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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11
BUSINESS ITEMS.
R. e. KERKAM,
Signal Corps DirectO

Mr.. VIM. Brown has already com
menced the difficult task of moving the
Edwards barn.
The Rev. w. Kilbourne is announced
to preach a graduation sermon next
Sunday evening in honor of those who
graduate from the Howe high school,
| That Hacking Cough can be so quickly
cured by Shilohs Cure. We guarantee
it. For sale at H. H. Voss 4 Co. drug
store. I'm
Mr.. c. J. Carman returned Monday
morning from Chattanooga, Tennessee,
| where he has been working in the
interests Of the Federal Life Ins. Co.
for the past three months.
Bsg@The Green Bay Winona & st.
! Paul R. R. Co.. will give excursion rates
for the season to Lake Emily at S1.1C
for the round trip. Tickets good for 80
DAYS, if.
Mr. VIM. Blackburn, of New Lisbon,
a delegate to the Annual Convention OF
Odd Fellows, at Ashland, stopped over
at this place and took dinner with his
old friend, Mr.. Ed. Bonham, on his re-
turn. Bill feels proud of the trophy he
received as a result of his trip.
The delegates to the Cong'l Church
Lemonweir convention report a pleas
ant and profitable time at Merritts
| Landing last week. A short account Of
the convention was given by the pastor
last Sunday morning prior to the regu-
| lar sermon.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet
Remedy. Price 90 cents: Nasal
Injector free. Sold by H. H. Voss &
Co. I'm
Mr.. H. C. Howells and four assistants
were in the city the fore part of the
| week in the interests of Houtens Cocoa.
They served samples of this delicious
drink at Spafford & Coles and the City
Cash store in this city, and at Johnson,
Hill & Co.'s and Geo. A. Corriveau' s
store in Centralia. Nearly everybody
speaks highly Of the beverage.
Messrs. Jos. L. Dugas and Geo. Laufer
corporals, were promoted to be SER
geants, vice w. H. Carey and Lee n.
Tickner, discharged. Privates Edmund
LaVigne and Glen Williams were ap-
pointed eorporais vice Dugas and
Laufer promoted.
The committee Oh program for the
Fourth are arranging for an old fashion
ed parade on that day with many
variable and attractive features. They
Will soon be able to publish complete
program of the exercises for that day.
A sham battle will take place between
the old veterans and the Gardner
Rifles. A irst-class game Of base ball,
horse racing, &C., will be other features
of the day. Watch for bills and pro-
grams.
Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup has gained its
great popularity simply on it's true merit. 1t is
equally as good al a case of deep seated cough
as in freshly taken cold. as it relieves the
cough at once, SO that the lungs and bronchial
tubes are not irritated by continual coughing,
thereby relieving them of al soreness. Sold by
II. H. yoss & Co. 3m
Following is school report of District
No. 8, town of Sherry, for the month
ending May 10Th, 1891: Number of days
taught, 20; number of pupils enrolled,
20; average daily attendance, Is; names
of those neither absent nor tardy,
Earle and Ella Hecox, Anna and Josie
Johnson, Erying Whitnore and Eugene
Crotteau.
Emma TURLEY, Teacher.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11

Following is report of School Dist, No.
l, in the town of Sieel, for the month
ending June 9TH: Pupils enrolled 81;
names of those not absent during the
month, Anna Moberg and Anna Brum-
stead; those absent one day, Godfrey
and Carl Moberg, August Coleman,
Bernadina Burg and Nina Oleson;
Average attendance Is; visitors 7.
ALICE BLANCHARD, Teacher.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11
A Duty to Yourself.

