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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-10-15
Electric Bitters.

This remedy ia becoming SO we'll kno wn and
so popular a to need no special mention. All
who have used Electric Bitters sing the SEINE
exist and it is guaranteed to do all that liz
e. .imed Electric Bitters will cule all disease
es of the liver and kidneys, will remove PIN
pies, boils, salt rheum and other affections
ca used by impure blood.-will drive malaria
from the system and prevent as well al cure
all malarfal fevere-For cure Of headache,
constipation and Indigestion try Electric bit
ey refunded-Price 5Octs and 81 90 per bot
tie at Beardsley's drugstore.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-10-15
TOWN BOARD PROCEEDINGS.

TOWN BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
Sept. 80, 1891.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment; +. w, Mcintyre and G. l.. Per-
ry, present; q, II. Hnddv, absent,
On motion the follow ing bills were
allowed:
F.. w. Anderson 8 6.25
Fire Companies bills for July 3
to Sept. II 105 90
F w Mcintyre. poor 565
r d Mcleod g 125
On motion meeting adjourned.
ALEX HIGGINS, Clerk.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-10-15
HERE AND THERE
Chicken pic supper
At the Village Hall

Ills thursday eVeNlng.
Buy IL watch of d, M. Phinney.
=. d. Hoogstraat was down from
ms camp at State Line Friday.
The prettiest jackets ever shown
at Davis & Fehr's.
Don't forget the chicken pie sup
per at the Village Hall tonight.
Farmers butter at F. A. Mitch
ellis.
The best underwear in the market
at Walsh Bros.
job work at bottom prices at
this office,
William Alien c. Wausa- o7la 81
the best woodsmen in Wisconsin was
in town the latter part of last week.
Cash Smith Of Amigo brought up
a crew OF men Monday and went out
to his camp near Seven Mile Creek.
Ed Mechler Jeweler Wall Street
has just received an elegant assert
ment of watches.
20. +, Wissler of Rhinelander did
business in town Tuesday of this
week,
An excellent assortment of chaines
charms. breaches and bar pins to be
had at ED MECHLER, Jewelry
Wall Street.
Everyone who can spare the
time should visit Davis & Fehr's store
this week.
The brass band will beat the skat
ing rink Saturday nights Einstead of
Thursday nights.
Underwear and Hosiery for men,
women and children in large variet-
les and at very low prices at Davis
& Fehr's this week
F, W. Mcintyre left Monday for
Chicago to lay in his stock Of fall and
winter dress goods. His wife and son
Harry accompanied him.
The best line OF socks, overshirts
anr Jackets for lumbermen in the
city at Walsh Bros.
Eye glasses, spectacleS and col
ored glasses at ID. NJ. Phinney's in
the Benton House block.
Call aruunu to the REVIEW office
ma see some OF the neat note heads
that we are getting out
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brede!l left
Tuesday for their home at Milwaukee.
Fail and winter ovcrcoats made
to order in all the latest styles at
Halls the tailors.
Don't fo:get that Frank Boards
Ivy carries Il complete line OF enecta-
cles OF all kin Is and the best in the
market.
If YOU want to buy or rent dwell
ling house or business place call ON
.. Is. Moon at the Review office.
He has got Just what YOU want.
IVA ,,harm,n az n,olp River
win do va,I +o can on 4. II. Stevens
,.f,ro CONTRACTING fo,. their beef and
,,,l FOR winter use If
'oih i'i "it''0i "'N'
f. j. Declcrt has remodeled and
repainted the inside of his shop and
has now one of the finest markets in
OVERWHELMINGLY
'' o - +,,o
nc '.'i'"i "''' : ca :" s'' ;, ".'1ll
man "o' nc soe' {, 'o'S' wy w. "
IT, 20 10 req ii,i '' .
Il SUIT o. cio'h's '"' ~ - ~
"eo' ''e"se'0 ,'''"e ~"
Marenisco MICH. where nc ~ e"s"se'
III o'''''A@ :" - ,,.,,...;, +nun r;.i+-
AN" 'i'en' -
ing irehos'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-10-15
Town officers.
churches and Societies.
CONGREGATIONAL Church.

cs at the s sn%rf 4a sveTy SUNDAY Prgv at
} IV,oW Wednesday evenings at half past
m'e''SST Sunday school Immediately after
seven: service. Youndg Peoples Christian
eoorrn,HHn held one hour before services Sun
sNy e'e"'"7' A. S. Newcomb, Past
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-10-15

a g T.-Eagle River Lodge No. 112,
W,.ot. overv Monday evening at the
mm,,no"rerational tiIurch at 1880 z. NJ.
,.,, W~T members cordially invited.
~ ,ny,soN GEO. T.. BoGRAND,
& n. Sec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
SlXDRlGGrD lYD RnERrD.

