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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-06-06
TIE SILO A SUCCESS.

ne following letter is only a Fair SAM
pie of hundreds of others that we have
received this season. We are having
these letters printed in Pamphlet form
and any farmer of Manitowoc County can
have copy mailed him free by sending
his address to u.s. To parties outside of
the County they will be mailed upon re-
ceipt of 10 cents in stamps or silver.
SMALLEY MANUFACTURING Co.
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REWARD
5000
5000

For better or more pleasant remedy
for the cure of consumption, bronchial
troubles, cough, Group and whooping
cough than Santa Able, the California
king of consumption. Every bottle war
ranted. If you would be cured of that
disgusting disease, catarrh, use California
Cat-r-Cure, 81 jar; by mail S110 Santa
Able and Cat-r-Cure are sold and war
ranted by Ii. Hinrichs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-06-06

AT special meeting of the city coun-
Gil on Friday evening last, the water
works were duly accepted every member
voting aifirmatlvely. The Company has
certainly treated Manitowoc very fairly
and thus far it's patrons Lave had not the
least cause for complaint. The people
begin to perceive the advantages of the
system and every day a new patron Is
added
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-06-06

A YOUNG man named CRUDE, a farmer
living few miles outside the city, hired
a horse and buggy of Bohde OF Two
Rivers one day last week. He got on a
hrrrah and kept the horse out all night
driving around everywhere. In the morn
ing the horse was in a sorry plight. The
harness was in demoralzed condition,
fully half of it being gone A cause for
surprise is that the horse did not run
away as both holdback straps were gone
and the forward movement of the buggy
could be checked only by the horses but
tocks. Marshal Benson picked the fell
low up and he got six days in Jail for his
fun.
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CATARRH,
Catarrhal Deafness and Hay Fever.
a NEW HOME TREATMENT.

Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious, or that they
the lining membrane of the nose and Gus
tachian tubes. Microscopic research, how
ever, has proved this to be fact and the
result is that a simple remedy has been for
mulated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness
and hay fever are permanently cured in
from one to three simple applications made
at home by the patient once in two weeks.
N. B.-For catarrhal discharges peculiar to
females (whites) this remedy is a specific.
A pamphlet explaining this new treatment
is sent on receipt of ten cents. by A. II,
DIXON & Sen, 304 West King St, Toronto,
Canada.-Scientifc american.
Sufferers from catarrhal troubles should
voad tha efoya oarafuIIv
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PROGRESS.

It is very important In this age OF vast
material progress that remedy be pleas
ing to the taste and to the eye. easily
taken, acceptable to the stomach and
healthy in its nature and effects. Pos
sessing these qualities, Syrup of Figs is
the one perfect laxative and most gentle
diuretic known. q
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MILWAUKEE,, LAKE SHORE AND
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders OF this
company, for the election of directors and tran
sactIon of other business vii! be held at the com
pany's office in Milwaukee Wisconsin, on We'd
nesday June 18TH 1889 at II O'Clock noon.
The stock transfer books will be closed from
May 18th, 1889 at II o'clock noon until June 18th
1889. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
june6 ALFRED l.. CARY Secretary.
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DOUBLE CONE PERFECTION DRIP
COFFEE POT.

We are agents for above Coffee Pot.
BY following the printed directions &C
companying each Coffee Pot you will
positively have the most economical,
best and most healthful drink that can
be obtained from the coffee berry. No
eggs required.
The RAND & RoEMER HARDWARE Co.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-06-06

l AM making determined effort to get
the largest trade to be had in the boot
and shoe line in the city. Prices quality
and courteous treatment are my agents.
E. 8. SHERMAN.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-06-06

No matter what your business, pro-
fession or trade we have just what you
need in footwear and it will recommend
itself as being durable and reasonable in
price. E. S. SHERMAN.
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THE advantages I offer purchasers of
footwear are many. Make a purchase
for once and allow me to convince you of
the fact. E. S. SHERMAN.
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NoRAH.-And has your mistress good
taste? Bridget taste is it? Faith
she has that, she buys all her shoes at L.
8. Sherman.
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Welcome in His Old Age TO Lorenzo Siebert.
Lorenzo Siebert at Sl3 Summit ST. is of the
two person who drew one-twentieth Of the ticket
No. 10 +20 in the March drawing of the Louisiana
State Lottery. A reporter for the Blade called on
him and asked him to tell about it. I'VE are all
poor .men and tell you there were three happy
old men when learned that had Zoo to
divide up. We got the money in few days
through the express company and have put mine
out at interest to have something in my old age"
Mr.. Siebert is about ca years cid, his partner
middle aged man. and Mr.. Haas Is Si.-Toledo
lOhiol Blade ADril 9.
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DAIRY BOARD.

