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Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-30
Too Anxious to Make a Record.

With surplus of millions in the treas
ure Uncle Sam finds it impossible to pay
his employees. For instance, the register
and receiver receive only rs per cent Of
their salary, and such is standing ex-
perience resultant from inadequate APP
preparations. Heads of departments
make their estimates ample, but con-
gress, ambitious for record for econo-
my, applies the knife unsparingly and
without reason, hence officials must needs
wait until next congress passes def
cheney bill. Although Judge Luse has
been out of office several months bal
ance is due him on his salary as register.
Times.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-30
Come to Dakota,

We clip the following from an ex-
change: "We know that the times are
hard, and that talent is a drug in the
market; yet such an advertisement as
the following may make us pause:
"A lady Of good family, without means,
with thorough knowledge of everything,
would be grateful to any one who would
give her occupation, not particular as to
what
"a lady with thorough knowledge
of everything, forced to advertise for
occupation and mot particular as to
whatp A lady of good family too!
What blow in the face for the theory
of female education! When omniscience
goes a-begging, Vassar may surely go
to-Boston.''
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-30
Advice to a Young Man.

And then, remember that you have to
work. Whether you handle pick or a
pen, wheelbarrow or a set of books,
digging bitches or editing paper, ring
ing an auction bell or writing funny
things, you must work. If you will
look around you will see that the men
who are most able to live the rest OF
their days without work are the men
who have worked the hardest. Don't be
afraid of killing yourself with work. 1t
is beyond your power to do that. Men
cannot work SO hard as that on the SUN
ny side OF thirty. They die sometimes,
but it is because they quit work at 6 p.
m. and don't go home until a. m. It's
the interval that kills. Work gives an
appetite for meals; it lends solidity to
your SAUNDERS; it gives the appreciation
of holiday. There are young men
that do no work, but the world is not
proud of them. It does not even know
their names; it simply speaks Of them as
old So.and5so's boys Nobody Likes
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-30
Score One for the Bronchos.

A recent cablegram from London says
that the great ten-mile race between COW
boys from the wild west of the
United States, members of Buffalo Bills
company, riding their bronchos against
Englishmen on English horses, took
place today. The cowboys came out
first, winning in twenty-one minutes.
The event has long been looked forward
to with great and general interest, and
the contest must have been witnessed by
fully twenty thousand people.-Ex.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-30
Of No use to Our officials.

In looking for an item yesterday a
Times reporter ran against w. A. Reem-
er, who is always willing to help a man
out. "Oh, yes" he said, II will give
you pointer that might be utilized here
in the Hills. I was in Nevada not long
since, and during my stay in Wilma
mucka a man was found dead on the
sidewalk. The coroner took possession
of the body, and found pistol in one
pocket and $3.50 in another. The cor
oner filed a complaint before justice OF
the peace, who fined the corpse $3.50
for carrying concealed weapons and then
gave an Indian the pistol to bury the
dy."-Times.
This pointer is no use to the peo-
pie of the Hills as they never let a man
die while he has any money on his per-
son. A dead man in this country is al
ways dead broke.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-30
The Hose Boys Ball.

The ball given by Sturgis Hose No. 1,
in the Opera house last Friday evening,
was most enjoyable affair and resulted
in increasing the companys hoard nearly
$25.
A good crowd was in attendance and
just enough were on the floor to make
dancing pleasure rather than torture.
Through the kindness Of the ladies the
boys were able to furnish their own sup
per, thus materially increasing the funds
taken in. Mr.. John Croning, of Rapid
City, acted as caller, and the Sturgis
orchestra, under the direction of G. G.
Moody, furnished the music. Take it
all in all, the party was one of the
pleasantest ever given in this city.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-30

them; the great busy world doesn't even
know that they are there. So find out
what you want to be and do, take off
your coat and make dust in the world
The buster you are the less deviltry you
will be apt to get into, the sweeter will
be your sleep, the brighter and happier
your holidays and the better satisfied
will the world be with, you. Burlington
Hawkeye. ~.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-30
Attention, Ex-soldiers and Sailors.

