891, Cd
Skinner and Gamble at the rink Tues
day evening.
L. E. Parmenter, attorney at law.
Makes collections, loans money, and viii
attend TO any legal business intrusted to
him. Office, postoffiee block, Rock Isl
and, Ill ds&wly
The Skinner Gam bic race takes place
at the Rock Island rink uext Tuesday
evening.
A house Of W. S. COyne of Rock rivel
oae mile east of the Watch tower was
burned yesterday afternoon. 1t was oe-
cupied by man by the name of New
Lossberrg. $1,000.
The approach of cold weather affected
Chas. Murphy, of Chicago, and John Sui
livan, of Kansas, to such an exten. thai
they appro prisied pair of arctic over
shoes to their individual use from
Schmalle's shoe store on Fourth avenue.
this morning. Marshal Eckhsrt and OFF
Ger Cary arrested the thieves and lodged
them in the county Jail,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09

Cloaks, New Markets and Short Wraps
that were $l2.50 and $500. now reduced
to $1,000 and 124 per cent of in addition,
bringing them down to 1915 those that
were SIS. 90 and $iG.00 now S12.0 with
124 per cent off, brings them down to
$1,000; all those marked So, 90, now 81, 90;
Dress Goods that were $1,00, now 75c.
ene>eigth of, or 664 cents; Flannels that
were go cts, now 80, with one-eighth off,
making them 49, cents; Canton Flannels
that were 12c. now 10c, one eighth off, OF
&c; Table Linens were &c, now AZ, less
1874 per cent down to AZ cents, and SO on
with the one eighth off on every article
throughout our five large stores
Come early, get best selections, and moi
only buy just what you need for today
but supply your wants for the future
when i. will be impossible for you tc
duplicate any Of our present prices.
McCABE'S,
TIA, 17ie, 1918, 1870, 1922, Second Ave
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09
Grand Juryhs.urn,.

The grand jury reported to the circuit
court at noon today, returning only six
indictments, only one of which John
Cowen. for larceny at Moline-is to be
made public for the present. The com
mittee 10 report the condition of the jail
reported finding ii in gdod order. and it.
sanitary condition perfectly satisfactory
and that the prisoners ate well cared for
They also ask legal Investigation int
the mind of Mrs. Cunningham. confined
in the county Jail. The iyry adjourne'
until next Tuesday morning.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09

time will be had. An invitation was re-
ceived to join Trigo Post, Orion, next
Friday evening. The Southwestern Light
Guard band, of twelve performers,
all boys, furnished beautiful music. Their
own military band was also present, and
did we'll A little boy eight years old
drums in this band and is perfect little
wonder. Speeches were made by d. O.
Reid. in the fearful and sympathetic line,
in which he is an adept. by Col. Stevens,
in rather warlike tone, by Col. Glen
denim in humorous and religious view,
and by DR.. Knox on q business view of
things pertaining to medicine generally.
1t may be right for DR.. Knox to have the
dosing of the prlvates because elected to
the office, but somebody might die under
his treatment and this would cause the
cussed home guards to perhaps say he
is preparing his own cadavers. The time
was very pleasantly spent, and the ladies
who were there deserve great praise for
their courage in venturlng out in the
storm of last night.
Owing 10 the wild storm we had, the
meeiing 10 lnaugurate The officers of the
Graham Post G. A. r., was not very well
attended last evening The installation
ceremonies were performed as follows;
Post commander VIM Clendenin.
Senior vice communicate. Z. Barber.
Junior vice commander-Theodor
Wheelock.
Surgeon-E B. Knox.
Officer of the day-W. E. Stevens.
Officer of the guard-Alexander Mil
Ter.
The election to be held on the 23d will
vote on issuing bonds for S15, 900 to build
a school house in East Moline That end
of the township should take steps soon to
come into the city and be somebody.
Mr.. C. A. Lindbers. one of Deere &
Co.'S men, fell off pile of lumber yes
terday and was severely. though not dan
gerously hurt. DR.. Sloan is in atten
dauce. Scalp cut and rib broken
Owing TO the weather, there was but
slim attendance at the Friday club. The
program was carried out. however, ant
all there had an interesting time
Invitations are out to the annual bal
of Company F., to take place JAN 18th
Light Guard band will furnish music.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09
HERE AND ELSEWHERE.

