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ll@John Kelly lhoush, T,lden /

S@John Kelly thought Tllden tro old
and frail to run second time as Presi-
dent. John Kelly is dead. The stal
wart Chandlca wresied the Presidency
from Tilden Chandler is dead Giant,
il is said, would have arrested and i'm
prisoned T,lden il lie had attempted 10
claim the Office he had been elected to.
Grant is dead. Hancock was chosen as
. more likely man to live through the
Presidency than Tilden. Hancock is
dead. Hendricks seemed To have long
ife ahead Of him as compared with the
maa II The bead Of ticket. Hendricks
is dead. Seymour, Mcclellan, AL the old
candidates are, dead Meanwhile Til-
den thinks there is netbipg so invigora,
ting Dc WORKING AWAY before the mast
on BIS yatt.- Detroit Free Press.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-06-22
Never Give Up.

II you are suffering With low and de-
pressed spirits, loss of APPETITE, general
debility, disordered blood, weak corsti.
tution, headache. or anv disessa q. bill.
ious nature. by all means procure bot
tie OF Electric Biiters You will be
surprised 10 see the rarid improvement
that will follow; YOU will be inspired
with new lite; strength and activity will
reinrn; pain and misery viii cease. and
herceforih YOU will rej,ice in the praise
OF E'ecric B,t,ers Sold At City cents 9
bottle by R. W. Pope.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-06-22
SUMMER SESSION .,.. I. !.
|Atthe GAINESVILLE Business College,
Institute Of Penmanship,
Cor. Sd & Main SITS, zsn svIIl@, o.

/, The Largest Cheapest. Beet ACTUAL Busr.
mss COLLEGE in the Wet School ~ sessjox
all Summer. and Students can enter st anv
time foI the complete graduation COURSE. No
extra charge for Penmanshir, Banhinr or Di.
ploma. Life Scholarship t4O. Dusin9 Ire hast
twenty years thousands If students. represent
ing every Stat in the, Union. graduated here.
Circulars sent free ess- ~ esfs ~
Any one sending us the nnmss and address
Of ten young men and ten cents. will receive
by retrrn mail scshihst ,phstpgvsph,o 4. 1 40
students Of this Institution. You win prsba.
bly, recognize rome of your friends among the
collection. Address The Principal.
h B PARSONS.
zanerville Business College. zane.vilIe Ohio
msy25tl1.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-06-22

GROVER CLEVELAND is 40 years old
Mrs. CLEVELAND 81. The number Z 10
said to be lucky. and Il We consider that
Z Times I is 40 and 8 times 7 ia 81, and
the difference OF their ages, %, is 4 times
Z, and the sum 10 is 10 times 7, We can
understand Why both the President and
wife are 60 everlsstipely lucky.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-06-22
; - ; = ..
PICKINGs.

President Cleveland intimatcs 10 re.
cent interview that Mug wumpery must
be abandoned.
Ifanybndy saws HAT G,over Cleve
land is not busy man these day "shoot
him on the spot"
The Salvation Army at Ga!lip"lis hai
been disbani, owing to the had conduc
of the members.
Cincinnati policemen who served il
the war will wear on the left sleeve o.
their coas q rcd tape, in order to distin
guish the soldier element of the force
The peighhorhood OF Findlay, o Il
cursed with gang Of thieves whose de-
predsti"us have greatly exasperatcd the
residents. Horses. carriages, harness
and articles Of minor value hsve been
rut,lessly gobhled by the robbers.
The Sheriff a, st. Louis received let.
ter oferngIhim $40, 900 TO enter Into 9
scheme for the release Of Maxwell, the
murderer OF Preller.
Mr. Bcecher willlprobably..rest 10 Lon.
don until the middle of July, and then
begin bis lecture tour in England.
Cincinnati liquor dealers steadily re-
fuse to pay tax until the CONSTITUTIONAL
ity OF the Dow law shall have been test
ed.
R. @ Inge,sol has been elected Pre.i.
den, Of the Toledo, Cincinnati and ST.
Louis Railroad, changed to sbe name Of
Toledo, 81. Loai. and Kansas City.
Henry Ward Beechcr explains that he
isn't dead, but wss eating Strawberries
at tb- ,imo the report OF bis deats wa'
started.
Secretary Manning hes arrived at Hot
Sprlngs.::Ark., and bis health Is reported
improving.
The issue OF standard silver dollars
from.tbe Minis During the week ended
Jane Is was s446. .055.
Based on the City Directory Colum.
bus, TO-, has 70, 900 inhabitants.
Four bodies were found in the Miami
river seven miles below Dayton, cup,
posed to be those OF Alexander Hen.
Erickson and family, drowned in the
Wolf creek food.
Richard NJ Hoe, famous American
inventor Of printing pressea, died sud.
denlyin Florence, Italy.
Gloucester, Macs, fishermen have re
solved to prsycnt the importation ol
Canads fish. They purpose, il the Gov
erpment daflies too long, 10 arm and
drive of the Canadian vessels coming te
the United States with 6sh, meeting
them on the high seas and destroying
.heir tisb. They have detectives in ths
provinces to notify them when fsh ar,
to be shipped By rail and means will b.
taken to stop their Importation.
The com mmissions Of 25 PostmasterI
OF the Preside, tial postoffices will ex
pire during the present mo, tn. Among
the number are the Pustnasters OF Min
nespolis, Mich; Akron, O.; Crestline
o; Lancaster, o; Johnstown, Pa; snt
Ripon, Wis
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-06-22
Miraculous Escape.