The first annual meeting of the Black
Hills Soldiers and Sailors association
will be held at Sturgjs on July 8 and 4
1888. All members of the association
are expected to be present, and those
who are entitled to membership but have
not yet been enrolled are especially urged
to present their names to the secretary
on or before the dates named. The pro-
gramme and other particulars regarding
the reunion will be published in due
time. By order of J. B. FA1RBANK,
G.. w. PRATT, Chairman Elk. Com.
Secretary.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-30
More Victims.

State Senator A. J. Streeter of Illinois,
president of the Farmers alliance, was
nominated for the presidency by the
Union Labor convention at Cincinnati,
and Charles E. Cunningham of Little
Rock, Arkansas, was nominated for the
vice presidency. He is a mechanic, 65
years of age, and has been the labor
nominee for governor of Arkansas as well
as for congress on the labor ticket.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-30
A Vote of Thanks.

Sturgis Hose Company No. l desires
to extend it's sincere and heartfelt thanks
to Mesdames Potter, Aldrich, Marshall
Grow, Sabin, Henry Monheim, Anderson
Wiegand, Lane and others for theil
kindness in preparing the delicious sup
per at the ball on Thursday evening last
and also for their untiring efforts which
without doubt, made the ball the sue
cess it was.
The company sentire appreciates the
labors of the ladies and desires them tc
understand that at any time the ladies
demand the company is at their service
Yours, at command,
STURGIs HOSE No. /.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-30
Too Harsh.

What's the matter with the F., E. Il
M. V. Railroad company producing that
boom literature which Deadwood and
Rapid City paid for last winter? Surely
there never was time when such itera-
ture was more sadly needed. The f., E.
& M. v. is evidently not only soulless,
but a heartless corporation. Chronicle.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-30

Base ball is the greatest of American
games greater than poker. tits played
by old and young in every part of the
country. Nearly every hamlet has a
team, all of the cities are in some one OF
the leagues, and every school keeps up
its team. Professionals are paid large
salaries larger than teachers, editors OF
statesmen. Their fame extends through
ont the land. There are more famous
base ball players than congressman.
Their names are better known through
the country, and are more frequently
mentioned, than are the names of the
presidents cabinet. Young man, do moi
omit base ball from the list of profess
sions you choose from. Elk.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-30
American Enterprise.

The only news dispatches printed in
the New York and Boston papers the
next day after the storm of March ~
were received by long distance telephone.
After that some Of the Boston and New
York papers exchanged news. via London
by way of the Commercial.-Ex.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-30

Sturgis, it will be seen, plays at home
May 30, juno 3, July 20, August 25 and
September 20, with one date yet to be
filed. The Sturgis boys do not expect
to fly the pennant, but they expect to
make the balance of the league do some
tall travelling to keep ahead.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-30
More Hogs in Dakota.

Colorado cattle are valued at $40, $780,
600, horses at $5,oOo,o0o and sheep at
nearly $1,ooo,ooo, but hogs at only
$4,000. i...a
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-30

Following is the schedule tof baseball
games to be played by the clubs Of the
Black Hills league during the coming
season:
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-30

We received a copy of periodical
bearing the peculiar cognomen of sThe
Writer" It is published in Chicago,
and is in the interest of all who write for
publishers Of newspapers or magazines.
1t is thoroughly enjoyable publication,
and fills peculiar field hitherto unoccu.
pied.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-30
On Monday it rained in Missouri

Wisconsin, Minnesota, Massachusetts,
Illinois, New York, Pennsylvania, Iowa,
Nebraska, Indiana, as well as in Dakota,
Thank God the Black Hills is not the
only country that has felt the effects 81
these heavy rains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-14

y special meeting o. the stockholders OF The Dubuque
s,I eo,N CIV Railroad Company VIII b. held a. the
S"fnany, Orco n thc city 81 Dubuque ia the state "i
Iowa ON Weine .day tho 81 day OF october a - lo0o
a. 10 O'Clock Ia te forenoon. u act upon the following
subjects. viz ,- ., r....,,., .,, -,
BY. Laws = -ld Company. ,...
mo purchase 81 tho a.lways popeiy ana ianehi-
q. no Cedar Enpis ana Chicago kalrnll Company w.
Iowa Falls amt Sioux cry Railroad Company aud mo
Cher0eo ami Dakota Railroad Company, aud tuch other
matters Incidental 10 the foregoing may come before
tho meeting.
ALIEN AMBER q. HACKsTAFP Secretary.
GautaBl~- '~~-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-14
Counirn ]1roperin rUanieo.

