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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28
TIE The 1TTIII EII!III'L|' {
Sewing Machine
STANDS ARtAD OF ALL OTHERS.

STANDS ARtAD OF ALL OTHERS.
The iatcstlmproved cylindershlit-
tie and flat shank needle cannot DE-
set wrong, are among the lates'
Improvements. Over GOc,9cO nov
in use in the short time OIL years.
Never such a record with any othei
sewing machine. Don't huy any
till YOU have examined this new
machine then YOU can Judge ioF
Yourself the quictest shuttle ma
chine on the market. Let me heai
from yon.
I have also the patent DOUBLE.
EDGED REVER5IDLES,lEAR'
or SCISSORS, the hest you eve
saw, never need grinding nor ge'
loose in rivet.
And am still making large
amount Of the best quality OF pop
lar and oak furniture, snch Us mar.
bic top bureaus. tables, stands
sidehoards, cnpboards, trundle beds:
SC. Repairing done and plctures
framed. Pulpits tor churches made
to order.
Thanking you for past favors,
submit my claims to you IN the If
ture and will Try and mer:s cof
tinuance of the same patronage.
Respectfully, &C..
R. Fl. PENNEWELL,
ONhNCoGK, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28

Melville w. Fuller of Illinois, wa.
confirmed by the Senate as Chic
Justice ofthe Supreme Court, OF
Friday of last week. The vote wa
Al for and 81 against, all the Dem
ocrats present voting for confirm
alton and the following Republicans
Cameron, Cullum, Davis, Farwel'
Frye, Hale, Jones of Nevada, Nit
cheIl, Quay and Riddleherger.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28
NyvlA|A.M POWELL g CO.'S
mare OIL it.

Every leading merchant keeps it in
stock land every barrel is guaranteed.
If not as represented, money refund
q. Do not be deceived in buying any
other
No matter what the brand may be,
see shat VIM. M, POWELL & cos
nams Is On the barrel.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28

Gen. Williams c. Wickham,pro
inently known in all Virginia, and
deservedly popular with the larger
part of her population, died sudden
" of heart disease in his office il
Richmond. last Monday. lie wa.
born in the city Of Richmond IL
1920.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28
MRS. o. %. DOUGHTY
Fashionable
DreSSnaker and 7HiIlilGr,
PUNGoTEAGUG, VA.

Assisted by a corps Of competent
young ladies is prepa I'd to please
every one, ard on the most reason
able terms, in either lie OF her bus
mess Everything r,vel and at,
tractive will De found IL her millin-
cry departmental suil.ile feminine
taste, and lit in either branch OF
her business will be guaranteed &C
cJrding to latest styles.
Cutting done by the S. T. Taylor
system.
Willopcn outnew Stock, Monday,
May 14th.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28

fire. list. G.iri. hes were NOT found
ON the Wesiera prairie ar IN the
Northern forests. hut GU. beautiful
females wanted ostrich feathers IN
, their honnet~, and they would want
some when Grover Cleveland shall
he inaugurated on the 4th of March
ua1t
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28
Fruit Jars! Fruit Jars!

All leading sizes and varieties a
popular prices.
Glover Seed, Millet Seed and
Turnip Seed.
Linsecd Oil, TurpcntiDe ana
Patty. Texas Building Lime tn
very best, Plastering Hair, Tire
and Carriage Bolts, Rivers ana
BUYS.
Six cakes of nice Soap foc 1Octs.
and G;e Clever Honey u cents :
pound. Full ard complete assert
ment Of latest styles i'll Iadfes ant
Gents Jewelry, como lock, mol
shodGy goods, but every Elece al
article of real merit.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28


cost less than IS, and that it cost
1O days Of labor 10 purchase it.
The gentleman fromOhlo( AlcKin.
lew had said that it Was the old,
old slory,andtbat he had read itin
Adam Smith. That rem,aded him
(MillS) Of the 10Y who lad stolen
MS brothers marbles. The little
fellow told his mother, who called
her other son before her, and, rep
rimanding him for What he had
done, said: "Don't you know the
Lord Will be angry with yous Are
you not ashamed of yourself! Do
yoH not know that the hiole says:
Thou Shalt not Steal7'" The boz
replied: "Mother, That is the old
story. Moses SAID thai 4,0o0 years
ago." Laughter.
lis the old; old story, said Mr..
Mills in conclusion. We sand here
in the face of the American people
contending for the right OF the PEG
pie, who are pl;.ndered and wronged;
who are appealing to Congress to
do them justice; who are appealing
for the right Of protection in It's
best sense, and asking Congress to
shake the hand Oh monopoly from
5beir pock and let them have the
proceeds of their own labor; and,
Mr.. Chairman, we will do it.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-09

