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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-02-09
GEO. ]. LEWIS, Agent.
Notice of Forfeiture.


To EUGENE WAY, ms heirs, personal repre-
sentatives and assigns. and to whom it
may concern:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
i two hundred dollars in labor and inn
provements have been expended upon the
C0RREAGlDROH.lS lode mining claim,
situated in Warm Springs Greek mining
district, Alturas county, Idaho Territory,
in order to hold said premises under the
provisions of section 1894, Revised Statutes
Of the United States, being the amount re-
ouired to hold the same for the years end
ing December 81, 1887, and 1888, the under
signed having performed your proportion
Of said expenditure, and II within ninety
DAYS after the service of this notice by pub
lication you fail OF refuse to contribute
your proportion OF such expenditure = co.
one-third thereof, amounting to &68.o63<
win become the property Of the subscriber
Iunder- said section 2324. Revt3ed Statutes d
the United States.
First publication, Feb. 2, fss9.
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A BEAUTIFUL young lady BEGAN

A BEAUTIFUL young lady became
so sadly disfgured with pimples
and blotches that it was feared she
would die of grief. A friend re-
commended Ayers Sarsaparllia,
which she took, and was completely
cured. She is now one of the fair
est of the fair,
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NOTICE..

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO.
i fore existing under the firm name and
style of Koninger Bros, doing business in
Ketchum, Alturas county. Idaho Territory,
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Rob
ert KoniEger having purchased the interest
of Konrad Koninger in said business. All
bills and accounts owing the late firm and
all Indebtedness of the late firm win be pre-
scented to Robert koninger for settlement.
Dated at Ketehnm, idaho, this 18th day
of November. lSss.
ROBERT KONlNGER
KONRAD KON1SGER
The said Robert Koninger will still carrv
on business and saloon in the town Of
Ketchum, Idaho Territory.
ROBERT KONIEGER
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IHE many friends of Joseph Il.
l'Ons and of his sisters, Mrs.
Louis Schweitzcr and Mrs. Harry
NhTeitzer, were greatly shocked
Wien then came that the young
nan had been killed in a railroad
accldent near Salt Lake. When
NE schweitzer Brothers were In
BUSINESS in ketchum, Joe Young
Va, With them for some months
-a4 was general favorite with his
!oeuns associates. lie was 81 years
" age. The KEYSTONE extends
sincere sympathy to the relatives
y Inc young man in their sudden
pD'I'esVement. Mrs. Schweitzer, OF
0ll!eyue, went to Salt Lake City to
|end the funeral
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-02-09

= =, +be restoration Of faded ana !
For Ra wv to its original color and
r'y llal ia, AYERS HairVigor remains
n;hn YIsd This is the most popular
.nnvajjsab toilet preparation in
I'd ' 'r1d all who use it are per-
be SOi .,;sfied that it is the best.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-02-09

c ~ the illness of Mrs. Gil
@' ,be Cottage Lectures which
@i . ~ 'D have been held at her house
''f, ~ - F Friday evenings in this
. l a,3 riIl be held at Mrs. ". II.
{ 32o I:5s,eds until further notice
5t94u nos begin at half-past seven
sr ,r Friday evening. All are in.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cute,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all SKIN Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. J Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Steward Bros.
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r,,n KEYSTONE accept with thanks
ll,nn1n /, ticket from Pro
Miner to attend q Benefit
~ 5'i1t n be given by the Haley High
S Si+ Band February 18th, and
N h. pleased to join the Professor
WI n a, meditation Of that suggestive
., ar made by one Governor to
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-02-09

rap frat number of the Bellevue
rsslJv Press, published by Andy
! Graham, made its appearance
y, saturday. 1t is a seven-column
a,er and presents a neat, newsy
nj substantial appearance. The
rrysroyE extends the right hand
4 fellowship to the Press, and
rsbes brother Andy all the sue
ss Imaginable.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-02-09

The board of county commits
l3ners drew from the poll lists last
week the names of a hundred and
ihy persons to serve as grand and
petit Jurors during the present year.
Ithas been the practice heretofore
publish the names Of those drawn
70 act as Jurors, but the present
hoard, We think, have acted wisely
ndoing away with such a custom
md withholding the list of names
rom publication. By adopting this
course the persons who have been
selected are not to know that they
will be wanted to serve in the ca
paslty Of jurors until they are le-
sally summoned for duty.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-02-09

