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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-11
ALBANY REGISTER.

CRY FrNANCEs.-T'he report of City
Recorder. j. Hannon, Esq, on the
condition Of the city's exchequer up to
the lit instant, shows very healthy
condition of the finances. The total
expenditures of the city for all pur-
poses, for the six months ending July
lst, 1873. were $3.50 AZ. Total re-
ceipts for the same period. from all
sources, including balance in the treas
ury, January lst, 1873, A,544 55.
leaving balance in the treasury, on
the lSt of July. 1873. Of $3,0l5 IL.
Labor on city improvements, to the
amount of Sl42 60, has been perform
rd. by prisoners incarccrated in city
Jail for miSdemeanorS, who were nm
willing or unable to pay their fines.
Considering the amount of ditching.
flnming, building of new and repair
ing cd croSSwalks, erection of hose.
tower, etc. etc, We believe it will be
generally conceded that the present
city government has been rightly and
economically managed.
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WEATHER RECORD FOR JuNE.-J.
r. Smith, Esq. furnishes us with the
following record of the weather for
June. 1873: Mean temperature for the
month, G2 degrees. Highest temper
ature on the 9th, 50; lowest on the 21st,
IS. Highest temperature during the
month on the 9th. S2; lowest on the
18th and 2lst, 81. Clear days 13,
cloudy 8. showery 6, rain 3. Wind
north II days, south 10, west 3-on
the 18th. water-spout. The mean
temperature for June, 1872, was 65
degrees-highest Is, lowest57. High
est temperature during the month sS
degrees; lowest 50. Clear days Is,
cloudy 8, showery |, rain 2.
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BEAVER COAL MINEs.-Mr. Miller,
of the Beaver Coal Mines, called on
Wednesday, bringing with him some
fine specimens of coal taken from
these new mines. If the coal proves
as good as it looks, these mines will
prove mines of wealth to the owners.
and Of vast importance to Linn coun-
ty. The mines are situated on the
Santiam, about ten miles northeast of
Lebanon. The Company intend put
ting the coal OIL the market at as early
a day as practicable. Success to the
coal biz, say we.
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AN INCIDENT. September 10Th,
1892, at White Hall, Illinois, Rev. J..
W. York, now of Corvallis, Oregon,
married the parents of the editors of
the REGISTER. both of whom are still
living, the father, Rev. John Van
GIeve, D. d., being pastor Of the NJ.
+. Church at Olney, Ill.,. and in his
10th year. Last Sabbath, Rev. j. W.
York. at his residence in Corvallis,
administered the ordinance of baptism
to the infant son OF the junior editor of
the REGISTER. Thus, the same SER
want Of the Most High, who, torty-one
years ago, in the valley OF Of the Mis-
siSSippi. two Thousand miles away.
united in the holy bonds of wedlock
the Grandparents, now, upon the
ocean-watted shores of the Pacific
Slope. bleSses in the holy ordinance of
baptism the infant Grandson.
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BRICK WAREHOusE-WHrAT AND
OATS STORED. d. Simpson. hav-
ing rented the brick warehouse lately
occupied by Messrs. Cowan & Co.. is
prepared to store grain ut the coming
harvest in good shape. Sacks fur
uished to order. Grain stored at nv
warehouse will be subject to the order
OF owners-they dispo>ing Of it as
snits them best, merely paying me
storage thereon. Eeg' am prepared
to purchase Wheat, Oats, Wool. Sc.
paying the highest market price there
for in cash. Call and see.
45y5m2 c. d. SIMPSON.
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SEASONED LUMBER, ETC.-For Rus
tic Csiling, seasoned Mountain Floor
ing or Finishing Lumber, 60 to briggs
& Calter's planning mill. adjoining
the saw mill in Albany, where they
keep a good article for sale, and are
prepared TO manufacture Rustic Cell
ing, match flooring, dress lumber. or
do any other work in the planing
mill line at short notice, and on reas-
enable terms. Doors, sash, moldings.
etc. always on hand. at prices TO suit
the times. Satisfaction guaranteed.
