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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-01

90. SeSembsr 1883.
Dos rsue ct. @bparb's College ftebt
iest in auer pradt auf einem Der berrIi9s
item, BITE Stabt @nftin u~mssbenbsn 9iseI
unb 1T nabeSu poIenbet. Wenn ie Elm
@oIlesium f4 ieines grfoIsss riibmen
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benn bas @ebeiben. uie IS In ben 3 Iettsn
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Sbwaro's sebietet &eipett unb erprebt
BON Iti9ttatbolii9sn ME pom glnbern has
9eifdnbniB. baB es ba ftsbt obue isinss
@Iei9en TN Sibeu.
Der bo1m'fte Ssrr gii9of pom Gan
Intonio, s. 8. Neras, D. D., bot am
Sonntase. ben %. OeBbr., benz Germ
@iIbeIm Samert bic 81. Brieferueibe ers
tbsiIt. Ssrr W. S0mert 1T 0euti9er
pon @eburt unb bat eiuen poqffdnbissn
llniperitdtss Ours ba briben bur1sema9t,
unb uirtt iest aIs 9sbrer TN ct. gbwarbss
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flor Der ct. Wa,p'ssRir9e In auittn, bat
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murbe, bsinabe an bic $4,000 etnseburff.
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burger.
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Gan Nntonio. Oaber fommt es, baB bas
ct. gbwarb's G~oIsstum b~iesieits bss
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wdbrenb bic Stride ienieitS bss SIui:
iss 3ur Si0esie @aIpsiton ssb6rt.
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am sunntag, ben 1s. 9eabr., wurbe
bic neue ct. 9ineen3s Rir9e gu @ltbart,
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lang, so SUB brett unb 364 SUB bod
Der Gburm bat cine SObe pou 1875 SUB.
Sie &ir9e bietet Sisraum fur unsefdbr
1000 Perionen.
Di6ceie Sort Wapne.
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benz 81. 9ater an Is. Iousmbsr ben Yss
terspfeunis bisisr Di6csie In, Betrase BON
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bridte Sodberielbe benz 81. Slater aud bic
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Fer unb BOLT gum bl. Stuble aus. Ser
oberife 9irt ertbeilte Johann ieinen Sesen
Der DiSceie, Der @eiftIi9.eit, allen Srs
bens!sutsn unb ben 9aien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-01
Gorreipon6ens.

ct. Gbwaro's college, Quitin, Ser,
90. Defender 1883,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
ROCKS OF THE WEEK.

Al RAMBLING STORY. BY Mary O. CiArhe'
Do 52T. Roberts Bros) ,,xv ~
EIEMENTs OF MENTAL , SCIENCE skems S CO.
PORT. svo, pp a4s &C. p Pusnsn's sons ca.
p4gEEs READ g sa CHE
cH lsSS Sp s MS0p ISuppiss naTd1 - 80 IN
A VAekBoNp LOVER BY Rita. iO"'' ""
nEaALAH. By S. Barring Gould 1smO' pp' 'l''
IDEALS OF THE REPUBLIC S4m'' Dp' 100 w. r.
EIGHT HUNDRED MILES IN AN AMBULANCE DD Ry
w johnson 12mo. PIP lSl. To- d. APp'N
rnToEs FROM THE ROCKY MoUNTAINSSS: u.s., BY I com
~ Cfomuitt SVo PIP. 61l. (BehoN' ClsAv
LIVE OF CHARLES BLACKER VlGMoL i Green Z Co.
Yirnoies. limo PIP. 4o7. tl'ongmStss ur'en so
apIsFIEIeH. By R. S. Bevier. 1emO ID. EiS'
Minerva Publishing Co.. o..,, ,eno
vAGABoND1A by FrsnSes F sSns NOfhe'
,,E PIP OF OF HENRY GRATTAN. BY Robert Dunlop
LIZ f5mo o ID ase u. b. LppncOtt Coz go
sEoNoMY. By J.. Stanley Grimes iHrO w. ii''
M q CRUSADE. BY Rosa NOuchsts. Carey limo
AS pD. So H. b. LippineOtt Co.. 49,. =, n
1tEAMIE. BY Charles King l2m"' pp. @7s' d. b.
ar EtPfI TAYcouRr BY F. C. Blum 12mO' pp. SSi
ID B. Lppneott co.. -, -, ,,,,, Syn
yELAsoUEZ AND HIS TINES Is BY Carl 'u'N' '''
ru W. GTpDY CUSTER PAPERS. BY Mary FL. limo
TIE M ass (New.York Dramatic Mirrot)
THE EGG FF ESf E ro1 ST siG Cen "'o'"
,,I ~ WING OF AZRAEL BY Mona Card 1em0
Hh M. sos. Drank i. Lowell CO..
JOHN HERRING 1 BY s. B1 GUG Gould 'o"'' ~
MA RsSeoI w Emo pp Sl2 &c. p Putnsm's sons'
MISS KATE BY Rita 16mO' pp 2lo' Drank f. Low
LIFE OF PEsTALcizzI; BY Roger de GuimD'' l2m''
DID, 500. &C. W. Bardeen)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
NTWsPUBIdoATIoNs,