U ,,rT1T ball will be gwen by
PATH Sar High School Band at the
be HalIgHA o ,t Thursday evening"
l!lnEas ii 18th, Secure your part
ferpsaa,yy lazy, before they are gobbled
1as, O siot aother fellow"
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-02-09

The Matte mine on Trail creek
producing some very rich ore.
" we're shown yesterday certlti-
ate of an assay Of ore from the
nine, made by Mr.. McVicker OF
q.t Lake City, giving the follow,
rsrsult: 704 OF. silver; 8 p lead
Mss . copper. This is a re,
mrkable character Of ore and dit
reat from The general class OF oul
al-bearing ores.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-02-09

II. DICKINSON and party left
yechun last "Wednesday for Clay.
In and Bayhorse. They crossed
5 summit with a wagon and con-
auel thcir journey with the same
.nyeyance. It is a very unusual
rumstance to be able to run
wagons at this time of year and
anething that has never before
occurred here since the settlement
d the country by the white man.
The KEYSTONE learns from parties
nqr from the Clayton country that
there is nothing now to prevent
navel over the Ketchum and Chal-
f,Oad
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-02-09

n CALLAHAN, Of the Cor
GEO. Y: postaurant, received by
sacOpla ,o sa' Thursday a lot of tine
,,press lass a chickens. Drop into
rIseySS. Tho thorn of plenty" and get
GsorG9Sssu rtey.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-02-09

w. cu,pR1soN have bonded
srOrE1R; y Known Highland Mary
5sir r s.! Passett gulch. At what
,ine IN ,rare unable to learn.
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ro,,,ru KEYSTONE.
Jpp-FE FEBRUARY 8, 1886

Irsrs sijp ef ssa; Lead, 50 70.
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n ENTRA1 RAILROAD or NEW-JERsEy

HENTRAL- RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSEY.
4.co g. m for Eason bethlehem. Allentown, MAueA
oAssFSSS n'se1 sn hSfss Efssson BeleAem An
sa1a. E"Hs saaS sR'''Vsf ssss
seranson, Resdihs' hauisburg, Poytgvls, TSmSquI,
sGsmoEih sunpufy Levissuig, wlssmTsport .,,.,,..n
n,adS CSd 81 asaas asrssarS e
SIb D no. for Esston, Bethlehem. Allentown, Msueh
5sSsfHs sssSopf Af Ts5Hl SUscoSs Esn
6: zoo ana $50 D. m for someryilie and Fomlngt2n
SMS y n for ESston, Dethlehemi Alentown' hansh
Chunk. Reading, Harrisburg. etc. On Sundays 81 ESQ
3, N Ssas ' iss, o as,Ig:A 4I. sum
FSFs SfssHs erSS IL fs FARM Sa
.S ns 9so ~ /, Y :is S5aES'' ?so $50.
R,rssS%SSt sS5 4 BIS IS rfTia TO- fSoI
4 SO D. M Psrior cars at 2 30 and $50.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Aso a m, 100 p m $3.50 p M. Through Express.
vita Pafor.eafs.l
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND brook RoUTE,
Rssdns e 4 Leave 900, L6sIty = N; =, 40 3s.
BAYS u no ' rs, = u 30 ''O' i4h m SUN
7tso, u .. lave connection ioi Reading. Harrisburg
P,rIs; q, ::s b gEosurssas =; q
a sSS FSosS F Is proSd@s tSSyn
kew.Yofk Transfer CgEpJny uli call Tor ana cheek
baggage from hotel or residence
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prepesaIs.

AoUEpucT COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE ggo ES,o .,
ROOM 700 sTEwAiNE kg1Ny ySRRi Feb 81. 1854
T,o CONTRACTORS,
a BIDS OR PROPOSALS for clearing sna re1noylnH
ali timber brush RraEs other vegetable grown froh
DE anda that Hre reaured Tor the purpose q l2cang
thereon the East rnneh neSerrolr the EAst Anch
q he croon River gnd on Bog Erosk N ns iowR 2,
The approved forms Of ana en- me "a
"a az kSs o0lcs Until WEDNESDAY MARCH 10, 1882 q
4 O'clock D p.s at which place end hoay they Mll pe
award Ok be contract for dolpg SID work VII ~ made
Bank orIns Of aid approved contrast and
therefor and bids proposals and proper enyeaRss seE
AZ the above oee q the Aquedges Cemmssioaofs On
neation 10 the secretary or at tbs once OF Qtlson En-
SSneer George d, burbank a. RrewsteYa. New'xof1
son9N 8. sMEEH1N ZINES Q. DUANE.
eeegetafE Fsaa1ehA
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT .F0UR4' RACK Trunk LINE
On end sfte+ Fs1e3rrygiaii} B tTsl2s lesvo
.n,, ~ H iIno.i - Pn.se - sia,Inn M IA