A MAN employed In New.Yolk IN clerical capacity Is
"a dcsr0us Of procuring furnished house country
Tor tho winter months fo the care Of the same or al
Nominal would prefer place not hour and
fuarer from Ncw.Y0rk City Hall children: the best
II references given Address o. r.. Box %. Tribune
Once.
small weatherpIoof, modern house furnace heated
rooms good location high ground within
tasy distance depot be dry cheerful and neatly
finished about 5000 Address h. L.. Tribune
trlce New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-14
Nehcr Il Carpenter, Bankers
no BROADWAY. y. Y.
FACT TFNNTSSTT

IAST ITNNFNNTF, -.
VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY,
&c WALG~Sr, NEW YORK.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
MEETING # the stockholders Of the
" FAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
RAILWAY COMPANY Is hereby callel 10 be held at the
ofoe OF the company the city Of Knoxville on
THURSDAY 18th day Of october 1855 a. 10 o'clock an
The object OF said meeting 10 consider the question o. the
Issuance exceeding $4,000 600 Of bond TO b. known
a. East TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
TAiIWAY COMPANY IMPROVEMENT AND EQUlP'
MENT BONDS for the purpose OF providing fund- foF ur
,,,Lnc ~ beermtnfs and securing additional equipment
Tor san company said bonds To be- secufei By deed y
,rs upon - much ~ The cOnpany's line 81 railway an
auce. A. b. described m he 1cri n trust hereto
,,e cvcc.eI Nv his company 10 tho Central Trust Com
many q NcwIorE, dated July OH leon securing th'
con .olldltei bonds. ,,, =. 49,, , , o,o,o.b . - a,
The transfer books viii be closed AZ O'clock p m on
On Friday, October 10TH 1855 ecs,,,,N s....,.xx
New-York September 10th, 1855
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Rooms ano flats 60 Eet.

H. IRSTC CLASS FLATS OF ROOMS. with direct light
no air shafts all modern improvements; halls hcsef
lultOr and hall boy premises Apply 20 T. COCH-
lANE 223 3th.st, iani.r prem. Sos al West
(3f.st reference required.
ORIMFR 30 and 80 West 59th.st, opposite Central
Elegant apartments 10 rooms; steam heat ee-
ator every convenience low remit ABBY 70 JdintoI
h. SIDNEY WHITMAN. 80 Liberty-st
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Doaro ano Rooms.

~ lady wishing 20 " the city TO study painting
pc have home use OF studio copies ana ih>uu,
Zion IN private American family; references exchanged
tdiress NJ Box %. Tribune once.
N EWLY handsomely furnished large room also hall
llO E3st 27tE-st near LeXngt0u-aNe.i ReDue
tfn only references
In WEST 3sTHST., 9Th AND 9TH ANES.-Hand
" soInely furnished or unfurnishcd fiat rooms
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REAL ESTATE.
prrs1NEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

