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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-30

With the loss of his crown and Empir
Dom Pedro has now to bear the loss Of
ms wife, and the latter loss, SAYS the
New York O6serrer, is greatv than the
other Very touching was the scene in
the death chamber. The mutability of
life could hardly be more forcibly illus,
rated than by the series of events includ
ing the exile of Dom Pedro, the death of
his wife and the coronation of King
Carlos of Portugal. Life is Indeed full
OF tragedies
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-30
LIFE's LITTLE ROUND.

How little we know, how little we think.
That were 50 near the grave, aye, Just on the
brink,
To-day may be ours, in joy or in sorrow,
The bravest is never quite sure Of tomorrow
We are each, for some purpose. allowed our
life's day,
We complete our light duty and hasten away,
Our going gives place 20 some struggling
brother,
The falling OF one means the rise Of another.
--Tpfelo Rec
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-30

Speaking of the new House OF Re.
presentatives, correspondent SAYS
'There are no Blacks, and strange TO
say, there are no Whites or Gfays. and
what is more remarkable, there is not a
single Jones There is MIR. Abbott and
also Mr. Cowles. There is Mr.. Flood
ara Mr.. .Raines. There is a Grain a
Parrett, n Hare and a Bullock. There is
Flower, Spooner, a Post and Stump,
'3here is a Knapp and Goodnight.
Blank, Wiley and Frank arc good
,friendstn
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-30

The San Salvador Central America)
revolution received its death blow at
Cuscatlan, where the Government forces
gained complete victory over the in
surgents. General Rivas, the leader,
and the Iebellious town Of Cojutepeque
was taken.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-30
KILLING INDIANS.
la Grippe In IT'S Worst Form Wiping
out Il Band IN Manitoba.

out Il Band IN Manitoba.
a band OF 800 lnilaDs OF st. Pctcrs re
serve, n few miles cast Of Winnipeg, Manito.
ba, is being rapidly wiped out. Tho Indians
are afflicted within grippe in its most severe
form and being without proper medical at
tendance rapidly succunib tO the malndy.
In most cases the influenza has deyoioped
into lung diseases, to which the Indians arc
subject Scvorty.ilVe per cent. OF thcm arc
down with the epidemic, and IL speedy action
In tho way Of sending physicians 30 thcm Is
not taken by the authorities fow will survive
Tho Indians have never before boon af-
nicted With "A malady Of this description aud
have no idn1 lOy Ia trent H.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-30

Mrs. T.. E. Staller, engaged in mis-.
sion work 10 Tennessee, while on her
way 10 Defiance, o.. 20 pay of n mort-
gage on her LONE there, stopped at
hotel in Cincinnati, put. the money
under pillow. in her room, left the
doo- unlocked, and when she returned
found man there, who chloroformcd
her, seized the money and fed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-30

DIR. Schweinfurth, himself en- explorer
OF NO mean reputation, declares that
stanley's record is unequaled and unique,
Nnd perhaps will never be rivaled.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-30

a year had passed before another let
Ter from the same author was written un-
der the roof Of the Landor mansion. "a
year which told no more upon tac stout
old house than II il had been buta single
day Yet the appearance Of affairs was
different, for there were many people
about, aud every shutter and window
stood opcn 90 the suu
My dearest ~ D." writes tIc vo.pv
correspondent, ~ ann suro YOU will Goa
dcrstand and forgive my not having writ
ten you before, there has been so much
20 10, and ] wanted time when 7 should
write TO tell you everything The funeral
was ON Thursday. Poor pathetic little
Aunt Augusta,
'I should have supposed that the re-
tai1er and ] and % few OF the village-s
would be oil who would attend the
funerals but, on the contrary, relations
have turned mp from cvcrywhcre-co cousins
fourteen times removed some whom T
had heard Of, and others Of whose exist
tnce / had never dreamed. and they arc
alI stopping here, and they want every.
thing they sec. ] have told them that
nothing can bo distributed until mamma
comes; and although 7 did not dare e.
suggest it, ] hop that r will come with
hcr to fight for Is If necessary.
'You never heard such % hue and cry
's there was when ! boldly announced
Chat ] intended selling the place to,i
tlc cousins that it they felt so badly
about it, they were welcome, any one of
them. to buy 10 but there were mo- bids.
They will take anything chat they can
yet for nothing they arc perfect van
d3ls
"Nr Daniels, in whose hands T mt
tac business tells me that he has already
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-30

