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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-02

TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS.

Passenger 202 going East leaves Custer at 5:2l
p. m, makes connections at Lincoln and Omaha
for Chicago, New York, st. Louis. Kansas City,
St. Joe ANA AtchisOu and all points East, and at
Edgemont for Billings and all points West. Also
connects with trains at Aurora for Denver and
all point south.
Accommodation tram POI going East leaves
Custer at $40 y. m, arrives al EdgcmOnt nj ESQ.
Passenger pol going North leaves Custer at S:53
a. m, makes connection for Spcartish, Lead
City, Whitewood and Rapid City; also BOB, &C.
eommodation, leaves Custer at 4:i7 a. M. for
Deadwood and west.
Tor further particulars enquire Of
:. f. ELLIOTT, Agent.
Or write J. Francis, Gen. Pass'r " Ticket Agt
B. & VI. Ry, Omaha, Neb.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-02

A full and complete line of -four. feed,
bran and shorts, baled hay, corn, and
chop, at Garlock's.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-02

Throw away hat old leaky boiler and
pail, and buy the Anti-rustware, that
never leaks, at Garlock's.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-02

? Ralph McHoes, manager of f. Elsey's
New York" store in this place, packed
up the goods and departed with his wife
on Thursday for some other point where
the business will be resumed. The
point selected could not be learned by
our reporter, for the reason that for
some unaccountable cause the informa
ton was withheld.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-02

A subscription paper has been in cir
culatiod in this place since Thursday,
the object of which is to raise funds to
aid the starving Cubans, the amount OBJ
tanned to be emf to the Omaha World
Herald to be applied where it will 10
the most good. The paper is being
literally subscribed to by the citizens of
the town and vicinity.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-02

GUARANTEE to effect a permanent c,re of
the following diseases within a reasonable
length of time: Nervous Debility, Liver, Blad-
der, Kidney Complaints. Heart Trouble,
Lost Vitality, Weakness of Men, Varicoceie,
Piles, Structure, Ulcers, Fistuia, Skin Dis
eases. Hydrocele and Rupture. Write for
symptom blank and book as my system of
Home Treatment is so perfect I can guaran-
tee a cure in every case. Correspondence
sacredly confidential. 251-253- 255 Nicollet
Ave. L. y. Box 1oo. Minneapolis. Minno
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-02

The insurance adjusters have finished
their work, and the loss sustained by
the Deadwood & Delaware Smelling
company ofsthis ciyy was only about
one'third covered by insurance. How
ever the eminent success of the plant
has been of great value to the develop
ment Of the mines of this country, and
it is the object Of the general manager,
DR., f. r. Carpenter, to Immediately set
to worF to construct n smelter entirely
of steel on the same site occupied by the
old works. A large force Of men are
now engaged clearing away the debris
and removing the damaged machinery,
and everything now indicates that the
people of Deadwood will not have long
to wait before the new steel smelter will
be put u~p.-Review.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-02

The various religious denominations
of the city united in a union temperance
meeting last Sunday evening. 1t was
held at the Baptist church and was ad-
dressed by Mrs. Radford. Her address
was well received by the large congre
cation and was replete with good
thought. After the address the temper
ance pledge was circulated for signature,
and the fact that nearly 100 signatures
were obtuined shows the interest taken
III this great reform. 1t is expected that
similar meetings will be held as often as
practi able during the summer.
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Wanted

Men and teams with log wagons to
haul logs.
w. VI, PRATT,
Piedmont, S. d.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-02
Chnrche

CONGREGATIONAL.-Rrgular services: sun
day 10 q. N. Sunday School; II a; m preaching
services: : y. M Y. p. SC. L 8 p. IN. preach
ing service. Thursday 5 p. IN. Prayer meeting.
Come and worship.
WALTER RADFORD, Pastor.
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Wanted

A Portable Sawmill with engine and
boiler in good condition.
Send description and price TO
w. NJ. PRATT,
Piedmont. 6. u.
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J. w. KENDALL, Pastor.

