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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13

Proved IT'S SUPERIoRITY.-Burn s
Cocoaine for the hair has proved its
superiority over all other preparations.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13

Every Where--The Evening Star Stove is or
sale in all the PRINCIPAL towns and cities through
ont the south and West. All respectable deal er,
have Them, and consider them their most staple
article.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13
Sold by all Druggists.

Rupture can be cured without suffer
ing. Elastic Trusses are superseding
all others. Before buying Metal Trusses
or Supporters, send for a descriptive
circular to the Elastic Truss Co., 6S3
Broadway, n. Y.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13

H. II. SHUFEIDT, & Co., Chicago,
alone in America distiI IMPERIAL
GIN by the HOLLAND PROCESS. Send
for circular.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13
Kenmore University Hiqh School.

II A. STROBE Cdath Badelllst q. Va Principal
a school with no superior ia the STATE. Highest
grade and lowest terms. charge f0T Tuition, B6HT'l
&c ranges from $50 up. for half session. For cir
rulars address. II 4. STROBE. Principal.
Amherst e. II. Va
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13
The Power of Love.

Here is q little story which illus
trates the great power of love. A
kind, Christian lady, in a visit Of
charity, found poor, destitute little
orphan girl, and brought her to her
house. The little stranger at first
would take no comfort, but sat down
weeping in the hall. The children
OF the house endeavored to make
friends with her and draw her into
the parlor, but they could not and
SO they said to their mother: 'She
will not come aud play with us She
will not leave the hali."
There is q secret" said the lady,
"by which You can bring her where
you like. It is a secret in four let
tiers, Try II you Can fud it out"
The eldest sister, taking the lead,
searched eargerly among all her
prettiest playthings. Il know what
it is" cried She, 1T is Doll" So
she brought her best dol, and offer
ed to give it to the child if she come
into the parlor. No; it was a
failure.
The next in age said to herself;
Mu6f is splt with four LETTERS; and
brought her n fine mutf-a Christ
mas present; but she would net
touch the mulf, nor even look at It.
Grace, the youngest, could think
of nothing worth Offering, but stood
looking GU with sorrow, until al
length following an instinct of her
own, she sat down beside the little
stranger and cried too. Then pres
emily, she took her by the hand, and
encirclng her neck with her own
tiny arm, she drew the weeping
head softly nearer, and imprinted Il
gentle kiss upon her cheek. This
| decided the battle. There was moth
ing said, but Grace soon led the way
into the parlor, holding her captive
by the hand.
" Well, girls" said the mother.
Grace has found ont the secret, and
the the four letters are LOVE
Love is the strongest rope IN the
world-even God will follow when
you draw with that.
Ali yes, love is a great power. L
draws all things to itself. 1t drew
the Son of God down to die for US
and led him back to heaven to inter
cede for us; and is able to draw lin
down again, any day and every day
to dwell with us in our hearts. L
will draw down blessings on our la
bors. 1t will draw down answers t.
our prayers.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13

WEEDS. The best thing to do with
the weed-seeds cleaned out of the
grain is to burn them. If the screen
ings contain weed, as they almost al
most always do, they should be thor
oughly boiled before feeding. II
possible, allow no weeds to go to
seed in the growing crops or IN the
fence-corners and waste places. Nov
the seed in the pasture. II the
wheaS or barley stubbles are weedy,
it is q capitol plan to go over them
with a moving machine.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13

USE the best. 1t is the cheapest.
Frank Allller's Harness Oil contains no
Coal OF Mineral Oils,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13
50IIIH KY, FEMALE COILEGF.

one Of the best institutions IN the West. Locl-
ton very healthy.
'' " n a G.RENsTAW. Trssst.
IfpukiubvIlIe. Ky
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13
NORWOOD HIGH SCHOOL VA.
! session Isz2-'z3 Opens Sept 90, Is72.
WIN ID. CABELL4, University of Va. Print.