de 1cantains Seas and Islands o. the North IN
west from San Francisco TO sitka BY ABBY
johnson Woodman. limo, pP. 2lo.
Mr.. whittier has written an Introductory hooe 70
Yhs, modest and pleasantly written little volume ne
ysys Justly that it. written, with no uoasa' VI
pubicsty, at car-indows and from the decks VI
boats IN sight Of the objects descrteed-has
Of the FRESHNESS and vvidnsss Oh resy, ssss,s 70
OF photographic impressions from houh' 1,,.o
Mount EliaSp The writer went rom sso r~n.i''
nv rail- Ia Tacoma and thence by steamer nor'e soHe
she coast. to Sltka. She did not remain 'hcro' ~
turued ON the same vessel. Her impressions SUu Va
tha land and sea Journey, are characterized oy
~ $500. a, nature an enthusiasm for beautiful
- 40 ught ana cloud rainfall and snow, Ice ana
t uoasses the vevety softness OF liehen-cao GINS
~. natesty OF great mountain elevations enc
a,scr.bes with ever growing pleasure inc lsi"~s
s.rey nm the course Of the sacramento ana tnroVsn
81. mountains into Oregon and when ialrS iaueheN
- tha steamer in Puget Sound her vivid panoramic
..hie.a,s constitute really graphic hlusu@uon VI
,anst interesting and attractive voyage.
- p,.r, racoma 10 Sitka the course OF the steamer
.s alonr partiy land locked sounds and CULTS ana
tnle.s filed with verdurous islets, boroereo WIN
,,olptaius and forests, aording constantly ohahshe
seens In which all that is beautiful In commissions Oh
y,ooa ana water the dark and light greens OF messy
h.nax the shifting hues of the sea, varying from
green IN uItramarine blue, the fantastic shapes
~ u,Isd rockheaps hurled IN picturesque CONFUSION
nv long volcanic oubursts, the towering CHAINS
of snoweapped coast ranges, and finally as SUES ID
approached, the spendor OF the Eagio anu "l,no
glaciers stretching along the coast for mles-ah passes
Sour Inv hour under the eyes Of the traveller nlhns
the sav With beauty and the night with
Mss-or Mrs-woodman has, in short written .
charming and sympathetic account Of journey 'fuy
deserving to be described as picturesque anu ho
story will no doubt have the effect OF sum 49,,
travel In the direction she thus indicated III ~
a "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES

.Ianou. Frederick 70 s Cox. s eth-avs, II
sInns George n, to Germans LIZ Insurance Co 80
s''s1 81 l %isS % GsansrtoA. 12stn
q h en- tSSatss 70 GSSmanla Life Insurance Co.
7od.st = OF 9th.ave 8 years, s125O00 -. a. go.
Bopp Jacob, 70 J D Askin, 44tn-'a OF eH''H
'ssa aint,inssg william F. George Tiee. i2s'A<
a OF sth.aye, z years, $40 900. ,,,.. =. -, % 49,.
Baruch. Henry, TO Lowry hsIn's" u 80"
'Bstssls Charles, to NJ craisheed. cor AndF's'
PLACE ard ISSes 10 Jencks Manhattan
ava and llath.st on demand $4,000. ~, =. . -
Bloch. Jacob, g HOBART and an0' 'In'"
GsSSss iHIsS s John webb l'0As
g Ge@ps@n, Hs5gy e. Esther LesS''s ss'A'
q 6, hs' james and Vie to De Grauw wa'0n
OF lS9th,S years 1s,it Ion: for Savings Of Mer
chants' Clerks cor %-sVe and Si']'@ ''~N
$50 600 franklin 70 Mutual Life Insurance Company,
. as acres at West Farms adjoining seh"ao estate
ye- Thomas C. and another TO o:tngsr end ~
,bsr 5STS+st " of 9thays, year ~ 7so . "a
oIp sr,Se John 20 leopold Kahn s9aass w'ef -
ave Ssaf = 70 FrOehItck, 16ths Of is'sE'
@ FFr nay Eeha b Mary se PEGscn SOs 10 % Is
East iSI m3 or fryfss savings Institution. e,r
N, StGT nCu and 92d.st, year Is 600 c.u,,
%ray John H. Mutual Life insurance COMPANY
cor LeXihe anoleon j 10 cxrs Of James Brown, cor
,nlSnder ave and Southern Boulevard g mortsAsee.
years CEs.Ies to Valentine Borss and another
,,,h W OF Avenue A. months 1000 49,. . =.
H Luz, ing and SUNS years $500 0O0.
cor .ynIan John, TO J Kernoehan, ezra cor OF
2dsy 2as YEA S MSs Coo and others. 7,ssss
of West End.a l year, seo,e0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01

Referring To the issue Of sboOo 90 OF the conpanJs
per cent consolidated FIRST mortgage coatera! gold trust
bonds recently sold syndicate represented hy your good
SLICES would h"rc stat" that they constitute hrst lien
on certain stocks bouds particularly enumerated In
the ortgagc having market value Of s7+G0 ooO but Tor
purpos Of control valued az $3.50 800 Thes b'n1'
arr also a -.ooni lien certain stocks and bonds uk"
wise described In this which "a" company =
100000 per collateral uus bonds are frat len
with market value q tl2O775jO and which ae valued
on books Of the company for purposes "t control a.!
SlI.5li, 800.
The estimated revenue ~ this company Tor 1889. con
iderlng the Income Of the railroads controlled by II 70 b.
not moro than last year. Will be ~ ,O9G,O96.
In addition above stated Interest may be
expected on following bonds owned By the company
al 3.j 900 Western North Carolina Con.
Mortgage per cent bondN............ t70.ooo
s3i6 600 North Eastern IL l. Co. G. NJ.
o per eent bonds. lSOOO
scs 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
sllo5.o9s

sl,Io5 o8s
The nIed charges Of this company, ineuiIns
the per cent dividend on It's e5, 900 900 pre-
ferrcd stock and interest O the present ISSUE
Of s5OOoVOO Bonds Cal-0 expenses OF man
agcnenI will oeOOOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
financial.
NETWORK. May II. 1889.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
OREGON and TTalSCOldl8ltd CO.

