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The Osceola times., 1886-12-25
A "BgAR" IN THE Book MARKET.

n DEAR IN THE BOOK MARKET.
People generally have supposed
that The LITERARY REVOLUTION
brought the prices of books down to
the very bottom. The supposition
was q mistake. ALDEN has recent
ly made a reduction all along the
line--a reduction so great as to be u
startling surprise to book buyers,
and an amazement to book publish
ers! He says a continued reduction
IN cost Of manufacture, and contin.
ually widening market warrant it.
He says still lower prices ara posi-
BILE if purchasers can be sufficiently
multiplied--it would Sc en- as If he
were bound to make a customer of
every one who can read! Tennyson's
"Enoch Arden" for 2 cents! Guiz.
OTIS France, 427 fine illustrations s,
reduced from $34,00 to $3.50, and
so on, ad in6nitum! A novel scheme
which he has recently put forward to
tempt book lovers is Provident
Book Club" which secures each
member $500 library for install
ments Of so cents a month, or lar
ger library for propor,ionate pay
ments. His new G4-page Alphabet
cal Catalogue is very wonder in its
literary nttrncfions II and na rticu.
lars of that Club are sent free to any
spplicunt. Address JOHN B. AL
DEN, Publisher, New York, or Chi
cago.
The Osceola times., 1886-12-25

VO1I can live at home and make more mon.
VIII Fey at work for us, than ~ anything else
w in this world capital not needed; Won
are started rec. Roth sexes; all ages ANY cue
can DO ne work Large earnings sure from FIRST
start Costly outfit AMI terms free Better OF
lelay Costs you nothing T. send us your sd-
iress and and ont; If you are wise you will do
50 al orce, III sALLErr h 20 ,Portlanii. Me
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NOtiCe!

That ]. the under igned, adm nts'ra.or of tho
Es ate Of y. y lsiont, dec d will apply I
the Probate ,ourt At the January term thereof
1887, ~ an order To- sell the r.sl estate belong
Ing Ia snid estate, to pay The debts probat,
agsins, the sane at rh ch time all pers ms haY
Ing any Interest therein can appear and max,
such defense thereto as they may deem proper
x. +. l.. WILSON.
Nov. 3oth 1856 Admir-. est n. B Lafont
The Osceola times., 1886-12-25
THE MhMPHIS APPEAL
FOR 1886.

The APPEAL enters upon itsforty-sixth yea
ripe In the ex periences Of the past and fu. oil
hope for q future for the whole country, but
especially for this and the ntighsoring states
that shall surpass the dreams OF the most san
guine OF the early settlers All The Questions
CROWN z out OF slavery, and wbichlett the Norih
aad the South divided for nearly three genera
uons have been settled, and the states nave
adjusted themselves to the new co ditlohs In
spirit OF unity, peace and concord There are,
therefore. no Issues before the country that are
not common to all the people. and that are hol
ofar economical and national character. mere
are no qucsiiuns before the Nstiousl Leele ntnie
that do not equally effect the eintereste OF All tue
States n that cannot BE- discussed from barls
of personal welfare by the citizCis 0ial ol them'
For the future therefore. Legislation, both ma
tionai aud state il to he oi n business ehai-
acter and lie, Tor that reason 10 c'inr ~ NC
closer and closer to the Individual ci'lzeh
Perronal politics Is, with the bns,es, 70 i'
re!egat.d to the y 81, and civil service ieIviih
is 70 secure to the couulry honfs,y, enle,,n.1
and industry In public places The pOliticel
outlook IS all that cOnld be desired. Preriuoh'
Cleyel and has made an abiding impression up
on the country, and at the close OF his adn,in,
ts,ration viii have reconcil.d even hispolitlea'
opponents 70 continuance OF Democratic as
rendancy There 10 nothing to hinuer or re'srd
the progress Of the country. All the availafls
lands OF the Westtaken up. the South must for
mahy years be the favored scction for enter
iris NJ immigrants, and lite coal and ircl fields
invite capitalists from the exhausted mineral
ands OF the North and West. Arspid and gres,
ncrense OF n.anu tsctures mnst follow, and this
VIII necessita'e RAPID incr ase"frnilronds ans
cnriespondipg increase ofour labo'irg poli =
lation The PEAL, the pioneer IN the jour-
nallstic field OF the Southwest. always in sym
raihy with the people, Will be fou nd curing tn.
'esr lust born rs fnll ofenterprse Nc In he past
And amin aztec b, only the desire TO H. ep the lead
and prompt lie re aders 10 the INCREASING advar-
tages of our soil and climate and geugra phic al
sitastlon. 10 accomplish this no expense will
be spared. We shal, continue to make a mos
iibeai use OF the telegraph and tins keep orr
ender' Informed ithr advance oi the world
'ay by day MS fast as deyelopm, ntsin any d,
Isrunsni of human efo'i are made public We
mhall eidtaver TO to keep the APPEAL mn to I,s
| now hlGn standing as news paper and leader
,ipublio opinion. and so continue to deserve
| the so far un"hascn conhd nee of a constituency
hist is strongest outside Of Tennessee, in Mis-
| iissippi, Ark ansas and hlshain,
The Osceola times., 1886-12-25
DISSOLUTION or co PARINgBsHIP