Largest and Finest Psssengei stasi9g IN America,
rodS car. g & SoGa S ARy g
va D. T. T. r. also East Albany % 81 Aiban'' via
pURSS cniGi sAT SErSsRHf HKS s. 6Gs
LIMITED composed exclusively o. bunet smoking ear
SvPg ana Astgn ears for Ao'
ledc etc. arriving AZ Chicago 50 go a M, IndanaPoi.
Cievesnd With train Tor Columbus and Clneinnnp,
roS6 SIeeslnd GiSeSiSnap ndlS3sPos psfo
ChcsyC drawngfcon safs 70 yanSnoaigpe ana
AdaIns &c. DTawing.tuorn ears 70 Troy.
80 ps Albany, Trey and Utica Special. with draw
meets Tor 'wifamsiown North Adams Id ihssfmedsSo
points on Fehesrg = r. c,o.,rr.. ana q, ron,. FL.
press cr Eassfs fs. Bunao susps ems ~ Bass 10
fsno sud Cleveland, Cincinnati, indianapolis, ST. Louis
Detroit and Chicago, vita 'esabule1 and steamheated
70 b. M. Montreal and Cansndairua Exprcss
EspingeGfs 10 Honeeal vie Bouses Point and viz ~
s1s Ssa' sSna ssndS does run = s6
- p. M, Special Nal Limited arrives &c R9ehests'
To- Eisgars Talis TORONTO, Cleveland. Cineinhad In
dsnapos Sc Louls Ps,ois sna Shesse via slecplsS
SSqS ~ $Si,,oa No
eOnGs.SS wa 10 sn sSyas sstardsy sspnssr
e c sHs Is 4 S9 saT 5 e. BE
on ao a. Grand Central Station f1s 7ss ana Vie broad
way II Park Pisse sSte q2 wwss ana
9sS FSitds sts ana sos BedcIdavs F. b. Bfookyn
westcotps Express calls for and cheeks baggage from
as other. daily except sSnaey seq z.
SI Rsn4SaXRbs' Ksst General Passenger Agent
J. II. ToucBY. General superintendent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
1 on and sS'es = 5 I-SiHSIy,l l,, 22, 1850.