session ISz2--'73 Opens Sept 30, IS72.
WIN ID. ABEII., University of Va. Print.
Insfru ct OTs-
+, KEY MEADE, UNIV. VA Instructor in An
Client Languages.
RO. J.. II RRISON, NJ. A. UNIV Va Instructor
in Modern Languages, English DC
THOS. \. seldom. tMath. MedallIsJ UNIV. va }
Instructor in Mathematics.
RO J.. BROW n UNIV Va.) Instructor in Book
Keeping. English. &c. - .
WALLER HOLLA DAY. q. 50. g. & N. f. ftniN-
Va Instructor in Applied Mathematics ana
in Analytical and a pJ'lied chemistry.
ID. s. q. CA BELL, Univ. Va Instructor IN aW.
WILLIAM ID. GA BELL, Principal,
Norwood r. o., We.
University or Va MHy 9, 1872.
To V-AF. u. CAHEIT. ESQ. Principal:
NJ cry- have 4 high appreciation
of III. work your school doing fer the state AID
the Country and Of the importance OF SehdliiB you
the best men your assistants
Yours. very truly.
CfIAS. = NENABLE.
Chairman OF the Faculty, University fYtrginia.
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TO THE DEBILITATED,

IL I'LL Ool+6A \ a AII
or sufferers with Nervous Diseases, Loss OF Ape
tte Iovrpess of spirits. Painting Spells, Nervous
Debility, etc. If suffering from any OF the A0O'e
complaints use
Tsv uvke,s FraneR-f1eFman Elixir
ne ,,st made and il will positively cure you I'D
order 10 Introduce this great nttiiclne am - ~
the Afflicted we have placed the price -
rsscl, of ais q "A large bottle. sent 10 any
and all parts of the country, on EeSet ~ in con,
Give mil uartfculars Of case and address Al Co'
hdenCe 4. TN
Proprietors OF Dr. Dykes Prepai'.t ois' - MI
Third street. 1t. louis $40
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yJounE Ladies' IBstifutei 'tra nyille, Ohi4. Ad-
= dress. REV j ~ItEPA hl1-tJN- - -.
TIE LEBANON. Tenn. LAW SCI. DOL

rHE REASONS FoH IFS PROsPEETTT
The wear Just closed has been the most sud1essf1
since the war, and the reasons for this prOsPerit
49, s-y-r-
L. The whole course has been condensed into TIE
MONTHS In which time a student will gradual
aud get a license J4ee. go.
p The Professors eminent lawyers and teacn
aFs and devote their entire time 70 teachlnE- a
Young man studying IN an ofdce cannot get conIla
mons and regular teaching from lawyer VINO Is IN
a practice , 49,, -, .,.,,,
Tho Moot Court system fGmtliarlZes the rtua',ll
with the details II practice and qualities Nun ioi
me 4uaasetuent OF suit soon us be gets olls.
LEBANON Is a refined and healthy tnW n en- y.
nils are treated with great EtDaness 1y tIie 81
The Catalogue shows y. pupils, Win aDl ~ -
.-s.li1,tes Manv OF the leading lawyers OF the
SlIIf ll-s.est are graduates Of this school
For particular andres 80. a, ln.,op Tenn
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13
= ae ( ssI,ErS Lebanon. Tenn.

VALUABLE TO EVERY
$50. 90 s. 4: 6: IS
+, daress DOBSON. HAYNES q SO'' ~ %f'1i9
MO- "A gents wanted,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13

4 Church Boarding and Day School for Young
La.sies. Rev SiLAs TOTES, D d. Rector In
srructlons gwen in All the branches taught IN the
hest spnuaries with careful attention to moral nd
re- i.,inus culture the church ~ stem. seventh
wear begins on the rom Of September next Apply
10 the Rector for Circulars
ZOO O00 STANDARD PA z Trees at great
DOO,OOO Is reduced rates. Also general line
of Nursery stock. Write for Price list.
y. MOODY & SONS. Lock port y. Y.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13
DR. WHITTIER. org 81 s. s aais! Ss 3

longest engaged and most successful ply stefan 90
the age Consultation rr pamphlet free. call 90
write. Eust published for the benefit 81 young m"t
who suffer from Nery"usU"sz. Debility &C.. =
treatise pages for stamps & hDpOk ~ page
ssfisf F1r - s-out4
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13

SIS I0 = 80 tt Z, 3 81 l:.rref,sviiIe
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13

EXAMINE BI.YS PATEST BEGS AND ARMS.
Tb,. nest for COM urt aud service satisfaction
rlIarantppd Pamphlets fTee Cali or address.
5,HA NJ F-NF : NE AIau'f 49, w 9Th st t'in ''''i %
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13

Il X. PHOENIN, Bloomington Nursery I'll 90
4 acres sst wear; - Green OuSeS; Trees, B"oN
YFegE E1Isra,fx Nursery Stock tat'l "f''''S - CT
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13
CHRIST CHURCH SEMINARY,

Ray= FOR SALE BY ALL MEDICIN
DEALERS.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-10-12
The Railroad Accident near Creen-
Vile, Tenn.