a week passed, and the same vouno
lady sat OF the same window and wrote
'Morgarct Dearest Yours came safclv.
such lecture BIT 7 expected &c. 7
shall not try TO argue with you. no least
not on paper, but / know thatif You bad
the misfortune TO be next heir % such o
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
s3,5oo,ooo
WABASH R.R. COMP ANY
FIRST MORTGAGE 81. BONDS,
DUE MAY |, 1889.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD
COUPONS PAYABLE MAY AND NOy At THE
CENTRA ALTRUsT COMPANY, NEW-YORK,
TRUSTEE FOR TIE MORTGAGE.
COUPON BONDS or 81. 900 EACH.
WITH PROVISION FOR REGISTRATION
OF PRINCIPAL.
honds authorized under this mort.

The Of bonds authorized under this mort
is $34 coo O00 of which there outstanding
50 2j9 The remaining sl17l 900 he'd in trust
River they mature and it l. coyenanted in the new
Inotgage that the old bonds shall not be extended at
maturity.
The t22 259, 900 bonds outstanding an ABSO-
Lutte FIRST MORTGAGE the lines Of the Company
east Of the Mississippi River in all 1,0li 9lO0 miles,
az the rate OF about 1000 per mile. Also all ter
minsls and equipment owned and all rights fran
chse leases and real and personal property owned
or hereafter acquired The mortgage covers also
lines owned Of the river, i3l 3OOO mi.es,
with terminals and equipment subject 70 the bonds
outstanding for the retirement Of which maturity pro.
vision Is made stated above.
The equipment owned consists Of 6,996 freight cars.
2O4 passenger cars 29S locomotives spproxi-
mately at si 600 900.
The physical condition Of the property is good there
having been expended Tor betterments during the
wears OF the reccvershp ending Dec. 81, lSes, over
200 900 Of which the receiver estimates that az
least - 500 600 were for permanent improvements
The value Of terminal property Of the Company Is
great that IN East St. Louis and St. Louis being par
ticlarly valuable. and 1t is bound TO appreciate with
time 81 900 600 of the capital stock Of the Chicago and
Western Indiana Railroad Company, being oneh u the
entrc sue Il, covered by the under which the
bonds are issued b. virtue Of this the entrance n
Chicago and the Of the extensive terminals there are
secured.
In addition first mortgage the Company has the
following securities outstanding:
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JEEoLl,
~ FOOT OF LIHIErl -~f. Noi:lH ~ LK
90 a. ~. TO- l.,,on. Hy.i.nca. ,.oat"n, MAuch
90 :. -. 70, rcminrton. E.s'on n.thl'hem An.n-
g. t. ~ g., lax. u.paronr Baton. E.uh. hem.
Allentown. Mauoh a.ne "la'-tarr". scranton. itetl'
a.. "s 4'[-'5 i'd,'alt T.a,..5, '''' ''''"'' SUM
town, N.o,l Clans E,aa.ar mar-ia-e rot,-,.us. c,..
a'' g q" f. -l"a n' lg' Wv Samo T N''''
! go j. m T.. cmnetoo, i'.. ilol''eouf h'-'oo.
$50 n io' ,s se"rr.a .,5a 'ld '.naa l.no.a. Naa,n
chunk. ;.ad.or, n.rri'hqre . ce a .1 SUNDAYS At 30
j. 100 :, m. Soui,,- for f,,,on. H.ul'hrm. Allen.
90 T % . s1aa,, fcr ',,,eo, nc''"h"m. Allen
Tor R.d Baa: Lon: naqce N.I,qgry. Park oc,ar co
GtSye o ,na r9iGt ga ~ 20 ,n,l . on a. ' m CO. 90
J. o. sunday ,rain, do not stop at Ocean Grove or
"-' Fcr Maamoutn n,o,n srabrht ETC.. at 30 s5.
A,ns N,is"ra 6 an and s,s5;s: Esssr:
50 @ 70 i.od a. ".. h. , o'' ''' '"o p '' '''''''
For foa. Rycr and naancgat 80 S 10 a H. i.oo
iS ior p Atlantic 'l CITY vncand and nrldscon 30
p' For p"r,h Ambov 90 9 90 - 10 30 II - M