: W. W. Reed, druggist ,..of Winchester,
Ind. writes: lone of my customers,
Mrs. Louisa Pike, Ballonia. Randolph
Co., Ind, was long sufferer with Con-
sumption, and was given up to die by
her physicians. Sue heard oil DR. Kings
New Discovery ior Consumption, and
began buying !, OF me. In six months
time she walked to this city, a distance
of six miles, and is now SO much i'm.
proved she has quit using ii. She feels
she owes her life TO it,"
Free Trial Bottles at R. w. Pope's
Drug Store.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-06-22
&, BROWNSVILLE = =
NORMAL SCHOOL.

THE second term Of this scI,coi wi,l o,en
i July 10, 1886, and continue in ses-
sion ten weeks.
The following text books will be used:
Reading = +MoGuffsy.
photography Wright and othcr-. =
0fammsr-H Harvey and Grsches xnalysis.
Polit. Geo---By Outline esss
Phys. Geo Houston.
q. s. History-By Topics t9iT
Arithmetic and Algebra- Ray. - ssis@
Physiology and Physics--Steele.
Olssses will be formed in other higher bran
ches 70 suit the needs Of student.
TUITION. : 'itt
Common 9 Branches. $500
CO Good board eau b obtained !, ,,..on,D'o UU
rates. i1f f@ tiaf,s - N e<Ir'
For further particulars cnIl on or ndd1ssxs
J WILL'HAwKINS. fyia,ss
sprs''ootd. Scic. 0hio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-06-22

As everybody expected the Rnmp Sem
ale has been sustained by the Ohio Re-
publican Seupreme Court. OF course
the Court knew that . quorum was not
present, but it is against the policy OF
the Republican party to 60 behiud the
returne.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-06-22

On June 10 the Democratic State Gen.
trail Committee met at Columbus and de-
cided to hold the State Convention Of
Toledo August II and 1S, the first day
for committee meeting and the last day
for Convention.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-06-22

TIE validity OF the liquor la~ passed
by the Rump Senate is to be decided TO.
day, Tuesday. 1t will take the next Eve
years to clear up the rubbish Of last
winters revolutionary Senate.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-06-22

Jim is trying 10 cut Harmon out oi
the job Of feeding winter sheep
We we're informed that Mr.. Cain has
got the necessary papers 10 fill ou, for
the postoffice at Stringtown 1t will be
known as Gains pos,ofiice
The Missionary Concert given by the
M. e. Sabbath School, Oh Sunday even
ing, 18th inst netted 81 73 for The mis-
siopary cause. LITTLE Ro.rBUD
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-06-22

THE Republican party has reformed
nearly every Democrat out OF the State
Offices since FoRAKEs's election and
whetting up for the remainder Still
they don't like It IL CLEVELAND reforms
Republican ont once in while
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-06-22
TUESDAY, JUNE ~, 1886.
Democratic County Ticket.
For Recorder,
EDWARD J. GRAHAM.
Commissioner,
JOHN RUBY.
Surveyor,
". 8. JONES.
unarmszy Diisstsr,
JACOB WOHNHAS.

