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Sharp County record., 1890-11-27

year, for one dollar, cash. Our agents
and friends everywhere are authorized to
make this offer.
Santa Claus headquarters at
Spurlock's.
-Croquet is yet the most popular
game,
Eggs wanted at Williams, Price
& Co.'S at l2t cts per dozen.
Examination of teachers next
Saturday at the school building.
Prof. Herrn's fine residence is
rapidly approaching completion.
Remember the RECORD while
attending court next week. d,
-Spurlock has filled his house
brim full of new Christmas goods.
Billy May of Lawrence county,
was visiting relatives near here this
week.
Circuit court next Monday. The
officers are hustling to get things
In readiness,
Prof, Alfred Brewster has been
confined to his room this week with
slight fever,
--Messrs. Barker & Line are de-,
livcring nursery stock here this
week, Gall and get your trees.
"A mammoth stock Just received
at the leading grocery store on the
corner, and the prices are nliled
down good to the bottom sill,
Santa Claus has arrived with
the largest stock of Christmas goods
ever brought to this place and has
pnloaded them at Spurlock's, 81
>-Dr. Lindsey Brown has been in
lizard county for week on success.
full dental tour, lie now has a good
practice in the neighborhoods OF
Melbourne and Lacrosse,
We pay highest prices for cot
ton, wool, etc, and sell goods al
rocksbottOm prices. r. d. Williams
and Co., Batesvllle, Ark. sos
/. Clerk King has just completed
the transcript III the county seat ap
peal case, which consists Of III
pages of legal cap paper, containing
1850 words and figures
Our talented young friend, ], 5
Metcalf, is seeking the position o
clerk of the judiciary committee il
the senate. So far his chances fo
the place are good. Shelby woult
do tho work satisfactory If elected
When you want 10 see certain
thing mentioned in this paper, jus
drop the editor hint, Don't stanc
back and think hard Of tho oditol
for omlttipg something he ncvel
heard Of,
j. s. Metcalf and Alfred Brews.
ter made a flying visit to the Grange
neighborhood last week. From them
we learn that Will Taylor was seri-
ously hurt by being thrown from a
wagon, a few days ago,
Young man, If you want to be
popular, try to bo q gentleman Al
ways take time to be polite, never
forgetting that kindness is the
cheapest commodity you have at
your disposal, and that il goes fur.
ther than gold,
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LOCAL NEWS.

I'm order to increase our growing
circulation we will send the RECORD to
new subscribers from this date till Jan
lst, 1892, and the American Farmer one
year, for one dollar, cash. Our agents
and friends everywhere are authorized to
make this offer.
Sharp County record., 1890-11-27


] heard U. s. marshal tell a
good story the other day, He had
been ordered to go after an Indian
who was selling whlskey TO his dusky
friends. After he captured the war,
rior he gave him long lecture on
the depravity o. his conduct. After
listening stoldly the half>bleed said;
Saint dere no way ! can get
helped outer thls9' e.
"No one can. help you but God,
his captors answered. 49,.
The prisoner shook his head sadly,
in hopeless manner, as he nuts
tered; y @si sq'
"Well- God, he q good deal like
Uncle Sam no one ever see him.,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATloN.-3os5
Land Office, Little Rock, Ark, !
October IA. 1890.

=, October IL, 1890, :
Notice ,s hereby given that tho follow.
ing named settler has fled notice Of her
Intention nau to make final proof In support OF
ner olaim, aud that said proof will b. made
,%d Deiors the county Judge, or In bis absence
Ene 'n, sScnunty sn clerk Of SHARP county at Even-
,pR shade Ark,, on Nov. ~, 1890, VIZ; Luz
SImga aa y Martin, widow OF Levi Martin,
or ~es S w. u "; 70 laMg, for the W hf Of NV
y, pnnSo sso = md and E A. NE or SEQ 7, twp 10 NJ
witnesses TO prove her coniinnons rcaI
dence upon and cultivation of said land.
yiG Richard A Ciooms, Monroe Parsley,
~ omas II, Wiggs ind Edward i Johnson,
Pongbkeepsle, Ark. '''
o.,ee, "a I RALEIGH,
Vo'so :" Register.
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SOCIETIES..