= sno,,or s,,o at the Real Estate Exchange
...,a,dav was BY Thomas c. Smith, VINO e'u w
|ssuls,tst on the East side. 81 feet hoi'h VI D
". rr,rer,v 4. four.story brick tenement win n'o
l.rx building in the rear, lot 2SNlVo' Inv o,us
.,.,sd in at $40 600 and up orisAy 70 ei''-'
xh,ch price Simon Fine was the buyer is .,n,.
~, nv lanes L. Wells on "Wednesday last Oh TWO p''''
sNe :, u,s stated that about year ago these
On pcts were bought the sale Of the convent on prom
sy BY Harass for about sSVY frame dwellings at
s, OF about 500 apiece more Inc p'opyS I h,,tv
bOt each sasw ,a cost an Of Construction Brown
Lomess leased No Io2 hsst TbeSs wSs
three years xebaoee Yesterday lots Third
s' netween Eighty fourth and Ninety.toutth SIS me
81" buildings on Thompson-st. near Princes St at
.sS 900 slso hotel with 200 rooms ana al hnpoNo
ssSts on broadway, above Twenty thrd,st lage plot
nnlnans corner Fifth near Twenty-nnth,sL'
,nd hve-ory double nat 25N.4xa9o on I@s aso
hi'h"' rboassve near One hundred and sixteenth-st
H.vsica station at SIS oOO and stock farm $50 acres
ORANGE 0G9 bSe ,enan: houses store lumber yard
eroanery etc, al $4,000.
Ncw.York September 10, 1888
Tn. following sales were held at the Exchange ana
AUCTION "'''' BY Thomas G. smith
zsory and 5-sOry buildings with lot 10 ~ Wiiiop,
# $ SO #, n Of Broome-st lot 25XlOO Simon Fine
Slow BY Richard V: HaJynstt & c., ,.-,vo va,
sale OF pot OF land S l. 31t-st Q ei lsIaNo' was
adjourned 10 Oct. IL
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERSS,TN y CITY
;3i.s 2s5 II c OF llt-aNe 2oNlg-2' WIN 40 ooo
Austin aud wife George Crawiold s,,. sAo'VVo
bh.ave. 75.s It o. sSh-st 25xlO2 Benlsmn o. ooo
aad ys 70 N1s2 Thomas
r6rSse.ss 50 Is 4, Of sisnton-st 95x7o4, - .oo
E@. 5scee ScC eGTScr ubcrs $50 IT to
MrorcT ~ sxeSUIos john BToScr
l,isbst n $ siS &c Of 4th-ave 25xlOOl1. John ooo
Cairnes TO George Carnes. zl.-v-
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CrcG5mNklUQ.

n pr~SNfAKTR.-Ry "a competent woman; would 60 ont
- b. nav sewing or IclalllnS ln liN"le I1n,
- ~ Mn, GOLDMAN. 9l3 1thaNc.. between O'th a"i
5,th St..
nrr>S1AkING.-D am experienced dles-nafec, in
D. t'm. is. 20 ilcu's .0 hing speciality
LOWE, 81 Wcs' l-disi
a ,I-~ll EFE-By person OF ability 70 10 WORK at
~ house At short notice or "ouH 20 CUT oy '"' lay
80 East 29thst.
nEr>~MNkI E-' .iiouabe drc.smfi.r would IKE
bsor ~ IA. dlv ol at h.r nom; e.Ot attf Il a"ri
r.o1cfatc i,uc, A,ness II. T.. lOO W 4-dst, IlIOuhe
branch.
IL vim Nmr D..icn. Will make gowns, latest de- ens,
reasonable HAYS. GGs Oth-a'c.
RFS>MAKING.-Bv nrsi-cias- litter am draper rev
~ engagements by the dy. city OF out Oi V"" >
city reference Address D. go Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-14

The hondS VII Dc u'TlF0rrI 20 1Ho PuIV''"'V' vi Vt
before the i2th dav OF october. lssS. -, - Al. NJ
yorg Hartford AMI New Haven Rilroaf ana upon INC
irar., Pairoad 12 miles % minutes travel from Giani
Central Depot with 80 trains each WY daily mas p'Pn
.n n, olnuf 10 people and has no other bonied IN
doit.dnese L. mas public works, gas ana electric
LIGHTS horse railroads hac walks and IS rrowihr rapdY
nv statute tho bonds Cannot De- sold for less an par and
accrued interest. .,. ,--,.-t.., ~, ,hoso bor4s
moro ld AZ NIB c auction IN Mount vernon on the 9th
dav Of July last at premium OF four and Onc-Guafter
per cent 1000
Dated Septcmhc- . 1883 --.
nv order Of the Village Board ~ Trustees ,,.
~ DAVID on NCK IN Bi Sil Y lnge President
IAMIS II. JENKINS. NIace NleIk
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financial.
VILLAGE BONDS.