A $4,000 expedition viii bes sen. TO
Western Africa BY the o. s. Govern.
ment to observe the total eclipse OF the
sun August 20, 1886.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-06-22
MILToNsBURG.

Ed SPIRIT: The health Of this vicinity
is good except few cases OF measle'.
Farmers are busy plowing their corn
the second time.
Most Of our people are done planting
tobacco.
Wheat looks we'll Hay will be short.
Mrs. Adolp H. Claus was called To the
bedside of her father in Bethel township,
on the 29th OF May. He lived until the
9th OF June He was the father OF Z
children, and leaves mother and four
children to mourn his loss He will be
missed by his neighhors and friends.
His funeral took place on the llth atthe
Harriettsville Church.
While the flowers of June were blooming
Our father Letha passed away,
And entered through the portals
Into realms of endless day.
He was true, good, kind and gentle, ns
Loved by all who knew him best.
But he now has gone and left u.s.
Entered into perfect rest.
We may weep, but we'll remember
That his spirits happy now;
With the righteous he is dwelling
With no care mark on his brow.
Mother, daughter, sons and all.
AL will miss his voice,
viii. the blessed he is happy,
In their midst he doth rejoice. Oh. ALL.
Gaxette please copy.
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.wOOS11neld
School.


THE first session of this school win com.
i mence July 10, 1886, and continue
ten weeks. RFFs~
The Principal having graduated at Mt. I'm
ion College in 1874, and since that dine hAvisr
been engaged entirely in common. ktaded and
normal schools. and having completed six ysara
earnest work is school examiner. thsrsb5 learn.
ing the defects in the TEACHERS profession and
the requirements Of those 'coase hplatiug eA-
tering upon such an important profession. we
fe prepared to give ruperior instruction TO
that had elsewhere. Weintend this ssssien 70
to the opening Of xpermsAent Nosn0 School
in Monroe County. Judging fron the nsnv
solicitations concerning this school W. feel
warranted in believing thst il will opsn>wish
q large attendance.
Glasses will ba formed in any branches desir>
eo i-s - 4 ..s1f<-, .RRU
Higher branches. !. { ~ 10
O0mmonit N.iNl9irsae's 5 %
" For farthet psitIsslsis eAil On Il .adf.s' -
!. -. 49, Jas. a. WATSON, Ps;scipal ~
apr27, ,T6td. t-ft WojdsRsj6 0N;Ss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-06-22

ders who have been used to reading eoot
letters. CUES AGAIN
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-06-22

President Cleveland intima,cs 10 q re-
cent interview that Mug wumpery must
be abandoned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF vEw-Yoak DEALryGa

Wheat options yesterday traded in - the
tend of 23000000 bushels ecpsng the record any single
day for long time Speculation In the commodity appears
taken fresh vigor and tendency
values because Of the encouraging features of the statistical
situation The NewYork market has this
prised its Chicago friends and the recitation OF values
Gently has been accomplished against powerful opposing
Western interests -pot wheat improved only 4dia cent
after Thursdays sharp export
full with exceeding 10000 bushels The
OF THURSDAY In the option
until a further Improvement Of had
under the influence OF
from abroad But the taking OF prOnts
the market and prices this and
OF tre further. rally followed this decline and
close excited al al the best points being made
OF cent December 50 and May 96ss
uary at SOt and for February at 90
hed bv the sustained strength OF wheat
about 600 bushels shade
options closely followed the variations Of wheat but closed
nrm tor December al ASA and y for January
49, February at 5Oh aud May 52ss Oats de-
34a for January 35s May ga, cents
Strength still retained by the lard specu alton
options closed rs points higher fOOwss December So So
January SO 3d. February 10 g. March So So April So
So 80.
The receipts OF grain and rour yesterday New York
Philadelphia, Batn and Boston Wheat
2U77Ol bushels 97l97 bushels oats bushels
total grain. 3O 906 bushels -four 81 447 barrels Al Chi
Milwaukee and ~ Louis the arrivals Wheat
1i162s bushels 9S "a bushels l02 buses
tota! grain $40, lSo bushels hour. 81. 637 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO Dec SDectatIt generally belle we'd
the wheat pit this morning that there
izing The nervousness OF the pit
times made. purchases
simply the inis position Of traders sell Substantial
declines way sudden indisposuoD
the 70 hold Cables In exceptionally and
the at Duluth exceptionally smaony eighty
eight The purchases OF wheat yesterday by
r. W Clarke s partner talked Of than anything
Tie general that he had bought about
BOOOOU bn-nels CIaIkes denial the viii
believe that IL am has Dot finally turned bull Prices dId
decline er-ay heat. sos MAY did
decline below - cents liter the mrs. two hours Oh trading all
settled a condition There
Robert laTge buyers tile hour
purchases that the the top prG
OF the gay In act there II evidence that Ream amt Jones'
who been together stocks together
produce There a wild
the cufb before the opening wheat sold
nlediately sold q SOs4
1lIs and the top bulge
This the advance for the dav PORK up
ell 10 Tor January, and " 4ii4 cents Tor May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04