...,,,n. RURAL CHAPTER No. so, r, A. NJ.
EXxS holds regular conversations at Masonic
tZ4N~ Hall In Evening Shade, the 3d Saturday
t9dxA In each month.
W. A. TpRNER, II. P.
K. g. Henderson, Sec.
a EVENING SHADE LODGE No. l43, r. 4
IN A. NJ, holds regular communications on
M the Saturdy before list Sunday In each
~ month SAM ii. DAVIDSON, W, NJ.
Jno. B. MeCaleb, Sec'y.
A EVENING SHADE CHAPTER, No. II, o.
1E. s.. meets at Masonic Hall lst Thurs
day in each month, at 2 o. clock p. m.
~ MRS. GIRTlE BACON, W. Nj.
MISS DORA FORE, Secretary.
BEREAR LODGE, No. go, l.. o. o.
ve1SV f.. holds regular meetings every al
S3f@y12 ternate Friday night
HG1s Il, A, MEDLEY, N. G.
John d, Collins, sec'y.
.S$&NMI&MZ.ZlZ EVENING SHADE LODGE,
.,$$GMNy&yH9< No, 24a0, X of H.,
NHlAI8E@ meets first Tues
@S&ENAW&e=day nights n every
MlEHAyX~. month,
eZSSZTJ0G2S9$ j. b. MoCALEB, D.
"W'tVWN CD Wilson, r.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y:

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y; C. &
w H. Co.. L ss,c nS J leave West !2dss
bstTo tn and iV Chicago 10 NJ NJ s Is D. n
Is D. IN; buffalo, kochestef, sTspen;l9n Bridge, Nag
g rs D. M and ali 80 M. only to Utica, Kings
ton 80 =: 10, 40 rs all go 81 :Q0 IS 10 and
ali Is 80 q M 8 90 IS h5 B. ci.nstons west
&! 1Sas II 50 q SS 20 .5;iS Sss 70 40
% Is D. no. Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo, Niagara
Falls Detroit. Chicago, and ST. Louis on all through
aio a. M: 800 jersey CIT, . R + Station.
urday All other trains daily except Sunday For tickets
Timetable parlor and sleeping car accommodaon IN
Fulton Annex Office, foot Of Fulton.st New City
I 9o3 7a5 oi2 27l Broadway. 1i3 BOverv. II Park
Place So West i25s and West Shore Station. foot Of
west i2dst.. and foot Of Jay-st, North River G. z.
Cew-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-28
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlands and
Desbrosscs sts. as follows:
a. m for Slatinston and intermediate points.
a. m. for Geneva; Lyons Elmira; Rochester, Buffalo
and West Potsvlc and principal local points Chair
car to Lyons and Pullman car to Suspension Bridge.
- 30 a. m Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
II O. IN for L. and B. Junction and intermediate points
" n m for TunkhsnDock and intermediate points, Chair
car to Tunkhannock. Connection TO Reading and
burg. a.. ,,,,.. - ,,-,,.,.., ,.-,,. -.
Chair wkesbarre and Pullman sleeper to Suspension
80 D. m for Pottsye Msuch Chunk and intermediate
ro,nts Chair car to Mauch Chunk.
10 D. m for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg.
o. m. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmlra Rochester Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. -,
m connec. for all points In Mahanoy and HazctOn coal
regions. crxnIv TN ,1Nc
e. M for Mauch Chunk, UaZleton and Intermediate
noints and II q. m for Shenandoah and intermediate
10 n M for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
~ N for Geneva. Lyons Elrnira. Rochester Eufalo
and the West. pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and Suspension
"'Ns General Eastern ONCE. 235 Broadway.
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Den N S YLvANlA
] RAILROAD.