We the undersigned having held, during the past year.
the largest permanent Investment In the STOCK Oh you
COMPANY and representing at the present time very largo
part OF It's capital stock solicit your proxies % I
psod at the annual meeting Of you company ct Portland
Oregon Juno II, 1882 in eecting Board OF DfeeoF'
who shall be in favor OF the following policy:
1st To prevent a recurrence Of the difficulties which
have arisen between the Northern racine i
road Co. tho Union Pacific Railway Go. ana Ihe oreso
Railway and Navigation Co.. all OF which may 90 uaoca
70 the detrimental interest which has been eHerted oy
tho Oregon and Transcontncnta Co., through ls present
Board OF Directors and otherwise
% To bring about all amicable arrangement between
the Northern Pacific Railroad Co. the st. Paul Minneapolis
49,, M,ntoba Railway Co.. the Union Pacific Railway
20 and It's connecting lines Oncudhe the oregon Hall
vav and Navigation Coz that the business OF oregon
Washington Territory and Idaho west OF the ROCKY NOUN
ans shall be developed u the advantage and protection
o, these countries and the construction OF unnecessary
lnes OF railroad shall be stopped We believe that II
,i ACCOMPLISHED and harmony and peace assured, the
value OF the two principal Investments OF your company
sentnc at market value about cEenyhNo per
cont OF the entire negotiable assets OF the oregon ana
ranseontnenta Co.. will be increased 70 large extent
thereby materially enhancing tho 'a'uo Vi e@'" sN' "
stock held by you.
a. To oppose tho proposed i'sue Of 80 100000 pre-
,orrcd per cent stock trcccnuy authorized by your
Board in Portland be secured by pledge OF the
sIe 600 900 Oregon Railway and Navigation stock now heh
p, vour company as the Of such preference stock
will mani.cstly detrimental to your Interests and VIII
a.c,r,se the value Of tho stock which you now hold
Proxies may any onc Of the unhersgned ana
should b. nao in favor OF the person 10 whom they are
sent, with power Of substitution Any proxy Gearing
aer date than the proxy which you may nave hc'"o'o
given 70 other persons viii BE- valid az the coming election
and will cancel the proxy OF previous date
FREDK. l. AMEs,
SIDNEY DILLON,
ELIJAH SMITH,
JOHN II. HALL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
Nrw CIVILIZATIONS.

raEDJcAI, CLASSICS SERIES.
M sixteen volumes ready r.. snt t;sges are
rictonary Of Medical Progress for ISS I ih
ssndNe Treatment bA FEM
New Renedie Owe Associate Editors Europa an an6
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pages 81 40 pp,cIrT,S DISEASE.
x,os. crad,afe CouI OF Lecture with Mlcr1syOpo
Yy,s,,.tIons By ROBERT SAINDBY, u; u lrI phI
ra,or Of the Royal College Of rhysleshs hon ZOO ,a1as
eisn 20 the General Hospital birmingham SVo p"ses'
E'o' HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA N,
S,.sp and IFS Deran gCmcnts ana Spinal lrriaton
TE3SARD CORNING. NJ. D., Con Haht ~ .i 100
Disesses 70 ST. Francis Hospital He"-h"N' 90 P@e'
e275 ,,,p,,o,,c EyuhI,sTlON
Cyeu. sthenia) Its Hygiene: causes: SSSsnPoW'
Treatment. by GEO NJ. BEAkD, - - University OF
Nsw.Yofk Revised by 4; d. RoShwps Dos, tgaauat,
prof Of Electro Therapeutics, M H f'e'
eshool 2% pages 50 I5 ,s., s,..orrt far
Sent postpaid receipt o. price ., "a TREAT
Ana ssrfes AGENTS WANTED. Apply 70 g~ D. Ai''A
prh;,sher & Cooper Union New-fork Guy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
financial.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
PIER FOOT or CANAL~ST.. N. IT,
NETWORK, May 20. 1883.
A T A MEETING Of the Stockholders Of the
IN Pacific Mail Steamship Company, held Of the onlco
Of the company IN the city Of New-York, on wEDEES.
DAY, 20, 1859 the following named gentlemen
elected Directors Of the company Tor The ensuing year
JAY GOULD,
SIDNEY DILLON,
4 RUSSELL SAGE,
L G. u. HUNTINGTON,
/ HENRY HART,
| WILLIAM RFMSEN,
| EDWt,kD LAUTERBACH
| n mkAdHSHEX k EaEDMiihipnY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
the RICHMOND @ WEST POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY
AND
WAREHOUSE COMPANY'S
Five Per Cent.
Consolidated First Mortgage
Collateral Trust Gold Bonds
oFMARCH 1. lss9.-DUE MARCH l. 1914,
BUT REDEEMABLE BY THE COMPANY AT PAR
ANY TINE BEFORE MATURITY.
ISSUE OF S5,000,000.
TOTAL AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE,
s24,3OO,oOO.
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
OF NETWORK, TRUSTEES.