ED. II. NJ. CARTER.
3t45 Superintendent.
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relative to our excursion tickets OH
that boat, we hold them subject to re-
deRptien by the parties from whom
we procured them, or any others who
may desire to purchase. We hold
them now because the boat was ahead
Of time, as well as we.
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IN CONTEMPLATION. = The City
Council has under consideration the
building Of a large sewer up Broadal-
bin street to be walled with brick. 1t
is a work that will have to be done
sooner or later. and II possible n COM
mencement should be made before tile
winter rains set in.
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FELL IN THE RIvER.-One of our
roosterS, Ed sc0oted for the Willam-
eft" On Tuesday, for a little spc.I at
fi'hitg. lie g1t on to a log out some
distance in tile river, wllen the log
turned, pitching him into the water.
A geltlcman, whose name We did not
learn. saw the danger I'D. was in, and
%cnt for and scooped hin out. Had
it not been tor the kindly aid of this
gentleman, we should have had Z
f'reral at our house. As it Is. al! il
serene.
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INSANE. Sheriff Parker yesterday
took the train for East Portland. hav-
ing in charge Miss Queen A. Hannah,
resident of this county for the past
eighteen years, aged 80 years, whom
he was conveying to the Insane Asy-
lnm. she having been adiudged insane
after thorough examination, before
Judge landy, by Drs. Tateand Jones.
Miss Hannah resided in the Forks of
the Santiam, and has been insane for
the past eight years. She was born in
Jefferson county, Illinois.
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EAST OF THE MOUNTAINS. Parties
going east Of the mountains and want
ing the wide tracked" wagon. will
do well to call aud examine the large
stock Of the celebrated Brass Bearing
Wagons. 1T received from lie East.
by WoNl& Howell-all sizes, and very
cheap. They also have them on the
narrow or Oregon track.
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CRooUET.-A pleasant party Of
forty or more ladies and gentlemen Of
this city. spent an agreeable afternoon
on the 4tl. At Hackle;mn's grove, in
the interesting and exciting gane Of
croqnet. One gentleman informed us
that il was the "best time he ever had
in his life.
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TALL TIMOTHY.-Mr. A. II. Balti-
more brought into our Office, on
Wednesday, several stalks of timothy,
the tallest measuring seven feet and
some inches in hight. These stalks
were found growing outside of any
enclosure, and for "wild grass" are
tall.
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LINN COUNTY FARMERS UNION
This, the oldest farmers company in
Oregon, incorporated June, 1871, is
putting new stone foundation under
its warehouse at Shetld. and otherwise
fixing things up. A Walrath engine,
which Is a model of beauty and sim
plicity, has been imported. with which
to drive the elevator. and is now on
the ground. 1t will shortly be put in
place, Grain stored in the house of
the Company has always been held
subject to the order of the owner.
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DON'T FORGET. Wood & Howell
have only the latest improved agricuIt-
llral Machinery for sale. No old style
Mowers and Thresllers, but the genu-
Inc latest patterns, with all the i'm.
prOvemeDts now known. 45y5tf
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PERsoNAL.-Messrs. C. Mealcy and
Geo. F. Settlemeir scooted for the
mountains on Tuesday.
J. A. Ambler's 7. o. address is,
Camp No. |, Tenino. w. +.
Doc. Heron arrived from Ochoco
mines the first of the week. lie don't
60 anything on them. The trip
proved beneficial. however. and Doc.
gets away with his usual amount of
hash.
Mr.. +. B. Purlom and lady. Rev.
Mr., Oaks and lady. Mrs. Culver and
f, NJ. Westfall. started on Wednesday
for Ya1uina Bay.
Mr.. Dallas Price and family have
gone to the mountains to interview the
salnon-trout and hlackherrieS.
MIR. Hume, of Kirk. Hume & Co.,
Brownsville, called on Wednesday.
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TIE BUMmLE BEE-Publisled Mt
Albion, Illinois, at 81 per year, is tho
latest canditlate for magazine honors.