The cn-parfner,hip herciof re existing u ~ de
the style nnI firm name Of J. b Mitchell x Co.
consisting of ! B Mitchell and - W Henlel
is this day is-olv.d by mntual consent; J 3
Mitchell assumes all the frrns' assets. and dis
charges all ri its liabilities B. MiI1 HELL
BrUlaski, Art r. w. HENLEY
Dec. 3rd. lsS6. 1918 81
The Osceola times., 1886-12-25

A White Sewing Machine, bran
new, direct from the manufactory
worth $35, will be exchanged for
ash wood. For particulars, apply
at this office. or, to
CHARLES GooDIICH.
The Osceola times., 1886-12-25
Allen Cotton Seed,

We are prepared to furnish pure
" Allen Cotton Seed" selected from
our best "Allen Cotton" at so cts.
per bushel. Orders solicited. Ad-
dress, A. LEA & Co., Fulton, Tenn.
The Osceola times., 1886-12-25
PRAIRIE NANCE,

ITcn, and Scratches OF every kind
cured in 30 Minutesfby Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Use no other
This never fails. Sold by GAYLORD
& HALE, Druggists Csceola, Ark.
The Osceola times., 1886-12-25
For Sale I!

Camp Outfit consisting of second
hand blankets, mattresses and Mess
utensils. Apply to
G. r. BRIcKEY & Bros,
The Osceola times., 1886-12-25

Thousands Of cases Of Nervous Debility,
merisl asld physical veal ness. lost manhood.
nervous prostr"iion, results Of iodiscleii.ns,
exccsess or any csnse, cured b. Ncryiia NJ
remedy ever offered to ths afflicted has met
with snch unprecedented sacesss It h-e no
equa' for curing all forms OF NERVOUS " Asrn,
ExHArsTloS, DEBILITY on DpsAy. Its -bcbc-
heisl threis sfr Immediately percepiible; in
n lev wrckf sit.r mmcnciny Its nsr feeling
of Renewed sier ana strength IL apparent. IT.
t1ecis II prompt and radical cure, and |. the
only safe and cflectual remedy known f,r cur-~
ing all forms "i Nervous Debility fr.m any
cause. Its effects are perma.rnt No matter
how aggravated your ras-, how many RENE.
dies L have tfied, ar how many doctors have
failed When the disease has bsflcd tla
skill of he b est Physicians. when melancholy
and despair have taken the place Of hol .. sLa
the world looks blank and dreary, kervita
will inspire new lie and permanently cure
bod, AID n.ihd Ia 72Y csses cured by its uss
In 1894. str NJ iaith that 1, will cure evory
case prompts me 10 send irsl package "a
this fsrrr.
DIX. \ G, Lis. Eox az. chiesgo. III.
The Osceola times., 1886-12-25

