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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13
= noRraAaE sALE-pefsult haying been made

"A HORTGAGE SALE-Defaulf having been made
lNl In the payment OF certain mortgage, made
Adrian Michigan, dated August IAN, 1851, and
recorded In the office Of the register Of deeds for
Crafint county. Michigan, on the iith, day OF
AUGUST ! 81 la T. her ~ OF lortgase- O page i0S
And whereas lhrs id mortgage ta- pccu duiy a.
s.tied thr said Jnup :. ilait io III Al. antI. Of
D,s Moiucr iowa by assignment bearing dute Jan
nary nd ,s- and recorded IN The oiiicc 0l Inc reg
istrrof deeds tor - cuuuy Ol traliOi on the ION
dny of February lacN ia iiheT I3 Of MORTGAGES at
pnye 10 md The same H. now Owned By him. ana
wher,a- the amount claimed 10 be dus anu unpaid
M on ! i'd mortgage an The date of his notice rs
ne sum of seventy one doilais aud sixiysiX cents
t&-IGBl for interest due aud unpaid. Aud 40 suit
or urocecdIns- either IN luW on IA equity haYing
beu Instituted 10 recover the whole or any part 81
the de h secured by SAID mortgage; now therefore,
by virtue OF the power OF sac in sald mortgage
coutaint d. and Of the staiute IN such case made
mort garc will be reClOred by safe OF The nnd
m II urtuisps therein described al public auction
or veuduc 10 the highest bidder, al lie 'front.' door
The Gratiot county court house. IN the vllnge Of
III HCa Michignn On the fourteenth day al March
1871 al ten O'Clock Ia the forenoon. or So much
ia, reof ~ may be- necessary 10 satisfy -a.d deht
with inter az The rate al per cent ana all leral
COSTS including an attorney fee 81 Sl5. v ~ pro-
vtded by statute which said laudr and premises
ire desoribed IN said mortgage n follows, VIZ.
Tie South bali 81 The North West quarter OF
Section Two ~ in township Nine 30 North OF
Range -Four a. West. IN the county of GrHuOt
and state OF Mich gan. said sale will be made
~ hj.ct To the principal sum OF One thousand
dollafs not YET due, and interest on the same
from aud after The llth day OF August, 1872 al the
me : per cen. per nnnum.
Dn "a December 9th. 49,.
JAs l.. CLARK. III ii. LANTZ.
Attorney for Assignee Assignee OF Mortgage.
OF Mortgage.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13
Dissolution.

The eo-partncrship heretofore existing be
tween john VI. Monti9el Ferdinand MoutiRrl J.
and Martin Nontig.l Is this day dissolved lay
mutual crns. mt oi N parties John NJ. Mrntigc
retiring from The firm. All accounts due tho
'd frn AMI all urhts contracted 10y th"m Will
b. settled BY the NEW H. Of j. Nj. Mig
20. Signed, JDuS "ON' IoEL.
+. NOSriGEL.
6I7--3w NJ MoNrIGtL.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13
Nebuchadnezzar,s poorstep.

In the Egyptian and Assyrian gallery
of the British museum, and in close con-
tiguity to the Hittite monument and the
bronze gates Of Shalmanezer, there is an
object Of more than ordinary interest
bronze doorstep from the great temple
Of E-Saggil at Borsippa. a suburb or di-
vision Of Babylon. Tho doorstep has not
only the name Of Nebuchadnezzsr i'm.
scribed upon 1t, but also mentions his
health or restoration TO health. From
this it is presumed to have been votive
Offering. st. Louis Republic.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13

The most complex of all tho animal
tissues is the brain. The Gbers of ore
single optic nerve have been counted
under n microscope to the number of
about 100000. The number in the brain
must therefore be immense. So with
regard to cells; they ore countlesA No
method Of science has BEEN able to count
the cells ip single square euartev OF an
inoh ot ths outads SsvsyanGS tAstwa;Av
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13