It is surprising that people will use common
ordinary pill when they can secure valuable
Eeglish one for the same money. DR.. Acker's
English Pills are positive cure for sick head
ache and all liver troubles. They are small
sweet, easily taken. and do not gripe
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11
LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining unealled for in the post.
office at Grand Rapids, Wis, for the
week ending June1, 1891.
Clark, E. c.. Olson, Miss Emma
Dunn, John Prive, A.
Hagen JAS. L. Scribner, G. J.
Kaye, Able Steuek, Fredsick
MathiSOn, Albert SOrensen, Peter
Mears, E. E. Meilison, Georgia
NcOlaus, Miss Bertha
Ending June ,Sth 1891.
BALI, Mrs. Iarria BIire. Exiver
Henderson, Miss Ollie Simpson, II. e. E.
Hinbley, A. c. Taylor, Mollie 2
Lyons Mrs Rosa Weinba4er MRS Del
Merit, Miss Nay
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say ''advertised'
+. w. BURT, Postmaster.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11
SAD AFFLIrTI0N.
The Sudden death Of ". E. EDzm0ns
casts a gi00m O0er tie z70zD Cities.
From Labor to Eternal Repose.

Wednesday morning June the 10th
the twin cities were overcast with gloom
when the news spread announcing the
sudden death of n. E. Emmons that
morning at six o'clock of paralysis Of
the heart. 1t appears that Tuesday
afternoon while Mr.. Emmons was busy
at work at the bench IL his shop he was
suddenly taken with a stroke of paralyy
sis at about 3; 80 O'Clock while all alone.
His daughter May soon made her
appearance and found her father re-
clining againt the counter very pale and
hardly able to speak above a whisper.
He asked his daughter to rub his hands
which she did, and Immediately sent
for physician. Mr. Emmons was con-
veyed to his residence and he revived
from the first shock and felt some better
IN the fore part Of the evening. In the
early morning Of Wednesday he was
taken with q second stroke from which
death ensued.
Mr.. n. Z. Emmons was born in Titus
Vile, Pa, on the 18th day of April 1910,
he was therefore 81 years, one month
% days old at the time of his death. He
came to this city in 1871, where he has
ever since resided. He leaves loving
wife and five bright daughters-Ma
Celia, Laura, Stella and Ruth, to mourn
his untimely death. He also leaves
three sisters and four brothers.
Mr.. Emmons il is reported had COM
planned considerable ever since he was
thrown from his buggy about a month
ago at which time he received quite a
fall. 1t is thought by some that per-
haps this histened his death. 1t is also
reported that he carried $1,000 life
insurance.
At the time of going to press (Wed-
nesday afternoon) we are unable to
announce when the funeral service will
take place.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11
MILES NERVE LIVER Pills

An important discovery. They act on the
liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves
Anew principle. They speedily care bllousness
Splendid for men women and children! smsI
lest mildest and best. 80 doses for 25 cents
Samples free atW. L Woods drug store.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11
G.. 3, w. & ST. p. r, n +.
C.. M. & ST. PAUL n, R.

Departure of trains frola Centralia and G. R
TRAINS NORTH.
Ryo Pass. daily except Sunday......... $40 a. m
no. 55 Pass Sunday only y..,...........J :28 a. m
no. way freight daily except Sunday. 1905 a m
40. accommodation ]" 1910 a. m
No. " Saturday 9.1O p. IN
TRAINS SOUTH
NO Pass. daily except Sunday. p. N
No Sc Sundays sonly.....................S28p p. IN
NO 6 way freight daily eX, Sundays....3:S0 p. M
No Saccomdation ..7:OO y. IN
No. 10 :" g q lib a. m
Tickets to all points i'll the United States and
Canada.
]. NJ. PATTISON, Local Agent
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11
NGJICE TO BEEkEEPERS.

The last improved beehives will be
furnished by Ira Purdy of this city on
short notice. Price $3.50.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11

Will yQn suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you. For sale at H.
II, Yoss & Co. I'm
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11

Shiloh's cough and consumption cure
is sold US on a guarantee. It cures
consumption. Sold aC IL II. .Voss & Go.
drug store. I'm
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11