MANTTOwoC, June 1889.
Market quiet, easier, fair local demand
for fine stock.
Cheddars, "a to TIC; Twins, IL to
74c.; Y. A. 81 to 81.
Offers were made as follows:
1,175 Cases Y. A; 375 boxes Twins.
Offers same week last year:
$50 cases Y. A.; $50 boxes Twins.
Sales are as reported:
1850 cases Y. A. at &c.; 800 boxes Flats
at &c.
Sales same week last year:
go cases Y. A. at 724c.; 29o boxes
Twins at y lc.
Board adjourned for one week.
A. G. BECKER, Secy.
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REEDsvILLE DAIRY BOARD OF TRADE,
May 81, 1892
Offers for sale:
30 boxes Ceddars; $50 boxes Flats; 200
boxes Y A.
Sold: 80 boxes Cheddars at To-; 100
boxes Flats at 7c.; $50 boxes Y. A. at &c.,
Sic. j. f. SCHULTZ, Secy.
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son. Messers. Smith and Graham.
There is some talk of repeating the en-
tertainment at the Turner Hall. The
merit and the novelty of the affair should
in such an event, draw a good audience.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-06-06

ONE risks but little chance of contra
diction ID pronouncing the Opperetta
presented at the Opera House on Friday
evening the most successful amateur per-
Torrance ever given in the city. Indeed
it may well challenge comparison with
some of the best concerts given by pro-
fessional talent. The scenic effect pro-
duced by lovely faces set in apertures OF
the canvas, representatives OF the hearts
of flowers, was as charming to the eye as
the melody the flowers poured forth
was pleasing to the ear. The lack OF
self-conciciousness and the air of modesty
which prevailed the entire performance
would have won approval even if the ex-
cellent redition of the programme did
not challenge commentator. There was
no straining for effect and everything
was wall aYaoutad thrO11 phOut
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-06-06

GARDNER Bros, Breed
ers of Holstein Cattle and P. G. Swine.
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Active man in this vicinity to sell Bah
bitt Metals and Soldiers to the trade
Address t. W. THAYER, p. o. Box 1913
Milwaukee, Wis. 6
JUDGE gibson reached this city on
Tuesday and opened court on the same
day. Mr.. Kimball was also promptly on
hand
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First publication Nav 30. 1880

NASH q NAsu, Plaintiffs Atty's. il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE

v.st.risy. at tho Real Estate Exchange, H. v har-
,.,t a Co. offered in partition No. 1l3 West forS'
.,sbth-st, four.story hgh-stoop brownstono u"'n
-, On lot Is9x1o0 feet. The bidding star'eo "a AZ
sf7 600 and ran UP to s29 500, at which price was
Knocked down to r. W. Parker, the executor. ~
$50 Iexington-aye., the northeast corner .,
ATHEIST four-story and basement dwcipR oe Sa of
se,nia brick better known as the Babies ~ sb
tie City Of Newyork, has lust been sSa 500 This
property was built by Charles Graham sos on ~
IN 1854, 70 John +. Gleason, ior, siLn 1887 FIR
Gleason sold to the Babies Hospital III too' 1o
300 The property has been IN hs used as
nrivate residence 1t was sold on Dccemoer IL; a9oo
10 Mr.. Callahan, at auction for Mr. Callahan has
been Successful In ventures Of this Cor
There was call the Exchaneo SSs.S sc -or
business property on side street on 600
broadway, below hs'ow one.bHndred
sndtwsny fft6st on west side at from $50 GOO to
f0o' IN Ninstjeth-st, hear Eighth;sye was ohefen
for sale at 10000, and i've ha5oudainss, IN one-nup
dred- and fourteentl-st, ncas fA0''"'"'0'' S 90
s5xiOo at $4,000 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26
Anftion Sales.
EXTENSIVE GOLD NINE FOR SALE

