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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-08
Gbe Gintes, Nep Blpomhelo, pa.

nB- A storm swept over the village of
Osceola, Arkansas, on the 28th ult., about
noon, uprooting trees, sweeping away
fences and demolishing houses. Three
churches and several residences were de-
stroyed, and two persons were killed. The
crops were ruined along the line of the
tornado, which crossed the river at this
point and then swept up tho Tennessee
shore. 7
'cB- The New Brunswick Carpet Com
pany, have now running at their mill
"Short's Patent Power LOOM" weaving
solid tapestry Brussels carpeting six times
the ordinary width. This is the first time
that so wide fabric has been made by
steam power, and this is the only loom now
known that can weave carpets, shawls,
reps, and similar fabrics of unlimited width
by power.
Gsy- On the night of the 1st inst, seven
masked men entered the residence of Sam
uel Pope, in Patterson, N. j., and while
five pistols were pointed to Pope's head, he
and his wife were securely tied, the thieves
rifled the house, carrying off ST., 600 in mon
ey, jewelry and silverware, and $1,000 in
railroad bonds. Payment of the bonds has
been stopped. There is no clue to the
thieves.
B-Last Monday forenoon, at Lyons,
Wayne county, a farmers team ran away,
throwing the man out of the wagon and
killing him. In the afternoon relative
named Fox drove the runaway team to the
village, for the purpose of securing coffin
for the deceased, and in crossing the Gen.
tral Railroad track, locomotive collided
with the wagon, and Fox and the horses
were killed. The locomotive and two or
three cars were thrown into ditch. No
person on the train was injured.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-08
Miscellaneous News Items.

cSs- Abby Gable has been arrested at
Poughkeepsie, New York, charged with
committing abortion on Susan Cramfey.
The latter died.
15B- On the 1st inst, the wife of DR.. w.
Wharton, of Jacl1sons Four Corners, was
killed at Republican pole raising, at Ran
dolph's. The centre pole broke and struck
her.
"a The latest patent contrivance design
ed to stop runaway horse is pair of
binders, by which the driver on pulling
cord, instantly and effectually blindfolds
the unruly quadruped.
c5g- Four men are supposed to have been
drowned near Eastport, Maine, by the up
setting of a boat on the night of the 9th.
The boat has been found, but the bodies
have not been recovered.
ES- A stable proprietor in Chelsea, Mass,
had several of his horses mysteriously sick
ened recently Examination revealed lot
of polypod in the hay, which it is supposed
poisoned the animals.
eB- A young lady at Peoria, ILL.,, the
other day, spread q piece of bread with
butter, arsenic and sugar, for the rats that
infested her room, and laid it on the table.
She next spread another piece for herself
with butter and sugar, which she laid be-
side the other.
She then began to read q book, grew hun
CRY while absorbed in reading, reached
for her bread and butter without looking
up, and getting the wrong one, began to
eat. The physician soon cane, and had to
make night of it.
eds- Recently a lovely Desdemona, only
daughter of farmer living in Bethlehem,
Albany county, N. Y, ran away with an
ebony Othello, a farm hand originally from
Maryland, and married him at Albany that
night. The father raved in vain and cut
her off with shilling, while the mother is
heart-brol1en.
e5g" On the Cd inst, Alden Marson, Of
East Pittston, was killed in an alteration
with his son John, during drunken row.
Marson, who is desperate character, had
been abusing his wife, threatening her life,
when the son interfered with the above re-
sult. Young Marson is under arrest He
is only nineteen years Of age, and is said
to be a peaceable young man.
CY- A Cincinnati youth, guided by the
advice of a fortune teller, sought to make
girl love him by means of electricity work.
ing from under her chair. When the time
came she sprang into the air about three
feet, and when she came down she landed
on her lovers hair and took about two
handfuls therefrom, and then told him that
she hated him. No match. nna6
cE- At Tunnel Hill near Cairo, ILL.,, on
the 1st inst, an affray took place among
laborers employed in the railroad tunnel.
Three men were stabbed, of whom one has
died, and the other two will probably die.
Their names are unknown. After the
melee, an attempt was made to blow up the
residence Of saloon keeper, named Gamer,
who has incurred the ill-will Of the crowd,
but the fusee failed to ignite whole keg
of powder which was placed under the
building, and Gamer and his family, who
were asleep, made anairow escape. Whis-
ky seems to be the only cause. 1a,li 3if
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In consideration of the present high
price of provisions, the Governors OF the
Bank of England have added five per cent,
to the salary of every officer, clerk and
porter in the establishment.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-08