-" -"Evcrybody's Friend" q three
act drama, will be rendered at the
Ladies' Aid Hall next Wedncs-
day night, with the following cast:
Mr.. Felix Featherly, S. S. g. mines.
Mr.. Icebrook, c. II. Gaylord.
Major DeBoots, j. II. Borum.
Coachman, Justice Dsnehower.
Gardener. X. r Abernathy.
Trap, Lee Rcussan.
Mrs. Feathcrly. Mrs. Emma Brickey,
Mrs. BeBoo,s, Mrs. p. j. Semmes
Mrs. Swansdown, Mrs. l.. R5ussan.
Fanny, Mrs. Clara Roussan.
All are cordially invited. Doors
open at y o'clock, p. m.
MASONIC.
At the last regular meeting Of Os.
ceola Lodge No. 27, A. F. & A. NJ,
the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
J. w. Price, W. NJ; Hugh r. Nc
Weigh, S. w.; n. +. Williams, j. W.. );
Leon Roussan, ,'Scc.; c. II. Gaylord,
Treas; D.'H. Lawrence, Tyler; J,
X. P. Hale, S. D.; f. NJ. Tucker, J.
D.
A private Installation will take
place at the Lodge rooms next Mon
day night, at which time aud place,
all tie members If the Lodge are
requested to be present.
s-The Levce contractors at work
on the opposite side Of the river, are
paying 81 so day for lsborers, and
S3,1rper day for teams and wagons.
A good opportunity to stop the cry
Of hard times " SO much INDUCED
in by the street corner loafcrs.
The Osceola times., 1886-12-25
THE
Arkansas Gazette
The most WIdelv circulate
ed, and mot com pre-.
hensive newspaper
i'm ArkanAas.

The most complete line ofspecial and associ'
at.d Press News. Incomparably the best
Market Reports. Noted for impartialty, cam
dor, fesrlessncss and sbiiity in its discussions
OF the topics of the day Performed i,s share
In making the Republican party Co IN
1854.
1t believes IN Arkansas and the New South,
and will always lead in bringing to the notice
OF the world the Ststes's unequalled resources.
p 1t thinks the Indian Territory Is reiarding
the prog ress of Arkansas mo than AL other
causes comniued and shall continue its fght
to open 1t until that blessing Is accompli' he'd.
DAILY.
ONE YEAR ...... ......... ....--..'.......Sio W
SIX MON fHS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - W
ONE MONTH -.......... .....,+....t,,.'- W
WEEKLY.
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SIX MONTHS. ........ geo. ............, W
TIiEEE MONTHS ................... 10
Following custom established some years
the GAZETTE Offers a choice number Of good
and useful books as premiums to its weekly
subscribers
The Gazette is cluhbed with tsis paper foi
lss5 1t So 10. post eye paid
For list OF premiums, address
THE GAZETTE,
Little Lock. AK.
The Osceola times., 1886-12-25

LITTLE ROCK, ARR June n, 1879.
Mcssrs W, NJ AKIN h co,
Evansville, Ind.
For the benefit ofall persons living in maar,
Al parts Of the country, take great pleasure in
recommending Dr. Armisteafs Aeue Tunic
having used the same myself and fanil, and
receited go much benefit troio The same, am.
airs, living witness to Its merits and can moi
-ay too much in it's favor.
Very respectfully,
A. :, KING
The Osceola times., 1886-12-25
TUFTS HAIR dye,

CaAY Nam on Wrrss Tss charged TO a Grfpsv
BLACK by dngle sl'p cation Of fhie DYE, Itim.
~ Orsegtsu. q seat by exrrcA On receiDt cf q.
oeu5C0, = NuQ8AY ST.. new ToUR.
f.nx MU1 uAycA = yei.s.f u~fssssaiss ss1N
hSssea nsssass ~ y a<asd ttl1x = So06ss11IJ
The Osceola times., 1886-12-25
FACE EcG.xoa.

Thursdays mail brought us IN IN
vitasion 10 Free Egg nog at the
CAsino over at Plum Point. The
Gender Of that invitation, We have
evsry fesson 70 b ee. bss pretty
claar NsA Of our Views regarding
lriaA habit; .sad re il not for
3bae - ~ suSp . softening
q - hssiA heesg6s % By the 700
- repGn41 Jl07f of sgg.nog
~ ~ ~ ~ NE might 70.
esrd ~ IN - y An insult. Az
Z q - deoIl9s with thanks. Free
Er.se4g eiopje nsans, free robbery,
- A n 81 1posses tben ef yoor
:; $ s
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suyDArScHooL WORK ~ BRooKLYx.