AylalE w MltHlGAN BANKING ia artment
NJ Office q the Commissioner.
WHtRtAs, 10y satisfactory evidenced prespn 4
edto the undttsipnfd. n has bee n n Dc to ~.
pear mat the CtHttUt ounty SAVING PHnl in
the village at Alma. in the county ofGraiiot,
state of Michigan, has complied Wit vi the
pFoVisionsbt the General Banking hNcf tho
stnle OF MichiRanr qui,cd totetoUplHh with
brfoie corporation shall tc auihurv d 10
commence the business Of Ranking.
Now Therefore, {. Theodore c. Shd good,
sommisSioner of the state banking del m, Mt
10 hereby certify that the GraIiut unity
savings HANK II the Village of elm m The
souniy OF Graiiot State OF Michie is
nuthoriled 10 commence the business oi krnk-
ing as provided In section seven az the raj
banking law Of the ~tHtrof Michigan
In Testimony wher, of Wtnd nv
(sEaIN hand and seal OF once vi la lng.
~ this Twelfth day OF Jah'y. ~
- T. &. SnEEvoOD.
comqssiepor OF tis BankAns ussssp N,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13
Dissolution,

The co partnership existing between j. W
Holmes aud Bart Miller under the firm name
If Holmrs & Miller. OF Alma. Mich. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
Dated at Alma, Jam g, 1881.
j. VI. HOLMES,
BART MILLER.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13
Bucklen,s Arnica Salve
PILES.

LOOSE'S RED CLOVER PILE REMEDY is a
positive specific for all forms Of the disease
Blind Breeding. itching. Ulceratcd and pro-
tr ding Plies. Price 5tc. For sale at Ceniul
Drug Store. .bHl
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13

Toledo Ann, Arbor & North Michigan
Taking effect Oct IL, 1890.
Standar d Time.
Trains Going South.
MOL. 1923. a. m. No .. ASS, p. m
Trains Going North.
No. 2, 1890. m. NOD. e:36. p. m.
Train No. 2 waits Is minutes for dinner at
Alma.
There is also an additional train service north
NJ Nt. Pleasant of two passenger trains.
w. II. BENNETT. II. w. ASHLEY.
Gen. Pass Agent. Gen. Manager.
A. ID HITCHCOCK. Agent Alma.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13
Toledo Ann. Arbor & North Michigan

GsoRGp DEHAvENs
Gen'l p. and I. Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30

The thermometer registered about ten above
zero throughout the Mohawk valley, n. Y,
yesterday. which was the coolest day of the
season this far
A cold wave has struck Saranac Lake, n. Y.
The thermometer registered ten below zero
az the signal service station Saturday night
Lower Saranac lake is frozen over for the
first time this season
Snow fell throughout Cumberland and Cape
May counties. New Jersey, the first of the
season In Millrille there was barely enoug b
to cover the ground, but In Cape May county
1t has been showing since a.. m. and there is
nearly six inches on the level. the largest fall
In seven years
The indications in Baltimore yesterday we're
for snow, but 1T did not ''materiaiize." Las,
night the atmosphere was clear and fresh. A
hagersiown ND dispatch says that all south.
ern trains arriving were covered with snow
while trains from the northward were free
from snow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30

For over an honr out on Lake Michigan four
men stared full in the face of what seemed to
be inevitable death yesterday at Chicago. They
were aboard the tug John A. Miller, which.
wrapped in flames was running wild at full
speed in great circle. The men had only deck
buckets to delay the moment when apparently
they would have to decide whether to burn or
drown. The smoke and flames from the burn
ing craft were sighted by the tug Welcome, but
the waves were running SO high that the We'll
come was long delayed. At last. however. she
succeeded in steaming close to the Miller and
by almost superhuman exertions taking aboard
the scorched and exhausted seamen The
rcscuers narrowly averted meeting the fate that
had awaited the rescued. The Welcome took
fire and only prompt measures averted her
destruction. The fire is supposed to have
originated in the explosion of a lamp. 1t made
too rapid progress to permit any Investigation,
and after driving the engineer and wheelman
from their posts disabled the steering ap-
pQratuS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30
The Tragedy at Atlantic Highlands