MURDERS in the large cities are becom-
ing more and more frequent. At the pres
ent time twenty-five murderers are con-
fined in the "Toombs" at New York
awaiting trial.
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Guaranteed Bonds

Payable in New York City for sale at prices that
will pay IL per cent. on the investment NUM-
CIPAL BONDS of the highest grade always on
hand. THOS. +. ELLIS 4 CO. Bankers,
4lr4w IA Pine ST., New York.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-09
eoASTiNc.

The only hone of success which the Grant fac
tton have is in the division OF the Democratic
forces The meeting Of the Louisville Convention
revived the dismayed and dsspirited Office holders
and their newspapers have not been slow to I'M
prove the briet period in printing boastfu articles
asserting the gains to Grant from the Democracy
and Growing over the victory that they proclaim
awaits their idol in November
In this they will be very much mistaken The
assemblage at Louisville has contributed to
the destruction of what opposition there was in
the Democratic party to the candidates nominal I'd
at the Baltimore Convention.
We will venture the prediction that the Grant
faction of the Republican party will not be able to
purchase more than score or two nj Democratic
votes in the whole State Of Delaware.
The Convention at Louisvi failed to find a
nagle Statesman who was willing to become their
ieader, and actually adjourned after being inform
ed by the man they had named for the Presidency
that he positively would not accept They were
NO less unfortunate in their effort to secure
didate for the Vice Presidency. Mr.. Adams tele-
gram is hollow and deceptive. 1t declares that
he will not accept if Mr.. O'Conor does not This
actu Ally left the Convention without q candidate
and its adjournment at the stage at which it took
place proves 1t to have been mere farce, and
failing in its object hzzed out, rs it deserved te
do
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-09

Senator ZACH CHANDLER informs his Radical
fasnds in Maine that he has no money to spare
for Blaine's district. He thinks that Blame, OF
Maine, osght to paddle his own canoe. and II
thers u any truth in Oskes Ames sworn testmo-
NJ, Blaine, Of Name, might take some OF the moD-
ey realized from the Gre iit Mobilier shares which
the present Speaker il said to have received III
1858 and pay for his own election. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-09
Separate Action.
NEGRO STATE coxvRNrIoN cALLNp.

NEGRO STATE CONVENTION CALLED.
The negroes feel deeply the position they have
been assigned by the white portion pf the Radical
party, and the Grant and Wilson Club, OF this CITY,
At meeting last week, passed resolution to hold
convention, composed Of men OF their own race.
at Camden. Del, on Thursday. the 18th instant
The resolution is brief but expressive. and Is in
he following words:
Resolred, That we re-afiirm our demand here
to,ore made for the recognition by law over the
whole country Of the entire equality OF all Amer
can citizens in their civi and political rights re-
yaIdless Of color"
The movement no doubt originates from the
disappointment which the negroes feel in not be-
ns fully represented III the official positions
within the gift Of the Radical party and OH the
ticket which they are required to vote and which
they have voted with such great unanimity.
They have been promised many advantages If
hey would vote the Radical ticket entire. But
they seem not to have received the tull measure
q their demands and hence the resolution to hold
q separate convention. What action they will
take remains to be seen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
REAL ESTATE.
Nyw.YoRK. Saturday. Jan. 90, 1872.


Messrs. Muller. wilkins a. Co. sold by order
q, the superor Court under direction Of Joseph r. Fsn-
ders referee plot ground fronting ON the Boulevard
and extending through to Eeventhave having an
of i've city lots for $4,000 The plot is located on the
west side OF the Boulevard Ill feet north Of Ninety.
ninthst the following being the Dimensions; 60x2ls,
69x2224S feet. ,. -. 49,,
,otd and fnI ports OF any made win be given In this
column At private sale there is good nuns anu the
paut to an active market during tho Spring
Ise~b Mcclure will sell on Tuesday the two-story and
basement frame house snd lot known as No 81 Suffolk
ST LOT 25xO0 The sale will DO absolutely TO the highest
hidder NV order Of the Supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
r a. .FFIFTH CIRCUIT COURT Of Il
Corporation Notices.