large number Of Sunday school teachers and officers
with many ministers attended the Ninth General Convention
the sunday schools Kings County yesterday the smp
Methodist Episcopal Church. Clermont and WI.
lougUy Brooklyn About 1000 ATTENDED the
three sessions and much interest enthusiasm
dress Of welcome male the J.
which he said that the evil poolsenx
county destructive OF much effort the sum schoo
j. cummings was elected president Of the body and John
K Morris secretary Mr.. Morris a report showing 265
schools IN the county with lU272 teachers ss7 scholars
snd Attendance OF 6296. Ten schools
1000 members each number OF SPEAKERS Including the
Rev Dr. A. II Moment, the Rev Messrs A. :. Gumb.rt J.
= kinridge G. j. North r. H. and John
and 4essrs f. r. Ide r. Griftnx and H. b. Lewis made
three mute speeches such topics
sunday school Temperance
among teachers Longer addresses made the after
by Dr. George r. Peniecost The Primary Class
the Rev. II. A. Powell. Home study and How TO
IT," Superintendent q A. Bell Order"
q ID. Hulst on Training Converted Schoars" and Or.
Alexander hntchns on Teaching Reverence cod The
yard.)
In the evening tho principal addresses were made
W &. p Lho-des. Chapman state
ssionay : Eddy reported the work throughout
state. Or. A H. Moment summed up salient
OF be y -
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CLOSING Prices OF CALTPOaNTA SrOOGS
San FRANCISCO, Nov. Is. 1856.


II is stating it mildly say that tOdays stock market
was a wonderful exhibition Of the absorbing power
Yesterday several large blocks speculative stocks were
sold and to-day they came out Of the strong
boxes OF rich spectators and we're delivered
and the cash paid for them. Yet IL dd
to-day disturb the market iota. All its effect was
in yesterdays late declines, and the confidence ex
hbited at the opening Of business marked "a IL
has any previous period The continued good re-
ports of earnings has much do with the conditions at
work IN the speculation Those for the second week OF
November thus far reported entirely satisfactory
10 the most sanguine expectancy. True
St. Paul Yesterday reported second week $4,000
less than FOR the week of 1885 still the $4,000
greater than in the week of 1854 The reports Of to-day
show gains in every small and some large
but all good percentages Norfolk and Western shows It's
usual over 30 per cent gain and Buffalo, Rochester
and Pittsburg, which heretofore has not been
doing well in It's comparisons gives nearly per cent gain
The earnings reported to-day will be found printed in
their usual place below One OF the old and shrewd
operator of his day remarked 1t Is no use 20 bear
the market when the railways are showing increased
earnings, and you might well attempt TO stop fifty
ton locomotive with handcart to bull stocks when
the roads showing declining earnings" 1t Is this
sentiment which to have taken possession
OF the market at the present time Several times since
July OF the operators have sold good part OF their
holdings and then talked reaction" But neither the
sales the ak-oray and in prnt-have had greater
effect than call halt and period Of dulness We
predictngOny retrospecng at what seems to he
opportune OftOdays markett is necessary only
to say that there was little hesitatiOnsome expec-
tation that prices would yield 20l per cent more TO
yesterdays heavy reazatOns and some disa pointment
in quarters to lind only duness and Lr tone TO
prices When this condition realized the upward
movement again in and made progress but general
" slowly. Lake Shore, Canada Southern,
Michigan Central Ohio and Mississippi Columbus. Hook
ing Valley and Toledo Memphis and Charleston, and New
York and New-Engand the conspicuous features,
while on the other side Philadelphia Gas lost pa per cent
OF its Yesterdays advance and closed at 1874 The mar
ket closed strong.
Governments dull but stronger in the bids which
were a higher for the A. and = higher at llO7s for
the los The changes In the currency 90 were irregular
Annexed are the closing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF vEw-YoRK pEALrNGa