AND UNITED STATES n ALL ROUTE. ,...,
Trains leave Esw.York vie Desbrosses ana Cornana'
Bs strsSss fr.sburs and TIC Ye WITH pullman
Cars 1shsd oG ana Ssasa D I.e Ga q Pao
Dining SMOKING and Sleeping vssu6nled Cars at 100
Wi HAVEN 10 !. cSs Sg G5yyy iHs
Ere ~ Il, d s ri; sonn''NDS ~ NSS 'Ot
~ s%a is shs PE sssns
s'i $780, 20 H 90 zoo and 400 ku0day'
Bsmsoreen a w 70 S ana the South LIMITED wash
nssSn Epss RynSa .9ESi Car daily sn1 s6
s SS.p,S'y 70 nn IN rT so % arrive ~ = asbns
Zoo s9e ana 3 sS :. sns ~ ~ rs ns sns
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
II no D. m. Through ParlOr Car. and p. week
roS Ssy sr fsES A hsSa H'iE
ions We RSh%ay ana A%sSE 20 %'' y an, nS0I
% Ss:d SS ssr 5.1 II Rsbs s
more I ana bay ~ ssss IsSJs ,,ousA
Beats Of Brooklyn Anney. Sg s VIZ Ia direct
transfer for brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave Ns.-xSsh oIl ns Dsser0s''s anu
- SSSissI I ID A s SS Dlsnf q css
.:s e ~ go i'S I Ssa % ii p
ssase t.sS IS and a. p m. aAd Y ~
:ss s 81 / y e. saldsS ssass. q
tSs ssss "a az "a to1ss
1,ss Hsrse in snq AnnsS Safe F S,ss
sIssya ass'SS9ii: ss ts SsS1s Ga ssson
sassse bseSses tsm hotels enc fesidssnyss xvoon
oaAf s e aYE sasssz ssasiiai II PasSS Assut
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CITY OF NEw.YoRKodFiHIAs fE1 HItai gf tf AssEss
d. MATS INp ARREARS OF TAXES ns, And
LssFssMENrS AND OF yvATksH s hss 81 ssi,s1-s
OFFICE OF the III cS o2kkE az ossRRE1Rs,
srrw m ~ ptiI,iIpiNG, ROOM sS. hsfch q iSs9.
NOTICE OF THE SALEof Ls an 1 snS ss Le aea
y for unpaid e sdS ana i 1884 under the d.
rection q Theodore w. Myers SOhp1O"'' - wv
s hereby gives public notice pqTsSa3 .
the provisions Of section 024 Of the NS"'A N'' va
sosoh h ASt 2, owners all lands and tenements
situated IN tho WARDS Nos TO- "a en iaid ana confirmed
s ny o , n 1884 ana 1885 and sre now remaining
due and unpad and also the resRseyvy "a IN
lands and enenent IN tho S e regular Croton water
sss s W SaSe sesS aa tor he 1882 1893 and Iss
and arc now Remaining due and unpau tmsinns dnc ana
the said and Crton watef ~ be yae M scven peP
emf er annum 5om tho time when The ame became aye
to the time on payment together Win INC ca,s o
notice and ADVERTISEMENT 70 ine % he Finance Depart
insns In tho Stewart building. eoFneF o. p'V"N"" anu
Chambers street IN aid city a. ,roh nay,ment s,eh
And tsat u default mn Os a a. public auson az o
courthousc IN the city Hall PARK y ene noon FOR
York Monday June TO- 1859 o. - ve,son shall oies
me Lowest term q ysarss ~ q adysheg the amount
Of tax or Croion water rent tho ease may r. h te
unpsd and tho Interest thereon ~ h notice and
seen ana al Other costs and ehaFes sSctsoa n e
and that such sale viii be continued rom n a s e
Until ell nc lands and tenements soi So'siu'' ~
Noee 4 hereby further given that detailed of
OF tho and he Croton water fen@ rent re.
the property which taxes and org,on wa Mar eonies
n %'S Ss u sgs II STs s acp S II S @ co.
iecor Of Adjustments and Clerk 81 Arrears, snu was ~
ivared 70 any person applyins fcy tho saH@
Collector Of Assessments and Clerk q Afrea.s.
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nrcoRnrn MonTGAeEs.

,Ascheabaea Henry to Gdres winansS no 90 "afien
:" aissss FfSrsse to N ana Suburban cooperatye
Failing a;a Loan Association, cor i4u-et and
Iafayeste-avc, 7 year, $500, .....
Jyrcedwny, W Plke-st ycaf. S1tseQn
. Bates. sarah a and ensthen 70 chas yermiiye, n
alsmsasr. jacob. o USsaIs strong, ct al No IA
WafrFat. 8 years, 100000 y -. go.
benjamin. Park. 20 Newbnrg savings hank 1vth-
81, " ath-aye year, $4,000. -. - !.
Casssi Cecilia ana Henry 70 Mutual LIE ms Sf ~ oi
= cs9wrjisdef john 4, 70 the Bank for Savings ;
Cox jrmes 70 Clara Cox Nos $50 and ssl BroOrne st.
a Duke Frank. to Anns Deems aaasst W sth-sye,
i sace Il New.Yeri Savings Bank property
rg 200 =, roy rs 1Txsiss sryhiss ssaak 1eoths
A. W 4th-ave. year. eli, 600 -..o
Same % Harriet Dewey sams properly, years. SOW.
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Ocean sieamers.

4 EcH0K LINE. u. s. Mail Steamships.
s. orr 81 E ALP E5vEH Eos Is yuas -
~. va syss7 lsSstA SSsdns.dsy % ffatiss -
80 -. Sow VA ~ MO- !.
Mar AZ sa lirssssa !. 2Bri d 10 .. "a.
81 II S.@|s5 lsass :: EsvFagoot :.
f4cW c<fseas L@etes8 o. Credit ana Drafts ios any
s'sa 'sv;1s s sssss'ss s sssss. \. 4
q ME GTNERAIE TRAYSATLAE-
I,3 srdko 3 kI as, 40
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Railroads.
" ENTRAL r. r, OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ NEW RoUTE
BALTIMORE