Newport s.. j.. jan C-pocian.- Denton Thompkins,
superintendent Of Henry Lonl,trnct- brick voei., at
ClGvood. va- vaylad ana robbed at a late hour last
ui-nt by % gang Of Unknown men. Mr.. T'1mphin- WIS
-aulha--ol and hI- face r maugicd beyond recognition
IIc was robbed % hi, gold watch and chain. money,
gold cuN buttons ana other valuable. stephen sea-
brook while CON his way home stumbled over Thomp
Nu-s body. ANer seeing who IL was. Doe summoned
Constable Benjamin smith, who called Dr. johnson.
Tine doctor says The wounds ntal so arrest, have
been made yet. Two weeks ago similar crim" WIS
committed when two men were wayald and robbed
but no attempt was made 10 hni t'e criminals
rI1mpku- had been drinking at the pavilion Hotel
bar Tcr sham. f-If O', Irrld. one mans eye was
Llaltcucd by lu.ut cord, AND i.ouu'u- v15 ciuc-ci
90 10 iur doctor. l4c dl I'D td Nd- DH DIS return
whra Bee wa a. .iIi'.i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04

Elaborate preparations are being made for the annual
ball of Palestine Commandcry. No. -, Kni-hO Tenn
plae,. II will take place ON the evening OF January
30 at the Metropolitan Opera House. special features
Of the reception will be dress parad" by the com
mandcry ana some new cv0lu0ns By the drll corps.
Many Ma,on- OF prominence from other clrc7 viii be
present Cappa' band and Meyers orchestra VIII iur-
ni-h The music The following f. a partial list of tine
S-lO,Gor: H. g.. Lca-k, jr, r. stewart J. I. Bald
win f.. VI. Crli-~. II. y. NcCorl, J. simpson, \, Nc
Cnllaud, W. Johnston, ir. H. T.. Moore ill., Thomas
Merrill. r. i. Paine. r. O.. Larson. j. ". Jacobh',
+. T.. Harper. f. \. iurnham, u. II. Hockway, E F.
-l1yb1c' T.. r Wafer, W. Kc-~er W IL. Boyer, Il.
Aaron. j. T.. Clar,c ". Halliday, j. W. EoIndcn. W. T.
Carmoly \. Frank Eiclard,on, C. T.. Lansing and /. :
Turroy. G. y. lolcnon T. ~. Ramsey. !. j. Little. +.
F. Mares, j. II. Groht G.. T.. E.a>luar VI RANDALL
Jane s. Rch AIrd TAYLOR j. W. Prine!e, J. ).
Erprtu. y. J.. CIhh- j. Manning y. IINipr. j. II.
Woods. ". 4. Down. Colonel George Montague, \.
Tayor =. W. GoDdHin l. Nchriach. G. =. Champln
~. =. Mitchell T.. =. j. Ea--oll :. D, hh.rck Ih'o.
Gracvcu. Gcosye Gree, George ". English, C. L.
Doane. T. Dodge, !. H. Woods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04