fluctuations the feature OF the grain market.
yesterday and the 5uilsh features situation
power command speculative support hrm tons
pervaded the c2sn market for wheat but
aerial change and the purchases exporters reached only
80 900 Dushels The options enjoyed temporary
drmness but later prices reacted slightly. The
close steady and shade above lowest
quotations but prices unchanged follows; Noyem-
Der ~ December rs January seq February ssh May 81 L
There only trivial export demand for corn, but
the market nm offerings hold
err speculation stronger
IN wheat prices the best puluts with gains
November Al 45 and = cent Tor december AZ
nary At AZ and May at 6O1s cents oats duh and
isrkng OF new feature. In the options November
rose 10 35 aud January y cent 34. but
December 33s aud May 3tls cents unchanged
developed the lard speculation and tho export
lnguiry moderately good. Options up p0i.t
November - ~ 25 and ponts Tor the other months fol
lows, December January ST ~, February 81 so
March 50 "a. A prI 50 90 and The year 50 %.
receipts o and nouI New York
Philadelphia Baltimore Boston follows Wheat
los 2IS bushels 5000 bushels o. 900
grain. 1s2rs bushels -four 80 39s ba. AZ
Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Louis The arrivals Wheat
1872 bushels 1855 1872 bushels oat l26sz7 buaA
total gram. <2c.S<o bushels. rouf so.ll4 b~rrslS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19

YrvxRPool NV S-PrDvIsion sB scon ani Cns
49, 90, Long Clear diIiles. j1 OIL short Gear Aaa,st
A. III snort lOs shoulders <'s Od yer e"- DO
49, ID tor ~ India Ness fiIDe slosa - o.
PRIME OoL. Prtans Ness nssso.s
80. "a W..eru GA id L2rd-Amerlean SoS frins go
an, 81. al lAara 3z- Od iiAns-AOuk Sue O.s -
Butter-sOs I'd Iti {" Lioi Lhest 10y
st'tss Chs.,e--A mercAn Cholca J9a I'd H1c~s-hoS
%~sfern sunuy u. Is IVd.. he'd winter os 90
*. cenJxI. M. NAtei. o. su oo. ~ .
snr,ns 6s ri Mixed Western - ADJ CsiliorniS NS
~, .L q IA III: NJ. = oAoL eos 81 per cene<L rrS
2os Ill TO- Al Lou'in zoa 81
,re ~ t..uned IoL por SAoA Clover oeod-
hwSr,,an i..sL 49s yer cwL laliJs-<AJ ID ger esL-
Fine Amerlcan 2JS ST.. Prime city. 2Ja Cd per est
Ro,II Ji Pale. H. 81 vJs D. Linseei oli.
Provisions Ancrlcsn itefrserztoi oesrs
hind QuArtsrs % toro quarters & per o. hops Al Lo.-
Ks VL KS los OIL Cotonsccd al
Liverpool Vuai Al l3s ID
LONDON Nov ls.-Prviuco-Lnseed OIL x2O 2sosL . ~
IA ud Calcutta LluseoL ABS III per quarter l@n
Cake lvA itennoc Petroleum 10 luz
Cd yer gAllva SplrIts of Iaryen1Ec. <oA "a ps<
cvL; sperm OH, $50 tau kosn-CouInOn. So - Yex
cwt Pale U.s. Glls OL PrOslslons-lsf.l "a ~ pox
cwt Tor American su-ar-lzs. V per cwI ior SuoA
Irfuxa polarzlng aud lis ID IA Oh lot
su reauug 4aJaL Australian IAisow-bccL stA W. -
otL. Mutton 2.A ID Sd CocosAut Ou-Se" -
os. Cocalu HeiFsscrsteu poo.- y. 80
hind quarter, and Is lid lors quarters pcs 90 " -
A
1 and ~ TRACES % Confines soofs
~ pof Aoo
,,tEnES nov ls-Pctroleum. MARKS ~ p.eanlss
WicoA Lard al 81 marks OO p'ennss per iio -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19

Certheatee 53A; Canadian Pacific 721 Enc Ue; - -
oDd consols i02A Me1icap Ordinary 49, Sc Ym1 Ce4
mon 97s Nev-York central. ll67s; Reading 20kj Hu4
sons Bay Company. 2454
Bar silver Is auotsd IT As 1914. per ounce.
Paris advccs Three Cent Rentes - u sneY
70 centme. for re aud Exchange on Londes .
% francs Ssh confines FOR checks
p. m.-The amount Duipn the Bank Of Enc
land on balance to-day Is 457.00o.
The bullion England ZIG 90
durin the past week
PARIS Now ls.-The weekly statement Of Bank 4
France shows decrease OF 1850 O0O gold zRl
an increase Of 4.576.0O0 francs In silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
ETHIOPIAN FrSANcIAL MARKETS

roypoy Nov ls-l2:3o D. mConsos l0l - i5 for money
and Oa the account United -tses pei cent I1ss
Atlanfic and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees
t'erfnsates 63a Mexican ordinary, 4b's NewfOfk Cen
trai III =; Prnnsylvaria 59a, Reading. 2OS
10 n Paris aivlces quote Three Per Cent Rentes at
81 francs 20 confines for the account - :,
BERLIN Nov. ls-The statement the Imperial nahA W
Germany shows increase IN specie OF ssoovv me- s A.
lO2 for mohey and W. t.lo i't
count; Atlantic and Great Western first MOTHS -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19