on AND AFTER NOVEMBER "a, 1890,
leave stations foot Of Dcsbrosses and Corfland'
S'SS A. 's1Ts FAST LINE 70. the West
Sna ts 50 mr. chicago
enoS sS
1SliSsS fiHiigS fns%Ss:$$syh AND CHICAGO
bE Nns saS State RUo q Pu% nns y SSans
sad Observation Cars PrssePtlass dna9e;l Tepo.s
0i Ss'
oSss Of e eS%s Ii e BY AND
200 Si:sf g 3 Hss' AND CINCINNATI!
cS Sisass Sa
xs. Sss, :;s.;
SS;
s! nj S .sssSS $s 80 issS.ss a., ri =" VIZ
'f&s}s HhassssEdy Pullman Buffet
fS %sstsa M'a
sS no1n asa' e Ssg
s;Efsi sfssSss II
sssa.y 1sss nj a5t$? %s,iSaS!s Ssns G
s;se e. ss5!v; $s.ss?s?s:sn 5sfg! s5
sssSs sas Sss y sssSs;;:::
Fof ,o nShs weekdays 70 a. m IL 5S and 10 D. N.
Sunday, 0:45 :16 D. m lido not stop at Asbury
FOR HrLASTI0 CITY: 90 p, n; tn,9ugh Day Coach,
For Old Point and Norfolk, via New XOrk, Phadephis
and d go sa fa Bay ssna
r, p, m, , wssndiF i R15hApELpHrA.
eco, 20. 100, 80. 0 40. Chicago Limited with
Dining Car and 10 10 wsshin ston Limited and II 100
&c. T. a. and mo- 80 &C. p no. snG o IL s nSSs
Ssy: Essss: i 10 g. I'D &c sas i
p M, and 10 rs night. Accommodation, 100 D. m
The New-York Transfer Company will call for and
destination.
For timetables Of local trains apply any agent
OF the company.
CHAS. f. PuGH, J. r. WOOD,
General Managet General Pass'r Agent
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Railroads.
new YORK Central
Railroads.
Hudson River Railroad.
AL Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and %2d ST. New York.


Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.
-, 9ns ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE Orr .
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS n. Al
YOU a. IA. -SniCAUU yEoAIbL LIZ LIdiIlsD-D"' "
1oa0 10 ~ n nsss a,y vrsrrnuLE LIMIT
LDIDue Cincinnati go. indianapolis 10 80 a. H. ~
1850 4. M.-NWEsTERx DAY ExpREss-dany except
4'J0 r. M.-NoRTH SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITESpDxus
d,ue ~ Detroit ut o rs q. m, Chicago ! 100 p u" ~
s'oo,P Mast WESTERN ExPEEss-Due Chicago
sso M.aapfhSlSSkck Mo 70 FfSs 2SSD MA
n, GAbA FALLS i ExIREss w., c,,rc,co Elk.
s%bF 2S HHB5Ss HH5ss
81 ; sss: Z z Sna SO vi 80
s e. rs sSss vs. ,S9s3 ID 'y m,.s.
So e. fs * ad s'S BIS Is ~ " 90
urI52 SSS s$ "a 81 os &c. 70
sS 10 80 % So o. 80
BuFFAko1a So 10: s'si iio so H. $780, $780, shs
NIAGARA FALLs-lo 20. 10 so m. so. 100. $780,
ADlRoS DXCK MOUNTAINS. AND MoNTREAL;ts:ao 80.
Aybs SGE s9 RSS s. q &c
ILL VIA h&R Re III
ss:" 20! ~ 81 IA Yqrp ;s.sa ssSe
E ri'a $50 Sss 81 us osd
Westcoss Express calls for and checks baggage nom
sssa9 ''1E T. ssssD Saturday
@ sgSsgs ns;; say ~ at 90 sSa Il 70 % ns
JOHN S % .3E TTss. eEosaE DAsIEts
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LONDON wooI, SALES

