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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-01-15

Soft winds sigh out from sunlit heaven,
Green waves wash low on a cleaning strand
Far boats drift in as the foam is driven,
little space, and they reach the land
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23

ss Ell SO % a 50 ES;i ,%sss4 ss
lldl2e teet hams now sigasii pork mss, new sll 20
sursd IN s 3 sger scp. crsS' 1IOb, ! N st sac do
o. DO, smoked. 9Le. Eutt firm an in fair demand !;
i,nnsyi,oSia hrs;s s7c. sassrs*issHned quiet and
Z aey; cut loaf 4'.e cubes. s-lee; extra powdered
sraaqqlsied e ,t'@daTi sIgaulad ts sSswa
si$.i5e keys;oae A. ls,ioc Tr,nnin B. lilo
ffsnk extra G. jlGc I'D star {, 3I0e; green star
Early Ko-r PcnaSTvanii cliolre tsaioe o:ser Esriy
tose choice t5e do do fa,5 70 good tostss Bgroanks
sr n good, 3ja.sc Other article unehang d. Receipts
.-tlour; 900 bills: 1900 sl,k. what 100 bush
$500 bush cora IS 200 bush cats, 1000 bush.
st. Louis. Dec. 22.-Flour steady. unchanged.
Wheat opened 3sc OF from yesterday decllnede e5s n
34c more ON besrish advces. but later rallied and
closed l-463-sc above thc bottom: No. red cash.
D2 12c asked May, SO J2007 c. closing ut 03 !-sc
bid. Corn weak la ;i-Sc decline at the opening,
sOld down to j-S6lc further and closed weak with
very liitc recovery: No. cash. 81 5-S@3sc year,
81 Use. closing at J Use asked February. 81 ioc
May, IS 5-5d 80 lac, closing 3s $50. oats active.
but lower No. = cash. 80 l-2d3o i-se: Nav, >. 3,s
ne 1-2c. closing at 32 Sc. Rye quiet; No. 3.
7sc No. .. $50 bid. Farley quet Northern Iowa.
59c. Hay dull, unchanged. Bran firm. unchanged.
Flaxseed steady at 90c. Leaf firm ~. Butt,r dull.
unchanged. Eggs unchanged. Cornmeai. 81 I5@
So 20 whiskey st'ady. - Is BagglnS; . 3-4g .,
quiet and a shade lower Pork 30 fIr old SI1 for
new. Lard. s. s0d - 80 Dry salted meats-BoScd
clear. So IS. Bacon-Boxed Shoulders s5 20; longs
and ribs. S6 cj; short clear. $6 .! IL Receipts
Flour, 10000 bs: wheat. 81 900 bush corn. e7.00O
bush: oats, 5000 bush: rye, 1000 bush; barley.
81 900 bush corn. 10000 bush oats, 1900 bush
rye, 900 bush barley. 900 bush.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23