Public Prosecutor WINS, accompanied BY
Drs. vanmater and Field, went to Chas. q,
Leonard's house at Atlantic Highlands, N. j.,
where the physicians made q very thorough
autopsy Of the remains Of Mrs. Leonard who
was SO brutally murdered Friday afternoon BY
Louis Harriet, Mr.. Leonard's hired man. They
declined to give the result of their examination
but it will be made known at tho adjourned
coroner's inquest next Friday. The funera
services over the remains Of the murdered
woman will be held this afternoon at the Ban
tist Church. The excitement among resident,
over the cowardly murder is undated and ia
in fact growing stronger. especially amons
the female population, whose great desire is t.
see Harriet punished FOR his terrible crime
The case win 60 before the grand jury in Feb
ruary.S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30
Disaster to an English Troop Ship.

A remarkable but not very serious accident
occurred at Portsmouth, England, yesterday
while the harbor WIS shrouded in thick fog.
During the time the outlines Of the shore were
thus hidden from sight the British troop ship
Crocodile, with ], 400 men aboard. ran against the
structure on which il built the extension Of the
harbor railway She was moving at full speed
when she struck the massive supports of the
railway, and tho force Of the shock was so great
that nifty yards of the railway were DESTROYED
and three carriages which had been standing on
the track were rolled into the sea. Great alarm
was felt for time, but no one was killed. and.
sinsulariy enough, the troop ship escaped
damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30
An Elevator Full of Grain Burn~a

A special from Escanaba. Mich, says fire
started in the big grain elevator owned by the
Zoo road at that place at O'Clock yesterday
morning, which, together with $4,000 bushels
Of grain. we're quickly destroyed. The depart
meat was powerless and the flames communi-
Gated to the -four sheds, docks and coal pits.
There we're 10.0J0 barrels of -four in the sheds
and on the docks were 40. eco tons of coal owned
by the Lehigh Valley and Pioneer companies
all OF which were destroyed. The losses and
insurance have not Jet been obtained, but may
sxcesd e2G0, 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30

The London Standards st. Petersburg cor
respondent says: There was almost panic on
the bourse here yesterday owing to n belief in
the latest financial rumors concocted in Berlin
and to increasing faith in the report
that Emperor William desired to resign his
honorary co!oneicies of Russian regiments and
that the object of the journey of NJ dc Giers
to Berlin was TO dissuade the German emperor
from taking such n step. These reports were
untrue, although there is reason to believe
that the kaiser contemplated resigning his hon
orary Russian commands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30
viii Investigate Miss Bishops Death.


Coroner Van Dyke Of Long Branch went Il
Asbury Park yesterday and took possession Of
the body of Miss Mamie Bishop just a. il
was being placed in hearso. The coroner
will make thorough investigation of the cir.
cumstances connected with Miss Eishop's death
Miss Bishop died Thursday night in her home
in West Asbury Park after an illness OF only
one day. Her body is badly decomposed. Ger.
tain neighbors Of Miss Bishop claimed that hss
case was q mysterious one and demanded An in
vestigation by the coroner. Dr.. Dee AnRes,
the attending physician, says thst Mis- Biahor
died from neuralgia Of the heart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30

special from Tracy, Mimi. says: A large
portion of the business part of this place is in
ashes from a fire which broke out at II o'clock
this morning. The wind was blowing r gale
and the flames spread rapidly. All the build
mgs between Sd and 4th streets except the
StateB ank were destroyed. Help arrived from
Marshal and the fire was brought under con-
troll Every hotel In the place is gone. There
are suspicious of incendiarlsm, but nothing
definite is known. 1t is impossible to estimate
the loss at present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30
Indianapolis After the Convention.

An effort is to be made to secure the demo-
cratic national convention for indianapolis.
This movement has been started by Jas. H.
Rice and 81 sherrin, the latter the Indiana
member Of the national committee. A meet
ing is to be called in a few days to select the
working forces to go before the committee.
ana these will be made up Of members of the
board Of trade, Commercial Club and leading
citizens Of both parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30

Three laborers On the Northern Pacific rail.
road have made affidavit that twenty-five OF
moro men were killed by the landslide at Canyon
station, On the line Of the Northern Pacific,
Wednesday. The statement was puhlishsd thai
only tvo men were killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30
. ADVERTISING.