London. Nov 27.-At the wool sales to-day the at
tendance was good competition brker ana pie
were in active densSd was largely sought
secured cross breds sod steadily greasy eros. bieds
In steady request prices have hardened the total AMOUNT
withdrawn was 1000 bales following arr the sales ana
dsIs I'd do locks and pieces . 5sdaas l6d
1900 bales secured. IL 2dils id do locks and pieces
lodals lid; greasy 5tdaload do locks ana pieces.
sdais AID greasy edalld gGe osi ss
greasy 6dals lid do locks and pieces 3D. south Aus.
tralia 200 bales secured Is lid; greasy Sape
OF Good Hope and Natal, 900 bales secured, 7Stdto
Is slid; greasy. odasiad Falkland, 90 bales greasy.
6hdaSa4d; do locks and pieces, 3hdao-2d
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N EW-YORk, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
IN RAILWAY-Trains leave West tod.st a. follows
}swsr.y minutes earlier iron foot O jsysL 1850
Mddictown, Ellenvile, Liberty; rs D. M ior Middle.
R9shsser Hlsgara Falls p,srolt chlsseo St. Louis:
e.tables 1923 Bay J. G. ANDERSON GenI Pas
senRSy Agent. 16 EXCHANGE Place. N. ".
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ing 16~; Mexican Central new d, TAR. Bar silver,
sSd Per ounce Tho rate Of Discount IN tho open Market
sdvcos quote exchange London o5 francs 30 cen,mes
ENGLAND on balance to-day Is G13.O00.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey,

CENTTpRR4ALdr RAILROAD OF NEW:JERsEY.
80 Time y, TAOS F.s q Soy NasS 1$sn
bury wamspor sundays for Easton MaaSh Chunk
wl ! 90 are ar n an fdl sf rss.S%.
aac o chan ana ans h MSsh Chunk On Sundays
20 m for Easton Maach Chunk wlkcsbsrre.
4 HS nuaas P.Iio.
Mses chTS asd ESsGGs
burg wlikcsbarrc Scranton. Tamsaaa Po.tsvie. shains
80 p. m. for Ea.tOn and Allentown.
rs !. m; for Easton Maueh Chunk. Reading. Harris
tuFs sS s. T. m sHS Sl fas q and p Allentown
A a eo Hishandss un a. s'S oS 49, II S M
For Freehold. At AS. s:l5 IL is M. 49, 80.
Isnf Bpas and pG9 g. s rsqs sSass2
except Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. 100 a. 90
For Red Bank, at 80. SIZE II rs a M, 80. oo
For LAKEWOOD Toms River and Barneeat 1 rs. Els
a. For Atlsnte City, Vine.nd and BrIdge.on at
For Monmouth Beach and seabsirhs. at Sis. II rs
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
iu Ss u.s. 49, 60 'G soJ 80 10 ls a SSS
p % baltimoTe washipg;Sn daily at 100 II 80 lex.
eePf r sH.'rs 100 30 u d 5S qs 90
100 D. g2I5 nigho except SATURDAY night, SUNDAYS
sfS 90 S 10 h've connection for Reading IaF
For snnbary and w,am.pors via Philadelphia at 7As
except ssturaF n hiTSr snaday so 90 midnight
s ~ re :sas "a" 7s a. % ys
i25A.st, iSt Fast i25ih;st Yew.yorS Court st. 500
New-Yoris Transfer Company vim call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence.
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Railroads.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA
AN ID