Aeheen es0se; white. 1laal3'.c Clov.s-Za,n1ioar
1GT4c; AnbOyna, 1idl42c; stems, 2s,dSc. Allspie'-
Grinding iac; prime, 4s,a6c led pepper, 1oAal6c 90
Bombay, s9aSatc cassia-salron Tols, .9aSOc; a.
brokon, 2iu25c China, 4i.c; Batavia, 7ad9ac; Mac
nl4c2c singer-oaicntts &c African. GGG.e Jamaica
los, 5Sc5?c i20s to l25s, 53U5Sc.
TALLOW-Stea1y rule. but only moderately active
prime city quoted at 41.c sales, 80 bhds, is.c.
T0BACCO-The seed leaf grades had a modsTate move
ment recent contracts beAdes there w,r" ales o.
1Q0 1890 Zinmefs. 12 to 13l2c; 30 cases 1890
butch 12ndiic 100 1890 state Havana private
iermS 80 Sundries, TO 35e 250 bales Havana
r2l2c 70 ~ Is 80 bales Sumatra, - 20 n a. 20.
WOOL-An occasional deal involving full line o stoct
made public by dealer who IA Immediately looked ulo
fortunate person bv his neIghbor, busne In the
strictly confined 10 small parcels md not extensive
IN the aggregate. change looked for after the year
opens, bvt In the meantime prices are under
going little variation In lavor OF ~
and above feece 30e 'Irng TEXAS, lGa:4ei "a!
do 6a2Oc eoured spring do. months, 55a 1sc do -
months GOdG2c: mrdum, scour-d do j0d5 53r GeOrg.a
2Gisd27c: fine deane. 2jc; medium washed ncece Sic
fine unwashed do 81 2592c unmerchnntlbe do, .3d25c
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, Dec 22.-F1our dun, unchanged; receipts,
1880 bbls shipments, 2,337 bbls: Wheat fmer No
red SPOT and December sl O3'sdsl 03s January 81 0Sl
es 5S Febus5y p oSt@:i o. Nay INs o - ss S1
stock, l675,67O bush sales 10000 bush. southern
wheat easy tultz, 9scasl o. longberry, sldsl o5.
5Ss.c February 5f1sa5isc; March, 5ilc; steamer
mixed, sic; receipts 200 Os0 bush shipments rs 003
corn lower white and yellow 45a54l2c oats
easv No 2 white, Western, 402c No = mixed do, 39c
asked receipts II 900 bush stock. 1l24oO bush Rye
steady; ., 92d93c stock. 1G4 bush: Hay steady
good to choice timothy s2 5oasl4 train freights dull
steady Eggs steady; 25a2Oe.. Coffee saedy; Rio ear
goes, fair, 17c: No T. 13'dla7se sugar strcng Cop
Der steady. whiskey firm; 81 rs.
Buffalo, y. y, Dec. o2-Sprng wheel quiet; sales
Of 6 cars No. l hard. Minneapolis, at 81 O2 LA
~ O3 on track closing. at 81 OF 5-s: NO. hard,
Duluth. at 81 O3 3S IN store: 5000 bush No. i
Northern sold at 81 OF Ia closing at 81 OF 3s No.
wheat dull and weak: No. 2 red, 81 asked car
No. l white sold at 99c on track Corn-oulet weah
and lower; IL cars No 3 yellow sold at 4e l2a4gc
3 cars No. a yellow at 47c; cars No. 3 ut d. La
Asc: cars No. at 45a40c. Oats quiet and weak
NO . white at 35a3s 1-4e: No. white 37c No. .
mixed. SO 34c asked on track. Barley dull but firm
fancy Western, 60c: No. >, SO Lee state, 0o073c
NichigTn good 10 choice, G2d66c: Iowa 00G55c Can
ada. s5a SOC Rye nominal. Flour dull and weak
best spring. IS 150S5 % do winter, $685. 10. Rye
-four. IS 25a 80 80. Mill feed dull: coarse winter
II 900 bush: corn. $1,000 bush; oats. 5000 busa.
Shpments-Flour 20 900 bbls: wheat, 5000 bush
corn 81 900 bush; oats, 10000 bush barley, 4O,OoO
bush rye. $4,000 bush.
Chicago. Dec. 2e.1ne leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool Dee 22-4 m-COttonmIhe sales s, OF ,,a IN,
but steady. AmeFican-Middling, low middlng clause
December delivery, ll64d value December and January
delivery G4d value January and February delivery
4 I2-Gid buyers February and March delivery i304
4 16-6id: March aud April delivery: l9,G4d4 2VI4d
April and May delivery. 23G4d sellers Nav ana Jnne
delivery 276d sellers June and July delivery, 3O-oid
Galveston, Dec 22.-CottOn quiet middllng, 3-l6e
low mIddlinR 6 I3.lBc good ordinary 5lGc net and
cr,ss receips S5 bales exports Great nin 5,41C
bales; 70 the Continent, 200 bales sales, 1856 bales
stock 125 439 bales. 80
Norfolk, Dec. 22-Cotton quiet; mdding 7tc ne, ne,
and gross receipts 492 bales exports TO France, sO
bales eoastwse, ,s30 bales sales 1856 bales; stock
o., i92 bales.
OIL City PENN Dee. 22.-Natonal Transit certificate
opened at 5Jc highest 59sc; lowest 5Sise closed al
5ssc sales 1000 bbls; elearanees li2ooo bbis ship
Pittsbug PENN Dec. 22.-Petroeum dull; National
Transit certificates opened at 59se closed at o9se'
highest 59iac; lowest. 59c. ., -. ....,a...o.
Bradford Penn. Dec. 22oSstonal Iran-it csftneates
5ss.c; cearanccs, 1000 bbs.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL .-There Is q fair trade pass.
=, mt the quotations brick have undefgone no
sSaars Haycrstnw hard brick quoted at - 75ds5 so
S 600 Tshkills A. 50dSi 2S' Up-River hard 81 -
Esh pale s2Gse 90: RoScndae cement 9Ocdsl Der bbl
sTSrGan Portland, S2d$2 % Belgian Portland s2dS2 2S
r,rlsh Portland, 8, $5dSs so; Kcckand Common Lime
90 Jsf bbl, and DO finishing, 81 ST. Johns Common
ne s0GS5c; Laths, 81 IS psI 900 goats hair q d2Jc
-, hush. cattle hair l6diSc.
PCOCOA-Thcre s. moderate consuming demand but no
nA,ai charges features Bahia l3c Caracas 1i0I5e
Tind4d l3lsdl4c: GusyGquh. l3d14l2c.
CHlCORY-Is STEADY. with trading limited quoted as
fSlovs fsgle graduated sc genuine grsnulated
nan 40 TAYLOR BrOthcrs English granuated. Ga a0ssc
COOPERAGE SIoCh-IS moving at UNCHANGED
,acs MosssS shocks and heads quoted at 81 SOds2 I;
grsr shocks and heads, SSineh 81 50 36-inch ~ 40
u As shocks without heads 7jdS0c shools and
sSads SO IS pipes 81 50d$3 GO empty hogsheads
e: hoops, Is feet, s3ld IL feet s2S.
COTTONThe spot not varied since our last
runs quiet sales, 0s bale, for consumption. Receipts
tn pOr so 25 bales against IS 67S bales this
week aud s., 800 hales this time last year.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23