Dl'ANT~ENT OF TAXES AND AssEssxESrs No. q CHAsswH,.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Asaos zoe
ho' TIE Real and Personal Estate Cg and Coosty Of
tne 1eI M Will be for Inspection nd eysny an
- stf MONDAY January 1871 will remain oNss - ~
Ap loz inclusive for ile correction Of sOr and T. .o".y
o. We assessments Of the sioressd and neop,l 80
VIZ tno Co1hv OF NesiOFk All persons believing o. INC
el aust n'ke application 20 the Commissioner, during he
HLu'lt 10 order ~ obtain the relief provided by law
GO u. ANDREWS \ Comm sioper,
nBOS CkEAhRR, OfTGIes
NATHANIEL SANDS. Assessments. sna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
Citn Real estate for Sale.

FREE REGISTER, with particulars of
COO Houses Buns Lots for SALE aud TO LET contain.
Ins CITY map &c. &c Apply 10 v. K STEVENSON SON. IL
PneSt
A -116TH-ST. 600 feet wide1 three LOTS
"A. Nnhe overlooking Morning Side Park for sALB at
bargain. Nh slN1LAIn l., q oo rlne-tL
NOR SALE on easy terms, or LEASE-The
fIsSe 4story HOUSE No. Is West Twenyh rd-st, Fifth
Ayeuue ote 10 West Twenty hd-st, sxbave in
complete order possession , DD,o =,
nor SALE-A first-class brown-stone h. 8.
HOUSE on West Trtyfouhs Also several bargains In first
class tenement house, Also four os ll9h near Bo9eL4r
Chesp Apply to Z. WILLIAMS SON. go West
Thrty.fouuhst, adjoining North River Savings Banf
IGOR SALE at bargain-Three new brown
HOUSES Pouhave, between Bghty-Bfh and Eighty
. EXCHANGE for good first railroad bonds
Houses high stoop in good order Address o. Box
Eight Hundred and NiDeghvt
EOR SALE CHEAP-Valuable STORE and
K TENEMENT PROPERTY, in the Eighth Ward, yielding q
large income. Apply to MULLER, WILKINS Co.. 7Pine-st
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for smaller
houses large vide HOUSE Twelht, Iithsye. RU-
LAND WHITING, 5 Beekmanst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
Conn gslano Real estate for Gale.

A PLOT of LOTS, south side of East New
Jamsca orse Car Roai hounied by Vine and Curtis
m This property stus;ed Tie graded and
opiv 4 blocks from Richmond Hill Railroad Station
PIC : 2O $50 cash MICHAEL DONOVAN
~ 74l Second.sve, n. Y.
ARGE, HANDSOME, COUNTRY RESI-
IL DENCB acres tuel the water Railroad Depot
ON Island for SALE or EXCHANGE brooklyn NeTio
vronertSS rutland 4 WHITING. ) Beekmsnst
nor SALE ON EASY TERMS at Shutdown,
Il L. valuable FARM Of COO large douhe house, barr,
earrrhous &C. will mile Of Smithtowu and Port
Jefferson Railroad row budns) TWO1HlRDS OF the purchase
money NAV remain on bond and mortgage Apply TO
niO6l MULLER, WILKINS Co, No. 7 Pinest
IVANTED-A snug HOUSE, with Stables
w and Outblnpgs with rom 10 to 20 Of land within 20
lies Of New.York on South Side Railroad preferred Address With
fol description property LONG ISLANDER Box rs Tribune Oce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
houses ano farms manteo.

~ tNnl-S1,000 down, balance i'm INSTALL
,HO'NUO nen- WANTED TO PURCHASE good three
"yory and ffeloh roof HOUSE Less than % feet ds
"a me h,tAo0 Of Fulton Feuyi in good order and bvs
~ 0TgIS's~sHe Address with particular ESSEX, Boz III
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Drp Goods.