o. am discouraged have DO 1 am tired I
am SICK suppose wss put Into TINS house keep
but II Is too much try. Will 20 10 sleep
don't care what becomes OF Tue mousse"
The above is aegoy. The discouraged hOusekeeper Ia
the which called u
health" II u does To sleep threatened crowd
VI diseases are AL eady 10 prug consequence Dr.
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery upon the liver and
ssslsts IN ITS vork OF housekeeping and
the great liver remedy bioo cures All the
long train Of chrome siez resulting a orpd or slng
sleepy liver
ulcers "feyersores. white dwellings," hipo.nI DIS
consumption OF the lungs (which only scrf
Itself tr delicate
all skin diseases botches ppes and erupons and All
blood lalpts however acquired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04
fesal Notirrs.
MASTERS SALE.
c1Rcr1r corRr or TuE r-N1rEp srArEs.

CIRCUIT couRT OF THE UNITED sTATEs,}
EASTERN DisTuicT OF ARKANsAa
e hOes Mississippi EiyeT and shas hTay and Elisha
Public notice hereby given tnai IN pursuance OF
District OF made entered in the above entitled
mond master duly appointed by said court for that purpose
18th DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT 1896.
a. ~ o'clock l II the n. at me mont door OF hs CRed
Ark. sell unless The said defendants the abovenamed sut
or some OF them shall pay or cause 70 be paid to the said com
sums money IN amt by said deere aduged to be due irm
ply with Tie terms Of said decreej together IN one
lot at public auction 10 the highest bidder The property In
SAID defendant corporation mentioned and described In The
dao 9af ss and Nay "a" 1897
A an& me OF the sad party Of me nTst
River and Texas Railway and which the said party OF the
be- Ss s suteTled e1g T i5s
Ro p Of F 1rOs and as the Little
spp u'chiia and Red River Carload az the same are ana
IRON The CITY OF Little hock In the County Pulaski and
state Of Arkansas the most eligible point the M.s
spp RIVER in the County of Chocot and state Aforesaid said
point being now IN the County OF Desa and IRON thence by
western boundary Of said Arkansas
the town Of IexarSana IN the County OF lafayette and slae
Defendant corporation and now known as the Little rock
Rock Arkansas CITY ARK thence Bradley
branches rights Of all tracks. bridges viaducts
cuyer fences depo's station houses engine hauses ca:
shops and AL other buildings aud structures with the land
sppurienant 70 the same and All locomotives tenders cars
ana other rolling stock equipments and all machinery tools
pemen- e materials anda other property Of every nat
ufe KIND and description whatever acquired
hereafter 10 be held or acquired the said company .succes
assigns for connection railroads the
party OF the nrst sad defendant comparatively with
any par thereof OF with the business the and also
All franchises connecte with relating said railroads
or branches or 70 the construction maintenance OF
the SAID railroads. or branches and all franchises rights and
Things OF whatsoever name he'll hereafter 10
be acquired by the said defendant corporation
sofs Together with ali and singular the income
ana adv heredaments and sppurcnances
70 me above nentone real estate railroads property be-
LONGING 70 or IN any wise appertaing and the reverson and
reversions. remainder and tolls incomes
issues and pronis thereof and also all the right title
interest property possessn claim and Whatsoever
a. We'll IN Law In equity, present prospective Of the
sad party OF the nrst
and 70 the and every parcel thereof the
appu rtenanceA
TERMS OF SALE.
he purchaser at said sale viii be required pay 20 the
Master on the OF his bid $500 in
cash And for the residue
either cash OF Tie bonds and coupons secured by
sad Two mortgages al their an and
proportion and on the terms reced said decree
November Is, 1886
CuAe ID pEnMnNr, n.s.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04