BAPTTST.-Rcv. w. II. Austin will preach ev-
cry sunday morning AT II, and evening az 80.
SUNDAY school ut 10 a. M. Junior H.. y ]. l..
al 3. Senior u. Y. p. L. AT Gas. b. y. p; L.
PRAYER meeting at 7:30 on Tuesday evening.
Regular weekly prayer meeting on Thursday
evening ut 7:3O. All are very cordially IN
cited
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-02

MISUNDERSTANDING services each Sunday
AT II IL. m. and 80 p. IN. sunday School at 10
n. M, Junior League Sunday afternoon AT $50
O'Clock. Prayer meeting, Thursday evening
at 1880. You are cordially invited to these
gppVippS
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AMONG THE BROKERS AND IN
THE AUCTION-ROOMS.

l
Yesterday proved n quiet day in the realty mar
ket. a few dwelling houses and vacant plots were
reported sold at fair prices. but no transaction OF
general importance was recorded.
Max Hart purchased from Ernest W. Albrecht NO
q Morton-st n three-story dwelling house. LOT zoX
liS 9x25 2xll0S The price Is withheld
Sharrott Brothers sold for the estate OF JACOB ..
Warden No 10 West Onc-hundred and -thirty-nrst-
ST. a three-story brownstone dwelling house l'oH
50xlO0 r,,. c..,o,
Island sold for Mrs. A. G.. Riker TO j Is Duer NO
l2i West Eightieth-st.. private dweillng-house'
lsxGnxlG0 for about $50 900 MI,
Mandelbaum * Levine purchased from me br
estate the four three-story and store orlck dwellr
ng-houses each 2Oxsl. Nos. 1913. 1.5i5 l5 ana lo's
Sccond-ave and also the thrce-story proWmstone
dwelling house on lot 20XSn No 2S East Elgh,E
second-st southeast corner OF Secondave on pri'
yate terms. >,, ~. ,our
Louis Iese purchased from Sarah Norris me -FOUR
story brick teneme n house. on lot 2oxl"' NO
Goerck-st. =, A.. o..,,o ~
plans were filed yesterday by the estate %,
stone apartmpnt-hou 75xl5O to be erected on 'n'
southeast corner Of Fifth-ave ana rory -"i'"'''
] O'Rourke & Son are the architects , .,.
~ the Broadway Salesroom Aosterday tnere we. We
only one offering. l. J; Phillips SOLO IN I ntr
closure two hve-story brick tenement, houses,
stores. on plot 5oxs39. Nos. l!s3 and ltS th't "
ave. southeast corner ~ Ninety '
George F. Johnson FOR sbo"p
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foreclosure Sales.
49,
STREET.-Supreme Couu'


NIFTY SEVENTH STREET.-Supreme Court.
County OF Now York-rhe Dry Dock Savings In
si,u,Ion plaintiff against John b. Mc'ieorge ct ale o.
PENDANTS. 80.
In pursuance O, Judgment of Foreclosure and sais.
duiv made and the above entitled action. oear~
ing date the day OF August. 1895. the Eaer-
signed the Referee said Judgment named, Will sell a.
public Auction the Exchange Sales Rooms. now 10
Gated A. No Broadway. In the Borough OF Manhat-
tan Ci,y of York the twenty second day OF Pop
tenhc 1895 clock on that day. ~ tcharo w.
Auctonerr The premises directed by SAID JUG
m.nt 10 be sold therein described as follows;
All that lot. piece. parcel OF land wiz tns
buildings thereon erected situate lying and being IN inc
Nnefoenh Ward q the CITY II New York and oounded
and des ribbed as follows. viz: Beginning at point on Inc
ncrh.v side OF Fify-sevsnth street distant one hun
,e ami thirty estsry from the northesstery cor
er Of Fy-sevenh and Fourth Cor Park) Avenue.
running thence northerly parallel with Fourth Avsnus
and prr q the through party wal! one nun
dreI feet and five inches 70 the centre line or the DOCK
,hen-. asscrly along sad line and parallel with fry
seventh street twenty thence southeriy pares
with Fourth and part Of the distance through
nar wall hundred feet and five inches 10 the north
srIy side OF Fitty-scvcnth street and thence westerly
along Fifty-s.venth twenty feet TO the point o.
place OF beginning. -
Dated New York. August ilth, 1893
LEWIS ]. DELAFlrLD Referee.
BENJAMIN WRIGHT. Attorney for Plaintiff. IS PnrB
Row Borough Of Manhattan New York city.
The following is a diagram Of the premises referred %
IN the foregoing OF sale and known as street No
lis EastN1th Street New York CITY
Ftlty-eichth Street
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NUTLEY, NJ.
crapellrrs' tjcteI Docket Gnioe.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ths iia appears Mondays. Wednesday. and Saturdays.
HOTELS OFF 1TEE WORLD.
For descriptive booklet q any Summer Resort or h''e'
below. call or address send stamp
MWGsO 1aU8GG BUrGaW Co.,
ss Pt,h Ave. New York
2ss Rue de Riyoi, Paris
MWTEl POCKET GU0lDlE.
American p1q o Fl K K:n Ear2Pe1n op 0nsls
AsBl'RY PARK, n. INVEST END HOTEL, A. T.. - up
opens June % Write for booklet . pro,,
R6s4SN o I v.na,A As a.
ID .o tefley So Hotel p s. % NJ p $50 50 81
hhRR6666KEIEYMS&UII Efo. st Gee Gssse f 20
cHfiGcAGo III The virginia 4. = $50 Up: p 9 % up
DEAL y j. HahaNay Inn. % entire year Golf lnfs;
H B kRi TGs rSSa BERKsHiRE rHN 4 p up
"a Fron,ase 256 T. charming SURROUNDINGS Booklets.
TRFs r 99a,s rem rHoRRF % H s1 tfuns p
5. oniy 50 minutes from y Y-Har1 en-. piv y
LONG BRANCH \ .Nb 'cc6rriGEs. = END ~, FL
NEW ORLEANS CARTS ~ Ho'f + = up
NEW { TOR .r,ca & as So r. SO EP sS
do Cosmopolitan HI. Chambers + way, E;P' 81 up
P PHIYMoHTH EHs Grand Hotel S. + ssa
QUAKER HILL j. THE MIzZEN Toi ana oot's ages;
opens June is. Superior natural attractions SEND
SALT IN. r Ggsn 4 e g. to s.
SrN'i Tnd.f he persona, q H. Palmer OF
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w IL MoiuxriiNs PRoFftE HorsE I coTT.aEs
grounds COZ links. etc. Send FOR Booklet
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County o.