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copy OF Book for Advertisers. sos pAxss price 81
Mailed. Postage pad. receipt OF price Coutains
esreim eompila ~, 20, from the American Newspaper
gives the circulation rating every ous and rood
deal information about rates other srters per-
tanning TO the business OF advertising. Address
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RAILROADS.


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pres. 3 - ui. daily faricr car Nashin.r
Ions ana C.nsinna,,. aud nnms Car HarI
20 -. LONE 90 uutuisn f'Ss ~ ~
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se,Isrs 'or Louisville and Ne I,liis ~
fasinc kspr,.ss. ~ !, m. daily iSr fIs-tass
;hc Nest. With through sieeI~r 10 fittsburs
For Name. oananda qua. Rochester and NlAsaus
For Ire. Csnsusas.sIs and Il, hester a.ily. g.
lao an Niassrs aA,y sAo.ii s.iHI,i-S.
For Ml.iiaf.sp5ri, 'iochrSyrr and Niasara Iails
I'm, dam eNcsis saturday. wi,A ssrTans
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i0r q, or. vitnout rh6n-e. 3 II = m every das \
Jersey Ut, With lasts 81 Rrsokish haa's. 80,
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For At.aiti' Cts, 100 q. m. wees days. II. d
Dor lsitinlore. 500. asa. 80. = 10. 400. Il
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30
WEST POINTERS won.
Honors In Foot Ball Even Eetween the Two
Government Academies.

The West Pointers defeated the Naval Acad-
envy cadets at foot ball on Saturday at Annapo-
lis by 80 to Is. Four of the army young gen.
tlemen and five of the navy young gentlemen
were carried off the field. broken rib, a
gashed scalp or two. sprained knee here aud
there. with occasionally missing portion of an
ear were distinguishing features Of the day S
sport. Yet there was no hard feeling save that
of contact with the earth or with the heels of
some of the jealous kickers There were groups
of officers from Willet's Point Brooklyn, Wash
in8ton and Norfolk. Superintendent Phythian
and Commandant Chester were there, and SO
were Commander Schouier of the bureau Of
navigation and Commander Thomas who is
building the new signal code. A special train
Of five cars. containing the elite of Baltimore.
arrived early in the day. and another of equal
size and strength rolled up from Washington.
Thousands of ladies were there, wearing either
the gray and black OF the army or the maroon
and white of the navy. The full Naval Acad-
emy Band was stationed the field and
played throughout the game.
A. , O'Clock the armys representatives APP
peared on the field with ''Rah Rah Hah :
Ray Ray, Ray, West Point West Point
Armee" They were sturdy lot. Then the
middies came forth to the tune of u 'Rah !
liah iiah Hi 10, Ha, U. 5. y. A. Boom, Sss
Eah. Naveer' with line Italian accent on the
'Naveo- The men lined up in this way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30
SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
y EoRDDEUTscHEk LLOYD .. q 90
SPECIALTIES.

ELEcTRICITx. GALvANIsM AND sT1TTc
sronoie. rsnovs, Of sumor supsrauou hair. bism.
isnes oSsencd' ansrnsssI hc Also Thermal, hot
rangeanenfs cutsnsous dssasss. csfarrh. Sc' oSscs
N. D.. 006 i2sh IT. NV feisphone 25S no.s,L ~,
Dk hANSAkEE. sPEcIALIsT.
Isse of BALTIMORE. uts,,.ss ~ - ~ ae.h ave.
OF ssin @sssSes, nsrvons dissases and csisrrh Re-
mo - hair. warfs. moles tuuor1 Sc At
tends patlsnts q thssS rsaidsocso Vhcn not s~ n
ONE Ooos hourA SO an . R1. ,SD.H. o m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30
PROFESSIONAL