~
To be sold at public auction by the undersigned at
the Merchants Exchange In tho City Of Halifax on
Thursday the Fourtceh day OF March next al twelve
o'clock noon that extensive, valuable and weeQulpped
GOLD MINE known as the Dunerin 1oLp NINE stu.
ate on the Atlantic coast about ninety miles east OF said
city Daily mail nom Halifax Telegraph ONCE at
salmon River miles from tho works Salmon River
harbor and is safe and easy Of access The
mine embraces S42 each i5ox26o feet ali in one
block The entire fifteen hundred feet IN
width across, and eight thousand Ave hundred and fy
feet along the odes. The leases have nearly fourteen
years run. and at time be renewed for period
OF twentyone years. upon payment OF two dollars per
area Within this area is belt OF veins dipping on eaeh
sldo Of an antclna. They have been found by tests
made on the surface TO extend upward OF 1000 feet inc
orc has partially removed 10 depth Of 200 feet over
distance Of about 700 feet and to depth aversgns
about 20 feet additional 1000 feet IN ieash or
thereabous Tho veins Of various width the sfgess
averaging about ten feet OF solid Quaitr
This mine was discovered in the autumn OF 1880 but
was not worked any extent until the autumn OF ISL
It has yielded up the end OF November 3Lol2 ounces
OF gold from sos OF quartz according TO the sworn
returns made to the Mines Office The gold can be
produced at cost which wiz leave yerv handsome
margin Of profit
The mine Is operated BY machinery worked by water
power the powes being transmitted BY line Of wire rope
fpnng from the water wheel 70 the nnema ss.ace
Veins a. distance tkereftoni Of absaI afty less The
Ss SSs Ese and S pS s' S' d S
used g d a there ere p water .
operSts three dimes that number Sixty stamps can be
onerated with presene machinery " tkt 10 morse
power existing FOR pumping and hos,ins only aD o
tmbefed and well-watered land owned with the nine
This partly the and where 70 does nos niue
dlselv adiolns them. It Il also provided with steam
plant operate hostng gear and pumTa "a ear 81 aes
saNictis, snhsicht er
HE requirements OF the property, ainnny rom the
lne 10 the crushcr for carrying quartz ana saoie omces
and boarding houses sufficient 70 a0eo'hAs 'As'
number OF employees. ---...o. - :. x...~..
The mine Is owned and has been opcru'e ~ p'rsner.
shn and owing the Of enc OF tho pihclrl owners
Il kas 10 be sola 10 enable his estate 70 DC setuel
good title will be given ,.. .,,,,. ....... A.,
Terms ten per cent cash. balance wi,nm ,nis'y d@ys
purchaser fails 70 complete the purchass within that TINE
asE crfisn a bedford Row, Halifax or 10 JAME&
SiJl;GAN Sons Auctioneers, Bedford Row.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26
\ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF
DesotSssss % 10 totssatua and ntermedas po RS.o
r. n. for Geneva Lyons, ElmIs 49, Chair cas- %
and the West and principal loea p0'N
Elmira -, -. ,.,orr,edIate points.
ar 20 Tunkhshnock Connection 70 hesaihs ~
burg ,,,..,., and prhcpa lntermeolaVo
VoEE.ao M sor Naueh Chunk end Chsir Ear 70
Connection y Reading and HArF's0""
"HTp M Tor Geneva Lyons Elmra' ~
and the Pullman sleeper 20 i.na 40 d.
Trains leaving az M p pr Irs si coal regOnG
meet iV' N' WINS eTfEDIY TRAINS. ,.,o.r,odi,,.
al m for Msueh Chunk. Hallelon anu
pointA "a ,n,errnedlate polnta
M m for Geneva Lyons Eluifa, sne
- he West puilInan sleeper 20 l.yona1w.v
saa NV Gsner. Eastern once, 29e Dfoaa"a''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26
- Fw work CENTRAL AND HUDSON