OF THE VILLAGE OF. MOUNT VERNON, N Y.
Fifty of the Sewerage Loan Bonds Of the Village OF
Mount Vernon In wostchester County New.York. will be
sold at public auction thu highest bidder at the
Of the trustees said village In Dcarbon's Building
on lth.ave., in said village. on the FIRST DAY OF oc-
TOfEH 1883. at three t3) o. m -,
The. are part OF q series Of bonds which are 10 be
issued by said village. under Chapter COS OF The laws Of
i.s6 snrnd-i Chapter 1853 ~ the laws Of 1888 10
provide funds for the construction OF permanent system
viii be for the principal Of One Thousand Dollars
snd viii bear Interest Tho rate o. four per eentum per
viii 30 payable at the National Citizens Bank in New
York civ The bonds will be coupon bon1s. with the
nrleqe 10 tho holder 81 having them made registered
bonds They will DO dated June l. 1888, and payable
q LINZ. u I'll
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GRISW0LD & GlLLETT,
BANKERS,
NAIL-ST.
STOCK SUBSCRIPTION.
3 WAII.-ST.

. 49,
Subscriptions viii be received at inc once or the
company l1p Biotona5 NV. Urn, M - ~ ,no
rs 0OOj shares OF the par Yaue o. SiVo eIcn, o. IS
capital stock Of the NDRllN 81 t;I.N W nnAN
LOAN COMPAN1 q Mlhhc'iohS MiHH'' UNI" "oO" Vi
November lst. 1883 - 80 ,
The officers ami directors o. the company are W'i
known prominent, successful, ahd NeaiIhy pusies7
men
DIRECTORS
Thomas Lowry Pres. Nlnucapui street Railway Co.
" D Washfi,rn les 500 Railway Co.
Iohn pulsbuly II CHARLES 4. Pil. sDury Co.
+ n Iierrirk. Of iicruck Brothers.
A j Dean former cashier Of security Bank
Loren Fletcher. Of l.. Fletcher q Co. $500 ,.
Clinton Morrison, Pres. Farmers ana MccHahcS Savings
Bank.
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feaal Notices.
SUPREME COURT,

NETWORK SUPREME COURT,
~ COUNTY Oh kINbS =,
ALBERT NJ KALBfLElsCH and FRANhLIN ~
KhLBFlElSCH, Plaintiffs, against IiAl'Lho H.
KhLBFLIISCII. Dcfcndsut - - .,,,,
IN THE MATTER OF THE RECE1NERSHlP OF WILL
IAN BROOKFIELD. ,
In pursuance o. judgment decree made IN INC sDoNc
entitled action ~ Special Terra Of this court hcin az M
lay Of August duly entered in the Office OF the
Clerk o. said County |, william Bfooklcli the Receiver
OF the property Of Martin Kabheischs sons hereby give
notice that Will sell at public auction 10 the highest bu
City Of Brooklyn n Y, lsth day Of September
1855 - O'clock noon, all the % the firm Of Mar
tn Kabfcschs Sons which have into my hands a.
such Receiver, and ncluing all thc personal property
chacs sharos of STOCK book debts ch0-oe In seuon ana
securities said fn - every description: aaG all tie
right ute ard Interest which, such Receiver have IN
any such assets subject any existing thereon
Purchasers said sale VIII be required pay twenty
per the amount % their bids n rho Of
The sale. balance within thirty days thereafter.
Dated New.Yofk August "a 1882
WILLIAM ERpOF FIELD Receiver.
ALEX AMBER GREEN. Attorneys for Receiver 1870
Broa1way New.York cry
- TPREML COURT.-Richmond County
- Thomas W. King and others against Rcon Barnes and
Pursuant TO judgment encrei in the above entitled
action In tie IN ~ Clcrk ~ the County N .h.
n.ond ON lgth day 81 May 1857, J. tho undersigned
ne referee arpOnct cary f3id Judgment Into eject
VII sell 90 public auction. 81 the "h Isiae l.N hangc
ana Auction Rooms fIiHitcd. al Nos, - a. % Liberty
street ihe cry ~ Now York iy Afuan H. Muller A.
Coz auct0lcofs on Monday Septcuhc! lsh J. SO 40 -
o'clock The tun1r am min. are Of the original
pany Limited belonging 10 the defendant eon Barnes.
ana rhed I'm the seventh Paragraph Of SAID JUDGMENT
D'''' S'D''' ''- JACKSON WALLACE,
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Cost ano fonno.