omireui ct ~buuereoe Guno | 8Gat, iom
DC bab 9pinoerue at m0otase, life iom
en- geinlins Tor, bpnb be bapoe q IT
iiuoo bent, men Tom ct 3eau paa beres
gatnemligbeo. Oct bar oct larnme
Cub, buis Grbueruelie NOR bduoe tOittt
benz 9iret. Siserue negteoe imiolsrtio
at mpotn9e bet, ba De n,ente, at M9rs
oene ielp / oeres pmperlenoe 2ip funbe
iaa Srus Tor bet, og be tiaise fdnbt, at
8%eoiohbeoeu ON at 5aue reboet ipo
Menueifelio oiloe uere en- tili,rattelis
8%elpunins for, buao De bauoe siort.
Stilsmisien bar aribenoe ira besse
Sioer, os De baarSfSre @uloissere bar
nGiter be melt rsrte. ,0pert Sellfab
iprtiatte jim Surs, bet enc no Orespn
til. bet anoet iii lltdb; men, oa Better
iens 5nmilie raaeos Stebet, bpor &C
pilbc ppilau fin n9iie gfatieleir, opons
geoe DC @ulopoicn, iom Winearbeiberne
bemmelist bauee ~itutfst / Sosnsn.
8enne Sfat, iom iddleoss blep Dem paa
tuunset. oeltes melem De ire Spsep,ei
%erIter. Sfinrenoe Tom Metnllet bar
furmaaebe BET BOG life at poeritrnale
8lanien al ben Seoriit, iom BET belpn=
ueoe, os bets &enbeo bar life itprre END
De Seprs9runbss, Tom bapbe leoet De
Role 3pinoer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-09
u perttsfem
ciUet | %0efer6eimen.
Original woOeue Of .susmanos Cutters Sorftter 8. u. so,s.
go9en er trpft pa gbt 4aWr, imnft %inobunoen meo ioraalot sitl ~
idlges til ben biaige YriS, IS Gents.
i4oeaaro.
SuO hoI0:

RpbpaarGp Qmeria-9e ggfenbe pa Sebemanen-9en misforNaaebe qor,,n
-Gffeoen-gn ua @ame -ubpanbrinsen -Sun fonnmer dter-Senbes 'aoe 8omt.n
tumrner trem-yoo banoer fig 8htefri@n os uofsbes af aRensbeben-G 6 fumnsry"n
Sumlp- glo forpinor o Suet brRnoer-@ nt Reo EiMr Settlement On frpuEr
ELECTROMAGNETIC bsf uptAhs gnte-Orsumaton Of gRensbeb, % sttr bpooa
gaenter iom Qauoepaae-g On "Storafie" meb to Tapne- gt fnosuaa gRenueasH o..
Zig splh.fs os bpsse-Sfcpmennefet biuer after aRennefe-S tudetreser Or grss
sms % Sanmr paa fin aRanbs Srau-gn lamb Ben iROoen-gt limit Moro-Gu,n
areHeres ipn mKtanH-5o Smaabprn iporlsf orpunone-5prbgr On fprpcrm
unssut-gu "Storhrner" 8eo Giper 9ahn-9e to Smaabsrns SpboIo banbt arN,
auene- Gnten cs be Smaa faar after fin ibeb-"Storfarmeren"i TOM 5obrnbr =,
Sturt-g rGolomt Senoassip-gtY aafeglbe-gn aporta 9rrohen-gt oierfn,
gnue oa garre-aher ganpio-gu 9uabe loft 8ruoepeHe-5orpn
Gorese: y. Mntnoien, 3ecorab, aouo
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-09
6pcm opoagcoc Wntcrifa,
Grificn cucr Splum bus?
10 % ~
a. St. %