Many mail orders accompanied with
the cash from distant points in Iowa are
among the results OF McCabe's 12l pei
cent discount sale.
Many mail orders accompanied with
the cash from distant points in Iowa, are
among the results of McCabe's 124 pei
cent discount sale.
The severe storm of yesterday, did moi
seem to interfere much with business at
McCabe's store, except from Davenport
and the other side Of the river caused by
the ferry boat again being forced into
winter quarters about the middle OF the
afternoon.
Additional cuts will be made in prices
of ladies', mems and children's wool and
merino underwear commencing on Mon
day next at McCabe's and the extra dis
count will still be taken off from bottom
of all bills amounting to 800 or more.
Fine coIored ostrich tips, were $1.00
and 81 80, now reduced to 25 cents; ele-
giant long plumes, all the way from " OF
to 1915, all coiors and blacks. now 81 so
with an additional discount OF 124 pei
cent of, at heclosing partnership sale oil
McCabes.
Towels, napkins, table linens and
crashes, rarely ever pay profit of 123
per cent to any merchant, yet McCabe
puts these all in with the 124 per cent off
bringing many of them down below
actual first cost. His reasons are obvious
when you know he has TO raise $780, OC
in twenty days, from commencing of the
sale.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09
Is THERE A CURE FOR CONSUMPTION

We answer unreservedly, yesl Ii the
patient commences in time the use of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, -
and exercises proper care. II allowed TO
run Its course too long all medicine is
powerless to stay it. DR. Pierce never
deccives patient by holding out false
hope for the sake of pecuniary gain. The
Golden Medical Discovery" has cured
thousands of patients when nothing else
seem to avail Your druggist has it, Send
two stamps for DE-, PIcrce's complete
treatise on consumption with numerous
testimonials. Address Worlds Dispen>
sary Medical Association, Buffalo, n Y.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09
CHANGE.

The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, under the firm
name of McCabe Bros, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. L. s. McCabe
will continue the business and assume all
obligations of the firm, and will collect
all monies due the firm, and Is alone au'
thorized to sign the firm name. All per
sons knowing themselves indebted to us.
will please call and liquidate the same at
once, as old matters are to he closed up
without delay.
]. W. McCABE,
l.. S. McCABE.
Dated Rock Island, Jan. I'd, 1886.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09
NOTICE.
100000 to be Raised in
Twenty Days.
Positive and Unreserved Sale of $S5,-
10000 Worth OF Dry Goods,

Fancy Goods, Notions and Millinery,
which will be thrown on the market at a
price that will force sales and raise above
amount in just Twenty days. from opens
ing of sale. beginning on Monday, jan
uary 4th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
In addition to hundreds of cuts and
mark downs, We shall mark goods still
lower, and draw the knife still deeper,
cutting prices to the very bottom, but
this is not all. we shall offer extraordinary
inducements for you to buy now. We
shall crown this most remarkable sale
with CLIMAX, and all sales or checks
amounting to 81 90 or more at single
purchase, we will figure 12l per cent of
the bottom of your bill Think of it,
our very lowest of low prices, and Their
one-eighth off besides. To more fully
explain our plan, we will give you a few
illustrations. For instance, beginning il
our
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09

Pea coal, S1.oH; CRATE and egg, IS %;
range, nut and No. 4, $3.50 per ton;
screened and delivered all best quality
of anthracite. Extra carriage charged on
orders of less than one ton, Blacksmith
caol, Connellsvile coke and charcoal
1908 Second avenue. Z. G. FRAZER.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09
RASMUSSEN'S CARD
Wherein we Claim to Excel our Connections.


The superiority Photographic all
whit To those who acquainted with
tain our assertion of superiority with awarded
photographs the exhibition of Photographers the United States held
Buffalo N. Y. 1885.
ENTERPRISE.
we uy appreciate tho importance artistic Photographic
traits hence operating crowded
we added the foowngee novelty
any oe gallery this vicinity Antique Table Antique Carved Cbne
rough bark with branches
uon seat with back be placed
uqe carved Trunk used hall Elaborate
painted japanese Screen In backgrounds purchased
lawn ana Antique Interior In
After adding of
and accessories feel that will
for rich effects and artistic posing.
PRICES
our prices are helowebut do advertise
reason that
WV TO ue eheapne OF price In Photographic work,
desirable than cheapness
pubic does not understand
WORK were Otherwise could
OF our gallery
saefes the combined
whatit This
work and cheap work. Na7' ~ nav
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09

election in 1884. He is tall in statue. of
commanding appearance, dark COM
plccted, and wears black mustache. His
delivery is easy and his language eloquent
and convincing.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09