Bouevard =, All ft n j37th-st. e7.1Nto.u; go.
Joseph IL iioodvin ~ HalyiR - s,-"o
lfStst ;. 2f0 It WIlIis-sye, 141lx100; John an.
Lloyd to Anela jaeger ........ oVoo
40th-st, s. los II 4tsaye, 25NSS.Di WIN salo- M -
to COr1eIa J, Enr,et.. oVoO
'oI rt.e i Brs. mss =, ' roossr lS 'a 1000
52d-st, 39i II Jtn-at'. 22slO0.f; Wniam
Il Dowd TO william Dowd p. ..-....... --.:.
9Sth-st. n 1J0 % shave 25N1oOl1i I'd
ward Kelly 10 Willlap Wicnhold, .....:....-. 2JoOo
broadway, MaoorIb-st, 4s6NlC0 Edward
Perkins to l. kuenster $500
Seymour T. de de- Mayor - $500
''' Hoes fei 70 Kari % WaIsrh H. .D-- 10000
5yd--t, n 1JJ f. OF 4tbaVe eJNiOt.5; Nancy
Ress. tPus to Alber: Hochster .............
Hr,omest, NO 30 came 10 sane ...-......-.....
Ger lr<i. -. :. La n o. Be- Rcnays. 25Slo0i
Gerard S.. =, 12g n Q land Susan Brown, 2JN
100; Nm VI He's. ri {, Cools. s......-..:.-.. 1910
jennie ief Held .... $500
William wilkennlne to Fila Gardiner. i
10 Charles y Gartr1 4o5o0
eauc popert-; Douglas Slolne 10 same..... 81 800
Same r~oIePty CaftaFine J. MeFarlan 10 s1me..
same property; Catbarine RuedocS and another ,
Midisol-a,e COS II u Of S3ds. 20xT4 Jas
MOolley TO Navnicke ..-............... 1000
10th-st 500 r. OF Sth.ayr 5ONlc2.2: Mary
T. Neake 70 Froneis CtawfoFd ............... 3O5OO
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23