II would not live Away" No; not n disease 10 make
my daily burton. hut need not roo srcnd and VAL
not If you viii be How loved once
are Wondering the dust who might have been spared TOT
wears The slight cough UNDECIDED. the many symptome
Of that lutked vihn sxhei and death came
Dr Iold.n he.lcsi discovery esnnos leo~ .hS
S sy. and VIII cure Yian IN IL ca saxea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
TIE pETROLETH MARKET.

In the effect cursment OF telegraph facilities by the
storm the crude market presented sharp contrast with
the stock speculation With the latter. the absorption OF
rea cations on the day previous followed by material
recovery whereas the dealings in National TRANSIT
certificates were on yielding in price. The news
from the oil country was hessrS ou' a sIs
GAUGES OF the ashiDgtOn mel IAN 10 tcnets
. ircpe ex pected Of them. MANY OF the Traders Axs
Inc ou that statistical situation J. OF no consequences
ani ape u excitement and TAX OF the SPECIFY 10
-unnton o. tie bull but tie oil market has TOO TO
guently ell that substantial rise must resi- %
justify such philosophy eAoep.
Ia moderate extent Transactions were largely chrtho
Yesterday extreme dizziness ruled Best pfees
w. MADE near the opening, the extreme loss on
the day Ia cents. ana me elose
hsrsv steady al recovery from the lowest poin N
me range OF prices the IOtA dealings Al the Con-
soilsted Exchange were as follows;
Openlng ............ 75A2 Lowest-.-.----..-- q =
Hghest...........-... 7J54 Final - =
sales. barrels.
In the refined business was quiet and quotations
were 10 need y here anu IN Baltimore <lu oe
cents Phl!sselphl&
OIL CITY Penn. Nov. ls.-Crude oi-NAtonA rrAnHs
Certificates openei At 1874 usls-t 'ri' 751 lowsss
nr,cs rs closed 75a Sales $1,000 barrels cearances
k2l2 900 barrels. charters, ii,1oo barrels shipments
barrels
PIrr,guRs Penn Nov Crude Ou-Petrosa n quiet
hut steady National Transit oDened AZ 49, and
lose, Al IS highest price. 75s lowest price, az.
Rp.DpoRD PENN Nov Is .'rlis W-fLJlDIl rrNlsis
opened At 75 Ani closet AZ IS highest price,
IL - owest price 743. cearAnces. 2l1oOOO OarreiA
TIrusy1LLR Pena Nov IL -SatonA frAas.t CerUhcAtes
onsned al q and closet 10 asasst peca 1914 ""ess
D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19

vonnv or mdde-aged suffering from nervous debii.
nv loss memory premature od a. the result Of oA
nan should 10 stamps nustrAtci
treatise. Address WORLDS DlsfENsAhf MEDICAL
AssOCIAIION oo3 Man-st, Buffalo, y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19

.a.r ind Inflammation o We
nenla wors -.
sron ,or tssty labor, annoy AN" 40 0ueaavo
anS Nasal 800 Soss andh roaA
efforts 10 e,ss' relieve
80. WI ~ dls,
al Iiscorsfor sunelnr Asu y dfoeasot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
THE MONEY MARKET. !.

SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE-Nov IS.
THE GEvEs AL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19

Actual Sales Closing No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19

SuIpIus Issj belux
months under the Old Arrangement win no
" est shore Company.
Only S73 600 OF preferred stock remains OUTSTANDING
and bonds retire that deposited Win the %
Loan and Trust Company The Utica, linton anu p p
hamton and the Rome and Clinton always nave peen
leased and operated since June last WIN some Iiot
which il carried into ucX year account Of the New-lOk
Ontario and Ncstern Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
BONDS AVID BAEK STOCKS
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