Late statistics give Arizona $4,000
head of cattle
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09
County Building
TRANSFERS..

daniel M. Foster to Isaac G. Foster,
und. J sw} sw4. 10. 10, 5w, and the nwi
! nwt, 22. 16, 5w, 81, 900.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09

The ladies had no Inauguration. not yet
being quite ready. There is to he camp
fire on Friday. Jan. 22d, when good
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
real. ESTATE.
Ar rIH EXCHANGE.

The adjourned u,Hcting of the members of
che Bar iu crested IN tLr CoIa'y Clerks searches bill
"a proposed by tn Reel l-ttc Exchange. ned on
the Goor e.; TIC Exchange yesterday James n. Narnum
pres Gei 4 Mr.. liardWIcg the manager was he sec
retary. About eighty members a,iendsd, among whom,
were Joaa T. LoC&iuau, John ". Leveridge. g. :.
wilkes. A. j- acouS II. II. Caumann. Charles H. Hail,
Gilbert "a l@N"s. JUStlcc ~ M.nell. Mycr :. Isaac',
William Eeyno'is brown, James l. Wells and X. O.
Eormau Jr
Mr. orr stated the Oh ects Of the proposed legislation
anc the action of the Assembly and Senate thereon.
pointing out that while the Assembly had altered the
S in the Of tho County Clerk, the Senate had
Judge ronc!l stated that the County Clerk will
1pg accept the proposed legation provided Le vas
He stated that never Ind thcro been such ACTIVITY
Sa, r. scc nSsry over 9o Sscnes h "een
brought in He said that i; VS. Impossible to Increase
and tina, H." capacity required n seaIchcrwa> one not
easily acqtIed; mat 10 set thc searches out more
John Weber stated that the searches formerly
made in ten days without difficulty, and TO tell lawyers
that they could not he returned under twenty
story only NJ for the marines. Mr.. Levy stated that
hauds and that tie indexes purchased hy the city from
Mr.. leayCI9U were not OHcn 10 the public. J"hn 1.
1ockmrr stated that he had pcrsonaly addressed the
indexes NCUnged 10 Ihe cly. MI Lever igr W"o had
laughter was Of those VINO had advocated paying
Jeaycr'n + largo snm fer ms indexes. sellca
difficulties were now placed Iu the way that lie Lad
On notion Cf MyCr = ISlaCs The h : II had passed
She Senate approved. Ultimately an executive
committee OF ten was appciutcl to watch the County
Clerks bill and q similar h affecting the Registers
sesrchCs the chairman appointed: Jnucs Richards.
J. ". C. Leverdce. John +. LOcEman. f. III. Nau. t. NJ.
HARRISON, Edwin ". CoZgcsLai, F. i. Cammann G.
Washington. G. l.. CTOnrll and ". G. owen
The Irlucrty sold AT auction yesterday aggregated
56l IS. There twelve auctioUecrs Offering
the time. ana the crowd that dis: rihuted
stsAlt the various staLds presented
ecene of activity. The silcs are given below.
At the brokers meeting there call for two
1h~ce dive nEs. not to cost over $4,000 cRrh
YlOl 1UuNlOO in vicinity 0t SXth-,ivr and one hun.
cred Andti rtytnurHsI two TO four lots h Lhty
first NtyiTd Street Elevated stations for private
houses anl country place tie south side OF Long
Island in tNClarEc fUT Brooklyn improved property
valued a. 900 Tho following property offered
vc-Stvry brick building No . Nouth-st. rent for
$1,000 lots IN Ouelundr"l ana forty-Nfth and
Eisyeuth-aVe villa in last orange y j. for $4,000;
farm say brook Conn; thrcestory h'ick loUsc.
No 6S last Ouehu drtdard -twcnt v-foIfth-st.. for
$1,000; Recommendations I'm ehU"drcd-aud tenth
St near Ihirl-avc Tor ~2S 900; IglthavC. 'front.',
between NIue nh ami Nnc,ys'Nth ss Tor Sl2j.OOO;
and house al Nyack 10 rent FOR 5000.
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Gin ilrop.rt9 fer GlIe.