9a bette bpiit pistise Spsrasmaal
Ear oGret unosr S~ebanbling / Soften"
| ben Ieaere 5ib, pil ies uobeoe mig
9aiernes 9aalmooisbeo nteb nOsle iaa
Orb Dsiaa fra mig, b%aabenbe s oil unbs
ltploe mine ipage Sumter. %, naar 8
iaa fomlner til Gnoen, leg Iuu bssse
Sioers Irsumenter / Iastfaalen, %
9ip ben &et, lOm ueier meit. Gette
Spgr9smndl bar p9ret brsitet blanot
often ale cipiliiereoe Tatipner. Seq
mener life Der at bore frem Hp9et, ipn
life no9et Menneife bar bgrt elIer left,
men at treble frem for Gber laa apot,
jes fan, pda biltorilt @runb. Saaz
mango al @oer, Iom bar left Yrof.
&afn's Suerlettelie al be samle is
lanblte Sd9aer os Sofumeuter ON be
norife Bipnerers &si'er baabe paa Sis
os 2anb, bar mulisens iuaet nuset Be=
9reb ON bisie bore tapre 5oriabres
&eiielpit, &arafter oiu., fra Bespnbels
len at bet 9be til Bet lite N~arbunbrebe.
Siitorien fort9ler os, at, meoeus Salt
fatet enonu blomitreoe / Yasbab, bar
Noromanpene Sauets @onser os ioritoo
zig bebre enh nosen Nnoen paa at plDie
Saoets bruieuoe Bslser. 5or tp~oelisere
at f%orflare bette Spprssmaal, oil bet
bore nsopenoist at oenbe bort 8lif til.
ba9e paa ben Del at Norses Siitorie,
lom banbler ON Saralb !S~aarfasers
Screening al ale be uoroiife Smaariaer
til ire Soueoriser. 9enne Screening
par mere, END Bsnberne funbe taale, %
bapoe oerfor ben itprite Snbilpbelie paa
Acknowledgements 9iltasen / bet 9be %
lobe Iarbunoreoe. pa Iorses fribeosz
elifenbe Spnner par iamlebe unber Song
Saralos brece Sinser, ~foriuanot beres
2ptfe; be bapbe life l9nsere ben @lebe
at ie fine JribeossS aner paie ooer beres
Scoeb; be uur life lansere irie Weno
os 8pinber, men oniaa fig iom bunbne
unber be melt trpttenoe 9proer. 81
slitsoe i'm 5ribeo beore END lit 9ano, os
brus bsrfor til Sslanb, buur be itiitebt
en- 8oloni. Den mestise Snspli grn.
ion, meo fin 5amilie os ale fine 9rGQ'
% oft fit @ubs, bar ben Sprite til d
bragg beruo % boi9ite Jig / Den ipopeit'
lise DEF al Sslanb, / @9rbeoen af be
nup0renoe &spfjauis. Stror oerpat
iulste mango uniselise BDnber SnsOlfs
Grempel ps buiatte fig paa Zen.
9isie Bsnber aniaa Jig Der for uaf
bansise af De norife 8onser. SnsOl
grniun bar en- ipris Os retFafen &c
mofrat, os berfOr inbretteoe mart bal
us bans aOloni fig Tom | en- &epublil
Jaa Mar efter ISLANDS Opoaseli
opoasebes @rsnlanb al Noromanb, o!
fuluniierebes. Oct bar paa en- &eii
melem bisie to 2anoe. at Bjarne per
%iuliion os bans 5Slse bleu breune at el
bsitis Storm / en- ipoueitlis &etnin!
beuimoo gtp 5uunblanb eler 2abrabor
gso fin 9ilbasefomft til @rsnlano for
talte De, at be bapoe tire @anse baf
Gano Siste % sap iaabanne unoer
fuloe BeItriuelier al bet iremmeoe 2ano
De bapoe feet iaa lanst benimob Yeit, a
2eii gridiOn IA slar ienere b cIuttsbe a
l unoerisse, buab Sanobeb Der funbe par
/ Seriuliiuns fabelastise 5~orteainser
E San ieileSe i ueitlis Retnins iorbi be
e nuperenbe Cape Jarsweu, men for
b ban talbte SuibsS art. fOroi ben ou
lnebebatfet, - os naaebe enbslis So
brabor ON Joraaret Iaret 1901. 90
/ isilebe foo lanss apiten ! en- ipblis &e
, ming iaa lanst Tom til Nasiaduiett
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-05