~ New York-Fr,nces X f.pman IT nj. flsint'ns'
orains, -, nhsrd Schusier e al. Defendants -,
In pursuance OF "A Judgment ~ Foreclosure ara Ssis
duly the above entitled action peat-
inc dale 10Th day II 1895. the updersste tn'
Refsree in said Judgment named Will sell AZ Pubic Av-
in n, The Exchange Sales Rooms. located AZ No
III Broadway I'm the Borough ~ Manhattan CITY or New
Work on the o2i day September ls9S AT IL O'Clock
noon on that dav by Thompson Pryor Adctioneers the
premises directed SAID Judgment "a he sold and therein
described follows
All that lot piece or parcel Of land with the
building thereon situated. lying ana being In the
civ County and state 81 New York. bounded and de-
scrbed as follows Beginning poin, the westerly
,d. o Madison feet northery from
the corner formed Of the westerly side
OF Madison Avenue with the norherly side OF one
Hundred ard sixteenth street. running thenoe west
rrly and parallel sail one Hundred and Fifteenth
stree, one hundred and feet: thence nortkery and
parallel with said Madison twenty feet and FIVE
inches: thence easerly and again parallel with said ore
Hundred and Street and part Of tho through
side Of Madison Avenue, and thence southery ana
norg tho westerly side 81 Madison Avenue twenty feet and
inches thu point place Of beginning Being part
OF the premises conveyed Margaret Sanders one or
the parties hereto Of the first pert BY solomon D. Cohsn
By deed laod June oath 1 1895, and recorded IN tns
the Register OF the CITY and COUNTY Of Sew ror
I'm I.ber 81 Section q. CoBs. T. 20l August ID issN
Dated New York, August goth, 1888 r, ,,
RANSOM RANSOM. Attorneys for Ilantins ~ bfoeo-
way Borough Manhattan, City ol. New iorh.
street number OF property is i772 Madison avenue
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TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
Wisconsin Central K. K. co.
First Series First MORTGAGE Bonds,

One n, tho Trustees under the above mentioned mort
eaye has ried h to forecose the based upon 'he
failure T., nay interest upon s. 3 800 Of such bonds hed
hv the Trustee under Wisconsin Central '"npany'
mortgage The interest which natured upon correspond
ing dates un bonds ~ aid First Series not hea n'
such Trustees duly paid Under tho terms ~ 'he
pr.. co,,.,,. mortgage In the Of foreclosure
FOR nr,ncipa! the First Series Bonds amounting 70
a 800 ono ana Series Bonds. amounting 20
a. 700 share proceeds OF sale Al the re-
ou.s, ~ the holders amount ~ said Fist
series Bonds undersigned have agreed 10 act as
COMMITTEES to protect their interests and 20 oppose any
foreclosure for principal Bndhoders desiring 10 per-
cpate can d SO by deug their bonds with the under
s,erad m r before September ls, 1895 Negotiable
cepts VIII be Issued therefor Copies a Tho agreement
NAV be seen az the % Il the Undersigned
Dated New YORK August a. 1888
ROBERT WINTHROP & co.,
Wall 81.
STRONG & CADWALADER
Counsel.
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------------- ff6fh Street.
The Approximate amour, Of the lien Or ces 5. soa
Ga 1S os with interest thereon from sne AMOUNT.
August is9s together with cost anu ans, so,h iios to-
rs,ber with the expenses te sale iae KIN srs 10
be- allowed TO purchaser out OF the p'renss'
AZ Maid by the Referee. 10 $3.50 ana interest
Dated New York. August S0th ieso TIT, cu w.n.e~>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31
Couartnrrship Notlfrs.
WHEREAS, the copar;nershlp heretofore