It Is neatly gotten up and very read
able.
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THANKS. the affable and gen.
tlemanly proprietor Of the Albany
Book Store. Mr.. JnO. FOslay, for
Harper, for July-a most interesting
number.
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Ihe rathartics used and approved
BY the physicians comprising the vari-
ou' medical associations of this State
are now compounded and sold under
the name of PmScu'S PWQdtire Pills.
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Wool! Wool = Parties having
Wool for sale will do well to call on
Wood Il Howell, at Frank Woods
Blacksmith shop, before disposing Ct
the same. 44lm
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We COPY the following from an ex-
change. which is important. if true:--
Chronlc diarrhoa of long standing,
also dy>eniery, and all similar COM
pMihts common ut this SeaSor of the
year. can hc cured by the use inter
ualIyl OF J,baSol 5 Inodme Liniment.
We know whereof we affirm.
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BROWNSVILLE WoOLEN FACTORY -
This factory has been leased by three
gentlemen, thorough mechanics and
experts in tie manufacture of all kinds
Of woo'en goods. and now. after hav-
.iy lain lille for a number Of years. is
again in ,ucceSSful operation, turning
out some Of the finest m lro9l
goods We have seen in the market.
Some bolts OF cloth, brought to this
city. and left At Balm. Young & Co. S
agents for this city, by the Agent OF
the factory, Mr.. llume, cannot be ex-
ctlled for tineneSs Of texture. finish or
color. 1t i to the interest of our peo-
pie generally to support and maintain
home industries, and here is au indus
Try that should receive our fullest aid.
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BoRN.--July Sth, to the wife of Mr.,
Bezel, a daughter.
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Dealers in Merchandise and Produce. A
good assortment Of all kinds of Goods al
ways in store at lowest market rates.
Agents for sale of Wagons, Grain Drills,
Cider Mills, Churns, &C., &c.
CASH paid for WHEAT, OATS, PORK.
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY.
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A COUNTY OF CHUkcHEs,-Carohne county
Nd, is justly earning for itself the ApPellation
Of 8 county Of churches. Each town and VII
lAge in the county now has one or more houses
of worship, and many are scattered through tho
rural districts. But Notwithstanding this album
dsnt supply, fonf more are either under way or
are talked Of With reasonable prospect of an
early commencement These are a Presbyterian
church At fredericksburg, nearly finished an NJ
P. church at Greensboro. for which the material
is being gathered together = Congregationalizt
church at Poters' Landing, about to be COM
menced. and an Episcopal church at Denton.
the site for which will be donated whenever the
congregation is ready to build. A new church
near the State line was only dedicated on the 4th
inst There is no county on the Peninsula
which can lay claim to a greater number OF
churches than Caroline.
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SALE OF LoTs TOMORROW. attention OF
the public is called to the sale OF building lots
on the Norris and Lowering properties, by Mr..
]. 7. Head, to morrow afternoon. These lots
are among the most ellgibly situated that can be
found In cur city. In fact there are few that
can c1lupAte with them. They command 4 tine
view vi the country for miles. and overlook the
entire city which forms most beautiful picture
Any one who wishes handsome location for a
private residence may find it here The greatest
security for the public welfare may be found il
the steadiness Of the lAbOrer. and mechanic and
a. there is nothing contributes to this end like
the possession Of property,we urge upon all the
Advantage Of purchasing AZ public sale The
sale will be positive, and will commence at 3; !
o'clock, in the afternoon.
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BANK ELEcTIos.-The annual election for di-
rectors in the Bank OF smyrna was held on the
LIST inst, with the following result Ayres
Stockly, II. b Fiddeman, Geo. Davis John Mus
tArd, Jas Il. Clements, Edwin Beck, Geo. V.
Massey John c. Stockly aud John II Hoffeeker
This is the old board, with the exception of Mr.,
Hofecker. who was elected in place Of Daniel
Corbit, Of Odessa, resigned. Mr.. Corbit had been
Director Of the institution for thlrty-six years
and resigned by reason OF feeble health. The
officers are President, A. Stockly; Cashier.