nuggets of silver glance, (argentite) de. composed, and masses of .galena with somet times the cubes separate and dis tinet i'll the gauge giving the ore speck.
 led appearance. This latter mineral is about as rich as is found in the Terri. tory, the pure assaying over 600 ozs in silver to the ton. The lower grade ores contain the same rich minerals desem. enated throughout, too scattered in the
 matrix to pay in shipping, but profitable
 when reduced at the mine. The ledge is doubtless the largest in the district and like the majority a true Assure be. tween porphyry dyke hanging wall and limestone foot-wall It shows in the shafts and cross cuts a width of from 12 to 18 feet the matrix free igeneous quartz quite soft. The formation of the country rock is duplicate of the famous
 Aspen Mountain, Colorado, where over SIG. .000, 900 has been extracted, the same
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-05

cla m and unite on the northeast end and extend through the Wall street in one grand ledge. One shaft on the northeast end, 20 feet deep, has yielded ore that assays about $50 in gold to the ton.
 The Wall street, owned by Mir. Lucien B. Walker, is northeast of the Carbonate. The ore is in q contact between porphyry and lime and the developments all show a strong body of fair grade ore, with oc- casional bodies of ore of better grade. A small force of miners are now at work opening this property and the ore is be- ing hauled to the Vekol mill for treat ment. It is a splendid prospect and the work of development will be prosecuted until its value is fully demonstrated. There are several other claims in this group upon which little or no work has been done.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-05

and for several years shipments of ore have been made with satisfactory results to it's owners-Messrs. W. c. Smith and the late W. A. Robard. Three shafts in the clam aggregate 400 feet, one at the south end being 160 feet deep, one in the center 80 feet and one 40 feet, all connected with drifts. Several thousand tons of second class ore is now on the dumps.
 The Franklin is the north extension of the Jack Rabbit, and shows good body of ore but will not justify shipping.
 The Loafer is parallel claim east of the Jack Rabbit, on which shaft is down 30 feet with ore similar to the Jack Rabbit
 The Carbonate is some distance to the east of the Loafer, and is owned by Chas. R. Peterson and the Robard estate. One shaft is down IA feet and another 20 feet. Two separate lodges run through the
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-05
GROUP NO. 3
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC MINES.

ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC MINES.
 These mines came into the possession of the present owners in the year 1886, and were first discovered aud located some four years prior to that time, since the first discovery the different owners have extracted and shipped the rich ar- gentiferous surface ores leaving that of the lower grades to accumulate upon the dumps. This plan has been followed by the present owners, the lack ot smelting or reducing facilities obliging them to follow the same course. They have how ever extracted their ores from lower level and at the present writing have an assortment on the dumps that would make the average miners eyes open. The rich ores are in part a heavy lead carbonate (cerrusite), coated and impreg- mated with horn silver, (cerargyrite),
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-05

The Colorado river steamers with every trip bring down several bars of silver bullion, the results of working the tail ings of the Clip mine. A considera ble amount is also transported to the Need les for shipmsnt to San. Francisoo.s
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CEDAR FALLS& MINNESOTA. R. co

Holder. o. Cedar F4us an Ma gMroll7 cent
ests dsD,@t Is with the Mercan
tile Company l2O Bros for winch negotiable
receipts viii given and noniholdsrF agreenoas
LOUIS FGTZ iERALD
Oh ARLES r. WING
FREDE2ICK ". FoOrE
SIMON 70 20.
CHARLES wEHRHANE,
Committed
their inform fon M .ecur " that
" the Cedar Pals ami Minnesota Railroad Gem
IAN should call without drlay on
~ LOUIS FIrZG ERALD Chairman.
Ne l2O Broaiwa
The heartily concurs In the OF the Bond
hod-rF COMMITTEE all the beudhoders TO deposit
'He" 0oH'' J. KENNEDY TOD. President
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Uipibeno Notices.


CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS RAIL
~ ROAD COMPANY
IT asucr's OMce Room ia hst National Bank Building.
Chea9U, IA, feO. II. 1850.
PREFERRED DisIDEAD NJ. l.
dividend u hrc per cent u per cent upon the RE
Il his Con- has bteL deca'e d payable
l5o, stockholders or record On the cIosILs VI
th- books.
Thr . ransfT Books ths Preferred Stock will be
closed Saturday. February Is and closed until
Monday. Marcn 5 1885. Z. W. H. LLAho, Treasurer
CHICAGO AND INDIANA COAL RAILWAY
Treasurers Once Room Is st National Bank Building
Oh csgO, ILL.,, Fob. IL. 1895
PREFERRED DiFIDEN No. ,
quarterly q nd Of and one-haif cent q IL
per ef-irsd Sock o. this Company has
been DECLARED payable NJ oh l. 1888 u sto>AhoIers OF
record on tn closing o he bcoSs
The Tr rsfaF Ross .. Preferred Stock viii ne
closed saturday February Is and remain closed until
Monday March s. 1876. c. w HILLAnD. 1r-as rer-
OFFcX or THE AMERICAN COAL CoHPAST.)
NO. EoApwAY, ROOM 1872,
NEW YoRK February H. isss
THE Board of ID rectOrs OF the American
Il Coal COMPANY OF Alsganv ceuaty. have this day Dc
elared dividend OF THREE PER CENT upon the capital
of company pavslas the ofce on saturday.
10. Tire transfer books will no eissea On
February % O'Clock. aud on The marninG OF
March u 1888. GEO BOWLBN, Secretary
OFFIcR or THK HOMEsTAKF MINING COMPANY. Mnlsl
EUIgIyG. Is BRO Al ST. SP9 YORK Feb H. 1854
dividend 115. - The regular monthly
~ +esd Twenty Shars has ben declared
January otcs of ths Fran,
tho Transer Agenrv New York, the 18th
Transfer books el,s- tho 2nth inst.
LOJNSBERY q o. Transfer Agrsnt-
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NETWORK. FEBRUARY Is. 1888
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DAY'S THEATRE Broadway & 30th-st
~ Under management OF Sr AUDCsTIN DAILY
Orchestra, 81 so Dress circle 81 2na Balcony. Doc
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Every evening a. s.lb precisely STA 4 K
tSPEARE'S LOVELIESr COMEDY.
The P.rfcrtion st stsgs efects.
lTruly a Dream. evan - II was dre2mei :
Always dream and only snch - shake.
lspear~ could have dreamed. This II what
ID NJ Day has givsa va. H EEALD.
"Thia mes. dinicult ~ all o. shaks
lspears's roaedi~s tn render on The stass
has NEVER BEFORE reosived vsr
formsnce 40 NEARLY p PERFECT -
this. TIMES
"If 10 A True PERMANENT and
MEMORABLE SUCCESS" IRt BIZ y a..
Miss Rehsn ana Misses Dreher. Russell
shamnon. Hoof St. Quentin and bp1u
Fernandez. Mr.. Lewis ANA Nsssrs. Drew,
FISHER. skinner. otiand. Leclercq. Gil
bert Rond Wool Wilks &C
MATINEE TODAY AT 2
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Houston & Texas Central
Reorganization.
NOTICE.

THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW-YoR1
THE PURCHASING TRUSTEE UNDER THE AGREE
MINT FOR TIE REORGANIZATION OF THE HOUs
TON AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAIL AY c MPANf,
DATED DECEMBEH 20. 1887. HEREBY GIVES No
ICE THAT UPWARD OF sixty PER CENT OF EACH
OF THE Classes OF THE BONDS or SAID RAIL
WAY COMPANY, OTHER THAN THOSE ISS ED
UPON THE WACO AND NORTH WESTERN DIVISION.
HAVE ASSENTED To sND AGREEMENT AND
THAT THEsAIDTRUsT COMPANY WILL VOW PRO-
CEED WITH THE FURTHER EXECUTION OF The
DUTIES IMPOSED UPON AND ASSUMED BY II AS
PUR HAsING aus TEE UNDER THE SANE.
BONDS OF TGE SEVERAL CLASSES WILL BE RE-
CEIVED By THE TRUST COMPANY UP TO AND IN
GLIDING Tue 18TH DAY OF FEBRU AIRY INSTANT
BONDS DEPOSITED AFTER THAT DATE WILL
BE SUBJECT TO A Pen Atty OF TNENTY DOL
LARS UPON EACH AND EVERY BOND SD DE-
PUSITEn
CENTRAL TRUST rOMPANY OF NEW-YORk-
Purchasing COMMITTEE.
BY p. OLCOTT,
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prooklpn propertp for sale anA Go Get