F. J. Wood, Grand Rapids. 90
L. NJ Nash & Co., Centralia lia....... % OO
p. 7. Dessaint, Grand Rapids ....... 300
henry 1000
IlioS' 1000
Geo. Ayshford ............. ................ 1900
CasberS d Jergusen 1000
u Il. NIIter' 1000
n. hellahu......- 1000
a. J. HasbrOuCk ... -. ..... ... 25 90
DaVld hammeren 1000
Frank Wagner, Qabor),... .................. 1000
John POdawiltz, Cab or) ....... 1000
T. L. 1000
Jerry Kline, Qabor) ................ 1000
c. E. Parseau, q cash and x mdse............ 5000
Spafford, Cole & Co., q cash, and p mdse~ 5000
Fred 1000
FRANK Stahl.,.. 1000
I'll. IL, NosS d lO.OO
W. H. Wright QaboT 1000
John Heron 1000
Chas Margeson, team work. 1000
E. Stllwell, Carpenter work. 1000
j. b. 1000
Will 1000
NJ A Bogoger 10 90
Robert Parrish & BTo....... 5000
Daily u 5000
Peter Chrlstman 25 90
w Martin M
Chas Lauger.......-.. 1000
Z. e. Daily & 25.O0
Walton Warren, QabOr) Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Mrs. John Hamm. $500
Nm 1000
r. Boguslusky & &Co...,.,.................. 10 90
Mrs. Mary Closu1t....,.... .......:....... 5000
John Henry, Qabor 1000
Monroe Huntington 1000
H. Edwards & 25.OO
Geo. r. 5000
John A. 1000
Johp FarrlSh.. 1000
Geo. n. Wood. 90
Geo. W. Baker. 1000
L. Hathaway 1000
Geo Il. Z0.OO
T. A. Taylor 1900
A. L. Fontaine 1000
F. w Kruger & 1900
Chas NJ $500
B. NJ 1900
#. $500
G. S. Biron, (per Farrish.) 2OO0
Total .S129O.O0
The above amounts are to be paid
when the machinery is placed in the
factory
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11
$4,000 LOSS PAID.

Mr. c. J. Carman paid a $1,000 life
insurance loss on Tuesday last. The
policy was carried by Mrs, Susan Nc
Gee. who died on the 14th day of April
last. The policy was made payable to
Messrs. Chas. and John Corcoran. This
company, the Federal Life Association,
pays its losses promptly, and this makes
$4,000 they have already paid in this
community. They have another loss of
$1,000 to pay in Centralia on the death
of Mrs. Corriyeau, who died the past
week. This policy will be taken up
next week.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11

Benz. King, of Grand Rapids, came
over on Saturday last and spent the en-
suing forty-eight hours at his old home
in this city. Ben is member of the
firm of King Bros, machinists, and al
though he has been a resident of our
neighboring city only about one year,
they have worked up good business
and keep four or fiye men constantly
employed.-[Stevens Point Gazette.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11

Miss Alma Compton who was visiting
friends near Dawson, Dakota, for some
time past was married on the 26th day
of May, to Mr.. John Dixon. The young
couple haue the best wishes of a host OF
friends.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11

We desire to say for the benefit ofthe
company and those who are insured in
said company, that we received the
above amount, $1,000, on the Sth day of
June, 1891.
CHAs CORCORAN.
JOHN CORCORAN.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11

Nausau Central: G. Brasted will
move his family to Babcock in two or
three weeks, where they Will make
their future home. Mr.. Brasted is
engineer on the work train on the St.
Paul road, and Babcock being made the
end of a division on that road he will
make that place his headquarters. Dur
ing their residence of two years in this
city Mr.. Breasted and his estimable wife
and family have made many warm
friends who will be sorry to learn of
their departure.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11
Il. B. Scott Free Public Library.

The Library rooms are open Wednesday from
to O'Clock P. NJ; Saturday from 2 to and 7
10 O'Clock p NJ.
GRACE BALDERsToN, Librarian.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE lsTWEIyE PAGES
Amu5cmcnts.