INTEREST PAYABLE MARCH AND SEPT. L
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD
REFERRING TO THE EXTRACTS FROM LET
TER FROM THE TREASURER OF THE COMPANY,
APPENDED HERETO, WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO
OFFER THE ABOVE s5,OOO,Ooo OF BONDS FOR
PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION.
APPLICATIONS FOR THE BONDS WILL NOW BE
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICES OF THE UNDER
SIGNED AT THE PRICE OF S7l2 PER CENT. AND
ACCRUED INTEREST, TIE RIGHT BEING RE-
SERVED TO CLOSE THE SUBSCRIPTION AND TO
ADVANCE THE PRICE WITHOUT NOTICE, ALSO
TO REDUCE OR REJECT ALL APPLICATIONS
OFFERED.
ALLOTMENTs WILL BE MADE IMMEDIATELY
AFTER THE SUBSCRIPTIONS HAVE CLOSED,
WHEN 5 PER CENT. OF THE AMOUNT OF BONDS
ALLOTTED WILL BE PAYABLE.
BONDS WILL BIZ READY FOR DELIVERY MAY
- 1850 AND APPLICATION WILL DE MADE TO
LIST THEM At THE NETWORK STOCK EA-
CHANGE IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER.
FORMS OF TIE BOND AND COPIES or THE
MORTGAGE tBoTH OF WHICH HAVE BEEN IN
AHMED AND APPROVED IN ALL RESPECTS BY
OUR CouNsRD CAN BIZ OBTAINED FROM THE
UNDERSIGNED.
Maitland, Phelps IL Co.,
keSsler & Go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01

Thrse systems OF railroads extend from NashinEoH,
y. G. through nil Of the southern Sihte- east Of the
Mississippi River, Including Tcnurssrr, touching NIL Of
the principal southern sraPoTt-, excepting one and
all Of the principal cities and In these Southern
States.
The benefits to accrue from the unhcAHon o; these
three systems Maintenance Of rates, economy eH-
tended connrc lions and Improved fRcrs ~hlcA will,
doubtless result In large Increase Of revenue and de-
crease In operating eNpcuse~
Tn, statements Of the various systems roads ron.
trcled by the T. and W 4. Terminal warrhou~s Co.
in ludng branches and auxiliary n, for tet respective
ns,al years ending Ia lSsS, were:
Gross Earnings Net FAFhingN Fll~l ChiEFH
als1i5551 SIO,3gli71 S7,5S3,s3S
Showing earnings over nEci charges Of s2.S9S23a
Out OF which tho dividends paid l,7i5,6S-
leaving = surplus over all rled charges, diVt'
dends ar ~ ........... I,1S2,55i
The capitalization pr mile OF thes" properties, eN.
elusive OF the securities owned and controlled By this
company, Is a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
Maitland, Phelps IL Co.,
keSsler e. Go.

Extract. OF letter from Mr.. A. J. Rauh, Trca'urer
o. r A W r. T. Rwsy and warehouse Co.. dated May
15 1889 20 Messrs. Maitland. Phelps Co and Hesalar
4 Co..
bonds thereof controls following three great sJsteHs
OF Southern railroads. viz;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
Diri6no Notices.

