davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-27
FACTS ABOUT EAST TENNESSEE,
Raising Fruit.
NO. LIN.

NO. LIN.
! We give below a communication on the
subject of Fruit Raising and make it one
of our East Tennessee Articles, for it af-
fords an answer to many inquiries being
! propOunded. Our people are waking up
on this subject of raising fruit. A sub
scriber from Sewer county informed us
| Monday that over eleven hundred dollars
wO rth of fruit trees were sold in that
county this spring by one firm.
Our people have heretofore given
as one excuse for not raising more
fruit, that they had no ready market for
it. How is the faosfs' We have been pay
ing from fifty to seventy-five cents per
peck orapples in theKnoXville market and
most of them brought from the North at
that. If our farmers will dig good cellars
and pits to preserve their fruit, so that
they need not send it into market all at
once they will find it will pay them well.
The market in East Tennessee is improv-
ing every day, and by the time our friends
get their trees to bearing they will find
market enough. But we invite attention
to the following article:
FARMERS CLUB Room,
JACKSONVILLE, MONROE Co., p
February 20, 1875.
EDITORS CHRONICLE: / notice among
the many inquiries from yOnr numerous
correspondents, the feasibility of raising
fruit in East Tennessee is made special
matter of inquiry.
| propose to say the north sides of our
knob lands and near their tons furnish the
required position and facilities for an en-
tire success in fruit, as much so as the eli
mate of Ohio. The lands are sufficiently
rich for the successful growing of trees,
and are more free from bOrer and curculio
than the bottom land. The same result is
attained as you approach the ele-
waited lands in and near the Smoky
Mountain range when both i'll Ten
nessee and Western North Carolina
fruit of all kinds is annually produced in
great abundance and in great variety. LO
cation is essential with reference to all
available means to retard the early germi-
nation of the fruit by seeking the north
hill side, and as much elevation as may
be practical. The fruit producing district
of western New York only includes some
five or six counties along the Lake shore
from Niagara river east, and frOma careful
and reliable compilation by a committee of
the Horticultural Society of western New
York, the county of Niagara has shipped
from her productions of 1871 the following
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-27
Medical.

The symptoms Of liver COM
plant uneaSineSs and
pain in the side. Sometimes
nfaHaanRIOt the pain is in the shoulder,
n NtMMt inn and is mistaken for rheuma-
II tism. The stomach is affected
with loss Of appetite and
sickness. bowels in general
- costiye, some alternating with
lax. The head is troubled with pain, and dull heavy
sensation, considerable loss Of memory. accompanied
azzszzsz1 azz4zzzz with painful sensation of hav-
ing left undone something
...t which ought to have been
49, done. Often complaining of
tVkR weakness, debility, and low
q ~ ~ spirits. Sometimes many Of
the above symptoms attend
Il tho disease, and at other
times very few Of them; bu
the liver is generally the organ most involved. Cure
the Liver with
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-27
Drugs and Medicines.
HEALTH ! BEAUTY!
Strong and Pure Rich BloOd-Increase
Flesh and Weight-Clear Skin and
Beautiful Complexion
S &c u RED TO ALI
RAILWAYS
SarsapariIlian ResOIVent,
Has made the most astonishing cures. So
quick, so rapid are the changes th|
body undergOes under the infiu-
ence of this truly Wonderful
Medicine that
EVERY DAY AN INCREASE IN
FLESH AND WEIGHT Is SEEN
AND FELT.
Scrofula. Consumption, Syphilis in its many form.
Giandular Disease, Ulcers in the Throat and Mouth
JUNIORS Nodes in the Glands. and other parts ofth
systems Sore Eyes, 6trumous Discharges from the Ears.
EruItye Diseases of the Eyes, Nose, Mouth and the
worst forms of Skin Diseases Erugtions Fever Sores
Acne: Black Spots, Worms in the Flesh. TumOrs Can
GERS In the Womb and all weakening and painful dis
cple are within the Curative range of Railways Sar-
saparan ResolVent, and few days will prove to
its potent power to cure them.
Not only does the Sarsaparllan ReSOlVent excel al
known remedial agents in the of Chronic Scrofu
lous Constitutional Skin und SyphilOid diseases but
1t Is the only positive remedy for
Kidney, Bladder,
Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Diabetes Drop
sy( Incentinence of Urine. Brghs disease Albumin
ria and in where there Brick dust deposits or
the water is thick cloudy mixed with substances like
the white Of an egg, or threads like white silk there
IS morbid, dark, bilious appearance, and white Bone
dust deposits. and where there is pricking burning
sensa and pain in the small of the back and along
the lons In all these conditions, Railways Sarparil
han ResOlvent, aided by the application of Railways
Ready Relief to the spine and small Of the back, and
the bowels regulated with or two of Railways
Regulating Pills per day will, soon make a complete
cure In few days the patient will be enabled to hold
and discharge water naturally without pain, and the
Urine will be restored 10 its natural clear and amber
or sherry color.
Kidney, Bladder,
THE WASTES OF TnG R0DY