T..,.., ana finest Passenger station In America
Is a. m Rochester aud Montreal h.Aprsss' craving
Ma d. 4 II II r. also East Albany 10 81 Adams VIA
0'P Ssioas FAMOUS STEAM HEhTEP yEsiTTIs
IfNiTED composei exclusively Of buhet smoklng.ear
dlnIng.csf drawingooa and sleeping ears i9r Aoany
Utica SYRACUSE, Rochester Bunado he
II 3s a m 81 FOULS 40 p. n next uly tgAhecls AZ
cleveland with train for Columbus aud Siho.nnau; ALL n
10 s9 ohlSagS ntlaaapods. Detfot and
rhiea0o drswing room cars Canand qua ana f2ehese
100 a M Western New: afk ana sts
ios sarl.oga Lake GeS 9qGs s aSu 10 Troy
.3O nj m Albany, Troy and Utica SpeSi"' WIN ura"
lne. nom ears 70 Troy and Utica 49,. .a r.ov c.u
g s. p M Accommodation 70 AiVsV and INTERMEDIARY
meets for WILLIAMSBURG, NoFbh hu3i"' ~
points ON IIIehburg r. t. ,.,, and 81 ropis Tx
TGp M FAST cheag9 eneinssa spc and s1 9se To-
pres Tor n SlsgSIa nndSpa indianapolis Louis
Detroit and Chicago, with NesupWvu VIM
so 90 uir MN Montreal and canandasul ExprosA
Sleeping ears 20 Montreal via Ropses fqS SiiIv wa SS
Adams daily, and 20 syracuse ana CahsnI Ibanyy P
Sunday Sunday train does not run wssI ns az
% D. Special Man Limited cissyeignd 5S D. M
ii 100 D. m Fast Night Express lot
%. Niagara Falls g9ront9 TSf 'chlesao with sleeping.
cars HeepnRcars 10 WATERFOWL, VIA Utica 9alT except
Saturday also Canandaigna on Snhq5s Finland No
eonnecen Min aiS icsSing Saturday. seepngears 70
Albany Connects at Albany with train foi tag wesS On
Tickets and space 70 draw 7s5 and 0i5 broadway
10 patk Face / battery Place, CO West l29thsts and
issh.st station, NewYork s3S Wash,nsaSShv ana $50
Fu ton sts, and 1903 Bcdoflaye " ssefs baagare fran,
westcotts Express calls for ana cn''N' '''''
run daily others daily except sunday; AZ, zee 81
i'E + RiCIIARDS Asst General Passenger agent
III ToUCEY General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26

Appecate. Matilda. Eiiza Ayres admnistrstrix q
Ssenbrey Jacob +. to Timothy Donovan, S3d-st,
hrighs Osborne trustees 70 W Sargent Nos 15s. 1876
Bioth. Fanny and Henry to the scamens Bank for
basr as saaSs SAITH 's0'VS
ave samS O. q hsny seef J SsOG Same property years.
e George P Upham property. mortgages.
sasslS IsSr.n eng e Yas1g.g Brewing Co.
cleary. Maurice. 70 Adalino Townsend. s llsthst
bsy EbsI yits TrSas5iet TsYPsa G and
'nS eaSmn TSoSs SS 70 George WahSun
81 lss Ess N ssssoe s bSsc
Ss Ae 70 RoSer NcsosOn Lot 90 Block
5O7. o3d Ward. map Lyman Tiffany, years, $500
Hoops, Maria. g Finest A G Intemann, Sth;3ye
Hotel years, $1,000
churchst. adjoining land Of Nathaniel fTioe year
% New.Yerk life Insurance Co. cor Houston and
hp nss ' FsSc year ana % to John rOmnsOn No
o! Es,nd io Henry II sna w eas e s Eco De
q %ss ES: and ether. g poor White Nos sos and
Levy Bernard g o James Reese, Nos o. II and 10
Le6owt1. Israel. and wife. Louise LOclerc. No
Ieitz Charles ana wife 70 Dry Dock Savings Insttu-
s@sgs Ra9: r. VS. e saiS s.yas Bank
M a Re Soh wi e s'' committee
o'Malley John. and Wife; 70 G 3 Perry and ano,
MSs Esn 70 ESssS s shGG
Bank SD ST., OF 7thaye., year, 50 COO
Mcdonald Patrick and wife, to Hugh King, Avenue
A. n Of S7th-st, year, Ell 600.
Charles and August, Amelia g Gibson,
9 9th-st Of Avenue Z, year s27. 600
Sherwood, Henry and wife 20 Richard Hsmilton,
sxecr 137th-st OF Alexandef-ave years. So 900
Striker James and wife e John Z Jones and snO.
execrs. $ 52d-st OF Stb-avc, year 100000.
Schwartz Isaac and wife, 70 Peter Doelger, IT,,
Avenue A, : OF 55fh-St, years H12, 900.
smith Cieopha NJ 70 Il A b Dayton ne 23dst NV
Of fth-ave, rear. $757.
Thieling. Maria Il, 70 Henry Iden, Leroy.ss OF
Bedford st, . years. $4,000.
Taylor Charles and wife, 70 Mary Mcleod, 103d st,
W Of SHAVE demand $500
Underhil Daniel and wife. 10 Lewis Crane. ct al,
exccys 8 160th-st, OF Morrls-avr. year. $4,000
Umfrevclo Charlotte 10 John Busting, ST., Nos BAH
a.. 3z73 3d-ave years, 60, 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26
RAILROAD.