A TTENTION is called to those elegant first
~ clSs hoIsos &Os. to II Last sd ST Apply prem
sizes to OWNERS. ~. & y. A. W4LLlAM~.
4 ON 93D-ST.. near 9th-ave., lsration
a. s'cct tie vrry desirable isoTy dwel!nts; nut
DER tc car, oi d. * j. J C, architects: uo-eTIir rcut-
Apply within or j. ROMANO BROWN, G2 Vest 5Sdst,
near .}roadwa
s VERY HANDSOME 29 foot house for sale,
g.. 2'' one 81 i've hull durno tc last .ummGr. t,t'
ul, It".diol au ready lnH.d g. oscuuuuc. $50 -
East Nu'H-st j. hiLPATnIti. Hu'd. J3 hast 5JtA 81
LOR SAlk.-L"asc. furniture and goodwill
4 ui va adjoining IoIsc, Gnod with select boa'd,rs
huU@c~ tJHU-n. dctoTutd location uu-I- fulu
nfc ami fixtures new. LJcrn terms - responsible pa ty
Adde'S "PuDFiT," I4!yuLo pl.,l.
t[UR SALF.--Four story brownstCne. cabinet
GnsA"e seN a-s, 70 and 20 icC 'rut. ast s'o II 5t'
ave, l.2. and l-.l JOIN ". ."fTn.
owner 8ni bai!tcr.
EOR SALE.-RiYorsidc Park, Boulevard,
lO5tO and lu~th St.. Whole BIO !. 30 full ots. Terms
easy. L-WlS u kSI. .3. Nassau 81, y. J.
OPEN IOE INSPECTION.
~ ELEGANT new "stcrv houses
At.IR"tivc. Cr,t. no. n.j.-fc,
Madison ave ana 'lsi-st
j. gAcst poI,t. Gca'fhiu location. tnest view
lHi"-j S'-nS IN cabinet WORK
ltau'ru h:ri."rcs Najfi b f'hs AVA crOrkcry tubs.
iI,'. NuUr iU-.uyT c' tHua i.' 10.
MoyiSaLc t. sEi' al ~ p'rNra;
NNAI J.. well built hou>cS M Bedford Park,
y IN Ia" Of NOV York sale: line oi irtl,n il.
All, station prui-cs. many taly solU and occupied
t.ul er Wllte f,ria! tCuaIs at
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Gin propcrin C. Ect.

HOUSES. FLATS. Sc. advertise "a COM
REDUCED RENT$.-Tnst-,}qss houses at
j.. W WILLIAMS.
Vos' +.fh.St
'E'O LEr-"16 West i5,h.>t. uplI -.l-,tc;
q "'no'', end o.'h: excel. ~ order lot .Iu t.r. I.
mits to'. 2.3Ht-t ll1hsi
TO LET.-IuL-,:or, hrov0.touc dw,llu.,
a WILT .IIl.. Iftr.T
No.II7 J. y .uNE. 500 St-.~r -.
E'u IEANE.-2yH West 4-fs-~j. firc.--j jcr,
4 hrh ~t"or. 'rv'r. fuI' ~ ,rtu rrer. Los -.i.'
April 10. Apply los chambers IT,. -oe1"i l,o..
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Gee Cream.

4 FACT.-TIorton'S lee Cream is made from
~ puro crlm Horizons pItert ~uperr Bricks ot
Ice Cream for WeRaUrln's. churches Festivals viii
keep hari ono hour ,Ouary ordeA promptly oed pepOs
8OJ -th 177 Broadway . chatham st., 10 Last
l25LA-sS, New York, aud AjS Fulton a. Brook IN.
EVSSELL'S ICE CREAM. No. go Broadway,
I New York
Families supplied ont ot tH"u business speciality In
dy.Gua buCks iug rrstaurJGt,. tars. Nr.
Ic.rpuuur s2s "ls' ST.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
protcsslondl.