"A. M MSEEhSs ne PARK THEATRE.
broadway ana s5th-st.. ~
JAMES Evenings. is. Mat.. Thurs and Sat-
~ A Str RAIGlIT T., .,d.v f. Ll ,ell Il the
ror.r overflow matn.e yts,edly wa; ind ed la! an
POWERS. overflow ard last night me utst'e was
| again crowded With ticket buyers.
RE0ADWAY THEATRE. ,,,,,.,
EVENINGS at s Matinee saturday at ,.
AN UNoUESTIONABLE SUCCESS
WITH PRESS AND UBLlC.
MR.. LAWRENCE BARRETT !
supported BY MISS GALE.
In OSCAR WILDE'S Love Tragedy
GUIDO FERRANTI
"a POPULAR TRAGEDY"
"a GREAT PLAY, WELL ACTED"
Apprograt scenery and costumes aud cA2Ea seLse music
COLUMBUS IIlEATRE:
cHMy LLTTGGHHTFXyEEXyaa LTGHHTXyEEXyaa
NEXT wETK-THE FAKIR.
HAMNlEEST Ems Harlem Opera House
IA Mr.. RlCHARD BEATT
xrx4 #4$$SS$$t#$$ %Ss#5$hrscn AND pSFSEa SF$HEafE
MADISON sQUARE GARDEN
sANL FIENap % AxS2EiL : SGXi SLOW sMow NANA'A"S'
or THE
NEw.YoRK PoJgLTRYYo MD PIGEON
ASSOCIATION
BEGINNING TODAY Az 10 4. No
THE 0hll fHE ~ for L1 ipH hNb' iASE u IhE WORLD
ADMISSION 5O including reserved seats in Arena or
Balcony. Seats sale
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE, EXTRA:
Nl Mr.. \. NJ Palmer takes pleasure IN ahhouio"s N'
MR.. SIDNEY WOOLLETT
VIII give his annual Poetic Rccals at the Mad
son square Theatre on MONDAY AfIE"NooNo j" ''0V
follows:
reb. 3, LAYS Of Ancient Rome" and other poems
e s5 e i A nSFnG?@ ] Of fD nGa oS Poems
March :, '.Enoch arden" ana Other poems
MSeh Nsrch i6 !IiIE PAsSISG OF AKIIUg" and other
po,ns
on G sale at Box once Sale Of seats closes satr
day, February
MADISON oQiAKk THEY'RE, ,u, un,v
NJ A. N; rALMEn v,l.ss sGir =, M9nassr g
AHf@4Fr Eh4rn e Of 80 %r rAGMEE SiFi5 c9WPAyT .
SUNLIGHT ii ThE cnA&IiNf =, X 4 EEM EENr6H 6HAEE ESQ.,
sHAD0w. A SE% II KS c&HL,
SEATS on sale two WSei, In adIancs
sat. Feb. T. First Matinee 'sunll,hL and Shadow
pNLMEKs THEATRE, Bway y 39th-st
Evenings at 10 I%q Ndtqrd3y Eye Moi,9Ti EfGGE.s 9t
MR.. l.. S. The ne" ana po|eIiG!! Drama !!l..a...~x
willard. JOHN NEEDHAMS DOUBLE.
Supported by ljy JO9I-til ilA, ilAI H. t ',,dr,,co
Mr. PATMERS seats on ''le tN"e WIN, j" '''
No'i "' JonN NEEDHAMS DOUBLE
III IIIB.S THEATRE. ........... SPECIAL.
'FSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. AT J.
HNEIF RUSSELL TESTIMONIAL.
H%NiT ri ~~ILL TESTIMONIAL.
NXNiE ECs>ELL I>TMoNiAL;,
Madison square Iyccum. 25d street Theatre, Hargan
corn,f.e. Lillian Russell and Prof hermann
'l. seats secured Palmer Theatre.
nI77I5I T. TIIFITFT- SPECIAL.
4 MONDAY. FFBETA AIRY o.
/ MINNIE PALMER,
in costly pfcd irt Ten 0
MILE \ MINUTE
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St. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Go.
New.York. December o.. 1890.

To Holders OF the First Mortgage Railroad and
sinking Fund Land -t.rnnt Bonds of the tniro aud
Fulton Railroad Company, maturing January l,t
1891.
Notice hereby given that in view OF the provisions OF
the Sixth Article Of the aforementioned mortgage this
company has decided extend until July l. 1891 the time
within which holders Of cairo and Fulton Bond, may cx
change the sane The General Consolidated Railway and
andGrant Bouds Of this Company. the principal and IN.
erest Of which guaranteed by the Missouri Pacific
Railway Company. The Cairo and Fulton BONDS VIII
continue 70 draw Interest at Of per cent per
annum unl paid This company reserves the right 70
discontinue any tine the payment o the money pre-
u.u O.. $50 per bond made IN connection with the
exchange OF the Cairo and Fulton Bonds.
A. H. CALEF. Treasurer.
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TIE DAY IL TIE BOND MARKET

There was a small sale at the boards Of stamped
( pcr cents at lis Ia. bat II without cNrc'
an quotations which at the Close were rs follows
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ceetures auo nlectiu95.