NEW IoER, October "A dispatch from
Morristown, Tenn, states that the wound
ell by the railroad accident near Greenyille
yesterda.., number twenty seven four oil
whom will probably die The train was
crowded, aud the escape OF tire passenger.
irom instant death was almost miraculous.
kNoNvuGE, TEN., October 4.-The Press
and HerGd gives n complete let of the
injured 'y ti'c accident near Greenviile
Yesterday Among them are Mr.. and
Mira Morris four sons two daughters, and
a son in law, Of Pulaski county, Va--all
of whom are hurl, but not seriously: also
Mrs. Smiihson, OF Pulaski county, Va
seriously hurt Jim Heiskel, Of Chatta
nooga (brakesman,) MORALLY injured
Colonel Pride, of Morristosu, was badly
injured in the back. and Miss Pride, his
daughter, had a thigh broken and other
wise seriously injured Rev. J. Il Wheel
er, OF johnson City, was hurt in the back
and received other serious injuries, The
injuries Of the remainder of the cbunde,l
are not of serious nature Richmond
DiYatch
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were parading the streets Fitzpatrick no
titled Col. Cause that IL tue latter sttemp-
tel TO speak he would organize = meeting
within 6iiy vars of him, and with drums
and shouts drown him out The citizens
fearing that bloojshed might ensue il il
were attempted, advised the Colonel to
icrego his purpose, which was done The
negroes shortly organized meeting, with
one Hardin, sheritfcf Critienden county
as chairman. A brother OF Hardin and q
six days resident OF Mississippi county,
was noming,ei for county clerk, and the
balance ~ the ticket was made up OF ne
groes. The meeting WAS very disorderly
and kept up till eleven clock at night by
which tlre most Of the negroes we're
drunk, shouting and howling around. The
citizens all Kept within doors, perfec,
reign OF terror prevailing. Colonel Cause
and his friends were compelled to remain
in town over night, but left on board a
boat Yesterday morning
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Df~arpcarancs Of a X.ung Lady.

In November last, Miss Sue MAY, adop
ted daughter 81 Elder W. = May, OF this
District lett Loura Tor the purpose OF visi
ting some friends in Eastern Virginia. -
Letters were regularly exchanged between
her parents and herself until some time in
April last, when all communication from
the young lady ceased. and from that day
to this II thing has been heard from her
Repeated intcrrogations were made Of
those whom she was visiting, and the only
thins that could he learned was that some
time in April she started for Kentucky -
When Mr. MAY went TO attend the Confe
'snce, n Few weeks ago. his fret business
WAS to visit all the localities where his
daughter expected TO be, and yet he could
learn nothing. At the time she started Tor
home tile small poX was raging IN her vi
oinily, aud the snpposition is that she con.
tracted the disease. WAS put OF some rail.
road Train, and died The ca Sc is certainly
~ very singular one. Tue matter is III
( the hands Of the Virginia and MARYLAND
press, aud all possible effort will lie made
to obtain some clue to the missing girl
Big .SYidy Herald
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Hi"nlon Duncan l- mad because th, trs.
,",'- men Of LoutsvlI'c wouldn't support
~ pnhy penocrat Duncan IT, an ass -
ht hAd not been one with ears longer
Nha" his purse, ne would have read and
p2a1ered the epItaphs on the tomh.tones oi
hundred dead newspapers in that grass
o"ing and silent boneyard Of a starved
press But a fool and bic money are soon
fNiIel Come easy, 20 easy Flnte yonr
ears, iiIant - Cggodsiau.
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The Nf1'- IovHai (irsnta organ iD Yir-
gina,) places the call for Convention OF
the '-fraigitOut' Democrocy 10 this State
~ The head Of .:s columns, ani notices tie
enterprise ~ ons "csumsnding the respect
Of 81, right thiRkss 'seR --ReipaOnd Dr.
patch
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-10-12