e. "' gu"rTrsT AxD QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
va Contra 9 Ii r. o5 % SG OHIO l. M , I- :o d cl 5rty E1as
'''' For d. ihGna4,pha at 90 ~ 3 80 II 90 an 80
% 90 3 20 1 90 90. q 90 Z 30 r. IA, II 10 night.
SUNDAYS 30. . 30 a. m.. 90. 20 90 q 90 D. m.
'is'more and wasrso9 aaIy at 30 - 90 CeA-
Train, leaving at Ia. II 90 "a. m, | 30 90 > co.
80 p. - 10 night have connection for Reading lIar
rt~Dulg. ruft- Vile.
III N,, and lar.o Car be- procured H. 26l
4i5 9fI LAO. 323 Broadway. 131 Gth-ate.. @6i Wss
10Th ST. l3f East 3jh--t New York COurt-st., $50
Fultou--t ~ Erolduav. Iirootl}n.
Ncw-NorA Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or raoncc.
WLoI SHORE kAlLKOAD, y. !. G.; &
w H. X X. L. co., Lessee rdne ledV" West 42lsL
,taI1, Newior'. As loy.. and nlt en- minutes earlier
Hamilton. - % ~. . 10, - D. M ST. Louis,
'1.15 - 10 y. III. Toronto - .ib a H., tj:l5 rs
y. M Montreal Canada East. . 10 y. N. Niagara
las. SyIcnse Ouca and principal Intermediate stations.
10 - q m, . To- - 10 tnd II 80
for Gtct only Kingston. Siuccrcs, tatskh. Albany,
'3:l5 = 10 9:55, ZAP II 80 a. IN. and I, - -.
- - D. m Ncwburg. 10 10 q. m, ! 10. 30 . b.
'G 30 ~ a j.. IlayerstEw. : % =. ul. 2:l5.
As p m Elegant Sleeping Cars FOR Buffalo. Niagara
DAILY except saturday. Othr trains daily except
SuudIys. 81 L'aNc Jcrcy city 4. Il; r. Sta ION,
all 20 n - 40 p llotohcn West Shore station,
all % IN. q i6 p. m. For tickets time. tables or
Information. apply oniceo brooklyn 1913 Washington
st. 79G fulfoi-t Annex Onc foot of Fulton--t; Sow
YORK City-l 27l 1863 ssj sud 9t2 Bt0aiway, 1881
Bowery, T. Park Place, ~ West l25ths' and West
Shore Station ~ West 42d and foot Jay-st
r. Wcstcot'S fNprss calls tor and checks baggage
Passenger Agent. 5 Vanderbtave. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
4 ElIIGlI VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OOrtlandt and
DrSbfo-,,, ,to. a. follows:
=. ia. for Slatneton and Intermediate points.
a fur Geneva. Lyons EimIa. Rochester. Buffalo
and the W,-t. and principal Local points. Chair To
Lyon, aud Pullman car 60 Suspension Bridge.
II for L. and H. Junction and intermediate Do nts
Chair to Mau,h Chunk.
D. Tor TuuhhIuuock tId intermediate points.
Chair 10 Tmkhannoch. Connection to Reading and
Harrisburg.
20 y. ~. for Ilmrt and principal intermediate points
Chair 10 Wkcsharc aud Pullman slqepcrs t. Sus.
pension Bridge.
80 p. 900. for Natin-ton and intermediate points
40 +. m. Tor Nauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection to Eo1dug and Harrisburg.
y. M Tor Geneva, Lyons llmrt. Rochester.
and the West Pullman >lccpvs to Lyon, SUSPENSION
Bridge.
Train, leaving at a. II a. M, D. m. and 3 40
y. connect Tor all point, In MalJnoy and Hatlcton
coal regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS
a. m. Tor Mach chunk IllIhSon and Intermediate
points and IN. Go Shonlrdoth Ipd intcrmedat, polns
40 y. n. for Mauch chunk and Intermediate points.
p. m Tor GcncNa, Lyons. ilfnra. Rochester. lunao
and the West Pullman sleeper To Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern Once oS5 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
RAILROADS..
N NEwYoRKCEN1RAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and de.art from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,