Ing grounds left in the Adirondacks. 1t is covered
with unbr0ken forest, and the report % ilolc,og'
Feruow chef of the Forestry DIVISION 0i lhe Atil
cultural Department At Washington. VINO ma Ie'tHtN
made thorough survey OF the territory says that ~,
timber alone on this tract il worth tp0aN ." I''lu
million dollars and that the annual income p 't '4n
received from tie -aIe of ifs rp" spruce I'l .,.
part~ of the tract $4,000. ought 10 De- pcIl "di ''
81 the principal objects o. the club. dsdc IRON lc
ioyncrt to be afforded IL members. was 10 pun Nt'
rf,ctcp thc advanced system, 0i loit~t Ndld-,'i.l'
and tree culture employed in Europe. ana !" IH,H,'
ID, peruPtuatOn OF the woods ard ID" pIpc'lon OBJ H
game and fish and AT the same time reap suDa'',
revenue for expenses and improvements a, wen a.
earn handsome dividend, 10 ils members. lH''t OF
ect, are already being realized. Inc qua
Tor membership are a uHanimOu, election oN the ION
iittee on Admissions. of which Warner Miller y cui II
man and the ownership of at least one oi uc 3vu
r,ruibar-LU ~hart- - the club. Each snare chttles
+i. Ioidor 10 he ownership Of undivided 'Opin
Interest i'm the property 81 the club. all IL hunting anu
f>uc privilege, the grant in fee Of hNcaclS ips V
any of ihc numerous lakes streams. ana tho rv'
10 .sha.c n the dividends These shares are ".t a.
present 81 600 each. until the remaining NhdIc> arc
q ,pO,ed Of there being 20 annual or other dn,9 ="
assessments. several Of fnc members are w. Will
building NJ cabins the shore 0i the ho!,9iA-o
Lake. where there is an excellent hotel Tor inc 40
conmodation Of members and their quests. =, nv
trustees Of the club Warner Miller Henry f. l"H
land. Robert c. hcXandc- Mark Nj. POneI0y' tlcN
auder H. Harper. Henry C. S0uircs, Mills " l,dI,,c'
ole J.. SNYDER Warren llglry. hhraliam 4. hhI7'
Henry Patton and Dewitt {. lie FeVre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
THE FLorRryHIyG INDrNmly Of ccHoES

Coloc, y. y. Jan. 'Spccab.-rhc KNIT goods
Inns ines, Il la-t year while not r>uitin- n Such
L,r.c profits ~, previously. was fairly prosperous In
yeutorc- have brcn taken boo tie big hni go d mills
here. and il i- found tat stocks are uh g. 10 livc
indications of an active year. NAM mtnriac.ur.fs
wc.e enabled 10 close out their entire toc ~ winter
good, Al far prices. It i- sid That thrr' az h1rly
"a dozen cases Oh winter g1.d- 10 the hands o. local
manufacturers at present. and this small -."cD is
being constantly reduced los Orders THE c'ntit on
of trade ha, not been favorable boo several year,
a, il j, now. The Mckinney law has b.cn in-tnl-
mental in bringing about thi, condition Of affair.
Manufacturers are loud their praise of the law and
earnestly hope that 10 viii be allowed g. stand.
During the last seYcn Years yearly average of
- G1OO1O worth Of wo0llcl goods ma, been imported
into This country. Thi, amount Of GOOD, f minu.
featured here would keep the mills rUnnn- ano.t
constantly. The good, imported come under the
proy- sion, Of the Mckinley act. t. tie extent trt
home made article, ar. benefited and protected. In
Cohocs there are thirty four kn ting miIs. emp wing
G.,Oo persons. Zach day that all the mill, are
running GO.OJO pound, Of WOOL and itO1opo pounds
of cotton are u-cd There rs distributed 10 wage,
- 5000. Annually Will. thc value o materials u-'I
j, *IO.OOuOJp }rer TIE great crH n.cloth manu-
fsctOgy of the Harmony Nl.. employing 400 hands,
is running ola iull TIM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
4 TErERlv " cRLNE eEvT 70 pRLgny

May Landing, Y. j.. Jan. 3\u ola Jail bird known
a Captain William Hart, Of Philadelphia. was taken
from the county jail of this place today to tine ~tite
Prison at Trenton 70 term ., ci-h years for
burglary. Hart j., sixty year. old. and is well
known TO the police Hr was sentenced YESTERDAY in
the Atlantic Count; Court by Judge Reed. In August,
1859, he wa, arrested on suspicion Of having boarded
the yacht Ninnct'c,' owned bv Hamilton Ds-ton
while Size was lying at ttlantic Ctv, and robbed
senator fa~,eit OF his gold watch and chain. aud
large sum OF money. ON board Of the Yacht also
senator Matthew s. Quay and exAs--tant Postmaster.
iGcncral GARRISON. senator Quay had II 900 u cash
IN va,c which he u-cd pillow while he
sleeping on deck Tie tiei cif not yet this money.
This rObhcir could NOT De fastened Hart. although
there evidence 20 show that he was near the
Yacht on the night oi the robbery. llart u.s. also be-
licyed 10 DE one ~ tlr klrglar, who robbed the
Farmers, Rank at New Castle Del. iu october. l4-1.
and WHO was shot while Making hi, escape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
STATISTICS.