WASHINGTON,
AND THE WEST.
sHoRTEsT, AND QUICKEST ROUTE
DELRHIA AND READING RAIL,R99Apt AND
fiaE TABLE-0F MARcH 10, 1850
Leave New York station Central railroad Of New
PffiLxb PIIAzAt 400 as, SEQ egg i 20
A. m; $50, 80 3lb. 100. 4ts5 80, $50. IL 100
D. N. sundays, 8 80. o 80 a. m $50, 1850, 4aa,
20 For aSffiMoRE and wAsHINGToN-Ats 30 II 100
o. m. daily except sundays 1880, 2:30, 40 l2:Oo
d..
Tickets and parlor be procured II, ais
ga LAO 132g broadway, 1877 0thaye 20i West 125th
a. f32 East i26th.st, New.Yofk Courtst, 500 Fui.
Tor. a., OS Broadway brooklyn.
DRAwING.R0oM AND SLEEPING CANS
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Anrtipn 6aIes.
;-;';,11;lS1s1Il GOLD MINE FOR SALE

-
To DO sold at public auction by tho undersigned At
tho Merchants Exchange, in the City Of Halifax. on
Thursday the Fourteenth day Of March next at twelve
o'clock noon that extensive valuable and WeeQupped
GOLD MIME known as tho Dunerin GOLD MINE sisu.
ato on tho Atlantic about ninety miles cast OF SAID
eltv Daily mail from Halifax. Telegraph ONCE NJ
salmon River, four miles from tho works salmon River
harbor never freezes and safe and easy OF access Ihe
mIno embraces 32 areas each 1b0x2oo feet all IN one
block The entire area measures npeen hundred feet In
dth across and eight thousand i've hundred and fifty
ssat along tho odeA The leases have nearly fourteen
wears to run and al any time 90 removed ior peod
OF twentyOne years. upon payment OF TWO eonafs per
area Within this Is belt OF veins dipping in eacn
siss Of an antlelnal They have been found BY tests
odo on tho surface to extend upward OF 1000 feet The
ORC has been partially removed 70 depth OF 200 feet over
distance OF about 700 feet ana 20 aep.n Sser.sins
about 20 feet over additional 1000 feet In length or
bereabouts The veins OF various width. the afgess
averaging about ten feet Of solid quartz.
ThIs nina was discovered IN the autumn Of 1880 but
was not worked 10 any extent un tao autumn OF lo9i
~ cola from 06oS Of quartz according 10 the sworn
rntnyna made to tho Mines ONCE The gold can 90
nrosueaa I'd a cost which viii leave yerV handsome
margin Of profit ...,o.
yowes the power bens transmitted BY line q wire rope
S the wsSS b whs Sa,u II S he oatcqp u aid
SSiSs a Distance kso q about nty fest The
az soss a%gss ana the r f .I ss n:
USED e S ,seS IS ae water
operate three times that number SHY stamps sfn -
DSwes sxssns Tor pumping ana hois s only SpeTs
tMsyI wa teiwafered Land owned with the mine.
THIS psry covers the areas and where does NOS me.
th.s them IL IS also provided with steam
psSI 10 operate holsng gear and pumps IA csse q ACCT
ySe reouIfSuents n the property tramway nom me
5 %se g IN Soses sScens sceonoias barge
number OF employees, 49,. 49, sxo.n,oA ~. . hartman.
shi and owing 70 death Of one Of the pgnepa owners
q sold enable ms estate 70 Dc setueus n
good tito will be given. 80. ,..,t .s,..x Java
&C., 9av az sae The deposit be forfeited In case ne
pcbsssr tails to complete the purchase within that tn
kS..,sas narfioulars can had reference 70 M IL
HRxGUfrR, o, O., Bedford Row, Halifax. or 70 JAMES
DuGGAN & SONS. Apetoneers Bedford row
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@'SSyy Sy.rr., Sr.n, ~sfIcv Moosev ana aIifnanA
'0' "1A''-- 1g---- $500 go, -
II RE RAILNRAY.--Ticliet Offices, 401,. BIZ,
rIess. as ss1 a @si'!$a' sasss tslsss
III sSa sss coIns! Sessr a Ia
81 sass: q FS.. IL
s n ssaS & = Bsy E;p ss'i Fn
10 .ao . "a Sess days, Iases csT to Bnsham'On,
so Pullman H TAIN Dag ana Buaet Steering csaeas: e
sn Safi u iss aa'a No rs shssas aa na.n
sSf ss., S~SE6. Eia Rochester
Eutsefford 40, s. 80 s,S9 ~ 49, a az
$685. q IA, 20 10 W. sc. b. 10 49, u asht
l.. i1Ss. H. $40 &hSs LII sIaIS;i6. $50. $50
ys.sr:ss. alis T:;S 9?SS iO ssS z s s9SO
.ss S.;.SsS u Ss~ss d 's . F
1os p;So m; 2, $780, 49, N;oO o'Z0' 0'V' ''10'
I ss 81 ss5 g. e. s'SS 10 49, ID
night -, , .so o IN. 10 30 q. M, /, O..
49, szbI;,S so ;sS 3 5GSo Y GlSs
S.ss1s aJ as F:s0' 2 low ..s y.,o 10 30
SsDS,y ISs ~ 49, 49, 10 80 m
sisss; s'' q g Ss ,P s:re m T.rrsrs >,
S;iS5 STlnIs5;S;Svs ad 70 !sS p FARMER
WEST yes IS SHORE h1IIRo4 Si, 4 E Z S.' C.
.;,ss :;sss! IA f ssss,y wei ps sss
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Cost ano Gonno.