II
,vn uS SEEAT s TEqEs a fshffE ROUTE
Trims leave New.York, via Desbrosses and cortisnd'
tGSs f PsSurs and the west with Pullman Palace
Cars @t,HSh'd oS York and Chicago Limited q fso
bInns Smoking, and sleeping Vesuouied Cars at s'0O
w,l,,.msnsrt Lock Haven, 100 e. M M Gerry and
Frie AZ D. M. connecting At Cory for IitusVne
and the on Regions on ~ and ,s1s nigh.
For For SorStSun Pso e POtSw1 and ESsdRs
HE SO ana "a To- Io:oo a. q. M wv 800, w,.,.
Baltimore washington and the p s9SS Cars daily e1csp
gtS9a E ~ o. srTvo Washington and
ss% ySS Dining 6Ss 49, R % s sd
oc nag "a H9 % no SO and apS 90 m, and
Fol = Cane ag n ''E 9syst ss'as'
o5s Branch Bay Head Junction end n'enedse n sS
'PSa I'd so 90 .ESp Assg sSqasf pnnsas
~ on Pf NoIo fRd n1lr9sd 90 daily Via sal'i
md g nay LINE RnSSs sennecs Win all through
Bot ts,ns at Jersey City anording sp'eD' anu se
tr,nsfsr for Taoosyh uavel
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
,,xpress trains leave New.Yers via De'orosses ane
rands streets Feryis s,s Is f%sd with Dining Car
sSs aS A. s saS Il 49, 49, aSS S
sunday H Esq HsSrss $50 and m, and IL as
night Accommodating aa 'vo eseept Sunday, Of
ana ii 10 a. NJ 40 5aonaess q W. tom for
a. M ana 0 ,. m on sundays o0ins'' ~ A''''''' ~
TeSs omces Nos sS $40 ana 94t 5SSSsw1 "a
con and Annex ds SSs 81 E TsRo
o Sew .S csTe s:S.pc S call for and
cHAss ~ P'UNGi dnaser General Psss'r Agent
~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

SHORE LNEALdL. Rail- ~ ~ R2 pss Esp.
- n0i ss Central STATEN cr ipd bG
t9n ~ n..si Might Express at ii re ,i,n;i us ~.
H. NSee~vnort AZ Is q ara p m FuAcv fH"i S~A'
az 'eieepinG Cars all Express usinA
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Rdilroaos.
@ HORT LINE, QUICK TIME
TO

AMERICAS GREAT WINTER RESORTS,
ATLANTIC CITY-LAKEwooD.
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw'JERsEY
Is now running
A SOLID THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN. with Ele-
gan, Coaches ard woodruff Parlor Cars leaves NeWYork
100, Iabcrtyst, daily except Sundays. at 2'ao p m
Returning leave Atlantic City. Philadelphia aud Read
ing Railroad 90 a. m
,a,,,,onal trains leave Ncw.York for LakewOo' II
4 40. si5 a m 1 100. $50, $50 p. m.
New.York Transfer Company will call for and check
bageare from hotel or residence 70 destination.
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NJNARD LINE

CJNARD LINE.
NEw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
from TIcr 40. North River.
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE.
Servfa. m Serva.. Feb. % noon
Ftrura.. FEB 2 80 Etrurla. .Mch o go a. M
Aurania. Feb 0, noon. Aurana. ..Mch o. II .. IN
Umbra Feb. 1S, 80 a. IN. Ufnbria Mich TO- 30 o. m
cabin passage, 500, ESQ and slo0 Intermediate eSS
Steerage tickets ana from al Of Europe very
low Tor freight and passage apply 20 the company
'"i'' VERNON H. brown CO., General Aeents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26
Orcau Steamers.