beginning ~ each vtar statistic an particularly
in oder; Ih TACT expected. The Pol u1thr VI dIcai
lnstitpt. have for wear. a"p very accurate record NJ
the number patients th.y have discharged cured. 10
make, interesting r"adn-, and contain, much valuable
info lr1tIun iu gard o. t".I thols ans Do fle
treatment ~ d~-r and Doe II0rrr,d by Ni-t by
addressing q request 10 either NJ tho Institutes
% EAST 42D-Sr. NIW-YORk
ND LAST DROOKLINE-ST. BOSTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
nrcrr1SE NJ nARrL lnEy ~ NEWLERSrr

Trenton. Jan. 3.-ric annual report Of the Bureau
Of vital ~tlti-t- show, that there J, decrease in the
number Of uar'.a in NcVJer,ey. During the la,l
year there wcsc l55Gi marriage, IN the state. against
I5.725 during I--o. aad lG.025 in 1898. During the
year 4Io7 couple, came from Pennsylvania into New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
Ocean Steamers.

A TROPICAL TOUR $3.50.
~ Tourists can visit Jamaica and her GREAT EA.
ItRrTION remain there l. days. including Board ana
po.,dence al the CONSTANT SPRING HOTEL at
Kingston, or tour Of this beautiful Island By the atlas
LINE STEAMERS. for $50; with the option Of extend
ing their u!D az tho rate OF
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
ta Haytf and Colombia. Accommodations 1Tst-cfass
PIN, FOHWOOD & CO., Al l-s, - state-at., ~. 4
THOMAS COOK 4 SON, TOURIST Agencies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
miscellaneous
european Advertisements.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPDS'Ss COCOA.

BRE.AKFASr-"By thorough kno%ledg Of INC nae
digestion
ftio and LV careful application or the nne properties u
Cocoa, Mr. EpJs h97 provided our breakfast
,ai'os Win daeatsy Favored beverage which may save
s many heavy doctors bills. I + in the ldcious Use q
sc afeies OK diet that constitution may D. Rfadu3ny
M m until strong enough 70 resist every tendency " as.
ease Hundreds Of subtle mallol.s are iot.hs arg ~
reacy o,fack there - weak point We may
escate MANY fatal shaft by keeping ourselves wen ioteg
With pure blood and a properly AOur4'il'd lteAo N''
Service Gazette. nj ..... ,. .,r,, coiS o,iy O.,
Made simply with boiling waf or Is. Sod oh ni,n =
hal, nornd tins bv Grocers. aheod thus: James EfPS
"a h ~ n orog ouaibc Chemists. London. Encland."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
OUTGOIVG STE1NERS
TUESDAY. JAN. 9.
THURSDAY, JAN ;.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEW.YORK SATURDAY. JAN D. 100
AppTVFD