PROEESSlONA AL
1'HE suRLD-TRAvELED CARD READER AND
l. trance medium.
Lie gwen from cradle to grave.
IT. 1206 G ct. NV
pRoF. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
advertising ciairroya astrooger and med In
this CITY. Has wonderful prophetic gilt v second
sight. heveais hidden mysteries, RECEIVERS los. or
stolen properly. Dl1ngs SEPARATED together, causes
eicedy marriages. EiSvs sccess business, removes
1ali.y troubes innuences- Strangers from oth.r
cities and all trouble VIII time and money py
others have faIIed Conynces skeptiSi and ADJ
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tal. Satisfaction guaranteed SIttlngs, .yc. Houra
Sto9. Open Sundays. Residence 41Y II ST. bat ween
~ and oth sts southwest no2l-1Is
MME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Iu life. Ali business confidential. Ladies and gem
temen. 80 cents each. Hours: Ys.I m to q ~ m N
L ST.. bet LIST and North Capitol sts. n. noI4-4w
M NE. kAPAAI-. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
4N voyant and astroloe1st. the seventh daughter
names and lucky dates. Don't tail 70 see this lady
Room IL. 80 Fs:. NV. ses}6N
NINE PERRIN. THE. TRUEsT DESTINY
phenomenal sccui acy. Sittings. Soc Hours 8 a. M
M RS. Z. " SMELL. cLAIkvoYANT AND TEST
X1 medium; mAsp etic massage treatments given.
Can lie consulted AZ 9O4 New iork ave. no2l-lws
NINE. DREAMER, THE ONLY CELEBRATED
M English and German astroogisf In the city tells
ali events OF life Once hours. ~ to D. Ia Sun
day. ~ H. to PIN. loos l3th ct. NV. noio-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30

SHE INSISTS THAT THE ACTION TAKEN By THE MA
TIoSAL PRESIDENT WAS LEGAL AND WITH FULL
ACTHoRrTY-THE HISTORY OF THE CASE As IT
HAS APPEARED BEFORE The NATIONAL BODY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30
('hLsArEAAE AND ONO RAILWAY.

sCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER
Trains leave daily from lnioa STATION "a
9Th and street,
Ihrou..h the grandssi scenefy Ia America -
hanNsoislcst anu most cofnylete soho TfHin -
West from Washington.
@-uO a. NJ 'Ciucinnutt Fast lane" with linif.-
from Washington and soiid a ram TO CIncInuati =
GU ciias4se. arriving al CINCINNATI al - iO iu
tertlny m the Union depot Tor lndiaE
Louis, &c.
n 40 I'm. the famous '.F Nv Ne-tfi,ul. LA
sold Nestibuie tran With dnng CInrIisuat
Ohlo. Iekinston aI'a Loul-Nll-. ny. arTlklug On
clnnatl NJ o. - -n.-. Lexington a. ~ L. M. IoaIes All
3.D M, coutaectlnE uion leIgts al IstHts
-uO T. IA. tAlr - for tioudosA lie Guar - f-r III !.
Iichmond, Was nvsOlro'. staunton and IrlIciI,. ~
sinla 81. ats.
lOD. IA. Via r.. Z. EadP halfway aad I'll Iii,s
olu foint comfort ans NurfulA-DsL. hAll. J.
tnili.@n ioca'.t ls ana Ickcts al Conn ala unlt
5l3 ana l43I Jenna. ave
nolG N IA fIl.IEI Gal To- /. ...-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30
u IcHMoND AND pANvlIIE RAILROAD G.