From December 1st 1889 Trains leave as follows
$50 A. VI. FAST NEw.YoRK STATE EXpREss-if'o,F
Albany, Schenectady. Utica, sLracuse Agorh Wagner
r ; gsgF S 5ps o l BHaio dai7 TO
Canandoigus daily, except sundays Buhe' S"'ON''N
900 A. VI. The NEw-YoRK AND CHICAGo .,i,nc Nm,
ICED. Composed exclusively OF "a9her t,, nd
Buffet smoking and Library Sar-wh b4GT SfSp S state
bathroom Draw i;oom Dining 80 o1TGSa M T.e onpart.
en dt sf.pns re1 sa qe Ar1Sa 9 a heaso % ant at 50
io:5oAM. THE soUTHwEsTERY LIMlTED--fosr for
Wagner Vestibul8 DfawnsKoom Dining, slespms Ha ana
ra,,cngcT Coac6 H. ntre train stcamhcatcd and
oh,ed by %.i,NG:% %Nf DhY 4 EXPS liF daily except
qn4a Tsan o9@g Sa s'SSaaS War q Fsaca O Draw
%g Room cars to syrIcusr Wagner Palace sccping
SreSe 70 cey'and % @ d,, Do wasaer ANA ofiaiG baias
GsI 70 oaqy ,eGving> 99$hS%2ni AND 81
lois EArt Eunaio, Nias!ia rails roromo'
MIN S''Id IhTd en- Waanc Nc,tGuic sloewng Din
ns Car to Albany 'eryine dinner .,.,., ,os rocneser
1899 "!o. r iagaIa 9a S' ior5nIo t and 5H{@na;
st. Ions. Detroit ara onicaso, via. through wagner
Fo AE%S SI%A S}1fG>h ME- =, s5 G9eHEsIJ5s5 g. % s5
10 - g. n 30 a H.. p M ',,< ~ =. - 20 20
to 80 - &rMi a. M SO 5ID io nl1oGi 90 p n Il 90
;1Ioy. sARAIoGA. ADIEoNDACK MOUNTAINS;
81 NLbANS, AHD MONIKEAL-to 80 a. m ~
iEi;ksuII,r. HILLS, VIA HAKLLM D1VlSION-tlo'3o
,ol m II iCrron III regard aboye ana el other
trains va s no also Tor ucaet7 ana pace IN DLs~inn
lto,, and Si.uhy taIs. apply a. GIond central station
az No 5 80 "a 2,- broaGES' otc H1 r1tS ok S53
%a,,ineon "t rs ruton, 3Jo b a,ord-ay'' f. D..
aAr' .l,, & 70, % ana 3lns5a raIc, baggage from
otr.r rain, sun aaiy. ,,.oo
~ t,n, csccpe uo-e a!ing at 20 a H. ana ,a ~ w
midnight Stop ar l.,t--t ,t'Ion 20 take on passengers
10; ,G,IT ,2e ., H0iG, ,0,'DrY 1' GLoKGE H. DANIEIs
t,,Lcra superintendent. ''rn,Iai Passenger ABel''
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
TEN N s. Wv a III | a
RAILROAD.
OK AND AFTER JANUARY /, 1890
-.,f.,..- fD,f al npsnrO,.c, and tOrt-