WHEREAS the copar;nershp heretofore eX-
w ,st,ng under the firm name OF 'IETERNATiONh:
fyC.fE FITTINGS 90" having is principal place OF
husne,s IN the CITY. County and state ~ New fofk
Toroueh ~ Manhattan has b n dissolved by me retire
,en fber.fron, of Emanuel a. Bf"chcr ANA Arthur \"
of members u said Nrm. anu "herehs
tho business said nrm Is and IL 10 be continued ny
,he .,fsrriher. c0paftner IN ehih hrTl hhd
said c1par'nership has transacted business IN
II three years and more ana also
No, rad heness with foreign countries ana the
s,h.rber The remaining partner In said cophtnership
saving elected continue said business under me nrih
name OF such prior copaftneishp. .. . a.. c.... 1,
Now therefore pursuant - the sta'u" or me sats o.
york I'm such made and provided J. the under
.,.r.f a. hereby certify that viii continue the SAID
,s,e.s and wifi continue the ~ the coIartnershlp
49,. -, ''.IxTERNATIONAL CYCLE FITTINGS COM
said business and that the person
under such OF international cycle Fit
%, w tr,.nny is SOLOMON l. PAKAS. whose place OF
hS &c a. No 249 I0ith Street. IN The borough ot
ssnSa,,sn CIV Of NewY York. state OF Ne"-foTk. ana
MIA Of business OF sHM hTm u AZ No. ~
,ne Street Borough Of Manhattan CITY OF New-YoTk.
state Of New-York 0
dated July 18th. lsos ,o, o,,o. ,.v.c
cat. y, New York city and County OF New FORK. IS;
o., mis- ard day OF August 1898 personally appeared
~ Re membfr Of the hrrn Of the international CycIs
me 20 tompany known 20 me 20 De he person VINO
1900 and executed the FOREGOING instrument ara pc
that he had executed me hamc
for the pufp"s" '"e' CUsTAVJs W. RAWsON.
Notary Public. y. Y. Co.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Boyisn Masa " F ,o :, na ~ ios s,r
n.rr }, rn,ip TO Hugo and John Jah"s 20
90: :g-t 81 , a'e 70 irei STATE, Tfu. pm.
rans executor oie. corner clinton ave ara 40,
Kins,ana trustee. etc ii2'h-''. loo II W 80
80 ~ a.e' ~ ma Ro,er, VI MciAnc. jr. Az
another. 'rlstess. IGN st. '-o II OK 'sI' y oo
r5fs A,nnvall md another trustees :, M,
e. y ii2l st. 1872 q " - ON AVE. 90. 'o'o''
Cr..- pauifr' 70 samuel k''in - % N"''0' i2s
To- sr '@i' i.aa, $ to cn,l(s II W ;,s.T
so Cour'ianl'- nte. - r y l"''' ~
VIZ, lear rost 10 Ti,ie Guarantee and Trust Com
rany = iI5'h ~ -" q 81 Amsterdam" ave- 75 m,
o,ner sAIi 81. 1870 It q Ams'eri'n'-a'e. y, 40
cay'enr 80, s. To- the naycry savings Bank no - M
coraer 7,eave ara i2oh - yeT ,s-,ocn,o a,
romm,,,c n W corner cott- st and Lexington mn,
"q E,oa r. ra. a noif IS q w5c rl;'",,
1rti ruas - It 20 white PLANS "'''' ZOO
vsas Emile ana nssGl.In t Sa
ios - io7 West iiih ~. insiAimen's -: in'
s.. william H. to wary %SSs'Ta' 'o'r IN
Mmaa J'r,",a az, M @@@s e f isI Futon"
W., e,c' s.s' +, jonas w,u ami another. ~
so a. ~, Il n " ~ Avenue \. ] months -. i'"'
Por,cr william K. o. Meyer l. sire, n corner ,n
CON and ls"f, Sit A' ;ie, fS.rl' ioo,h s..
~ Elton. years ....'',, "'V''
or.i,t~v william 7. and Eggcu'a {. 10 Ahhe II
f.,,te y, Hudson Z. ; wears WV
Niorf, Rosa - Water g G.r 20, trustee" a. ~.
r. -arr West End and SD -. years. "a. wv"
C.,flto I0aeph Timothy Geoghesan. NO IS' al ~.
West lI-in 81, d" -. ,-c,,~,v 1 y.ar.... 300
sane I, Jacob iilrsh. same ~ perry. y'h'..'. Or
Iur, John i. william Ro-e. trustee ~
- ave - II q > u 15bih ST. ) years s"'
p.,rr Ilhn A. o tho lhngrant lndistrhi Ha
inss Bank 7th ave. ~ n 81 ll'h-S' q ~.
Dewey Martin - Mary smith ct al eAecu''''' A, ,o
No go Madls0n-lve. years. %. '-''
Nh Thotu,, " To- the Germania lAfe tnsur- -, "a
s,r. Couptny 40 to 80 eth ave years i''''''
X auf,r ann fapalI. LAZY W Betestord 81 A. q, ~
trustees ct. 81 - Catharinc ~. years "o''
Niuer Henry ST. % Petty. Soulari * Nalker
Ve,lfy COMPANY. n 1924 -. l31o ~ OF ~
I,ro1k demand ...-.'s.'.' ''...' "''
Mcs.,nr-y Peter Albert ]. Blum w sth a'"' ~
,9lI II q u i55,h-st lnsiament' ~, "'"
Nr1;rorv Anna Alvin Elscrt No lso East 's'l- 40
piondell Mary g. - Marietta darlington = ."h- M
~ lG5 1 n Of LTSingtO u ave. /, part, yea W.
Thoup,ou Harriet + Title Guarantee anu 40
Trus, company 40 II West i2ith ~. years. '''o
p.ui william, & +. Catharine binde iaT"- ~
ave =, 10 n Of both -. year i''
vCchr Adam 10 Anton Rageite. = Forest ave- 90
80 n n - l3sth ~. demand -.. ..''.,.. i''
VngstaN Emily II and Josephine Il PARSONS 20
tnc r,mlgrant Industrial savings BANK II "'n- ..
8, 800 q II " or 5th-aye year....-'..' wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31
NEW BUILDINGS.