From observations made daring a recent
trip through portions Of this State, Indiana.
ami OHIO, We are inclined 20 the opinio -
that the present maturing crop will he ,Ie
lsrge-t ever raised in the western co,ntrv
tarmsrs IN Indiana appear TO have appor.
toned more than the usual c.morrt NJ
land to this cereal, aud me railroad-
appear to pass through one continuous
corn heId The greater potion of the crop
Ia entirely ont OF danger from Frost. aud
promises an abundnnt yicld Near Laia,.
eue' lnHiana, lG,uOn acres Of corn in
one tact was notice'1 We were informed
that farmers IN the vicinity Of Cincinnati
were contracting their corn quite freely
Tor future delisery.
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hese financial ways that are dark re-
n'ind rs OF capital anecdoie, which NAV
be e.ftiiied, the Traveler'- Revenge n Ko
mAnce Of the Railroni.' Once upon a
.lme some resilient upon tie line Of an
Eastern railroad, took umhraee at HE
treatment BY liz officers IN the matter OF a
slain COW or sn overcharge on freight co.,
Thereafter bee persisted in refusing 10 buy
ticket at the ticket Office, and invariahl,
paid his fare on the train. proceeding
which involved the payment Of an extra
ten cents on each occasion. A. he vas M,
almost daily passenger this proceeding ex
citet.tSe curiosity ~ the conductor, who
one day.
"WLy don't you buy ticket al the Office?
II wonld save you money, and me deal Of
trouble
u dare say, said the passenger. lookin ,
no dryly but I've got spite against this
COMPANY and I've taken an oath that they
never shall see a cent Of my money!"
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-10-12

The usual complaints at ibis time OF
TIE year o. . scarcity OF navigabie water
in the Western ard SJuthern river. begin
to Ue heari. but so far the difficulty il
much less serious than at this time last
year. aud The season is nov 80 far adj.
vencet That 1t is hoped the worst ha4
already been reached
Boston is 70 have vet another news-
paper, The JHrHai of Commeycs. which H.
10 pos IN ~ appearance on the ~ OF
N1yemlfr. 10 's TO be a commercial aal
br ,ncitl paper ard there IT, no reason NLy
it shor'd not flourish a. Boston la. nj
now daily journal with that distinctly
character,
y strange death o1ourrel near s.
omer' tlllnoIs, last week 4 Young man
nAmel Roberts cOmmeuced blce linz NJ
i'fe u,ose then AZ the lungs, and iaal'y tie
t'oi oo@ei oni o. the pore OF lLe skia
in this condition he fingered tursc VI iu,r
ras-, vbsu ne diel.
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she Auatiastou Argus.
WILLIAH F. WALLACE
Publisher.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

The price of this paper i Two Dollars
ger annum. For months. sl,25; for )
nsnths, IS cents sinsls copies. s cents each
ssyable, always, A ofrance.
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RATES OF ADvERTls1Nc.

Ono aolsr per square Of one inch in len 9Th. j.
will be charged for the drst insertion, and so
cents per square. will be charged for each ad :
aitionsi insertion.
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Editorial notices 10 cents per line for each
snsertion.
Marriage and Death notices free but com
sents upon either will bo charged for at half
price. ..
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WHIPS AID HAEEBss TRACES.

Having had many yonr' experience will
guarantee 'sti.iaction in au work intrustsd b.
NE. WILLIAM BROWN,
Octl2n2iy. Huntington, W. Va.
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Berlin possesses counterpart TO the
San Francisco "hoodlum" nuisance nm
der the generic name of"banzel., The
Prussian gamins range the streets, and
find their chief amusement In stoniug
foreigners
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
DELLA w A hE RAlLHOaC LINZ.
SUMNER ARRANJENrMT

,on On ana atte, MONDAY. .ioly 2th,
'6ls'2. tSandays ..rep..i Trains viii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAu.
GKNA4N s1Tl.lnl!1 a;i5k
oS AAfJlk noHpAY, Jriy. -. 1872.