PORT OF NEW 1Olsh .-N'-A l. y
ARRIVED.
steamer onde B EihsTinson Japan ana @S Gnho ia
ports GIBRALTAR Dec IS and .! Mlc4a1s ~ to mus"
steamer Brl, Worra Liverpool zee fo
%yTi, Is At G ha Bar aT at a az so NJ
Sr H. Tcrmuda So with iron Lawrence Tnr.
nnrc 60: John seascr Arrived al Tue DAT d.
1,rr Plato (r Rende Rio Janero Dece, Victoria TO-
steamer Morgan CITY Gardner Galveston GAYS "' '''
Steamer shawmt Fuller Orleans days with mdSe
y S R'% To Wake @sFs SAVANNA
s o9sI MS.9op to PF srac a' smsS
Rr Dow new rotterdam days, with mdse
to order; vessel to scammel Bros. IN -. ,, AL, %
Shp Fnhe[ CocSra d. F TfTSoU co. 81 '"'' WIN
sUNsEr--Winda a, sandy Hook. moderate NV clear.
Al CIty Isand-Wind moderate NV clear.
Arrived yesterday ~
Steamer viking (Nor). Haslund. Nassau NJ days. wiz"
mdsc to ~ Montcl * son
CLEARED.
Steamer Greece tRr). jeffrey Liverpool-F WI Hurst
Steamer Monte Rosa (Br Thomas Liverpool-simpson.
isteSmer xeter city (Br Weiss BrisolJames Arkel d
Steamer Golden Horn (Br Pcppere Bristo-Barber go
Steamer De Ruytor (belg' Brdrens' Anl"erP-Fu'0"' ~
Steamer britannia tFr) Co.le Narseles-J Elwe & co
steamer Eratt.n tNorl, Uckcrmann' vera cruz fun'h
steamer Hyponte Dumos CBu. Dure st AIMS Bay Jam
steamer Mnre OBI. Morrison windward Isands-A
tcan"r 0riz16i Mcintosh and Mexican ports
tc ri Lam pasas. crowc via Key westc
Skinner seneca stevens Nev Orleans < II seaman
siIrr FycIs'or higgins Neu.O orleans J Van Sickle
Steamer 5cneiacor. iueaIn. wimington,SC clyde
steamer on Dominion Couch, Newport News and Richmond
steamer .oaIoE iiulpnors Newport News and Norfolk
Sif,ner Rchmoni Jeuney, West Point Va-ola Dominion
$500 ,... tJ =, Lost.r
steamer Tieanor4 bragg. Portland -Tior1tio Hal
Steamer II r Dimock EldrdEc. Boston II i jlHlocS
Bans El,hO fr McIrte, GEORGETOWN Deihei"fa l. " "
B5a V.gant OBJ, Christian, santa Cruz cuba-J Whit
Br'g piisy Nash cane Town John Norton d Sons; r,
Brig Brtanula Hotchkis>. BrtgetoWn' baio1uo'S"
TToWbr.dgc's sons ,.,,,,-
steamers euaarndam. for Rottoiam Ia Bretagne Hayle
-tt-vI.. TOnnnE Ufnh~ia. IIvefpoo. SHea'Oh lO"tl'
Porto r. Philadelphia. Laguayrt. >Hon DuHI ridealA
Seneca. Orleans, Nacpocare SaNdAhi'
E-anokr Norfolk OH Dominion. richmond ,.-,-...a
SHIPS Barn- Bros. Tor fosonan bncAh4 son
WILLARD midget TOR NaluhfasO, isa~S J@'Ao'I'
Salaycrry. Benny DOOM Dunedin.
AI>osa.iel VIA Long island sound
Bark ]. NJ smith. ior Part Natal.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON. Jan 3-Arrtyed, steamer spain tBr). Guhths
Sew York.
LiyERro6I- jan 2-sacd. Eunc tBr, Thompson.
Jan sailed steamer England Ir IIeeey. for New YORK
CUREysTOw'. jan Arrived. steamer -'Flf ibt AA''
from York hcrway 20 LNrrpl 0l. ana ui0ce
LfLAru IA Passed, Hinli'r II bpurkoshe Nh''' A'''
que. from NrT.H0r. on Deg way To lit'i' ~ ,r. H.,
ET,sAr s. PASSED. steamer France lBrl haueg llVm
Nv. Y,r. "a her way 20 Liverpool. . ,
HAWK Jan sailed, steamer Ia Norrlnh' ifU' 'oh'i'
sy9Ardar Jan 8 -aei steamer Yorkshire ,BD. Arnold,
70. new lura.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
THE RECORD IND PENSION DITISIoN
SENATOR PLUMB OBJECTS TO MAKING ITS CHIEF
COLONEL N THE ARMY.