Ve,dover ave = 80 u ~ Washington ave
Tor two four stor, brick hathouses. % dSi ~
Eta Wolf No ~ East llbth-st. owner " '
13pih 81 n =. lOl.7 n " Of 81 Ann ave, tor Two
nvc-storv brick nathouscs 25NN3S. Manhattan
imnrovonlent Company. 40 2l' West l2''h 81
owner ! 9 Burns. ~ iol West i2d 81, aren't
,cc, acknowledgements. ....... $500 -.
ash st = q corner shave, Tor a thitte"n
~ Matthew Rvrrcs owner: ! O'RoufAe x Son,
No sl3 Lexington ave. architects. .............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31
ALTER ATOMS.

yyu,,s ave " = 20 n ~ li0th st, 10 four
story brick nathouse: II Grahedunke, No III
Wills owner
We, Terr Rad W \ 80 n NJ Woodrln-st
f. a TWO and a-ha.f story frame d"elling. pahiel
Nenes r. owner. Charles : Clark. architect.
W., T,rins Road W s. 25O n ~ l,dth II, 20
two and a half story frame dwellns JON"
poolcy. owner. w g Dickerson. atchl,e,'. -
,o,,h 8, No 30 West. to a one-storN dick store
g. sxsoii. Henry Morgen,hau. No 80 West 'fth-
81 owner. Burnman & Delsler. architects. 80.
,oa,b 81 No Oh West. a four story brick dwell
ing with store. Henry Morgenthau owner
Buchman & Deisler architects ~. -.
aod at No A. West and No IS West 23d-st' TO Two
,,ur story brick stores @ . PORTER IT al own
err. Charles johnson. architect. 80. .........'
Uerry-si. No ~. 10 a I'VE story prick tehemeh,
owner VI bernstein architect ...-........'
Park Row Nos ~ and 81. u a thirteen-story
brick stone and iron Office building; Joseph
Pulitzer, owner
9th 10 ION sts Broadway TO shave. 10 six
story brick store. ls4x32s; John Wanamaker
owner Robert Maynck. No TO broadway. ar
chltect :. :. -. - -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31