VIM. NJ Bell Teller E. J. Colt Asst. Teller
n F. Wilds The officers of the Milford Branch
are Il. b FidiemAn, Director: Jno Is. Smith
Cashier ]. S Truitt, Clerk Mr.. Massey is
counsel for the Directors.
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REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE TO coUSc1L-THE PuR-
CHASE OF THE VALLEY OF THE BRASDYw1SE Ap-
yIsED AND ORDERED TO BE MADE, coSDIIIoSALLY.
Among the Committees appointed by the pres
emit Council, when it first entered upon its duties,
was a Committee on Park. This Committee
consists OF one member from each Ward, and II.
F. Pickles is Chairman. At the session of Coun-
Gil, last evening, this Committee made the fol-
lowing report.
The undersigned Committee on Park beg
leave to report that they have received propo-
sails from the following property owners, as fol-
lows; j. I. Head and Philip Mcdowell who
own the land on the South side of the Brandy
wine, beginning at Harrison street and follow
ing the course OF the river to Rattlesnake Run
containing from II to 10 acres, for go, 600
Also, from the following property owners on the
North eide Of the river, as follows Edward
TatnAl proposes to sell the land needed, begin
ming at point alongside the lower quarry
thence eAsterly to 18th street thence Nortbery 10
j. Cloud Eliotts line, including all his woodland
as well as the rest Of his land lying between this
line and the Brandy river for 81 900 per acre.
containing about 20 acres. Mr.. Joseph Tatnall
proposes 10 sell some II acres At $500 per acre
Mr.. ]. Cloud Elliott has about 10 acres which he
proposes to sell at the rate Of 1920 per acre.
Your Committee would therefore recommend
that the offer Of ]. T. Head, Philip Mcdowell,
Edward IatnAll and Joseph TatnAil be accent
/ Of, be purchased, provided he will accept the
same price as Joseph Tatnall asks for bis prop.
/ erty $500 per acre. Your Committee would
/ offer the following resolution
Resolred, That the Committee on Park be in.
| structed 10 have the grounds mentioned in the
| foregoing report fully surveyed, and report tC
i Council, st its next meeting, the precise quaint
i ty of land belonging to the different parties
1 named, the amounts due them, and the manner
| IN which the payments are to be made, so tina
Council can make the Necessary ARRANGEMENTS
| provided said payments be made annually and il
/ moderate amounts until the whole Of said pur
chase is paid for.
The resolution and report we're unanimousl,
| adopted
The total cost of the park is estimated at ESQ,
/ 600, and it is proposed to extend the payments
| over period Of about ten years, said payment
/ to be taken out Of the current expenses Of tn,
| city 80 that no permanent debt shall be created
| A survey Of the ground will be made ct orce.
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Fairfax Lodge, No. s, l. o. .. T., at Odd Fell
lows Hail, Sd and King streets.
Columbia Lodge, No. %, l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellow Hall. 81 aud King streets.
Delaware Tribe, No. 1, l. o. r. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, AIS Market.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. o. a. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Rescue Council, No. 5, Jr. o. o. A. NJ, at
Hail 5il Market street.
Lady jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 5O4
Market street.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at 4O4 Market
street.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 7. X. Of p, at Knights of
Pythias Hail. ali Market street.
Washington Camp, z. o. 5. Of A., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market streets.
American Protestant Association at Odd Eel
lows Hal, Rising Sun.
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Antifes.

NJ oTlGF-The members Of washiI gton Camp
N No !. p o. Of A, are requ sted 10 meet
dsy evening May 9TH Al O'clock, sharp, as bust
ness OF Importance will be brought 1eiote me
lamr. BS order. a. d. AAsoS' H. ).
R'UTlU E-MzCtANI 5 LOAN ASSp IA On
~ The annual Meeting Of the stoekn9.ters Of
the Mechsuics' Loan Association. viii he HELD In
tn room. 81 and Market str cts. second NOD on
Mn my6 q may ~ '''H 07 7. f4YLoR. secy.