A GENTLEMAN fifty years of are. of literary
and artistic trsniIs 81 the highest In Iro
land well Engl.nd woula DO happy travel com
plnOn viii guht desiring 10 Europe European
aOcsty under fay OrA3lr ctCunstaDGe, TO
slady at Or 10 anitrze himself with prod s
advertiser nkG lac would be especially lssocas
AodrsH ENTIRE NOUS, 1IlDune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
Autlion GnIco.
Mlin o"cc removed 10
b97 6TH-AVrs. aud l9J4 BROADWAY,
Eear 4 trI,. tt

Autlion GnIco.
MORRIS WILKINS. Anctionccr.
EXECUTORS SALE OF
| VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY On BROAD.
WATER SOUTH WILLIAM HUDSON
WATTS AND c>NAL srs.
WIN be sold atauctio by
Ell LUDLOW 4 CO.,
OK "WEDNESDAY. APRIL A. 1855.
at T. O'Clock no,n the Real Euato Exchange and Auction
Room, Nos % TOTS Liberty ST. Now.York.
Gy oIdcr Of the executors OF Montague VI Ifcndricks
%$iH,h1iIi{&5N 'iI{ {. .IIII%i%S%%li5%Iss Executors.
SOUTHEAST CORNER BROAD AND WATER SIS
known NO - Water t. story aud store brick building
- It IN front on Water aud 5j G7l on Broad IT.
Nc 10; BRoAn.sr., adjoining the aDo,o. 3.sto,y and
store brio, building - II ~ width front by an ly
orge depth of4G It ~ IN.
No~ y ANO ~ BR 'AD-T running throu III to and in.
cudLg No. - SOUTH WILLIAN.sE. 3s;ory ani stors
buck bung having frontigo ~ iOft in on Broad ST.
and ~ H. Sin. on south Wlll,mbt
so a2 SOUTH WILLitM.-r. 3.story and store brick
building 10 n II Ia In front and - doph on The
oastcfy side
NO 90 wATER.sT only ll3 IT, old Slip story
aud store brick building with story cNto3+on lot tL
In. IN front and II H. rear average dcpthOf 20
II. ~ hin.
,Nu~. 2ID AND92I HUDSoNSr. northwest corner OF
Wat-st two story ATTIC brcA building, having
together Of H. - m On Mat,
81 - t. = H. ON CauaI.'t. Il IN.
40 iAg CNNASr, aolnng the above. 2stOry store and
attic BRICK building. having - front ci 20 Il. - in
t. 81 - Al e., .ylt
1887 ANDl53N.
For rents maps giving szo fn particulars amply
u the auctonocra No II Pine ST.. TO SAMUEL RfkER,
EGq attorney Tor the eIocut0rs Temple COur BCokman
81, New.I0rx.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
6iluatiore i0lnte0- iilaIes

\ YoEK IEleUNE WILL hE RECEIvED At The
ProWN OfF!C Es. so. 81 nrosdw,y ,6-ner Thiity,
5cnd ,"i ' st 81. lSs aS % avs ct f@
IN ~ 81 tornoI EiEtsayo No !o2 FOURTH ays conner
H. rug az =. hest @i5,st4 Spa t.$ 4A'iEE 81
IhlrHye corner "nenapdreI andsw enIynt'h hst.
DUuLER or WAlrER.-By German; un-
- dcrNond. hs du'rs perfectly steady place pr'ercd 70
hEh "ssr' c{ o. ,onn, be', %t city rectsnc"s Addro's
CARPENTER or FURNITURE FITTER.-
- Nv y1lns m,n spcae nS EnSi.sh and German IA j.
large war house "r H'ory win chance 70 push limse
ahead Address notes b. BKoWNs. ia Eckfo"fs' ,
COACnMAN.-By a lirst.class. temperate, re-
~ inbIo 'onEs m,n s age Is nmrrstanqs th" cary Of
pncc. Aadcss J. NJ tELN, 1rlOuuc Oncc. LBS D'dway
EOACHMAN. - Useful. 30 incumbrancc ::
SI mHT EGS p s.s, HS' M GP ~ coms'
driver; city or country urst class reference wants uco
6alt s, ,G S bSoSSy %ftS, Address 7' '''un' 'P''""
EOACuMAN and VALET, or rs VALET to
y travel wei. recommended Address THOMAS. l,ol7
EOACIINAN or GARDENER-By French
~ man. IN private family 80 years orosn experience;
STK%i fSsiiVi'' 10 Vest IN st. ''''' '"' ''' 'oN
(OACINlAN and M.-Thoroughlv I'M
Y de'ands tccar Aui treatment of horses carria 9nt
2%years last place present and former rmpIo,
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By respectable
~ sing thoroughly uucrstgnds oi 0He horses
harness ca'rngcs &c csrtu yish diver cry c,un.
tIy years references from family strictly
temperate call address r. care Oi Nn Bartlett livery
bootmakrr, .i Wcst 39tn It. rolr broadway
EAENER-Ry single man; understands his
i business: handle horses colts goot ref rouccs
T.. ". O5 tribune ptown ONCE l2J7 broadway
EARDENER.--By il practical man singr;
~ understand, doHcra rlt and hssS class vegetable
gardener best of city references. Address
O., Box 0S Tribune Uptown once. l,2's Broadway.
4 INARDi NER.-lIy married En- hShmau. age
40 understands greenhouses truits o wcis etahles
d.. strictly temperate years good .ctcr,nce fpm last
cmuuoycr Address GARDENER, T.. o. Box III Crawford.
Now jersey.
NNAICIIN AN.-A respectable man with good
w references wants employment ~ private watchmsn
Addrcss apply IA the evening 10 JOHN CAkLlN, llGI
lHt-tyC
NNAITER.-By n thoroughly competent and
w industrious excellent city reference; city or
country. wages $40. Address EMILE, Tribune Uptown
D1Ite ] 23S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
Droo!dnn lro2rrin fcs Galc an1 90 Eei