ITO LET.-Fats in beautiful apartment
house, IN choicest location III the cit', and rooms
W impr0ven- hal ana sftiT~ prted
FAINTER &C. rentals $40 to 500 per
mediate p"s~e-s,es For Apply 10 LEONARD
HOODY % Csurst and 276 Flatbush-sve FStbush-dve.
Off speb evenings
ITO LET Houses in all sections Of the city,
g. Iuerais also prn ted list OF houses
20 let 1ss ~ procured by app, "frss IL
LfINAED MOODY. 20 Courtst. 210 tlatbush and
ga Bed
DOR SALE.-HOuses in choice locations
Il elerani and brick aud bTOwnsone and Of
handsome and imposing cIter interior BEAUTIFULLY flo
an hard w0Dd trimmings all latest improve
sirths wood nantes brass audtoRs mirrars
ssiitsrv DlHmOHg eiecfrlc b~i$ &c Prcrs.
$1,000 S}nOOl. Full TO LEONA RID
MOODY 20 60 uri-sL and 276 FlatDash-avs.
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Ciin propsrin for Sale.

nor SALE.-TwO lots in 132d-st.. between
Il 5sh ana 6ti avs~ vii be SOLD low TO a quick buyer
Apply OWNtR 1850 Sdave.
(,HARLES Buck g. co. offer the choicest
- neN houses central locations ~ N"rthetSl SireI
Madison.ave 'hst thea<t corner " $50 r. AZ
g3f 81 NJ 80 IA. iison 40 AZ" 20 10
West = EST Apply premises or 10 the 0wDerS anu AFc
tecs 500 Mldison-sve.
1.lD-ST.. I51 AND 1913 EAST. between I'd
Zs1 ana extngton ayes for 52xlOO good site for
warehouse factory or nat Apply 60 owner.
~ JOHN BOYD. 10 Franklin-st
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financial.
4 default has

NOTICE is hereby given that default mas
~ made the following CERT heates IN 'ns spSek
rpt OF the cnn per cent On satscrpt Ons Oh
m Merrcnthnier Printing Company, ofueieo " INC
Hoard OF Trustees October 81, 1887
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suTRO TUNNEL COMPANY.

Stockholders hereby nothe that the holders Of the
mortgage have served notice OF mo-
ton for trial early dav Tn danger or eN
tncton of an the srcrtd ererv stockhoer
will .ubscrbe ONCE for the oompanys bonds 70 a. large
an extent a. possible IL his hednr, rs settlement OF
the Itigatio favorable basis heretofore ammo need
NAV sti be effected without delay Nearly one haf
~ The required sum already sub,cri I'D but IL wholly una
y,lsbIe unless delinquent stoc holders will respond AT
ONCE.
Stockholders willing 70 lose the opp"r ma " e' pro-
tsctng for dollars property which has cost ten
millions AM has income 81 about one Thousand dollars
Der av when they 1t ana imaar substantial vane
IN their shares bv aanng company so cents per
first security on TINS
va nahle property the rate OF u pr -harei
EVERY sha 'or n1mSef ana nov hepenu
IN must be subscribed Tor In or
dert IN the
he royalties alone for Decsm
her ana nu,rv ia- so 600 ih"re
a VIII out largely
increase future
NErYoRK FeO IL. 1883 100
Attorney. DC. Sutrp tn mel Company.
Il o - 40 Drerrl Building
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NOTICE is hereby given that default has
~ been mad, on following certificates in the pay
men, OF the subscriptions or stocK
i'm Tho Nrrren haler Printing Company, ordered by the
Board Of Trustees April Ia 1897:
M ~ Certificate In the name o Number of shares:
NO u 5f y "n1S'e' I.sh.ia O'igara %
293 .......-... r. b. Bra'fOri------ Is 10
Holders owners and all oh"rs Interested In inc
above and the stock presented thereby ar
seyeraliy rebr notified and ei 10 said cal
ten per cent on respective shares or the same ana
ali pavm-nfS naie thereon will be deca ed orieited a.
prov ded BY law. WI He Ky SNlIh,
Sc rotary Mergen Ter PRINTING ON any
90 Na-s u-sf Newly TX February Is. 1888.
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Holders owners all others Interest in the ahvt
cerncat and stock rsFre-en ed tn 'reby a.
hereby notified and required 10 pay said call Oh nne Pe
cent on their respective shores the same ana All Pr!
ments md, will b. declared FORE ted a,
by law. WI u t,-'I - tdr,nanv
Secretary Mcrgen tha'er Pr ntlng tompaiy'
154 Nss5zu-st. Ncw-YorN, February IL, leeo-
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NEW-YUkh, III IaF, ItU. u I'7'
There was no public auction made al the h2cHahse an
and Auction Room tSsay.
Ry !, A. Terg
Sale ~ the binding " IN lot, No. :, fol othaVe,
of .3l-st was adjourned TO February "a
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agents i1)anieo.

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