TOURS IN TROPICAL SEAS.
Novel and unsurpassed scenery any climate ootanablo
Trims embracing forty ports. occupying two
weeks or Ionger-speclay arranged Coupons available
on any Of the Atlas Line Steamers sailing fortnighty
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
defrays all necessary expenses Of Tour TO Jamaica
Hayu. Carthagena, Sayanla Colon. Nicaragua, Costa
Rica and the Mosquito Coast Ports Only First Cabin
Passengers carried Address either
PIN, FCRN GOD & CO., Agents 81 Stste.s~. n. Y.
THOS COCK & SON Tourist Agencies
A NCHOR LINE. u. S. Mail Steamships.
N GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY,
From Pier IL, North River foot OF Leroy-st
Cfcassia Jan &c, p. Anch0ria.. Feb. o. D. m
california. FEB. 'Bcgraya. Feb. 10. q.
Rates OF passage
GLASGOW DERRY or LIVERPOOL.
Cabin, $40 G55 Second class. ea0. btccrage 500
Steamers do carry sccond-elaHs passengers
Travellers Circular Letters ~ Credit and Drafts for any
amount issued a lowest current
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green, n. Y.
(NOMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
~ TIQuE- FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE
Company's pier awlNv az North Hverfoot Of Mortons
LA CHAMPAGNE Boyer Saturday. Jan. 20. 10 80 noon
"a BRETAGNE. DC Jonsselin;; sat, Feb 2 o a. m
4 FORGET, Agent. No. Dowiins Green
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ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 401, BIZ,
II IN and 957 Broadway. 153 l-2 Bowery, battery
Pace Chambers and Esd Street ferries New-York;
33i and 333 FutOn-st., Brooklyn; 107 broadway.
Williamsburg Newark and Hudson sts. Hoboken
and New station. Jersey City where Tickets and Parlor
transfer Of baggage be obtained. Express trains
leave 23is 8 minutes earlier than time shown from
Chambersst local trains . 10 minutes earlier;
a. m. u 80 q m. on Sundaysl; Day Express Pullman
Buffet Drawing room Coaches 20 Buffalo.
10 80 a m. week days. Parlor Car 70 BinRhamton.
Oswego Emlia. Corning and Hornelisville.
solid Pullman sf tan bay and BUFFET Sleeping Coaches 70
Bural0 Niagara Falls Cleveland. Chicogo Cincinnati
aud ST. Louis. No extra charge for fast time, .
100 y. m. every day Chicago Expresan Pullman
Buhst sieepers Blnghanton owego. EmlFa Rochester,
RgtheFfGri, as O. 80 $50 80 20 'se al 10
$50 g. o;io csc 7So 10 ;s9 u night man
f i1s 40 40 40 g. 40 $50. s:So
C.ic $3.50. Z. 80, o. 10 80. 10 night
Paterson. Z, Ai45 Q T. $50, go 10 1872 u noon ;
5s6 - $50 10 80 o. 80 80 o. 10 49, 70 nias
Newark and Paterson via Newark, $40. $3.50. $3.50.
10 II 80 .. $50. 400. 4;So. $50. $50. $50
ri RdF lS T. 4:45 1880 30 $50
T. 80. 5 90. $50, 0, e:io. $3.50. z, 0. 1880 IL
snIern. Local, L. 445 80 80. 10 80 a. M. l. g.
S'g TeS - Si o 30 .. 10 SO M 80 $50
Goshen. as, 1880 .. 10 40 a. m; l. $780, 1850.
NidacoS%yn and Port Jervis 4lS so. o. 10 80 m.
sand3y local trains main line 4A6 80, 10 30 m
40 B. l. s. 80 $50, 80, 10 30 IL night Newark
Branch a. m 3 80. G 80 10 D. m
Express trains from the West arrive IN New-York at
40 and II 55 and 10 :55 y. m. - - ..,..,,r
'" Gem Ssot Cent Pass Agent
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave Chambersst Station week days for
EnR!ewogL Tenaty, ClOser, Spafkl and Nyack, 80,
u SEQ 80 and II 80 a. m rs a:S9 g a 80. 10
$40 Q 10 GAO 3, 1880 p m, IL midnight Sundays
Z, 40 80 A. m. 4, y 55 p.
Additional trains to Cresskll and way, o 40 a. and
FOR Manuel. Spring Valley Monsey and Tsllmsns
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New-York Friday. Jan. IS. 1889.
The following sale made at the Exchange ana
Auction Room to-day
four.story dwelling with lot No lib West 4sth-ss
8 IFS Il OF 0thaYe, lot 1S.9x1o0.5; r. w. Parker,
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Six Der cent interest the outstanding certificates Of
profits VIII be paid the holders thereof their legal
representatives and after Tuesday the Fifth Febru
any next.
iho outstanding certificates OF the issue Of 1884 will be
redeemed and pad tho holders thereof their legal
on and after Tuesday the Fifth OF Fobru
ary next from which date all Interest thereon will cease
The certificates 10 DO produced az the time OF payment aud
cancelled
A dividend OF forty per cent f. declared on the net
earned premiums OF tho Company FOR the year ending 9st
December 1888. FOR which certificates Will be Issued
and after Tuesday, the Seventh Of May next
by order OF the Board J. H. CHAPMAN Secretary.