At KINzEY".
CLEARING sALB
BEFORE STOCK TAKING
AT KINzBps
LOTS OF OPERA AND DARK KIDS 2se
Tw0BUTyoS KID GLOVES. 4sc - -
ppLKNDIp Two.BUTTQN KID GLOVES, 80
80 ~ -. AT KrszEYs.
hW &oo fA seAck hHs n &c p
SPLENDID opEfs woBurroys No
WHITE TwobSrroS STITCHED WITH BLACK GF k az
gILk GLOVES HEscRD LNsp, dc. pair, -''''
FsE Isle GLOVES &C., Toe Ric, l5c. pair. -
HOSIERY CLOSING VERY Low
uBhiLNO UNDERWEAR MARKED DOWN.
PRETTY TRIMMED OHEMlsE, sc.
sgFRFIED AND TRIMMED CHEMIST, Gee '''
WORKED AND TUCKED DRAWERS, s2c
BUPPLED NIGHT DRESSES. &c. z
RyrPtEp AND TECEED SKIRTS, 700
.I-'" ''O'I'' 'A'A'' ~ AT KIMErs
TFNTUCKED skirts 6ec
VERY I1Sk SKIRTS, use. up
LADIES LINEN COLLARS ic Be- &C., Toe up
!AlESciRSShs LACE COLLARS &c., &c. 'e II * kS1Ers
WORKED AND LACE SITS, Use. to &C.
LINEN SETS ffom 3ie. to - Is. -
RaETE sSET 1sp y4S sSs @ q ,s
AO''A'''' AND FLU iA''' &C. o. &C. '''~ AT KNzErs
LINN EDGINGs IT,. 2c &c, &C., Sc, &c. yard
vALhsciLsSES IAoES &c. &c. &c. &c., &C. XII klszErs
CROCHET EpsTNes 2e; Be-; q. Sc, &C.. e. yard.
'''A Inv no. ''' 49, &C. Co. ''O' 'i'' '- AT KISzEYs
HIsBUkG EDGIEGs AND INSERTIONS,
&c. &c., &C., lOe, NE. lSc, 2Je.. 2c yard an ,,nv,o
WORKED BANDS, 22c, Use, ase. sc.
SPLENDID GUllCIb BANDS, &C. Up. An ,,,n,,o
T4RLETANs swIssEs, and GRESADISEs, very she.p
HENsTITCH HANDKERCHIEF Sc, &C., l2tc. l5c., zoe
EMBROIDERED and LACK HANDKBhCHlBFs, 2oc ~ np
eEsTs EESnEP EASPEBEGH CHEZ d, loe Ias
fA''i ''''''Nh N"'D >''''''' '''' AT KINzEYs
RICH BRoCADR RIBBONS &C., lOc rie. lsc.
RICH wATERED RIBBONS, &C., &c., lUc. l2tc ,rv,vzvvs
CORD EDGE RIBBONS &C., o., Toe, 1870.
RICH GROs GRAIN RIBBONS Zoe, 2ic., lie, nc ,7,v,o
WIDE FANCY RIBBONS isc 2Oe asc., Sic.
ALL SILK, THREE INCHES WIDE, zoe, &c 3le ,s,vv,o
WIDE SASH RIBBONS &C., soe. ecs 'se.
ALL SILK, FIvEIkCABS WIDE, 25e yarL .ru,r7pv,a
SILK TIES sRvRY INCHES WIDE, Soc.
LOIS o' lies oh''iN' fNo" W. AT KISzErs
CoLoRgD sTJg vBLvETs 2Oc., 2sc. ale, 4ce piece up
BLACK SILK 'EL'ErS' &c., '' ''S VIC piece At KIEzBYs
SILK AND SATIN GinPs, 25c. piece up.
BLK lEihhiHds ''c'' u.s. ''e' W. p' n.y. AT KINzgYs
RICH Fix TRIMMINGS &c, &C., Sc, &C. yard
SILK FkINGBS Sc, &c ioe l2!s' lSc yard At Krszpys
: SIX BONNET VhI'h'F' &C. &c., 'Os' " ' AT KrNzEls
YARp.v,rpE soTTIyGHAM CURTAIN LACES,
2Cc., 25c zee, 5le., Die, 40, &c !Ara' ,rr,u1py,a
HATYsooK AND JAcoyET MVsLIN Pie up.
PLAID AED FANCY MUSLIN, l5e. yard up. am ,,,,,,,ro
CHEAP LOT MARsEILLBs QUILTS. oon, .
f"i h''''' ''' AT KINZEYG