n osr Handbook No 24o CO., Please return 70 sea-
L. mans Savings Bank corner Pearl aud wall s's' Now
York City.
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THE BOOK OBJ oPKN.AIR SPORTS. csiaIO, 200 %
I pages illustrated. This standard susho.ig W, ~
American open-rr pmnsenenta Ruiss ter sailing, n
ming bali playing, shooting kofsahgek rialna %VnrE
Eaterisias sha hnfVSssiiy sonpnsalsa By the press
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REAL ESTATE.
AT THE ExcHANGN

petor =. Meyer sold ut auction yesterday o. the
sa Estate Exchange the first piece Of property IN ,ne
st.te Of Dakota sold In New-York Clsy, consisels
a tract OF land 50 the county OF Steele opnsanns
vrcmissory notes and Insurance. policies ior
sum. ..4..e. ,xfre reported.
,ore Lyon has srld TO William Nincent ~ "a "a ma
house i6Sxyo on tie north side OK 9ne Sor
sIe0O0 oppenhcimer g. Metzger have sg% .l9 LAY
tory building Nos, 500 and 3li y Esss
Iohn IT. Policy Il Son have sold LOT si 10y y. no
the northeast corner of Orchard anu sn ss Soo'
The same 5r1a have sold % George y. beauoesy =
brother for Immediate imProyessnma
N one sis including st. Nchoaaye 'front.'
for &160,0o0.
rev.yofk Friday, March 9, 1889.
No sales were held At she sxcnahge ana Aueu0n
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G HoRE LINE--ALL RAIL RQUTE--FOR
~ Boaton pfovfdsnOe RewpoTt ana tho East. Express
trains leave Grand cenEral Station for Providence and BoS
Y@ 4 10 ; M Mani Express * T as II " v
Fos Newport ct . n and p M Palace Pariof Cars
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RAILROADS..

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
" -Trains leave Chambers st. Station week gays ioF
a. 90 10 and IL 80 m. 1nb, $3.50, also. 10
$40 O;f0 '0:40 go M. IL midnight Sundays'
Additions trains % cressk und way. 40 D. m. and
FIR r Manuel. Spring valley Monsey und raIimanA
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llublit Nntire.

cyTTY on Ny,yyYoRK-FINANCE DEpARTIM s'
BURRAU FOR THE GoL aa M q AxEs Ann
ENTERTAINMENTS AND OF WAIhHs 5 hss: W fSnrqs
OFFICE OF THE CoLhE99rrotNp nj A32.-N'
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Nev.Yofk, Friday, March 3, 1852
~ s.,os ,~s,a heia a. She exchange and Auction
Rom to.daS.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-09-18
For THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIsT.
The Products of West Florida.

AS our fruit season is nearly over, the
delicious sscuppernOng--tO my taste second
only to Malaga the only crop we
have or had, your correspondent from
this point will have to fall back on field
crops in order to keep our section in re-
membrance But before go on with that
important subject, wish to say a little
about grapes.
About three weeks ago a gentleman
handed me box of fine Catawba grapes,
grown ON his place at DeFuniak Springs
The vines bearing them are the second
year from cuttings. He has several other
varieties not yet fruiting. Nearly all the
Western men who have settled there on
homesteads have set and are still setting
fruit and grapes, Strawberries and black
berries, and the outlook lisp omising We
wish our homefolks would follow their
example more literally than they have
yet done.
GLOW to market our fruit CROP"
will fill the papers from now tillnext.July,
and if this problem is solved in that time,
it will be boon to us West Florida pear