Are supplied with new. healthy and vigorous blood.
that furnishes sound structure. Hence all suffering
from weakening discharges, either male or female or
from Ulcers Sores through the reparatye process of
hADEATs SARsAPARILLIAS are arrested, and the rup-
Inrhd hAnlnh
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-27
Grand Bal Masque!
Under the auspices of the
u KNOXVILLE TURN VEREIN
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1879.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS,
By two full Bands of Music
Chasfc, Novel and Entertaining.

The Committee of Arrangements desire to give no.
tlce that all preparations have been perfected to make
the TURNER MASQUERADE BALL the grandest
affair OF the season. During the evening. TWENTY
PLANO SHARES win be redeemed, Shares held by
parties who are not members will be first redeemed
Lady's Mask, one to the best Gentleman's Mask and
one to the most CONTINUE
Eiher. ~
Admission Tickets be procured at s. Bissingers,
corner OF Gay and Cnch streets. Positively tickets
sold at the door.
COMMITTEE OF ARKAXGENESTs-John ScherE Joe
Gratz Jul. Ochs, Chas. COhlhase T. Haupt, B. Kemp
er 5. BisSinger, .-..
Con-. OF 1SvITATION-Julius Knabe Herman Spiro,
Floor MANAGERs-H Goodman, Dinner, c. Cohl-
base. Jul. knabe, Herrm. SpirO. febl4s&Wd2W
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-27
TumOr Of Twelve Years Growth Cured by
RRdWRy's ResOlyent.
r. r. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Cures the Worst Pains in from One
Twenty Minutes
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Not one hour after reading this advertisement need
any one suffer with pain.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-27

the liver is generally the organ most involved. Cure
the Liver with
, 1872-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS MARINE ITEMS.

MISCELLANEOUS MARINE ITEMS,
4 Gghthotse is wanted at Two Rivers.
A taree-masted schooner is ashore on the
Straits.
The schooner Eagle Wing has laid up in De-
troit.
The echooner Scotland has gone to pieces at
Michigan City.
Tie Rowland has gone into dry dock at
Manitowoc.
The schooner Madonna has been pulled off
the beach at Sheboygan.
The bark Cherubusco is in Materlogged
condition in North Bay.
The schooner Travis was damaged By col
-1ision with the pier at sheboygan.
Dennis Regan, sailor on the scow Black,
was drowned at Milwaukee, Sunday.
The schooner Petrel, ashore at Milwaukee.
has been got off.
The schooner Jessie Scarth ran aground at
the foot Of Wolf Island last Thursday.
The wreck of tie schooner Butts was sold at
ManitoNoc for S775.
Tile bark Sweetheart, ashore at Duluth, is
owned by H. Coyne, Of Detroit, and is valued at
$50, 1000
The schooner Emily, Of Kingston, sprung
aleal, and sunk, six miles east Of Gananoque,
Cauada. She is insured.
The schooners Ashtabula, Essex, and Et-
ronach coI1iled at Manitowoc on Wednesday.
The first named sprung aIeak and filed.
Thomas Mcintyre, lnte Captain Of the Eighth
Ohio, died from the effects of internal injuries
13sulting from lifting heavy piece of ma
chinery.
"A despatch to Messrs. Smith l. Davis Of De-
wheat from the Strickland and 5000 from the
St. Lawrence, lies sunk at Gallop Rapids, st.
Lawrence River.
The latest relating to the condition Of the
five days to dredge the steamer out; q part Of
her anoe is gone, and her wheel is broken. In
this condition the Captain deems it unwise to
undertake the passage down alone.
, 1872-11-19
THE SUPERIOR COURT.
1Judqs GdTu.l