SPOOL SILK lei sKEIE SILK lc
BEST EMBROIDERY SILES, e. Ar ,,y,rv,o
EXCELLENT 2olYARD SPOOL COTTON B.
BEST sIX-CoBD 2CIYARD SPOOL COtlOF, &C. ~ u,v,pv,s
FRENCH WORKING COTTON &c
BEST ALPACA SKIRT BkAlDs, DC. AR n,vgpv,a
BEST ENGLISH HAIR-PISS, &c package
BEST PINE, IA ROWS, y. PAPEh Az u,y7pv,s
ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES, Sc 1Oc. l'c. zoe
ENGLISH fh"HL Do i0''' w. 49, AT KrNZEYs.
LINEN TApE9 Ia, Pc De-, Il. piece
TWILLED TAPES, &c. &c, &c piee. nvrzpv,o
BEST SWAN BILL HOOKS AND EYES, &c.
D"SSs D0 iiO"'' &C. "' 49, " AT KIEZEYs,
6ol BROADWAY, . ..,,.r .,,, ,ornru srs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEw-YoRK Saturday. Jan. 20, 1872.
The horse market of the week closing to-
day presented hardly anything worth reviewing New
arrivals been few, sales stu fewer neither Of them
inviting especial notice. There were not enough trans
actions the general market to make the figures in the
suboined table anything but nominal, and they are
quoted with view to indicate how in all prObabil
ity prices will during the coming Spring trade than
rs a statement of present market values.
Csnsdian Farm lOrses. rom ~ 70
Canadian Work Horses $50 to RS
Car and stage Horses ss.itom l'Ito 100
Prime Truck Iiorses rom JJoto f.U
Iighhapess Horses (singel. from $50 TO TOO
Ii htharese HOrres tDelrsl IRON bD 10 buO
Zine Carriage Horses (per span). from loo to l0
Very stylish Coach Horss (per span). from 300 70 1850
The sales held during the week at the public auction
marts were rule, pretty well attended, and prices
realized trihe in advance OF last week
At recent meeting Of the Farmers Club Jefferson
County. New-York. resolution was passed to Import
ing a OF horses that would supply the much needed
fine carriage horse, with style beauty, action, &c.
Whatever life there has been in the carriage business
OF the certain that IL has been confined almost
exclusively to high priced work in other words our
rstcass manufacturers have been quite active IN sell
ing part OF the stock hand, and very busy IN their
workshops while in cheap and medium grades Of work
hardly trade 10 speak or The sleigh
trade thus has been dead loss and there Is but little
prospect for its revival.
CARRIAGES EXPORTS OF CARRIAGE NATE
Danish West Indies 2..... 300 KiAL%
French West Lde. 3..... 800 New-Gfana packages $40
Cubs, ; carts. w hfekIs OT 'AhNlsh'
IaPORTs packages
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fiorses. Carriages, Garness. &r.