IL WESTERN RAILROAD.
Shortest Line. Vestbued Pullman Coaches.
IA m~Buiaio and oswego Express, via Paterson, for
Water Gap Stroudsburg scranton, Binghamton Owego,
burne W.,erys Ehded Springs Ucs NJ Is Norris
intermediate stations Connects ut scranton with trains
for Pttston, Wikesbarrc Danyilc and Northumberland
az Buffalo with trains for the West.
20 .. m.-Bnghamton Mail. via Doonton
/ d. m.-Rnghamton and Elmira Express, for Water
Gap Stroudsburg, Scranton, Owego Waverly, &C., con:
Scranton with trains for Pittston, Kingston and
Wilkesbarre.
4:iO D. m.-scnnton, wkesbsrre and Plymouth Ex-
go p. m tdayl.-Bunalo Limited Express, via Pater
Wayerly EiHira, Coming. Bath. Waysnd. Dansvile,
Mt. Morris, &c., arriving In Buffalo 80 a.
o u. m. (daily).-Bunaio Utica and OsweGo Express
for sropdsburg. scra0t9a BnghamsOn Cortland syra.
Vile Richield Springs &C.. and all points on Buffalo
division connects with trains for the West.
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

liverpool, Nov. q, . p. m;.Cotton-Ameliean. good
good ordinary 4sd ordinary 1ii6d The sales OF the
dsy included 5000 bales American: American middng
November and December delivery, e64d sellers Decem
Der and january delivery e04d sellers; January and
February delivery lo64d sellers; February and March
delivery, 5la.Old value; March and Apri delivery
1904 value; April and May delivery, 1000 sellers
May and June delivery. 2194d value June and July
delivery, 8 2S-84d buyers. Futures closed quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-28

IN HE BOOK OF oPEN-ALR SPORTS. octave 500
American open.air amnsenents. Rules for sailing swim
Ming ball playing shooting horseback riding a. &C., IN
mi al uer COW. Published by The Tribune. NewYorS.
ling ynd universally eompnented by the press
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Ocean Steamers.

CUNARD LINE.
NEw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL. via QUEENSTOWN
From Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRE.ss NAIL SERVICE
Servia- Sat, Nov - n M Serya Dat, Dee. q. a. M
Erura Sat. Dec. O, noon Umbria Sat, jan B. a. M
Aurana Sat, Dec. 49, Am Bothnia Sat- jan. 10,
Gaa Dec. 20, D. Etfura. Sat, JAM IL IL
CabN passage. $50 and upward. JatsEmetate; $40
low rates; For freyht and passage apply a. the COM
VERNON II. BROWN & CO.. General Agents.
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantque,
- FRENCH LINE TO HAVEE EEL EVERY VERY sATURDAY ,
Ia BOUHGoGNE, Frangeul.. Sat; Nov: %. a.
Ia CHAMPATSE Boyer-'..-.....- sat; Dec q noon
LA GASCDttNE--. sat, Dec Is, D u
A. FORGET. General Agent. No. Bowling Green
pED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
lCFOR LAGUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLO. CURACAO.
MARACAIBO AND COIsO.
Pier 80, East River.
SIS. PHILADELPHIA. SATURDAY. November 20 ?. m.
SIS. NEZuELA..... Wednesday. December 10. / D. M
IS. CARACAS ...... Wednesday, December "a. D. m.
These American steamships specially built for the trade
BoULToN. BLISS 4 DALLETT;
THoS. COOK son. 2eI Broadway
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SPORTS, octave, 900
standard authority Oh
Rules for sailing, SWIM
back riding. Ne, &C.. In
ne Tribune. New-Ycrz.
BY the nress.
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New York. Chicago E. st. Louis R. R. Co
NOTICE.
The Central Trust Company Of New.York. Trustee. will
receive proposals up to and 2cludnR 9vempe ~ 1870
re- O'Clock d. n.y., for the to II OF First Mortgage
per cent Gold Bonds Of the New York Chicago and St
Railroad COMPANY in accordance with article eighth
of mortgage given by said Railroad Company October
The Trustee reserves the right decline any
or all proposals.
CENTRAL TRUST co. OF NETWORK. Trustee.
By.F. p. OLCOTT, President
4 CTIVE Stocks and Bonds bought and sold
n for cash margin. v. X. STEVENSON CO..
1o6 Broadway.
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Orean Steamers.