lJNu96 G13N+l -
r.v-14@Price r. Heaney; dismissed by plaintiffs
~t-u~nay 2279Prout ct al. =. Stephens; default for
want Il plea, and judgment ST 900. 26M-Baird =.
q cca: rule on defendant TO plead to amend narr IN
TN t,ays c,601-RoZet '. Bowen; same. 2692-W3ns-
ion. " same; same. o,265-Rozet r. Barker; rule On
deentiant to plead in ten days. 2,52-Rozetr Stock
sni Mutual Insurance Company; same. 2,524-Wins-
iar game: same. 2,G45-Baird T. same; came
ni5s-CIark r. Clark; default Y. both, and Judgment
! y~+ .nd property. 3,979a.-Grifdn for Of Car
tr~ r. Manufacturers National Bank as garnishee;
ieaye to plaintiff to file additional interrogato-
Res sna rule On defendant ia answer in
i've days -Reatersterz =. Woke; Judgment in
snswer Of gcrniehee, sso.14. 2,o75-BabcocE '. Nc
Cord; dismissed By plasntifrs attorney. s,137-
Brown y, Merchants Insurance Company; on motion
Of defendant rrocedeudo STAYED, defendant being adj
indicated bankrupt 3,138-Sains v. same; same
order 3,2s3-Union Foundry Works Y. Sweet: notion
dismissed rs to Stearns. 639a-Meudel :. Chicago,
Alton ST. Louis Railroad; leave to plaintiff to hle
new ua1r in lieu, ETC., and ordered alias summons.
6es-Hogan r. scow Juniata; plaintiffs attorney with
drawg appearance. 2542-Leopoia '. Hope Insurance
Canuans; leave to withdraw policy on leaving cerd
6sd copy. 2,1l9-Boetfcler v Booth; dc
n,,,rrer to pea lied On tha 18Th
i1s mt sustained. ala - s':hmpferman "
13radiey; by agreement dismissed st Plaintiffs
rosta, 2G5g-O'Brien s. Chicago, Burlington 4
Or:ncy Railroad ssnIe at defendants costs. %. s
SSunez ct al =. Aara Finch ct al leaSe to plaintiff
to dle transcript Of record, and ordered tud g1nen
r7reod Of record. 1G82-French T. Burt time to dc
fsudaut to dle bill extended thirty d6ss. 3,5i5-Ne"
, 1872-11-19
THE LAW COURTS,
kQIES QE INTEREST.