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BUFFALO Robes SIS 81, 80; Black Bear, Hudson
I'D Bay Wolf 5l3 $50 s2J $50 Horse Blankets, lO3 Chambers ct
HARNESS, Saddles, Brides and Horse Equip
i L ments generally at MOSEMAN BROS. ia Chambersst.
T o. TAYLOR's STABLE, 145 East Twenty
Ourths-rhe iue Carriage pairs and single Roaersa specially
SUPERIOR STOCK of CARRIAGE HORSES.
- f. A. FIrCFS Stables, i5s East Twentyf eurteyt
HORSE BLANKETS. ROBES, and SLEIGH
i BELLS In large variety at
HARMER, HAYS l. Co.. y Beekmsn-St
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ChanreS for Business Ellen.

CTEAM SAW-MILL.-A rare opportunity to
- PURCHASE drst-csss and LUMBER MILLS
timber limits Smell situated or European
ssd ApeneAn mAIseis. FOr particulars apply to
J. ". RUSSELL Il Broadway.
&I0 OOO aud an active PARTNER,
,s opate being largely extended Address & s., Tribune Once
C..sn n5kn to $50, O00.-PARTNER Wanted
D@O,UOO IN Easl shed wholesale Cs;h Bg,ine,s q,
.t. P o. Box an Ncg-iOrk City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22

tOuTthHNe Enhance on l"eL'y se'ehuisI
TRAINS LEAVE .XEwY0RK
For Yes.IIavn and Brdgslo 6Il lJO 1915 tBLl
70 fo Milford Satiod "a se Southport and wespO ioo.
nj 9:;S go ~ S o11 10 IN, u:3o sUr) a
50 !h $50 s'] , sPs ~ "a, s., $780, anil s,ovm
For Sianiod Z (SJ . llo 1918 (EIJ ms (EL) a4S,
For Greenwich sDd Intermediate Stations 1850 n 2ls
-; ssI sS% Nh s ;s + .a1e, x.rYo .7p n fol-
Boston via both sPnsctsos iES r. S? TRANS Ans
fSI B::sa "a 4. shsss iiss; Ns .ad and
For CsHpeceut River Rlroid m l2Sp H. to NORTHAMPTON
For r. Hro Pfcvidene. F.ht Railroad ga I2;l5 -,
3. toI New EVIL London i and Norwich, p m.
For Eev.yen and Northampton Railroad p m to North
Fof New Haven adeown aud wHmAnac Railroad IA L'e
For F. i Hoa..io MI Railroad sA m and p.
F For S b.Sb and S? Sef@ a 10
M s IS' Tln and also to Sun
d.y @ai Tram on either Line Drawing Car attached to 'o'
ticket ss n a s1 Is's s Ever % ISs a
Fcurhe also the oGcss the R, asp AZ, o
By leaving notice their Orss ssd 1 19S S DS
NEW-Y CENTRAL AND HUDSON
o01s T,an, viii leave from New Depot. Fourthhve and Forty
',FSOdI Ceaso ard EIpne with Dra~nsrOOm
o s.l cSic.gc Express with DrawsOOu Buffalo
,o.4 a m'i S Stafs and we.tsrn Rrpr.n.
with WV"
600 n R,pr. with se.pnseas for WATERFOWL, o'"fO and
soo pee g,pres with seepngesr for Roeheer, Buffalo
''V S.a.,. FaIl,; Chicago via both L. ana NJ G.
Railroads; snd st. Louis via Toledo sa's on SUNDAYS al
uoo op-En With Sleeping for Troy and Albany
M r.. Thinning n Of lonkers leave rom new depot
- Trains Tlriethst wet SIDE a. heretofore
A""''' 'p'N {. II. kENDklCk, Gtnsnl Passenger Aren't
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT OF
Pk ksaRa33Sspi .sd s t'% md 's@s n 1885,
night and on san Tsy sa ri Sd wAsSG
TON and TIVE WRsT Baltimore $50 1850 ana S;zV' m
"a, The sOTu $3.50 900 silver Palace cars 20 "sss
Ian and Lyphbug s2V train without tof mo
wFsT Va Rsoad9b m and t9"- hl ~ M
s,l,s, p,s,e ears attached the $3.50 ana un ous
Psse. can are attached the daily and run hroosh 70
issS Cpaaus Louisville snd st. Loss without change oIIef
49,. Ar, attached ths $50 n and run through rom
YoTE 10 Fort wayn. Chicago without chang or SAFE "''
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COUTH SIDE r. r. OF L. !.
Winter Ar,pgsmsn commencing Oct 90 1911 from Hoo'e's anu
N MN for P,t<hosus By Beleport srd Fire Place
Inna. M Accom- 10 Babylon. nj.
$50 Trpr.ss Palehoyus By stage for BespoH snd
$40 m for I.p through 70 PsiehoSss on o'
$50 o. m. Babylon Aoeommod,uop
$50 D. Accommodated for hsInei .o,.s<t Al
Tbs 40 ana no A M $3.50 aud $3.50 usihs eonh's
valley Stream ioT Rech,..J and hsnl's.a ,..A..,
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