A pamphlet prepared by residents OF
Metuchen, N. J., describing that place, IS
directed simply to heads Of families. 1t Is
not a real estate agents circular. 1t gives
the facts about Mctuchen. Those who
Issue IT desire to reach only eongenial peo-
pie, looking for a suburban home, who may
from reading the facts be led to visit them,
and who may from visiting them decide
that NIetuchen offers the kind of home
and the kind of surroundings they want.
The pamphlet MAJ be secured by addressing
A. c. Litterst, Metuchen, N. J.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Cannon. No ~ :'xio" Samuel Klein 10 SIS 7oo
os Inc Gross ~; r, " o., OH ave- 2oxose Henry .oo
Mitchell t. lem M ~ Snm Gg-aS E2xIoos
Annie Van Emhursho TO 10, JSsspn wssbnsan Hun
i2sth st. 222e q" o. i, I'm ave- Omitted
i2sl q, s. 100 Z, q 7ihayc 1Side G,.,n,.S x
,o,.b :, n ; 90 n . = boulevard G0S5llo. John ,oc
F parraeh to george Morton % ss,x:-,; ~"
' GacoS Nlchola.. r to Mar collIas So
L ~, 5, s., an. NJ near ' Va1 Ies station Mary
COW 1oaos e. g. [ F. We, gssc Mary Mcwaer'
20 asa x p S. 25rloc. Louis zasoly and Aaron
., w,her cs-S ss'2 ws.,c iS creek so2is
IL II; rnoHp se'i iosrios 4;h corner Avenue
A. asS2ie to 49,, ''h.5 -, ,2SSTais Ave-
chester rex c1rrSr Ge,h-i iosIio5 Frank
sou,hge ws -J Hy.nd -, 70 s. ass,h:l 10;
Ia Tinted states Trust company executor " 10 10
Car Ce. b1 Tla na"n i5a3 It Of wicker
place 70 likes KS 9H7iS Thomas Nlfcha' y"
H.rm "a. s co:n. 'r', rsomoc os. los2s
gore Herman x viee 70 Adele kn'e''n''
SANE properly louis Hannenan referee 20 ,ons 300
J9snA Roso IN q TO N sTs asis 5,i
Tya3' e w. W Esr iss GS'enT D,v,d McMu.a
Marina q, NGMgS cf 7 ga ave- ""o'p iso Henry
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pOSTON STOCKS.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

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Dlui0rno Notitee.

missouri. KANSAS ~ TEXAS RY: CO;
- Wall St. Now YORK. Aug. 80 !eps =
COUPONS OF THE MISSOURI KANSAS d
TEXAS RY co q Texas sept a ,Si a afgs
,hs, 6a,e e. g. HEDGE N.-Pfesi and Treas
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UfFlCE of The Chicago Rock Island

M SD PACIFIC HALLWAY COLPANI.--Ch ~.
,ns isSs 40 the holders OF the chcag. Eocn Isl
Yea - tsehc railway Company Five per cent Thirty
NvfIf r sntiIs ~ nds and To Whom ii Afay CONCERN
,sara ~ HEREBY GIVEN that The Chicago. Rock
uei, 1"G racine Hallway Company has exercised the
ess s,VeN to II in Its Thirty Year Debenture bonds
'' NE agreement with the United States TRUST
,.r| 81 New-Yotk bearing date the FIRST day OF Sep
a ~. 1871. retire sati bonds FIRST day
~ september before the maturity al the prnc-
:Nsy yaynH 10 the said United states Trust Company
tss ai~ ~ Trustee under said agreement. hui-
Ve GOO per cenum the principal and ne
FURTHrnp, h accrued and unpaid thereon. NOTICE Is
a., ~ CiFtN tha; the said Tn. Chicago Rock ISL
hc rseihc Railway Company intends retire all o'
A now outstanding the Of September:
hssit. s aai that Il VIII said date pay 20 the sad
rtcns, " ,aniren and ave O0;) per oepum upon tne
80 llF Interest then s~crued AMI UNPAID on al
e,or. I'm ca'.sn.irx ~ order o. The Boa,d o.
PACIFIC snE Ch.CAGO. ROCK ISLAND AMI
hs.dsn," HALLWAY COMPANY. by Il. II. CABLE.
w. o. PURDY. Secretary.