MEXICAN INSTlDCTE.-The Annual
n Election for OGcers ana Managers OF the Fair Will
b. held at IL rooms Nos lllll5 ST 3s;h- betNe,a
Hro,dwav and Oth-aye.. THU CEsDAf, FtJfuary -.
1891 fhe polls VIII open a. 10 o'clock q. IL and close
At oclo.k =. ~. ,,,.e ., ,o,,rpu c,..o.or,
~ JOPER UNION Free Saturday Night Lcct-
j ures in the Great Han at O'clock k-Feb the
lecture viii be delivered by Ioa pAyde B. slSkss ssi.
on 'ANCIENT AND MopaRN w ths' No osAe''
required. Doors closed at O'clock.
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g Ttyur VI AIS.
BALANCES .......... -. 1.75s 12i Sl.:io.1G4 7l'59o
WuAT WAS DONE IL STOCKS.

The activity and strength which characterHed
the stock market yesterday were not dispIaycd
after the morning hours to-day. In Inc c'IA
dealings St Paul was active and strong. without
new prcteXt. and Rock Island advanced somewhat
ON a decision in lis favor IN regard 10 tlc Ioi'-
closure of its Western line. chicago "'s WIS
couspicuouSly weak by fall of nearly per cent
although it, aftcrSard rallied, and the NoI'h'Ih
Pacific shares were only steady. | me- genera H"i
l,c, was favorahly affected hy the continued cas-
of money ir Europe and tie TACT t'a' 'he is'ln ia
of England rate of discount was not raised ne
subsequent depression WAS due 10 a variety oI
causes The uncertainty about the action "i on %
rrcss on the Free Coinage bill, already pasHcu ~
the senate was heightened 10y the proposal "l
Senator Stewart 10 afliX il ~ the Pensions Appi'-
nriatiou bill. While this scheme can haTdN ,'
successful il aroused fears that III some way 'H'
silver Marty might carry lis measure thIou9u
the lower house. The possibility al once chlicu
sncculat ION and after the early t!anSact.N!S. ''
market became stagnant and rather heavy. sHh
advance in Mon Pacific which toucI,cd - on
rurnors that the net earnings IN Dtc'hncr WON"
show a large increase, failed 10 stimulate 'hr
,v,niu0 interest and indeed. that stock closed
midway i'm its extreme fluctuations. mere WERE
moreover. fresh Sions Of liquidation IN the N"t'h
crn Pacific shares which declined SLOWLY nut
steadily throughout the day. Lake shore WlS
dull. but it declined from the opening WIN,
Missouri Pacific was active and exceptionally
etr.ng The movements IN the stock mcntl Incd,
with the general character Of the trading. sum
cicntlv proved the skiiful manipulation tat hiS
been suspcctcd. The control OF the uiafkft y
i'm the hands .0f professional SPcu"l"fe ana
neither declines nor advances have excited pun
lie interest here or abroad. Dcclires do not dis
r,uragc holders and advances do not stimulate
busluess. The closing was dull and heavy, but
the final variations were oicncr advances uiail
decline, ON both sides they rarely exceeded
small fractions
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NEW.YOKk, January %, lo9l.
- ror-IS IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.


LLIDIION NUIIDE.
NOTICE is hereby. given hat thY annual I
mountain ami southern Railway Company WI b. hrld AZ
tIe on.s q. the company IN St Louis, No on IuesiaI
en-. iC,h cly ~ MAJ nest. o'clock q. M. Tor IN"
election OF trtrrn Directors TO- t ensuing year ard Tor
49, ru.'lUu OF any Other busiue,, that may come u l9c
-d r,r.trg Tho annual meeting Of tn Boald Of Di-
rotor. w be ne.d Tie sainr onr' Oh vdAesca'. .c
iltI. a,y II March 40 - o'clock noon.
Thr trau,cr books VIII pc closed on Thursi1y Fhtuary
a. ,'. o, 3D. n! and rotsiled or iauf. DAY, Narch
- ~, 10 o'c,5,t A H. JAY GOULD. President
Z
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.s1iO52O,7 700 s27, 1854 ,5co
CENTRAL OF NEW-JERSEY.