I ssss s ss ss Da. a%s So '''
DETROIT Dec s.-wheat-Se white Cash solve and
Soc 1ss , s S "a g & Req A% ss s e.ss
% M Wife scope s fsosSs
o,:s sss IAN Dss Sac Nav ss
osi.-S,s:Sy ssS. h Es.I1,,ss:
T,ehsr Ness Pork pss SO IS. J.Sr sii Lard
gee g. T. Dan D. s. sse
BARLEY % I ass lsSs oSsa wh ssa
Bbia WaeaG 49, bush. Barley d.s25 bush.
Mrssr.rolIs De. 2 e. Nc Hard. cash. Isle
PCS No Mixed Ssl sseise; Rejseted.. 81 sss,.
$27sc.-.. Rye1Ne. asisss r. wh.sEey hr@; sale. al
e 5000 bush Shipments i HS S"s Osss 5000
bush rye --. Oush.
saa Ss: = @
process = ocesi5S 6slsSirs Family. = oosss %
Ohio Clear ns 40 o s.sss5 8 90 IT, NJ
Less j Pasn 50 sosss
g Co. MnnesOta patents eoss4 go Wisconsin patents
WhsalmFir@: $40, Lots IN i9r D demand
Ts EXPORT 1 & No s RS dc
pie 40 Red December s. Ss7 &c: January sshss. &c
Pennsylvania s. &c COrn-spOt Lott firm. Lutte or no
DEPOT at 4ae new No 4lSw MIc IN gram depot At =
S45e: old No %ise IN ?othst elevator al 4S tc new NO
depot a. ,,s s &c 90 No low Sed Iass a; 4, old 30
y
No 2msxed December 49, G4o tc.; January 46s4 G47c:
February 471a47sc: March 47s4 G4sl4. Oats firm and
higher No mixed 34haS5c.; No. 3 White S6s-; No
Dec. 81 81 l9c.: Jan 7a37Aac.: Feb 37ssa3sc.;
March IS Ssh. .ProvsOns-luiet. Dressed Hogs
bsG55 Iar city refined 81 75d7 CO. steam sc 20 az 30
butchers loose IS rs ButerSteady Pennsylvania
Creamery Extra 29Q3Ocs bradford County ANA New
YOsk % G2Sc: Western Dairy Extra nrsts Is 2Oc
Cheese-NevYOrk full 10 -Sugar-Granulafet
SIC: Confectionery 57-g6c: Powdered DC Receipts
Flour isOO bblsL Wheat $1,000 bush Corn 1900 bush
oat. eco bush shpments-wneat 900 Uush Corn
64Oo Uusn- Oats 5000 bnsh
ST Louis Dec. aaFloar1xxx So s5a245. Family
Fancy s. IS as IS. Patents 81 00d 30 heat-Active
No. 2 Red Winter al 79c. Dec I9isQ79lc JAN sO's
@slhe Feb sSc May 81 sSS - Corn igher
q 1885, teb 81 sc May 40 9Si0As oarscNo 2 Mixed
:: Barley neglected Butter Creamery pa a27c.s
DAIRY. l3d25c-.. .Eggs-2Ia207c Flax Seed-92c.
HayTimothy. 81 VOalS 90. Prairie. 75al so.
BranGOc. mill Corn Meal 81 80 .Whiskey
Sales 81 - Provisions dull. Pork $40 STA Lard 80
az 90 Bulk Meats-LonG Clear SIS 5000 So: Short Ribs
IS SO as 80 Short Clear So ID. Flour 5000
bbls Wheat, 24O0U Corn p 900 Du-h $4,000
bush Rye. 5000 BUSH: Barley 6OOU bush; Shipments
Flour 5000 bills. Wheat 1000 bush l4.OOU bush
Oats bush. Rye 200 bush. Barley BUSH
TOLEDO. Dec. 3-wheat firms Cash Sc: Dec. s2iac.
May 50 l2c.... Corn-Firm. Cash. 39l4c: Oats
Cash. Clover seed Cash 60 December. 60
jan 81 kecepts-Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn 3.O0t
bnsh.: Oats 1000 bush Shpmcnts--Wheat 1900 bush
Corn. 1000 bush Oats. 1000 bush Clover Seed 257
bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04