SENATOR PLUMB OBJECTS TO MAKING ITS CHIEF
COLONEL N THE ARMY.
WASHINGTON Jan. 3 Spccian.-The bill 10 establish
record and pension division In the war Department
which passed the senate just prior 70 the CHRISTMAS
adjournment ba. been recalled from the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES for the purpose Of giving IL iurthef
considerations good deal Of haste Wa made in pass
ing the bill throueh the Senate. H. il was taken mp
by unanimous consent on the day il was reported ana
s,rccd To- within thirty mnutc-. The bill was re-
called from the IIousc upon the motion oil senator
Plumb. who was not present when it wa "''e1 upon"
lie does object 10 the proposed establishments 81
the now division. That i'm fact, has been accomPI'he1
r,,, -io,aIy bv an order of the secretary OF War,
and under the new system instituted y Dr. ANS
worth the chief If the division, extremely goou IT,
suits have been obtained. The methods In force nave
brought about the saving to tie Government ol 'D'
100000 year beside, greatly facilitating me I"Piu
Dispatch Of current business.
The division ha, about 800 clerks assigned to Ii
and is probably the largest division under he Gov
eminent The main object of the bill i, to authorize
the President TO appoint DR.. Ain-"otlh
colonel in the Army a reward ZOE
the work he has accomplished S'h''
he became chief Of the division. This provision o'o
atcd some discussion in the senate wnen the Dill was
ND for passage but whatever objections were made az
that time wero overcome. II Wa eApMhcu i"'' ~
Answorth who is now assistant surgeon WIN ''r
rank Of captain would be takcr ont 81 the '.'u'aI
Corp, and also ont Of the line Of prpmoNo'' Hls INC
work was 20 he the supervision of the ie'oruN oi III.
soldiers of the late war. and by the time hc iclf''
from the place fo.cc Of five or ia clerks "ouid "'
sufficient TO rln the business Of his Office lH' p"Po
-tlon to make him a colonel wa simply 10 lh-"c "
consistent and uniform administration ot me "'o 1901
ycar- 10 come This proposition doe, not meet WIN
favor I'm senator Plumb's mind. lie consider " 10
br AN anomalous creation of Office aud io' h Ic WIN
p li.v nj I'm, Government. lie think that % "ond
lac inst a. propor 4, maxi, the Commissioner oi Pensions
b.igado r general a. to make thc CHIEF 81 thl. 'N',I
a coiOrcl Their dutic- arr 10 great rN'-' .ll'l-I'
cycept that Tine Commissioner 90 Pensions '''"yi.'
NOR. important place" lut tn" admin l.tl"u"H ~ u'ln
nTc,- = purely civil and not military. .'a' y
,ncl, eli and Gor1u two Of the most N'rNu'IFc rn
in tc senate strongly adj coated %, pa--s OF ihr
lin and the House Committee ou Military -h"i' ms
ftvGrailv reported similar measure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04

resident of Phnllpsburg fell from train at Washing
ton today was instantly killed. MS heCh "ds DIVAuh
and the train ran the body
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04

WHITE STAR Line
w FOR QUELNSIOW y
ROYAL AND L NIIED )
fhdriatlc..-Jdn. Z, > ~ p. 100. !
BritaDnic..Jan. Il. s 80 an.
1Celtlc........Jan. y. 3 D. p.
Germanlc.Jan. %, Z 80 "a. ID. !
From White star DO. z
Second CABIN on these ?
and upward ACCORDING 70 81
Second cabin. $50 and $40.
terms: steerage. so. Com y.
New.York. Philadelphia ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
PALESTINE coHxANDERY,s ANNUAL BALL

Jersey To get married In the Of 1889 there wero
1862 nonresident marriages in the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04

Mrs. NINSLOW SOOTHING NYNUk
las been used Tor over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of NOTIFIES fDr th.ir CHILbhES WHILE TEETH.
40. WITH rllFECf SUCCESS IL SooTHES tho
CURES WIND COLO and IS the best remedy for
DIARRHOEA Sold by DRUGGISTS In every part OF tho
world twenty-five cents bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
Arnoulccin nsA
4 NEW COLLAR
"E z W." Sho-hone. IL. + w"

For Boynton's celebrated furnaces, hot water
heaters baltimore h.nfeFs an range, % tbs
BOYNiOH FURNACE CO., 21f and 200 WaEersL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04

The Leader" the best Watcr-Cnckcr in the
world nlti,- ana pho Ihauct Waist -odtt a
powerful hrud.r up of tH-uc. HEALTH ROOD CO.,
81 FlithaNc.. and au -lor"is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04

~ uE BOOK OF OPEN-AIl SPORTS o.tavo 500 pages
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BRAKENAY on THE NDRBiS AND ESSET KILLED
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