NTsN NAL VI N-h-"i''''''i'
The annual rcpOrt Of the central kallroad ol
New-jerscy for the wear ended December 81, 500.
is a highly satisfactory exhibit. There was a
handsome increase in receipts from all xmas oil
traffic excepting the transportation OF coal, Tor
which lower rates on shipments 10 tueWHcI
prevailed. The gross earnings from tainc were
The largest in the history of the company, ana.
after charging to operating expenses S216,olo Iot
extraordinary repairs. and after the payment ol
all first charges the surplus earnings were
So 5O731O or nearly Is - per cent on the share
capital The company paid dividends OF per
cent. In the year there was charged 10 con,
structOn S1l6.319 for new equipment. SOL l,"I :
for additions to real estate principally by the new
building in this city, and S32N,92S Tor adu-
tional railroad property. In spite of these laTse
expenditures the bonded debt was reduced nS
SG5l 400 and ear trust obligations by Sl33,O0o
The following table compares the business Tor
the last three years:
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,InIrnn ND ONO CENTRAL RAILMAY

,g,OIrDO AND ONO CENTRAL RAILWAY.
4 Toledo ONO December -. le9o. NOtce.-A special
Meeting 0. te stockholders ci the Toledo ana ONO Ctrai
HALLWAY op1nS VII he held AZ IN" gen raj Offices OF nv
Cnurauv Io d. Ohio tho 18TH d1E 0i en 1if ~ ~.
l-l II o'clock a. tn ior tr pullo OF tf"lS y
f ur.rl.Itl1u tnt common cihtdl >tOth oi
.ad con ray N thc amount u Three Million 30 n.
- t1 Not, ruln ant"c ~ h' b - - t haha"ha
and Nri-p Railway COMPANY ie,cd and g ,9 a. ISL 81
and r--up.li.d February lltA, le3l. -.,
-, ,Nrii-I'e - UIcK0X RALPH ~. UlCKOX
!. ". FERRIS. - :. .ACrrf,Nt,
WI. B SANDERS. JNo =. ~, ro,o.o q
Ohio Central Railway Coun'ny.
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UrIXotS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
a " NJ VI II d III DIV IDEND
Ilublic NctlceS.

CrtLFD RIDE viii b. received pIcr ~
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r,,. nt. and rnfcnt1hlr .,. ul.n~ h'tto g. "h.u Wv
Minneapolis I,cTo-Mstr COMPANY. "i i' -, -.
.,m i ,,,t,in.d al o Office. serve t'r i-H, 70 re-
fmt o,, and All nd. tIloMhS :. BA~SFoED, he'
crl.ot 10 N1--lu--t., Ne"-ho'H'
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state IT. .'anItld ann I. on 4 ~ & an Ip',i. t ~
49,, sInotrr nor cha rs riding g.. p. ID full ~ .r
co1y Published by The Tr.hun New ef' Ih'e '''"'
ing and universally compliment hf TIE pieSs'
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New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
financial Gleetlnu5.

NEW-IOkh. January 20 1851.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
ELECTION NOTICE.
n Office is hereby given mat the annual
~ meeting OF the stockhoder, OF the Missouri Pacific
Railway Company viii be held at the oice q The com;
rIuy I'm ~ Louis, Mo. tn >ddy thr 10th day Ot
Mar ncAt at O'Clock tCf tn election OF thirteen
directors ensuing year, aud of ue trlnsac'On Of
any other business that come before SAID meeting
mo annual meeting Board oil Directors viii be hcld
AZ tn lne office on Wcdn s4y. the llth d2J OF March
az - o'clock noon -, ,.-,-
The tran-fr books will be closed on Thnr'day February
~ a o'c.o.o d. NJ and rcopvIicd Thursday. March
u. at 10 O'Clock a m. JAY HOCLD' iIesueht
A. II. CALEF Secretary.