& NOTES OF INTEREST.
John DekoVen, yesterday, petitioned against
the extension Of the track On State street, north
Of Lake street, under q misrepresentation and
connected with the railway explaining that it
yas not intended to make terminus. or ston
ming mara Int b,11.,7,,a e1+ana;o7, o1onr st,fa
to Michiean and s1ichiran 10 North clark street
ara +hat7oo - 49, MI, s;do a. haforo ~
ana are thence to the North stoe' as oe1o1e Inc
~ r1. .e eoueun.ens, a179 Pala
~ +5a w. W. ~ Gaarce -
a5 esit T =; - 49, G5c,;t r.',4 "na...yr,e;t
~ "a nm aeainet Iamsa Rsrter - and ars;nai
Isaoc hIrar lanes Ravtar and W;ft;ann q For
reg, for $4,000.
re snit @rhcb has bean an 1onr nendne he,
twean Hnch Maher and GeoTpe " EeTrish and
1rh;cl 60 nanv ;,,r;as hsve fs;lad fo aoraa 1non
resteTdav came m before indea Moore and
jury by agreement Of the parties, in Judge
Ja1neson.s Court. The details have already been
published in TIE TRIBUNE. The trial has got
as 1ar as nearing e'aoence'
The report OF sale Of portion OF the War
saw g. Rockford Railroad Company by Bishop,
Master in Chancery, was yesterday confirmed.
Iae ~ t. 10 sate icy IL Ak
11lSoS1 ane oay 6atei ~ 'ooA p'aee'
Nlne bal1Hs and tn1ee Juoees are supposed 10
~ uo4S IVY u .nG Supsaton ~ oot ~. III a11
~ ls suat Aee la. auo ILL., ~ ~ ae,a -
as .nb ep9otte aft Te ~ 1,raaa esS' sua o'nsi
~ -..;., ::r-.,;4o~1 A. .t.
Hlttarsso - raa vesterdeg ,nv tnnned m ~,
@t-,;l
,n,. h,,,,,+z 11,r,, . e,o.t.oa4opa s,oa
u,s;r 1se5,,Ia wA;c,7 those ;nteSasted nav sea
a. Register Hbbard's Office.
7. is understood that the bankruntcv nroceed-
, 1872-11-19

A strange phenomenon has, it Beems been
discovered by the British surveying slip Shear
water, which vessel, having accomplished her
task for this season, has lately returned to
Ga11ipoli. The labors of the surveying party on
board have, says the Dardanelles correspondent
of the Leuant Herald, been crowned with eatis-
factory results, and one highly interesting fact
has been ascertained Of which the existence Was
never before Burmised. It was found that the
proverbial1y rapid current which runs from north
to south both in the Dardanelles and in the
Bosphorua is only superficial, for at the depth
Of twenty fathoms the surveying party discovered
in the course of their soundings that there exists
an under-current running with prodigious force
into the Black Sea. To test the strength Of this
under-current q special apparatus was con-
structed and attached to the ships boats, when,
astonishing to relate, the boats we're in many
places driven along against the upper-currant
with velocity greater than that Of the steam
launch belonging to the Shearwater. The same
remarkable fact is frequently to be observed in
the troubled waters Of political life There is
an under-current Of public opinion Of whose ex-
istence statesmen are often ignorant. Trusting
entirely to the apparent strength Of the upper
current, they become at last confused in their
reckoning, and either run their vessel on to the
rocks or arrive at a goal they little anticipated
at the commencement Of their voyage. He only
who studies the under-currents becomes q sue
cessful statesman in the end.
, 1872-11-19