COFFEE-while trading in spot Rio continued slew, the
feeling steady, the basis OF l3', 1850 for
NJ :. sales, loo bags No. :, l22c. G. and T. 1000
ogs do to be shipped 34c store. and 500 bags No D.
poF Capva. private terms. Mid grOwths quiet and
Asm. There nothing Of special interest in the
speculative situation. Prices kept within the range Of
lOn2O points, ana trading principally local AT the
outset september sHd Oetoc advanced 5d 10 points
ring while other options Iucl Then
u.ra decline o.. "a - pGntS realizing. prompted by
Dnes E!O advlrc> Havrc gained y n on December
aud i,0s4 n on later months. Hamburg CLOSED pigs
Up Decembcr and '-el pfe better others London
wcaker Official quOt3tOns. 2:f5 u, m.-Decembet
C- 81 January 59s 9d FebraIy SOS % March, j7s 9d
april as IA MAY. SIS Oh Rio quotes: Itcgular first
10 kil0s 900; good second 10 kilOs 10 200;
mango priVate l2ir receipts ia Rio & days, 1000
rlea % Europe, none; Rio stock 25l 900 gags
lo quiet receipts in SautOs - days. 10000 bags
santos stock S95 coo bags market quiet; good
average santos 10 500. Receipts at Rio July I TO
Drremher 9l. 1891, 2l9j 600 bags time 1890,
i33 600 bags same time 1850 l04i 600 bags receipts
sqma tnc 1880 COO bags aue time 1889 1920 900
Tata sglr- her. fo.l4
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
In spite OF the failure OF the Mcdonald pool TO
show any tendency increased output. the crude
oil market still seems TO be Influenced by fear OF
another development OF "gusher7 territory. The
Stock Exchange again enjoyed no transactions. and
while the dealings at the Consolidated Exchange
amounted 10 10000 barrels. the final figures showed
a small net loss The sales were made at so $50
80 "a cents down - 30 10 cents. The trfing
recession In the face Of Tiing increase In business
was discouragng. -
Refined oil Is still dull but unchanged at 6.45 cents
per gallon I'm barrels and 40 cents in cases, For
ecn quotations Antwerp, 15 7-5G 16 francs !;
Bremen, GO marks London, l-2d3 SO pence.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool, Dec. %, 3i5 p m-Beef-Ihe demand !, I'm
proving. Pork-Thc demand Is improving; prime mess
medium Western steady at AS 3D. Hams In poor demand
Bacon-The demand has fallen or Cheese la poor demand
TaIiOw In fair demand Turpentne In poor demand
Rosin in fair demand common dull at A. 2d; Lard
spot good demand futures demand prime est
en pot trong 1T 33 December, January and February
steady at 32s 3d. Wheat in fair demand Flour la poor
demand (orn-Spot and futures In fair demand mixed
Western spot and December steady at 5s sd January
steady az lid February steady at As 9sd Hops at
LondOn--Psclhc Coast IN good demand
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
Real Gsiate.
The Duty OF Trustees.

3.-To take risks that they can insure against
least ALL risk OF the certainty aud accuracy Of
opinions. lending mortgage might as well
take instead OF fire insurance policy, weleonsidered
opinion that the will burn down as to take in.
stead OF title insurance policy. opinion that there
will never be any trouble with the title.
The time will come, and 1t is not five years away,
when trustee viii be looked upon guilty OF the
prossest negligence he fails the title which
he lends trust funoi The result OF the 1ilden VIII
contest the trouble the will Of John Anderson, the
obaeconst and countless that show how the
most eminent legal advice mscarries can have bnt one
effect on the mind OF every prudent and can but
force him. IN the Of real estate titles 10 insist
..ra. thn hot nd strnnnnat inslranee possLhle.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
Anrtion Sales of Real estate.

A TTENTION, CAPITALISTS: ,,., ,,-o.,,..
"A CVN. B-These SUPERB, wen-FehVed ffol~rues
will be SOLD at BARGAINS:
53D-ST, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND 7TH-ANE'
-Four dwellings. singly or tocc,hcr Also ~,
CHRISTOPHliR-Sr., COlNEl; WANERLf PbACE'
Splendid site for apartmcnthouse. Also
6IST-ST., NEAR BROADWAY
Magnificent apartment house every improvement steam
heat elevator, .tc. estimated rental, &JOVOi price,
500 900 terms you like. Also
ANN.sr., ADJOINING NAssAU.sT.
This 'ecm Of a property" IN the downtown, inside srt
OF the tcnderlon business centres, will be sod wh or
snirTIisT ShtrIIi STORE AND LOFTS. ADJACENT TO
PECK SLIP
The above properties owned by one party, certainly
Offer the ares succession OF attractions that have faced
market for years.
v. X. STEVENSON & CO..
106 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23

STAINED.