On ASp fHfIls ftT 81, ,h2,ifpHY. ,. Jr,y; q 1872.
Train leave Depot Thirty second ana Market Sts
Trans arrive ., ne!o,. Thirty h,.,ana Market SIS
paol Accommodation daily EXCEPT Suuin, Il u,
an s1a.n % and lilo a. m.. l.iU pm, $40 PIN
Lock Haven and Elmira Express daily. except
Fast Line and Erie Exp. daily ex. Sundayl, BIN.
Harrisburg Ace daily. except sunday, 20 D. m
Lancaster ana York Acc. daily. e,. sunday i.iop In
parkesburx Train dairy. except Sunday. $40 J.. nj.
Cincinnati Express daily y..........,.. u 80 ~ m,
southern Express daily....-............. 800 pm
acihc Express daily Ii Ar m
Erie Mail daily ....... ................ ii 10 n, IN
pao, sunday Trans. 40 am ana 70 IN.
Cincinnati Exp only to Harrisburg on saturl,ys
Erie N all Saturday night run. only to ills.,"r,
For Emigrant Express Tfain. leaving la.N J.. III
dali, except sunuay ,ickets must be procured aud
New York NV vision ''"' ''"'
E1press Tor New York. ia. $50 and Il N a III, aud
, l1sD 3iU. $50 and 6.4a PIN. and l2.2O night
EAoress lfa,n Tor Long Branch. ia "a. IN. and
Emisrs.t Train for New York. II Upu
Nay Trans Tor Bristol. 6.25 and 10 ~ am
Nay lra,u Tor Trenton, Ii 30 pm.
W1 Train ior iiolnesburs and Bustl.t,n. oo q m
New ORR sunday Trains. IA III. i ~ J. m aud
h4t IN iIa,n connects At Iren.ou tor Lambert
vile and "sf EkSsiSSfioy SS!sI!SSii DEPOT.
MWo,oesours W.a bustle.on. 100 IN. In. rs III.
Way lrain tor New Brunswick. ...... 80 T. IN.
Exhress Trans inr Trenton. 20 u III and 4.to and
~ pm
Way Trains fer Trenton. 1000 IN. , ~. 5oo and
40 pm.
Way Train for Bristol. -. .. tea II in
, FOR BELNlDEkE DIVISION.
Express tor Trenton. Lainbertyille Eastvn Scran
ton SC. 1.4 am.
Nay Train TO Lambertyille i Pennington, 40 a. am
Express Tor trenton. Lambertyille. taston. ecran-
ton. &c. 4.U p N,
Accom-. Tor Beldidere And Pennington. $50 = n
MAkkEI eIkEEI FEKky.
AmbOy Division.
AccommodA. for New York via Amhoy Il od f., .,
Way Trans Tor Trenton. 500 aud loco II IT,. . "a
VI 'on ahd ]uV 90 anu 300 III.
Accommodation tor New York Via Perth Aiubuy
. U' ~
Aecomm tor New iork Via Jersey City. -, T. tu
NAY IRAN lor Burlington -. ..... .4. II T. II
NAY Trains TOR Bordentown. sHp aud ! ! % u IN
Exr Iraigt Tor Ilightstown. i ~ n II. and a T. IN
Expre>s Trains for P.nberton. Long Brauoh and
" j. southern and luckerton kuiito.ds, -
IN and 2.&a III.
Wa, rrains for Mt. Holly. Loo. so and ,l.np IN
WA. Trains for Penberton. 1880 n m. :. L. a.siani
6.Upin.
Sleeping Car rickt Is for the West can he had on
application IT the Ticket Ofice M Ch.stlut street
ana al IN" Depot. Thirty second m Market sts
Agent .. the niou transfer Company VIII all
Tor aud d' liver baxgasca at the ncrots. 0fders vii
recen e Prompt attention. aud kailroai Tmrt .rl
can also he ~biained Vt the iollowins
-. - No. ~ th.s.aut street
AiShEi off flCEN. No. 81, thrstuut street.
No HI NatkSi stte.,
and at the pepots an l erry named above
). CA>SAlT. Gsa.rf Handg,r.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
furniture, &f.
Furniture ana ' enltlan Binds.