az AND AFIL. JANU AIRY L. 1890
Train, .,l,c s.at.on, loot oi DesDrOssc, aud Cort-
D.Uo 0G 4. Il lie FAST LINE for the West. Pullman Imam
Ncst'bu.c sleeping and Paror Cars. Arrives IAvSo'
Iand > . ~ Columbus 80 a. n Cmeaso - To-; ioi
william port Lock Haven and Remove except sunday
to'no ,o'IMIo iiiltrf>NSiiNhNI LIMITED CON;
posed cNciusi,,y OF Pua an ve,tbule' Drawing r aAa
~, ~, rr.'i.tiu, lail,- aDd e.uteuen'- bathrooms
ac maid Pib 4o & a4d t.d al tG 30 Con stoHSFS sSS
g" n" ",,ilc .,trIc Iieat,. Arrives Cincinnati 10
200 p. VI Sr l5iiS~ ~ liGiS1%o Asp cLNcISS &la ATI
rXfEi>s pullman Vg,tbule se,ring car ana i, DiH
tnnat n 10 q. ia Chicago r. n.. and st Louis 'fo
$50 p. VI. i WESTERN rXrEr>s for A. points 2s. in
~. 49, Nor'hve-t and Aotih"g.t G rl'il.h rr} r,
'har5 ncnni ana MemPh ,aga Rat a, 'a
rni.t. 80 p d. ,hi,aeo 80 j. n. next da, y, and ~
To.I- o. r. second uornrt. connects loF OIe|e'Ahu
400 p. VI. TfI}ric rArEr,s rgloa9 y2,tieuie .t !e
,, ro- 70 n I'd, or a, ro dS '' d, ''18G aS&
i- corr. I-.. the oil Regions. Cleveland aud coum.
B,Lrruonr, WASHINGTON, t>n THE go >orTH
b.. d. n. ,nd -, r,r.--.onai Iimlt.d' daily. with
'.,i'.,' b. IS % : 90 and 80 a. m, %.
dar o' NJ, ' ,'., Tor po'ui, on Ch,,aioate and
g., r., ,.a- 1'd Cincinnati Sleeper. Dining car and
Ear tTLi>II, ,.yY oo D. m. rrhrogeh car week.
q
i". %-,t. I., .-,ld p.Oo 1 u. daily except sunday
arf s. .oo r n. daily; Ma Baltimore and Bay Line > 10
rOR PHILADELPHIA
rains .It. fI..n+-
D. 80 .. .r au % 80 chicago Limited,
ST.. d. I.- ,.r aia lu.l1 Wa-H.u-'oa Limited and
~ ... , 1..' 80 10 . o0. 3 81 .ol. { 80.
.n o, o.. go .0o and o oo %. r. and u - night
....... t-... 800 O.. f... 40 and nl J.. n SIu
A.. r.r-.-. D.. .oo 70 30 % .u1 30 Limited AID
-, , ...O 8.}l 8. 8 3d. . 30 and p. u.. and
i,-'-ft >..u-... 0ds' .Or oO D..
if. %e. .}a- Iaia' ,orranT "il call 'o- and check
t....... f-.u i...- 1i. r.-.i.i ir'~
.r,.'.- - lo.al trains 1pnlF 90 any ticket agent
0,
" ,r4~ r tr,.W j.. T.. WOOD
,.r.-i Nuag,r. rurrll Pi-~'r AGENT.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
Oanclne Arn0rmlcs.

.IrXATDFR MACGElGOI;> los We, a5,A.st-
Z New ,a~,., ia dancing Immediately aitr Tie hol-
DAYS; advanced ca~-es SATURDAY no'i"r ah 'Lf 1P
cation desirable Private lessons any time iy appointment
-CARTIrR'S DANCING ACADEMY. 50 5ta.ave ,
n. bet l3h and 1T t-PrNay end 49, lessons, all
hours. WALTZ TAUGHT RAFIDLf. mans % e'.
t,E GARNO TUESDAY ana sunday Afternoons
- 5i3 FIFTH ANl. t''l.-t
Oihcl Glasses 80 W 81 spIt 81
4, EORGF VILLAGES SCHOOLS go No. 5'th->t-
VI and ~O and - W .-' D. il-'' - r.' i.'i-
III FLFTCHEE RIVERS. Gil LrN.nrton-aNe. corner
Ill. 5ith.~t NrwNoik ard Nu plior deny. il I'D
ford-aNc.. BlooEyu: private aut GLASSES dd4l ti'Nt -
n UR own ACADEMY FOL DANCING eN We-' -3i.
~ Hosea ugrir~ irol- ai =, e,I.. G ,D
iyo D,i,qto le, OPS 50 the fashionable da"oc, '1utt
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
september H. '0' DR.. JOHN " TILDES. Principal.