Good ordinary ----....5 l16 Low Middlin g...0 910
Strict Good Ordinary % ll-lO Middling --..--.....7s
options developed further irregularty to-day and trad
Ing wa chiefly OF local nature with considerable share
The business credited 70 eNenn1 up the holidays
Liverpool accounts and 0ncpations of large port
receipts furnished the min factors during the early session
and the fe.ult decline o. 304 points Later in the
esy the stuston displayed more strength and the Of
feng, became lighter there general rally. Early
sellers turned buyers, and the showed gains
points nom yesterday. sales 102, 100 bales.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Brown. Christina K 70 Fannie Hart, No 2C Oliver-st
yeas. .s3, 500.
Connolly Thomas u. James X IIn, lots I tO 4, "a
25, IS 10 3d. % TO 3D. map estate Chss NJ Connolly,
year, 81 900.
Eberhadt, John an wife TO Frederick scbel, No 2id
MontOe-st. wears. 5000.
Flake, Albert aud wife, Frederic J Mdflebrook,
Columbus-aye, 04thst. years, sI2.10O
Pitch. Sarah NJ, 20 Edwin A Wallace, I3d-st 7th
ave- ~ 800.
iIalpn, Paul, to Joseph IL Go1wn, Boulevard. n
137th.st 3 years. az 80.
Kucnster Ludwig, to David Mayer, KIngsbridge Road,
3 q MacOnb-st, > years, $1,000.
Leayctan Edgar aud wife. to Edward III Gilbert, n
S2dst Amstcrdam-avc. year. 1000.
Martin Abram and wife, 20 Albert Tower, 12Jthst
5th.aye. years, $4,000.
lsauh Caroline, to Caroline Livingstone, Wander.
blt-ayp n lj9th-st 3 years, ~. 500.
SkeIy Kate To George Howard, Wsverly Place,
" G.haye, ) years -, 0QO.
Seifridge. John, % the y Lumber and Wood"ork'ng
Co. 7Jthst - AInsterdam-aye. demand fo.77s.
SANE y Y Life Insurance Co. 15th-st, Amstcr-
Wooiey lanes v : end wife tS r Wall and ano,
3 Msdison.aye 03dst, years, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23

New.York Tuesdsy Dec. %.
The following sales held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day:
. o.sty dwellings, with lot No 81 West 6iti+st. s.
40 IL OF Stn-aNc, lot 2jNlOo1 Nc",t-L slV,''o
corner 5tkave. o, os.sAloO.ll; - L. Nno. 13',sOn 49,
similar buildings. with lot-. Nos 8 % " West llOth
81 adjoining above lots 3s.7xloO each w Hockey,
sIcry buildings with plot OF land Nos sos to 1sii
2dave, ctrner oIth-st, plot. lOoe@lVo " IL sinohso
S-story buildings with plot oil land, Nos to 10 East
lsed.st ;. l25 ft jth-ave, plot soA%'li Joseph
5.siofy building with lot Nos Sit and $40 Fast lth
Il : 21-aVe. lot as.6N9i.l0; j. VI Jones f3f,ID,
5-story building. with lot No ~ Ohyef-st, TO-
n Cherry-st lot 36.2XlOcbN2JxlVOOi heOIge DaNls
F32. 80 , - all ..
12i5 n Chefry-st, lots 2tOAlOl2 each JACOBS
3'story dwelling with lot No 03 West ilSthst,
52Gs ft lot ONIOO.l1 Jo,"pR Str!er 4l2fiJ
4-story dwelling. with lot. No ~ West oOth'st =
300 n sth-aye l9Nl0O ]. Jrnane, $500: 90. .
similar dwelling, with lot NO ~ West .bthst, ad-
Joining above, lot l0NlO0; : j. lawson +24,ZW
RECORDED REAL ESTATE 1RANsFERS-N. Y. CITY.
od.ave. e :, eOJI II n l24tist. 2CxSC Agnes
slst~st 40 IGa West Chas Wills 70 u Baker
same proprty James u Iskcr 70 Charlie wis j
yd.aye q 100 II 3l-t.st. l3.sNlOOi Jacob
Levy 10 Jacob M1rhs ...-..--. .-....--.-
same property; Jacob Marks 10 T. Levy.
ilsdLst, n >. 1.6t ~ .e -Mlil-asc. +llNlOo;.
s.ss ssIss Sssp.sv sS Dsvia Z 4ns y jssisoa-.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23