FURNITURE ana enltlan Blinds,
J. s. J. N. HARMAN,
NO. wv ING STREET. WILMINGTON, DEL.
We respectfully inform the citizens of
Wilmington and the surrounding country
--sahkA that we continue TO ma ufacturr md 90
.A@As on hand ut our large ind long establish Cd
warcroons, Furniture of every arjety anil stvie
iuonhstine OF Mahogany. Rosew ood and Walnut
urniture. suitable for psrlor. dining room and
ouf assortment of Furniture is as large and varied
as can oe found in Delaware. and articles sold n,
our establishment are warranted as represented
Nenitian Blinds OF the most ia shionable designs
made maj to order and kept constantly on hand. We
sortrnent OF Spring. Hair. Moss and Husk Mattress.
es: J. 4 j. N. lIARMAN.
'"' Al0 King rect.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
Railroad Eiufs,
Philadelphia, Wilmington anu la n
more Railroad.
u ann ~ y ;s::s1Ts - =
IlMEi TABLE.


D.,, oomnsne,rs MONDAY June 81. is72 Trans will lev
Sssi 81 $40 As.ss
%S s;s PIN =.
iSa .,.h smyrnA Branch E.il,oAd and Maryland aad
B,..s .,.s sA.ia: s A. h.r,ns!on wiIh Jauelon AA
nsnwA,- p;, hAiIoAi. At b.uar win kast.r ssor-
Exfkt H.,, - rIAlS q -" NJ tsund.y. .,ssp..s3 to.
rer,yv.li- aud uavfs-dr- -ti,.cs Correct. AZ = ~
SssiS si ''i = Ny G.
i.l',nors ana w.-hng.on stopping he.t-l ihu
ts.
"oSl Msrno,. rsny%sn-
ExfKEss :. M daily for ns.; a.
iAs.:a a.,:s s.'Rs9 NJ
r....aseIs.r Moaros aud Ssisia sf tai. u
NiLxlsGroY TRAINS
tSASs ~ WI sStApFLEhA ~ a.tIt M n. :. y, + = M,s
pslK X Hr M?,a and ,",.f"-d.'s
9.op es,wsen Chester .nd rn,iairaaa Ga !an. i..
u leave Wilmington At 80 l.. N.
The ~ A. M IRAN from wum,nston viii coru... a,
Aes . York y ,oa saS's' w.ss ss: n.np" rn @ ~
FhILa: aND StLro chSrkAh \. J. ..a4,s,
aisi'h. nnd na'.,norr Central i.s'i.e. MD '''-
E". .m ' .ua t'.. 81 prvgn % H.,. Sn"a.}s & &s.S. e
SaAl.' 5 tSTa al a. ipTa M wene.dsy, .n
4 ~ +, ~ "a. .hsdelphia T., oxrord .. ~ y,
LAAlUkln. - 80 :
Leave t9t b.po-ii t thlaisphia Ays excepted At
"a ~ ~ "ua 20 T. u ! usott 'Jr Phs..iyh.s nj
o.iO =. M Chaiis Ford f.s Phai.!phs 1 10 D. ~
SUNDAY. i-As- fhilad"rhia tor oyUtd S.D A. M
leave os'vtl Tor fnil.deiphi, $40 U. IN
Afhhr -AsihS i!r'nkton at Is u. IN will
coMees Al i's"okL junction with the 7UO a IN and
tIAl Railroad. N' W."
IHROCGR TRAINS fROh BALTIMORE
sAANk Wll,MlNGTOA ~ lu-S, l'2rP s.p ln"p r. s.
CHESTER FOR ln4LaDE Lt aia
LEA1 rs, snEl4ss T. .;Is s sss 4 81
FtoW hal'm9st W lhiiA leiPh.a. Leave esnole At ~
AZ. way Msiii Y.35 An, tHpres a. +. N AZ.
press I.A5P NJ. EIpres- liiJ T. NJ. Espr-r-.
Fr'~ eaumots Fort Depos iuud ,u,
AccommoiAtion ainirom Pou pepostwilll lsavsP.rry.
villsat6 II AM 10 Bsltimoresu in ~tmsdia,. -.
lions y
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chset-rkt IL t6 aud 9.ll a. ~ and AS ru
Le.vs Wilmington al 1882, 2Is suu IO W A. ~ Lu3 nd
o.l7 r. \. - 'O -
SUFDAF 7 TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
leaves na'nore H Is ~. stopping at Msguoua Perry
mans Ab-rdeen, Havre-de-tt .Perryy c ua. l--
town, Sorth East. Elkion. Newark. Stanton, New
port, wilmington, ClAymont. Liz Wcot And Chester
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