4 OST.-Dank Book No ISL ,O0l Dry Dock Savings
IL Bank. Any person having claims upon said book AIN
called upon 70 present the the bank within "a
days or the said Will be declared cancelled eI-
tnguishcd and one issued in lieu thereof
T OsT-On Madison and 4ih-aye. car a ring OF keysi
IL liberal reward paid FOR same, II returned to %
Last
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Che Curt.
Couarincrship Notices.

JENNINGS LACE WORKS of New York
~ have assumed ana will continue the business OF A. G..
Jennings Sons, Of manufacturing SILK Laces, Mitts.
&c. The trustees q the new corporation are A. &C.
Jennings Charles H. Smith, Foster b. Hendrickson,
Edwin w. LeClear, Walter L. Sacket. and Albert Gould
jennings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-14
Doaro ano Rooms Wanie0.

~ .tADf wishes Brooklyn board in private family Of
kso per week location between FgtDn-sL and second
~i 'sisfsnees given and required. Address Al Ii A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-14
for Sale.

A-BARGAINS-ORGAN. CLOCKS BILLIARn,
"A. Stefeopt,on Gc-Mu.t be- soi account OF giving
up housekeeping Nils organ. feet wide value $4,000
imported upright clock value ~ 20) BILLIARD table snq
AL apnurtonance stcreOptlcon with many views from all
parts of the world value 5000 Will sell cheap
quick buyers 3o7 West 57thst
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CITY0F COUNCIL BLUFFS, a.,

6PER CENT. IMPROVEMENT BONDS.
ISSUED for street improvements. Dated ADJUST ana
September lsss. and due in . L. g. and years. dc.
nomination $500 and 1000. Interest payable semlan-
nually at the National Park Bank NcwYofk. Total
indebtedness Of the city exclusive Of this issue elA7i0o
Assessed valuation tAof5'oiO
Ac,ua! valuation over slsoOOOoo
Foundation $4,000
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|Drooklrn prorrrin for Sale and 90 fr
FEW CHOICE APARTMENTS TO LET IN
C ounirp ]]ropcrtn for Sale ano 90 Eet


Ia T PALISADES PAEK. foriyhve minutes from \ Nv.
4. o. 10 cent, each way ly comwutne several ne" ci.
onccs the depot ready fol occupancy on et
ferus Of payment. Adde'S To- man and fIce D. oif
ckcfs HfTCHCOCK'S Real Estate Ofco' ii CAalhDVIS
b., New-York
IA = CORONA long ISLAND forfy-nvc minutes from
~ Ncyv-York C:y Hal: 80 trains daily so cents weekly
muu,aiop eg0nf French roof dWo ling ana barn pOt
$1,000: shade nut and al c0uNc ie, o., near uep1
sale on easy lease desirable party. APPLY
A. forenoon 4 IIITtIICOCK'S Real Estate ONCE, IA
ian. hcIss 81, New YORK
a GFNCY FOR NONTCL AIR--lIondsono residences
Ii anl bulln1 ses for sac houses o. lc' asOI Or
A.. CLARENCE Z TUBES Be kuan-st, y. Y.
kNoR sALE-Jcisey civ Heights. \. J.. new --st0ry
house all improvements 20 cns; large stable; 20
T. carriages. H. NEWMANN, 80 1cimana ave,
car Linco.n-st
hIONTCLAIR REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Houses .,
wi handsome rc-irn fpr sale - moderate prices
IAEsONS ( TAYLOR ~ Cciaf-st. y. Y.
h PANGF y J-BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME OK
~ raca3am'7e1. rasicitci avenue Eve acre OF ma
gcent lawn ornamental and shruDbeiy under high
D. cultivation: grove % iOfc-f tire "a r. hnt silhg
tni brook Queen Anne residence by II. II. Holy o.
thiiect 10 watcf. ana aN CRY cohNcic
Large stable with tails. cow ais room ~ 3
carriages rooms for Goodman hay oi' hem, 'e'i
e.: mir depot. EDW. Il. HAMILION x
TO. sc Broadway. once 80.
no LTT-YoNKERs. 3st,ry brick rc.'1nncc
i 2s7 PalisaieaVe. with II rooms; ioonN kitchen on
frs. floor with with furnace, slate
tubs gas city water. connection: brick stable
roony grounds with fine river view lnc fruit &c.
Location OF the best kind.