" Evans rule On defendant to ale 9e" m be ial
bond in lieu, ETC., ten days, OF appea, ~
missed at defendants costs, with ~ a+
Thompson Y. Hamilton dismissed ~ pa p,,n - G1a
toruey 2,8o6-McCornicky '. Edwardss st te d,naiaaS I
narr. in lien, etc. 2,7o5-Mahe5 :, oG Boyiestnn
same 1es5-Rafnot' :. Parish finding for plaintiff /;
damages, S359.83, md motion Os oe'1oA44S 4'i LIZ"
trial
CA1r36 81, Il, ~ to 81, inc!ns,'e'
a-unoa s1aher '. Gerr:sh jury svoyn and
evidence 'sAen' {Judqs Garyl
cH.Scrgr-as4-Booi '. I. G. r. R. Co.: Masters
report filed and conarmgd and decTes OF conyeyanee.
Thomas and James w. Gram assumpsit 500 Davis
b Hphee. Il, l,3l6-Sknner and French Y. Skinner !;
papers from Supreme Court confirming Judgment.
413l7-John 4. Wright l. Co. Y. Judson II. ". Jones !;
assutnpsit 900; Howe Russell, attorneys. ~ 318-
attachment for 500; defendant lives in LaPatte City,
State Of Nebraska. Al 319-Sas Y. Sarah A. st. John
divorce, desertion. II, ,320-Smith l. Duncan v. Wu.
J.. Ralpb assunpsit $3.50 Hills Christian, attor
neys. Al 32l-Wthheld for service. II 3o2-
Clinton Lumber Company :; Samuel D. Clarke
attorneys. A,325.-Joseph F. Noes =. John snorelt
and Henry suoweu; appeal. IL 1,324-same Y. Same:
came. II 41,325-Catharina BegeA =. John Beigeh; dt-
vorce; cruelty alleged 4132i-Moses ". Powell and
George ". GetchGu Y. Thomas Swami assu1npsit,
$500; Gary Brothers, attorneys. 4l,327-Benn;ng f.
sit $500; same attorneys. ,32s-Denniston V. Upfel
appeal A, ,529-Dauiel Clifford V. Thomas English !;
petition for mechanics lien for S64. 800
-Duraud, Powers ( Mead Y. David eud Joh.,
Muir hy; assumpsit, 600; John Morris, attorney.
4l,351-same p. i. Martin and G. Brandenburg: as
sumpait $500; same attorney. 4l,as2-John J. sher-
MN '. Emily Z. Jewell, D. r. Parker, and Elisha G.
Sptagut; petition for mechanics lien.
, 1872-11-19
TIE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

1JtdgE 5foQJeM-J
L..-53a-Bothwen :: Wolff Court dnda fer de-
fea1; G=1n:ges, 5000. 6so-a1ark Ki,nbal '. Walker;
j:;!ytent oi Nov. T. - vacated, and damages IS;
i':sna2nt ei3-sae v Forrest ; defendants De default
et,@aa damages assessed at see7 So and Judgment.
:ss:a hy defsadants solicitor: 62o-knaba1 = =
af Rornan to
Ia to jurisdiction ,oz su5tatnea sss e. s3s-ssme
s5rs c.;er. C:1-Eane Y. Officer; demurrer to sec
c r'oa sustained, and upon issue Joined on plea Of
g1.aal ;szae en motion Of p'Ainats attorney. 9nry
al si,s5s.75 elo-Eaine Y. same; same order, and
daacz S-Hotshhss t1 :; @ Gee: continued;
i IA dismissed At plaintiffs eois JSos 5s
TGGmr.c,,d. cnd Judgment for plaintiff. 678-Hough
aad ds5ensaats aantss Rlsas pape
Ire to be dismissed as per stipulation. 678-Hough
:. woodruff jury trial ,.;,uo.z cox>nr.
,*s.:er: Tcoo,t confirmed. 160-Sandenhau =. Shep'
"a: order 10 be prepared.
, 1872-11-19
THE CIRCUIT COURT.