1 FURNISHED House on BROOKLYN
I,CLhNp e WIi.II>o. E,,ruar IT..
TOR SALE.-Fcr lo'~. ~th-ayr.. u,ar Cir-
rolls. h-t ,.'aclol tn ,l.- ...Irrl- l,-lc,u g.
great La. p -'l .l'.pi . ~1.I ,o.l.
I4.L1tP. 80 Iia.,,e..t. ~.
FOR SALE or hENI-EI,-nW rc-id,up,.
tairo hoa-. FROM IA ave. Li-car Place. .oi i. d..
rooms. ISpnvy pII'I.l tAt.,,loa. tl.t e.cl acc
s.uel 3, ia.. 81 Dols... i.Lpi. .. I.y,t...-t.
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Cost an0 founo.

I OSr.-Bank Book No 1876. LOG or Dry Dock
savings Bank Any person having claims said
book called upon present the the Bank within
ItN DAYS the said book will declared LIED
ana cNnguishrd. And new ISSUED In icu thereof
1 OSr.-Bank Book No. 1872, ,905 on Dry Dock
savings Bank. Any person having claims upon said
called present the the Bank
THIWTN DAYS, the saLi book will 90 declared cancelled
AND eItlnguished and ono issued in lieu thereof
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CeanI Notlces.

NOTICE OK ASSIGNMENT.
Notce IA hereby gwen nat Peter Drew r. ~ the city
~ Paterson county "' rs-air anb state oi Jerscy hath
tt 'ly Ul'caH tsuVrut 10 the subscriber of his ctae
tor the equal Del'nt ~ Ib cedors aud thai the said credit
must tKul' their respective claims under oath or Aur-
nation th" sH1sibrr at bis ucc NO ui Naehingt m ST.
Pate
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
Ensinees propcrt1 tor glI: 40 to Eet

4 VERY DESIRABLE STORE and BASE
"A MENT Gn BeoSmJn. ruBLIug thrluRh 10 william st. TO
let. RULAND & WHIIING Becsm0ast
VO LEF.-Large factory binding 4ls to
rutland ( WHITING Bcefmaust
INO lEI.-Thc store No. So broadway, nCa..
c Union Squ1ro size, 2.N'5 fr"ti Ilu'. 5000 year
AYply to GEORGE MUNRO. ! TO y Nan'cwator''.
TO LEASE.--Fiyc-st"~y building. 50X75 on
23d st.; eu3A Ter cigar other factory with orwth
G.N.iiGEToN ICE CREAM CO. ao5 i,h av~.
fI'O RE& T-ThC very desirable fist loft
yre'n sos - AMI - Wet -9l.a'. Apply 90 ARNOLD.
CONSTABLE : Co. l9t'-st aaG 'li aye.
NVELLES BUILDING.
PROADWAY AND niAVFBST.
0oeireh' of.cos e. let in tbs thoroughly frHproof
lutu' N,,y ,ro rate extras Also inr"c
suitable BAL AlLg Insurance TELEGRAPH,
.ny other large coupajj III complete order ArelF 10
JAMES SIIEEMNS.
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