lfO1uc- Exchange toby the buttf market
ou l.t higher eges. 25sf24r pr dozen.
Philadelphia, Dec. 22.-Flour-ihe market = no1lnaiy
urr hanged live nOuT slowly AT SJar1 O1 Tor
choice 4 nn@ylyana Buckwhelt rOur-Qui.t ana steady
~ 8. lOas2 20 per 100 n for new. Mheat-W.9Si No
Delswar rd IN iain deIots, 81 O3 NO. rec D-etnn-
" Olds1 Oi4 Jsnusry ~ oedsi t2 feoruary 81 o53
5Sl O4 March, sl O5L.aSl o. Hyr-Dull and nominal
AZ ssc Tor 40 Penisylyania IA lots. CornFluctuat
ing; local car lOts dun and l26le lower, No =
NAd In grain depot in export eeyst1r quoted
5Od5Osc; steamer la exles. elevator; o.,se No
elevator 55c No. mixed December, yiisd55e Janu-
sry 5sl,a5Sc February, 5ist SIC March 5l'.no2c
= no .csr sS g. -ass ss 4 sic ss sDse Dso Il rs,a
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23

ash gnotatons were fellows Flour easier, but nos
quotaLiy loNrr No. srlnr wheat sole; No 3 spring
wheat s2aS2Lc: No red 9Olsc No. cora. Ale No
oats AZ 40. Whit, 49, GJJ'sc: No. white a2a
a2i4c No , rye, sUffsoA2e NO harley 3ye No. =
"a ,sc prime tlnoty seed ~ 23sSI - mess pork per
bb a. 7ORS7 so lard per 100 th - 0Jd<6 o. = short
ribs sides noo-e - CSdSj Is; dry suited shoulder,
(iOyed ~ 37iadSi 50; sot RI a sd,s tboNedl - to
IS 30: whskay distI finished goods pr gal sl Is;
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
HEMLOCK.

UNION TANNED.
Middle backs h'vy27 $50 Light Backs cows =.
Light Backs......23 &c Middle Backs,cow "a =.
Middle Backs, ..-...25 as SECONDS ~ -
Seconds Backs.....22 a25
CALCUTTA BUFFALO.
Light ............14 915 Damaged i....H al5
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
feetures ano Meeiinss.

\ ELECTION of twenty Managers OF the
"A New:York Institution for the Blind and q three Ia
ST. ana 9thave at o'clock the afsernoon Of wsdnes
Ui FRI.DEE!Ck 4uGJsTus scHERMERHoRS. sec'y.
VNHERE WILL BE A MEETING of trusteU
j OF ~, Johns Colsege Fordhsm, N. Y. on Tueday.
Dec. 20 at IL a, NJ, s the College.
' p. r. DEALY. s. j.. Sec.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
Nmnscments.
pADERE w SKIS
pfAxo uE..fTaIs

PIANO KEGIThLs
g, h Essi,aI !ssis, saturday sns.Ssy Iss ysS
ytn Recital, 1hur-dsy. Jaa. 25ts. at p m
lHtn t,h ns,a nEseit,i L,ids; Jsn. ~, s,swypp m
The SATURDAY afternoon Hscit,ls wil take asee :,
the Music Hall, 7tb-ave.. cor Jltbst. we otncfs -
Madison square Garden Co0cer Hall. Oh 21th-st 4.
1-fSeats Tor The above Rrcltas now on saae ~ "a
Schubsrth Co.'S, ~ UDion sqnzr -
sTEfNWAY & SONS PfANos USED.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-03-18
THE MANHATTAN
Life Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK
ASSETS $4,000 900.
BETTER THAN A
GOVERNMENT BOND.