A TROPICAL TOUR $3.50.
IN Tourists can visit Jamaica and her GREAT Elk.
uIBITION remain there Il days including Board and
Residence at tho CONSTANT SPRING HOTEL. 1T
Kingston or Of this beautiful island by the ATLAS
LINE STEAMERS, for $780, with the option OF extend
ing their trip at the rate OF
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
10 Hayt and Colombia Accommodations nrst-ciass.
PIN, FORwOOD g. CO., Agents. "a Safest, n. T.
THOMAS COOK q son, Tourist Agencies.
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
l. LINES 70 CALIFORNIA. Japan GHI Nysx,,,
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMLHilTcA so, hMD MEHlco.
Cor san Francisco Via The Isthmus OF Panama
CITY OF PARA sails Monday, December !: noon.
From San francisco Isl oht prannansts.
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA
CHINA sails Thursday, December H. p. m.
For freight passage aud general nfofmaticn apply 70
orIce N pier, foot OF Cana-st ". IL.
s0"b""' H. j. BULLAY General Superintenden
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CHARLESTON, s. G., the South x Southwest est
" JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From Pier -. 4. H. (ioot liooseveltst) az p m. 40
YEMASSEE, Charleston and Jacksonville. Fri. Nov oS
GHEKoKEE Charleston and Jacksonville; Mon Dec J.
SEMINOLE, Charleston and Jacksonville Fiji Dec. D.
All steamers have frstcas. passenger acconHoaat ons
Insurance under open policy effected at oneh OF per
cent WIN. i. CLYDE CO.. tfeheral Agents.
Il. q EGER Gen,I Art G.. s. Frt Line. BAT Broadway.
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NOOpER UNION FREE Saturday Night
~ Lectures In Great Hall al oeiock'-NoV "
M, ,seturo viii be delivered by Dr. r. c. H. WENDELL
0 ..T,,p rrNprEa or ANCIENT EGYPT" (illue.
tratedl No tickets required Doors ''"S'N ~ "~
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= AyANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS

- sENGER LISE-Four steamers weekly from Ne"
S. fULLAiiXs S. Friday. November o. y. r
IS KANSAS CITY ........... Saturday, Nov 20 ~ M
- tjiATTI Minimize -. Monday, Dec. 1, 4. III.
IS XAcOoCiIET Wednesday. Dee. 3, % NJ
Competing wi.h Central Railroad OF Georgia ana saNan'
nail Tlorda and Western Railway for all LoInts IN
GEoEGIA, FLORIDA SOUTH CARo nsdn;A Ala
First abe dhoe For cleG, ,,a Rqssase apply to
j. j, HASHAHEN, W.. IL. III "'i Az
East Az y snaw Ry Savannah a1. broadway aaM Line
II L. WALKER. Agent Ocean steamship Co.
New Pier SO. North River.
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PED STAR Line; name
Sailing for New and Antwerp weekly.
GuyNLAND. :. "wednesday December 3, $3.50 M
III. ND wcine dsv. Dc cemDcr 10 D. M
cabin Rates First Cabin. SIS and upward ENeur,ion;
90, md unward Second Cabin s3j. Excursion, y0S and
FE5TEf, WRiGiiT 4 son. oenl Arts Bowling Green.
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JORDDEUTSCHEK LLOYD IS.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. CO..
~ SHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON.
NEw.YoRK. soUTHAMtroN AND , bremen
Steamers sail iIoin pier foot 5a,st,,, iiODoAeh
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS an :. -
Elder. Sat. Nov 90 a. IN saalc. We'd, Dec TO- a. M
Aler We'd. Dec g. 10 A. m Pms. sat. Dee. 10, D. M
Vera Sat-. Dee q, noon. Travelled. Dec. H. o a. M
First cabin SIS aud berth. according 70 loca
ton. Second cabin $50 a berth. Secnge at lowest
rates OELIICHS CO.. No BowiiHe utceb
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ANCHOR LINE q. 8. NAIL Steamships.
"A NEw.YoRK and GLASGOW. via LoNDoNDERRY
c.-cas.a sst s II RI 'eSi
AncEoria.. Dec. 10, m. Ciieassia Jan. 10 a. n
Cabin $50 aud 500 Second class, $50; s,eefzge. go
Na'~' s'0 MEDiTERRAXEAN sERy!G n,n-or
SEW.YOEK TO GIBRALTAR AND NAPLES DIRECT
S. pEyoNIA THURSDAY, December p H.
80 Medn rates Cabin. $50 to s16o. -stserage, $50.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents. Bowling Green
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INMAN LINE u. 5. and Royal Mail Steamers.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVEkp0oL
CITY Oh CHICAGO Wednesday, December 3. $50 .. M
CITY OF NEW-YOEK. Wednesday. December 10. y. NJ
CITY OF BERLIN. "Wednesday December II, Q 80 a. a.
From Pier A. r. * adoinyg Ghristophsesr,s Ferry:
and location OF rom SECOND CABIN, outward, $50
prepaid. s35. STEERAGE, 800. PETER WRIGHT
NETWORK & CUBA Mail Steamship GO.
~ From Piers G and 4: East River a. p N:
Tampico TJxDan. and Vera Cruz.
Matanzas, Cardenas, Sagua, Caibaran,
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ORlZABA. Havana aud Mexican Ports Sat- Dec q.
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, iIay. & MantanzasWei Dec1O
CIENFU EGOS, Uay. Santiago dc Cuba and ttenfuegos.
Thurs, Dec. 4.
For full particulars, freight o. passage, apply
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-28

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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-01-01
LATEST NEWS.
Collapse of q Bridge.

W1LL1AMsPoRT, Pa, Dec. N.-One span
of the new bridge over the river at Mar
ket street, which had not been fully fas-
tened in position, went down this after
noon when heavy load of timber was
driven upon it. The team and four men
went 'wn with it, falling about thirty
feet. William Somers. one of the men
EN- ployed on the bridge, whose home is in
r chester, N Y, was killed. Burt
Thompson driver of the team, John Daley
and Frank Cable were more or less in
jured. none OF them fatally. The driver
was warned not TO drive across the bridge
but disregarded the notice.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-01-01
EARTHQUAKE IN SICILY.

Houses Wrecked and Many Persons
Buried In the Ruins.
LONDON, Dec. 27.-The town of Aoi
Reale, in Sicily, was shaken by an earth"
quake Wednesday. Several houses col
lapsed and many persons were buried in
the ruins.
(Aci Reale is town and seaport Of Sicily.
we'll built on height at the mouth Of the Aci,
seven miles northeast Of Catania. The popula-
ton when last reported was nearly $1,000. The
town is built mostly OF lava and !contains many
fine residences. It has an active trade, and Is
celebrated not only for its mineral waters, but
also for the cave Of Polyphemus and the grotto
Of Galatea In its vicintty.l
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-01-01
LOST HER JEWELS.
Burglars Make a Rich Haul In q Buffalo
Iady's BoudOir.

Lady's Boudoir.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. 27.-Sneak-
thieves made rich haul at the house of
John Bush Thursday night. While the
family was at dinner the burglars scaled
the veranda, opened an upper story
window into Mrs. Bush's boudoir, broke
open her jewelry oasket and stole a
diamond cross valued at 1900, an onyx
pin set with two diamonds valued at
$500, pearl necklace and earrings
valued at 1000, and finger ring set
with two diamonds and garnet valued
ct $500.