LII COUPONS due ISL pr0A anu g TFGp ~ III III
OK + II HS&sf. ST g a Fl; S
PAID ain after once: = Eos s1d
CLARK co. NJ e. lSo Soq POSI- snS TTsasaisf
THE SIANp ' CITY OF NL%;YSlEJK, w,v 1850
No f0fI9KERRffAEHE aLIYir DfiV5fDESD Of One per
n ben declared on 5sv p IF JaSs
a. SSt 9; S ' sSaS1aay S9ssSs
hours the 25th inst Transfer 6CoSS VIII ~ ''''0
from p M Nay EEE r Z a NSREI6E Secretary
OFFICE CHICAGO G fAS TEC I1y CO. q. 1850.
A DIVIDEND Of two per cent upon the cap.
~ Ss.s :ak ps q he uas &C. lTS 70
record june TO- lSs9 NewYork Chicago a0d Ph hs rel
Pa AMI sd %sSt IS S Close 1884,
DO mailed TITO h b. VETS Secretary and
F0F6 ESH6a SsP III E H.
COrPON no. 10, from First Mortgage Bonds ds
soG s1 hat ans o due s%aS
(! :ng %o Mercantile Trust cGPPSeaKh NSER
CHICAGO AND AL J9fcE EA5hF2APm SSHpAfsss
~ poR N s5 No f' gro sS 6 s
q record At he business hours on
The Tho bS dividend on shares registered in NeyYa,. VII nu s
G46 & h o g. q 'A 81 %isn and u:
Sidn1 on sharNs registered N Chicago Will % psto %
the once Of the Treasurer q f. %@6ssTkR Treasurer
p OCHESTER AND PLTTSBI,RG o RAIL-
maturing Jun" l. viii 10 PAID on ana h''s 'AA' o "
the U"o" Trust ''Tp' T. mocHRF ASS Treasurer
m HE INTEREST on the following Bonds is
l. payable a, the banking house OF Me'sis WIN Nh.
SLOW LANIER CO., No II NASSAn'sS' Ne"'i"A
CITY on and aiIcr June ]. 1881
IND,
c1xcIy EFsAS F KGitSaHSMoYD /. TT WAYNE R co.
rA1RM6USr.N .IND
GRANT T GSSSS1NTY. IND
HOWARD 1 S6r MY. I'm
E!"sr, R@n f.. sg; .,7. F as serbs.
MARION 81 cG ; sSi'Y IND IND '''''' NV
prrrsBr i re-, ~ WAYNE : CHICAGO Ry co.
Eig' N %idESrd = . sG Series NJ
pUEnL51 gguL@@EADo.
5 5csS% g. g. -
ST oH} FIX No6ss &Y G. Co. OF SE"0NhAAN''
JUNE .
Gravel Eoad Is.
BLACKBOARD COUNTY, IND.
Gravel .Io21 0IixD
Gravel Road Is
A,NDohrn cqHyM;rY IND.
WHITE COUNTY, IND
Gravel Road Us.
BIACKFORD COUNTY. IND.
Gravel Road Us.
| RANDOLPH COUNTY. IND.
Gravel Road H..
| WARWICK COUNTY, IND
| Funding Us ,,.-,,
| TIPPECANOE COUNTY. IND
| Court House "a.
| C,LgMBIA CITY, IND.
| Municipal u.s. ,v,,.,, 90
| e--WC ASTLF, IND.
"''' JUNE rs.
! WABASH COUNTY, IND
! JUNE 30
| MIAMI COUNTY, IND.
| Gravel Road Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE ExogAyer,

BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE ~
Only Official sales were advertised at the Real ExaS
Exchange for yesterday. william Kennedy Bro ~
under foreclosure The plct OF land SoxIoo In nsha
Observation-Disclosures, 45o feet east Of Lenox-ave Ths
plaintiff the buyer at $4,000 n. v. Harnett 4 a.
offered also under foreclosure No. 40 West Nirs<;
ninthst, on the south side, $50 feet east % Teni
ave. The property consists Of q 6vsstory brick IA
lot 25xso; 1t sold 20 the plaintiff 10 the suit Ia
$4,000. 81 Rs,H q
There was q call at the Exchange YESTERDAY "a
Robinson's Atlas Of Brooklyn; alto for fIrnishsS
house within hour OF city, TO for the $500
at 1925 per month Two tenernents on the East eiss
were offered for sale at $4,000 each
ts NewYork. Friday May a y
The following sales wefe made at ne Exehsnss "a
Auction Room to-day
BY Richard " Hsrnett q &c. ett
/ 5-story fat With lot No 40 West 93th-st 4 "a
IL Of 10thave, lot 25xs57. w Haaren. $4,000. :
BY William Kennedy Brother 3s
2 lots, West 112th-st $50 It Q Of Lenoxsye. zsz
100.n each, S II Rath0one, %, 500.
BY James L. Wells Is
Sale Of buildings with lots Nos ia 20 42 Ganssyoos
ST. and IS and 20 Westst, was adjourned 70 Jans
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-03

have seen Swift's Specific used. and
known OF many cases Of the worst form Of
blood diseases which have been cured by
H. ! know the proprioton 10 be- gentle.
men Of the highest type and utmost rclia-
bility | recommend IL as great blood
remedy, unoquAlcd by anything that
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SHE RUNS AWAY FROM HOME
To Meet the Young Man OF Her. Choic,
and Is Married.

To Meet the Young Man OF Her. Choice
and Is Married.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, June when the
train arrived from Pine Bluff yesterday al
ternoon young lady, Miss May Brunson,
a reigning belle OF Pine Bluff, was among
the passengers travelling alone. After the
train came to stop the first to
Jump aboard was J. Kirk Tan
nah, who was there to meet
Miss Brunson. The Rev. Wallace Carna.
han, of Christ's Episcopal Church, was
also at the depot with Mr. Tannah's
brother. The young people acted in such
a strange manner that they aroused sus-
pcon, and an investigation of the matter
proved that the young lady left home for
walk, and instead OF walking she
took the train for Little Rock. To
shorten tho story they were to
DO married at the depot and
proceed on wedding journey. But
friends advised them to defer the wedding
a while and rob il OF its romance by not
having 1t occur on the depot platform.
They agreed, and at o. clock this evening.
at the residence OF Benton Tannah, brother
of the groom, the wedding was finally sol
emnized. The bride is u little heroine and
was lucky enough in running away from
home without being detained by her
parents, who seriously objected TO the
union. She is daughter OF DR.. Brunson,
q leading physician OF Pine Bluff, and the
groom is a conductor on the st. Louis,
| Arkansas q Texas Road. His home is in
this city. The romantic episode created
quite Il stir here rs well as at her home.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-03
MANY A LIFE

LAS been saved by tho prompt use Of
III Ayers Pills. Travellers by land or
sea are liable TO constipation or other
arrangements of the stomach and bowels
which, II neglected, lead 10 serious and
often fatal consequences. Tho most suro
means Of correcting these evils is the uso
OF Ayers Cathartic Pills. The pru-
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sea without his chronomctcr rs without
supply Of these Pills. Though prompt
and energetic in operation, Ayers Pills
leave no III effects they are purely
vegetable and sugar-coaicd the safest
medicine for old and young, ut home or
abroad.
"For eight years was afflicted with
constipation, which at last became 50
bad that the doctors could do no moro
for me. Then | began 90 take Ayers
Pills, and soon the bowels recovered
their natural aud regular action, 30 that
now l am In
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ats the most remarkable thing" said
old Mrs. Oaicake TO her wondering and
admiring neighbon upon her return from
the centennial celebration, what well
educated people those New York folks do
bel / saw signs In ten different languages
down there, and actually In some OF the
poorest ncighborhoo IA. too. Lilo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-03

Cucumbors will thrive best on rather
low, moist lands, and especially i planted
late for pickles. Make the bills five Or
six icct apart 20 ~ 10 give the vines plenty
Of room. Use plenty Of seed, and after the
vines start 10 grow thin 10 three vines In
each hill.