The MANHATTAN for limited
period will offer the residents OF
Nevada a Bond Combining Insur-
ance and investment that is in reach
Of all and which every healthy able
bodied man in the State should
possession the protection of him.
self and family.
In explanation read what follows /:
Suppose a special agent of the U.
S. Treasury Department should call
on you today and say:
The Government would like to
sell you bonds for any amount be-
tween 81 900 and $50 900 and if it
is not convenient for you to make
the investment at once, we will a.
low you to pay for the bonds in
Ten Equal Annual IRstallments.
And, suppose, in addition to this,
the Government, wishing to make
this the most desirable investment
IL WOlAo1 6LOOAo Ob4P0IdIO III
the bond, not only to pay them at
the end of the term, but in case of
your previous death, to pay them
to your family and AT THE SAME
TIME RELEASE YOUR FAMILY
EROM PAYING ANY FURTHER
MONEY.
Would you not at once close
with such an offer? Ana yet this
is practically what the Manhattan
Life Insurance Company, of New
York has done and is doing.
For a full explanation of this
plan, address, giving your full name
address, occupation and age,
J. NJ. G. s.
Williams & Hawkins,
Hawkins Cigar Store.
Arlington Block, Carson, New.
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Go|dens CHRISTMAS Display!
HURRAH
For j: the !: HOLIDAYS! !!

Wake up to your opportunities and see the prices
can quote you in the finest line of goods offered in
Nevada Watches, Diamonds, Marble and Onyx clocks.
New line of Sterling Silver and Plated Ware and the
Latest Fads in fine Jewelry. By buying goods in such
large quantities do from Eastern Importers,
can sell anything in the ewery line at profit cheaper
than other dealers buy them We solicit call
Holiday Presents, to examine goods and prices.
Fine watch repairing, engraving and ewelry work a
specially Every piece of goods warranted represent
ed Goods sent on approval by Wells Fargo Co.
CHATELAIN & GOLDEN.
THE LEADING JEWELLERS OF NEVADA
VIRGINIA AND CARSON. d12
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QUICK TINE, CHEAP RATES

Daily Express and Pass Hger trains
maEa prompt connections with the
several railroad lines in the East.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars and
Tourists sleeping Cars attached to all
trains. Dining Cars attached to fast
mail trains between Truckee and Og-
uen.
Tickets sold, sleeping car berths se-
cured, and other informatio given on
application To the Co.'S Agt. at Reno
where passengers calling in person can
secure choice of routes. etc.
Richard Gray, Ger. Traf. Mang.
san Francisco, Cal.
jane
T. II. GOODMAN,
Gen. Pass. Agt
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.


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COMMENCING RAECRDAY Nov
" 10, 1890, and until further notice.
rains will leave Reno as Ioilows:
Q.O0 A. N: -Daily-Atlantic A1i Ex,
sSO press train for W1nnemucca
Battle Mountain, Palisade, Oguen
and East. Carries only 6rst-clasS mas
selgers, through and local. Dining cars
I,O6 P. M. -DaiIy-.Pacifc Express
4.OOtrain for TrucBee, Sacramento,
Beuecia and San Francisco, arriving at
6;45 A. M, Connects at Sacramento at
1850 A. M. with the Los Angeles
Express for Fresno, Santa Barbara,
Los Angeles, San Diego, also at 1880 p.
NJ. for Woodland aud Knights Landing,
TA.O0 p. NJ. Daily Atlantic Express
4OsSU train for WiDnemucca, Battle
Mountain. PalIsade, Ogden and
East, Carries local first class passen-
gers and through second class passen-
gers.
,En p. M-Eaily- Pacific Express
l i .CVtrain for RoseviiIe JE't'n Sacra-
nento and Sai, Francisco ~ Benicia
arriving at 1915 P. Connects at Sac
Tamento with trrin leaving AZ 1880 A. NJ,
for Stockton. IHtarop, san Jose
san Fra ncfscO Fresno Los Angeles san
Diego; and East, via New Orleans; at lO:-
&c A. NJ. for Willlams, willows and Red
ding at 0a NJ. for Red Bluff and at 1850
A. NJ. Tor Marysville, Redding Port
land am East.