tJAuge rogers. Il
Law 799-Meudel '. Scckbin leave to pafntif
to change action to covenant; exceptions By defend
ant and time extended to Dec. 2. 655-Van ozdcl v.
Peck; jury called; trial not concluded.
CAIL-255, 3o4, and 306 to 31b.
[Jtsdge Booh.]
1185Megenhagenv Y. Church rule Oh defer fhnt to
plead ten days notice. 1021-Lovering Wheeler;
mar1iage Of plantin, Albert G. Wood suggested, and
name suggested. 2ls7-chicago & western Rail
ment to amended petitioner; other parties added to
suit; case set for Dec. 2. -Leplwith '. Demo
leave to !" g. Fe1ker to lake attadarit and Decree
1.815-McConnen ': Jennings dismissed BY plain,
hhs attorney. 766- Time to e special plea extended
Company; Jury called, and verdict for plaintiff dam
ages assessed at s2os859 251o-Disnnissed by plan-
dff's attorney. 2,512-ssme order.
CA11-342, 276, and 270.
cHAsoEnz- EMayer / Carpenter ct al: notice Of
cation, cause ct for hearing bill and answer. lis
callashan '. coekroft; J; H. Truman an. en- 4
t for sesdas; ten en spSat1 sz
fled dismissed at defendants costsIn the matter Of
Lucus A. Willard, alleged lunatic; jury trial and
control Of his property and Decree 5,931-Jarboe,
'. Briggs ct al service by publication
Msen sad a xaa4aa ad i of sa9
Briggs and Freddy F. Briggs, and cause re-
ferfed to Butler Master, to take proofs answer fled.
7o5-Goodrich y. Lincoln; motion for injunction
denied. 191-Hallihan =. Fuller motion Of COM
painant to strike answer OF defendant, Knickerbocker
Insurance Company from files refused. 150-Quinley
Page ct al; decree; exceptions and answee y de-
1ona y aRd p s
this term.
NEW Su1Ts-4, ,895-John DeKov2n ?. Chicago City
Railway Company; Injunction; 1Iattock l. Mason, at
torueys. 4,89o-In the MISTER Of LuciusA Willard, q
lunatic petition to be tried as sane person: King,
Scott = Payson, attorneys: 4,s97-Iarson Freund
assumpsit 500; j. q. Bissel, attorney. 4s99Aurora
Iicknor for Of Geo. 6coville James Baxter;
Bumpsit 600; Seosil1e Corin l. Bayey, attorneys.
4t9o0-Same r. Isaac Myer, James Baxter, and Vim. S..
Forzey; assumpstt $1,000; same attorneys. 1901
Haas '. the Singer Manufacturing Company; appeal.
4,o02-DayiB l. Whipp!e Y. Allen Montgomery & Co.;
mechanics lien for So.
, 1872-11-19
THE CRIMINAL COURT.

! - {J,tdge Nooth.l -
William Brocker, alias Baker; discharged. Wm
ment Of costs. hugh Bellrnan and Moriarty; jury
trial; verdict guilty under age. George Corcoszn
jury trial; plead not guilty. Samuel J, Harmon
Boyle; former plea withdrawn and guilty to petit
larceny substituted. James Tool; Jury trial; yer.
dict not guilty, and defendant -. discharged;
In lien Of former plea Withdrawn; sent to Reform
School 18 months each McCree and Harrington ;
Jury trial verdict not guilty, and defendants dis
charged n. Clark German, and Con1ey; jury trial
verdict guilty; German and Conley sentenced to S
months In the Reform School, and Clark remanded.
Charles Belaan jury trial guilty, under age. value
Of property, s. motion for new trial City '. AfcTier-
nay dismissed BY defendant's attorney sutter @ and
Hengl: same. Ny, Daum; John Hengl surety In
$G0U from day to day. Henry sutter; John Hengl
surety, IN $500 from dag to day.
, 1872-11-19

The Boston Transcript, the only daily paper
which sustained material loss by the great fire,
presents the same neat and thrifty appearance
as before the conAagration. It's size has been
reduced to accommodate it to an old press and
fixtures used years ago. which material was in
it, old quarters, vacated but short time before
the fire, when the establishment moved to ita
r,aw Tnff1inr
, 1872-11-19
TIE LIMITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

.,,~ronprrr-215l-P.R B. Chandler entered order
4ta ~ B!acIstone pay the Of money in his
.,,-ss s., 5000. c,col-A 4 Hedge; referred pet-
ron nf Howell and ccswer Of assignee, to Register
, 1872-11-19
REAL ESTATE WANTED,

1ITANrED-BY NJ. Fl. MORRIS, ROOM g. l91 La
w Sae.st. cheap lots, within miles Of Court Hnuse,
95 6tsk hease aad cssh % AlsG Eaated
exchange for suburban and city property. Also, wsned
to good building lots In exchange for now roo brick
basement house.
IITANTED-INOUMBERED CITY PROPERTY IN
f exchange for bargain outside the city will pay DIFF
ference. L1NGLE 4 DARLOW, IL Otis Block, L.
Ealle-st., cor. Madison.
TTANTED-TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS-A So
coty is deHrona OF leasing purchasing two lots
tween Despialnes and
Address Tomorrow, K 16, Tribune Office.
, 1872-11-19