- lCHMoND AND DANyiIIF RAILROAD ca
IA Schedule IA effect NoNoll-er II, lSl1l
All trains eaye and Penusy yaniA .-...~v
Station. WASH. ngfon. Dc.
stations. Connssis at snGars si na SorIos .ss
Western rAiroaa. Conilrcts At Manassas lor Isoni
II 40 a.m.-Daily tor Manassas. Warfr-u,,n. an
.,reeIsloro. Hal-gh, salisbury and -sStis,i. w.
Nortl carOiina lrEIson, Charlotte ami stations sut
DIVISION 10 Atlanta. sn-re connection is mad. an
mon station TOR all princral and soth
ta.lman Bufie; Sleeper. New York and wa.hius,o,
10 New Orleans wa montgomery and MalSs. ana l'
nan sieeie, 10 Menil'hs wa lrmInshaIn. unitss a
DahNlAe WIKI Pullman Sleeper Augusta "a. :
ial0ia, and at tireensDoro With Pullman sl..,. -
4:i5 p.in.-Daily, EXCEPT SUNDAY ,ar w.,r.,.,,..
and SrailSs through tram for Royal Aivesi,n
\, 1 .. 90 2, -Daily-wAsHINGToN AND SOUTH.
WIS iEhN NEsllBCLfD LIMITED. A In.suif. mi
Tram OF Pullman sstIbu Ell pa.a IS ,1,-,st,,. -
Dra~ns ICON. Dining. sle-pins aud Buffet SEA-
most MEgnthaent and Luxurious DesisI iallIi a
.l.s ,rs nj M s ssn A sntrs iArs ehany
sdste eon n%s. y t H. i.owns day akinF
wa MONTGOMERY aud Tor Memphis Meridisn. So
S. aaa .,ieksoarg Via birmingham. PnlIiiAs
30 extra iare charged betwesn Atlanta and <eS u.
III .soplm.-Daily. Southern E,pr~-. for r.vrcbty-x
talNle; oree nsboro. ha.eign. Salisbury ana Stat %
nons South Carolina DIVISION 10 Aurasfs and SAT-
At:shsa ahd Charl9tte DIylsIOn Atlanta wlsre a
sna Southwest Through coaches New lork 10 A.
Pullman Buffet Sleeper. New York and w.shinssas
and Msssern s,- nshbnrs I.nys. ssiiseu'y
va s " Kansas S3iS Wa atlanta. lirInn.hAm sDd
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO nj
iSioN leave Washington ~ 40 daily. -: . %
oAliy, and $50 o. m. except Sunday. Ret urIil.x
siIhe Al washington = 30 aud sd 4. m aAlly
and o.Do a. H.. except Sunday.
lnroush traiIs from the south via Charlotf. ena
DAnNAe arrive IN Washington - a. ~ Al .sla n.
sn1 s:fo D. ~ and from ORANGE 10 - . IN stas-
Jury local AT - ~ p. IN. and N ..5sb a m
llchets, s.eeptlg II
iuriilsIeo and oalssage checked ofiice. LOO
esiNailia ave-. and NJ passenger station. f,nn,
raiirosd. oth AID sts., Washington. tD.s
phone. 40. l2lz.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

NEAN STEAMERS.
ITALY. ESQ.
A select party sails December ., 1891 ana monthly
thereafter: HOLY LAND TOUR, $500. sails feb
ruary y. 1872 Best ucketinx facilities. Send for
". p. VAN wIcKLE.
noSoe0lm TO Pennsylssnis ave.
A LIAM LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP
n GLAsGOw TO PHILAD ELPHTH'
Via DERRY and GALWAY. Most dlrrct ruuts
from Scotland and North and Middle OF Iresnd
, ACCOMMODATION UAsuRPAssED.
ALLAN-sTArE LINE,
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW VIA Lonaopderr
Every fortnight.
LIN Dec....... state of Nevada. 10 O m.
18th Jan...... State Of Nei,rasSa - 4 I'm
Cabin la.sse. 40; second class, ESQ steeraxe 40
bALTiAOkE AND LIVERPOOL sERvfCS
via hallfax and st. Johns, N. ~
Steamers sail rom Baltimors Fortunately.
Apply to u. ". MOSS, yel Pa ave- or
no263m Mr.. D. A. BEOsNAS. Wzsnnxtou
SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
- hoRDDEUTsCHEk LLOYD q q 90
fast Express eteamsra,
10 Scutnampsoo lLondon. havre), Bremen.
Hsvel. Tues. Dec am !; Trave, Tuss. Dec q
~ u; Eies. a.. psc L, p;m; spree. Tues.
Comfortable sssss excelient tahas iuxuv.ou.
FALCON aPpoAntanents. fr1ces cabin An ma nm
ward BERTH accordinx 70 locstion. "a Calm S.s~
bsIth ssssraxs ~ svs rate. Apply 70 Z q. D6OoP
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

IOonnIssIoNEk OF DEEDS ros TvEEY sT17
~ and Territory. Notary end o. 8. Corro,-:esss
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