Crude oil nearly touched cents YESTERDAY but as whole
the market showed tendency
steady upward From best price day
made in the early trading, there gradual
OF 4 cents sos though the an 81. sos
attended with and accomplished In
bre space. The accompanied by a shrnkage
the volume business
that the racon was only natural one to be for after
extreme pressure To sell e fact also that purchases
doubt contributed desire some Operators 10
a. nseT tnsr ioSa a. e WEI repoed On THURSDAY
yet 10 Oe dre in and effect from poss opening
with goo now may naturally be Ioo@e fol-. Carrying
charges iuea high though ty were at the emit But
Tne s' aesai1n y, nay DC eADIIea ey seenaten e1
days 70 aeeon Dsh isl the general
the which the proceed The Ellsworth
unimpoTtani proG9cer Taxing WI er OUTLOOK the CSnsn
o. ue slaio nave suffered no dlmnulol The
sAhA'se OF pro icSh since the maximum was reached this
yesi coupled WITH The steady and Large growth OF consump
net sto' KS O OIL while sun al ne prOsp If consider
Nobel Bros. iussii b. The siauuArd OH ompa v OF O.
an agreement between great Russian
vantages under which the Russ petroleum industry abOrs
va. he seriously lless spirit spec
nation Should sw ep Crude values I'm beg ond Ler present
opposed 10 rampant rise being satisfied apr,cia
anu improving state OF demand and supply The
sesy.
lhs range OF prices and the total dealings
3psmns sla k FM.s soss
lrmer shown market and at Phila
deiphis the quotations 7G7s per gallon here
ami at baltimore the price unchanged Thursdays
of = cents
OIL CITY Penn. Dec. 3.-Crude on-Natonal Transit
Certificates Openei Al Sl4 urI'e pris, 9Ie lowest
price. sos closed Sales 724 barrels cearauces
el0a0uO barrels charters 3v.l5s barrels shpments
1O.723 barrels; runs,
PirrssUas. Penn Dec. s.-cruie on-Petrolea firm;
National Transit at 81 and closed Al
sls highest price. SIS invest Prss sos
TIUsyiLLE. Penn. Dec 3-Natlona TRANSIT Certiacates
opened a 81 and closed at sl prea s1
prgce. eO1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04
Ocean 6ieamrrs.

RED STAR LINE.
~ FOR ANTWERP AND PARIa
sailing from New York and Antwerp evsrv Saturday.
NEDEElA Nd. -saturs;ay Dec 4, ll5U m
SATURDAY. Dec H. ofvO
Fall and Winter Rates cabin. $50 and $40.
sion sllO and sl25. seennl czbtn t4A Excursion Ss0
sieeragr lowest rates.
PETER wKIoHT q SONS ueuT ATts, So Brssdwsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04
cHAs. p. REDMOND. Master.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAxEs.

NO. 81 cHAMHEns-sI, (
.-o,rx.,. ,,,x> - NEW YORK, December !, 1885.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. The Receiver of
~ Taxes Of the City Of NewYork hereby gives notice
all persons who have omitted their axs- for
isso To- pay The same TO him At his ooe before the ls
lotk City Consolidation Act OF ls-2
pom any such tar remaining unpaid day De
oember 1856 one per centum will be- and
collected IN addition TO the amount thereof upon such
tax remaining unpaid the LIST January 1871 IN
terrst wi be charged Received collected
thereof 81 - rate OF be cal
cnlateh frnfthe 4th day OF October ibs6
assessment rolls and the aIos
nvered "a the said kecevcr Taxes
pursuant ~ section 5s3 OF said act
GEORGE W. MCLEAN,
Receiver OF Taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04

6iiuations Uantco--Alales.
RUTLER. &c.-By a Protestant Frenchman
~ butler and competent
duties city country etcrlcnt city rcfeence Address
EMILE, care of H. Bert. tc6 6th-aye
RUTLER--By young man; has good per-
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