Il ed to purchase half Interest the largest and best
paying panorama before the public; will probabl,
travel South this winter. 81, Tribune Branch office
A SMALL HOTEL FOR SALE, DOING COOL
"A business (er will rentl In PoutiAc, III. Address j.
P. TURNER, PontIar, III.
, 1872-11-19

INEIIfUCTIV1Ts
DIANo LESSONS ARE GIVEN on EASY M0DER-
4 Et2terms hy pianist who thoroughly understands
nls basIess. Please address II i8. Tribune othce.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-12
- o + Il 1 G E
Worcester, Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.


Northern Worcester County, Yermontand New IIamp-
smfe closes at 800 m; due at Z pm.
MISTER Lancaster, West Boylston, Oakdale and Clinton
c'2Ses at N al'u 65O m: due at 9,l5 m and m
ma N M oOseS at D. lV'45 IN and $3.50 m. Due at
Gardner and W. and Mass r r. closes at G IN IL Az
m and IN. Due lis a m and and 6 b m WV iV''
"a Ge'ol East Prnceton and West Sterling, close at
City OF Boston, close at $50 and m, lis Sand sn
Boston qe sS az w sa Ivy w 49, $50 and
p m Due at 9,l5, 1880 IN and 4,3O pm.
MAINE Eastern New HampshiTe and Eastern Massa-
81 Sd eiose a. Wy aad m, Lib and Due
Rhode Island, close at $50 and II M and $50 m.
Way Mail on the Providence and Worcester railroad
close At $3.50 p m. Due at 9,45 am.
siurbrdge, Southbrdge and Woonsocket close at 10 n
m s ang S;5g m Due at s45 a m and $50 m.
states close at 5.45 and 9,i5 M 345 and m. Due at
4'l Rand ana AZ, =. am, Las and l0pm.
" worcester and Springfield Way Mail close at 5 as and
We w., M /, and Si5 M Due at 500 m and $3.50 m
way Nal between Springfield and Albany close al las
a Y An1 J45 N. Due at l.45 and 10 pm
:, New York City and Southern States Hartford and
nay W Sonn close at 945 M 345 and Due
Norwich and New London, Conn Webster and Oxford
nm '''e at m ana 4SO IN, Due at a IN and
co WY S on The Norwich and Worcester railroad
' S,s.'5 . IN. que az y a m.
SIhtoh, close al $50 an09 and Is and m Due
Milford Mendon, Hopedale and Framinolor, o,oso. a.
n M ' i'i' ana , m Due at 9,l5, 1896 M and 40
Southboro', close at 3 pm. Due al loDam
., Westboro', Cordaye, Hopkinton Hsi,Isnh ana H.,
$50 pm. "'' N"o Ut lVJO NJ and
IA Marlboro close at and IN. Due at 10 30 m aud
N' Fi"' bue AZ lU,3O
n, Barre ll aud snithyile close at 945amandapm po
Dana. North Dana, New Salem. North New Salon,
close at 945 m. Due at $3.50 D M '" Haenl'
lubiurdBton, close at g and 10 AZ a m ,nd A a -. "a,
nj $50 a m, 2,l5 and IN. " 'u y m' bue
Princeton, Holden. Rutland North Rnttar1 d. ~,
. m. Due at $50 m. SiV9e NJ
and pm. 80 '"' az u III
oakham and Shrewsbury close at g45a IN aud = an -
M: Due az o 30 m and 3 m ' "''" y
Mhlls tOr New York and Boston and nlacee l,o,,o.
cl1ae ~ ms Office ON Sunday t6pm '"''u
FokElGN MAILS Mails for the European Stesp,s,.,
oo'e ouiy' VIA New York, at $40 m, 5,l6 and , M