VVlsLEYAN ACADENY.-Ono, or thf hsI1n0Ieh s Dts
The payment of sGl in advance Will cover ordinary tuition
board washing rCom and heating for the fal trrm De-
ginning Auo oS. Send for catalogue TO G. NJ STEELE
principal Wilbraham Mas.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
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Miscellaneous.

noN'T couuence the study Of stenograDhy and type;
IL writing until you call a. Vermllyes college, elo
Hroaawa N. Y. Pamphlets free. Write or call
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
Brooklnn 3)roperin for Sale.

- EooKLYN los fo- ale 1oN2oo on D'Ksln Sye..
ID near rrr.r. ies.rih.r fof s'orc> ara Hats
rrce uofola.r. rutland WHITING. brrNnal- '.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

THE NET EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY, AFIEH
PAYMENT OF OPERATING EXPENSES AND TANES,
roR THE SIX MONTHS SINCE THE ROAD HAS
BEEN OUT OF RECEIVERS HANDS. FROM JULY
1859 10 JAN J. 1890 DECEMBER EARN.
,>c> RFTNo PARTIALLY ESTIMATED.
From WHICH DEDUCTING FOR RENT.
&c ............ 1G3. .7e3 %
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
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u n J.-ReOpcn. september 90. fTcpddt99 i!r col
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snd smith on our cerilncats. hDALiNE w. STERLING,
ThROIINE NJ. GERRISH. 4. p.
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OLD FOENT GOgFGebEsT, VA
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PALMER HOUSE. LAKEWOOD, n. J,

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Fourth sfa-ol. Steam heat: open wood fires elevator
electric bells sun pa. lci-. ]. H. PALMER. Manager.
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For Both Sexes-Country.
n,CKIAND COLLEGE. Nyack. ont the Hudson. Both
liz sexes Enter at any time send fof catalogue
w H. BANNISTRR A. NJ. Principal.
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TNMAN LINE | ;. 44d is,yh. MA. HtelmerS,
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DFNNSYLyANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
CHESTER, PA.

FREEHOLD INSTITUTE Freeho.d, y. J. 45tb year
i college preparation speciality business hgh school
ID Z a.
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THERE REMAINS 81 Dol 23
APPLICABLE TO THE PAYMENT OF INIEhL>r
CHARGES THE INTEREST CHARGE ON THE
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE COMPANY FOR
THE SIX MONTHS II s957,757 50. AND FOR TILE
ENTIRE YEAR Is Sl9l5.jl5.
From the above il will be seen that the net earnings
OF the company six months, applicable TO inter-
est have than sufficient to pay the interest
for the entire wear all their first bonds.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIP.
TIONS FOR THE ABOVE BoNDS AT l02 AND
ACCRUED INTEREST; THE LISTS TO BE OPENED
on THURSDAY, JAN. l6. At 10 \. NJ. AND TO
CLOSE ON FRIDAY, JAN. l., AT p NJ OR
I.AELIFR
WE CONSIDER THE BONDS SAFE FOR INVEST
NrNT AND LIKELY 70 APPRECIATE MAIERI
ALLY.
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4 MILITARY COLLEGE.
civil Engineering. Chemistry. Architecture. Arts.
Thoroughly Organized Preparatory Courses.
rtrculars OF Nj GEO. b. STERLING. - Dey-st, City.
Col. CHARLES z. HYATT President.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-24
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL "a. 1890.

words in a very satisfactory mann er.
1t is said by the knowing ones that
some of the old men and women have
studied the spelling book considerably
of late expecting to stand up longer
than they did on former occasion,
but one dropped here and there as
volley after volley of words came
from the school ma'am, until de-
sendant of the author of Greenleaf's
arithmetic and Miss. Myra Ken dali,
teacher from the north district, were
left alone, and it is said that age goes
before beauty, and so did the descen-
dant of the popular author go, down
leaving the young lady to stand un-
till the spelling book was ransacked
over and over for the word that she
would miss, and all rejoiced when it
was found. At a late hour all return
ed to their homes feeling well repaid.