AToTICE-FRANKLIN LOAN AssoUlAr u
IN meeting of the stOckhoiders OF this AssoclA-
ton viii held in their room, No. a. Ahrk-t =,
on Monday evening next, the IL Ii INST, q -.
O'Clock. By direction OF the AudttoTs Attest,
my6.6t ID. Il. uAA KISS, stcy.
RToTICR-CENTkAL LOAN ASSOCIATION
IN ANNUAL MEETING. = tn second autua
meeting OF this Association " u be held IN tneit
room on Friday evening next the p,h ls:., az y
O'Clock at which time the Audit wl. s4.iuit ih-.r
Report and an election for Officers sat birrctor
held. d. T. ia" ktNo, Sycty.
mays-5t
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HYMESIAL--MeTis Taylor. Esq, city Editor
Of the Daily Gazette, Of this city, concluding, we
presume, that it was not well for man TO be
alone has entered into matrimonial partner
ship, which, We hope may be long continued
and happy one. Miss Mollis A. Norman was the
name Of the lady, and l.ev, Joseph Mason, Of
the Broad Street N. Z church, Philadelphia
OfciAted
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THAI ITALIAN WARK.-The sale ofItalian ware
at Ogle & Millers auction rooms continues this
evening and every evening until the stock is
elosed out. This il important sale of rare
goods. seldom offered 10 the public At auction.
and the large list comprises many handsome de-
signs and patterns Of elegant marble and bronze
statury vases, card receivers, &c.
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proposals.


Depot QUaRTKRNAsTER's or cg,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April Is, Is 3.
Sealed Proposal, Ia duplicate VII copy of tais
advertisement attached TO each, Will he received at
this Olee until noon FRIDAY, Jure 1873, for fur
niehhg the United States Qlartermasters Depart
Inent in this city with three hundred, 1906 new
Army vi CONS, TO be Of the sizs and description
Rtvsl in the approved speCii cations fer Army Wa
gJnH, which ean be seen NJ tais ON 20,
he wagons will he subjected 10 gid inspection
Gnd meme viii be received which o act comply in
ali TesFetts with the sp Cicatinns " tie contract.
be usual guarantee vii! be rtquir e ~ bidders and
'hs i ht to reject auy or all btis Is rps Tyed.
lir- vii, he received for h. y r ny portion
OF h. SO wsPcus, and hihisrs vii! A. Tie time
taty viii IN axe their dr!iyrri's,
ur further iniormat!Cn appi7 AZ lis m 2.
Euve upes coh,alnng proposals 4 he ~ dorsed
Proposals for Amy Nas NJ, itH tihresAed 10
IN. aad-rsiRned. l. c EA<TGN,
Assistant Qlartermastet G.ter L. Army
Il66. I'e o z Isr.' lua sler.
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IMPROVEMENT. Walton 1 James, ice
dealers, have Just completed large building At
18th and King street, to be used as an Office, and
depot for loading leo. storing wagons, &c The
building is l2Ox25 feet
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CARRATT's ELECTRIC DISKS

Are self-acttng clean, comfortable and durable.
They are worn with relief in Rheumatism, Neural
gia, Local PatnA. Weakness, Lameness &C. They
supply gentte dow OF constant electricity and have
q wider range OF use and help in the above named
cAls OF troubles than the ordinary battery. Sold BY
Z BRISGHURsT CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market EtresH,
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ss-sars Your DociOr's BiA When DR.. Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry VIII cure coughs, c0lds,
bleeding at tue ngs and arrest the fell destroyer
COnsu ptlon, II does More than most physicians
lar Will satisfy the Rcrednlous that they mead lcok
NO furt her for the required.
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sz-spiey breath, teeth white and specifies,
Fragrant SOC IDoNT secures:
Ladies', can yOu be 30 reckless
Al u fsil 10 make thein yOufB7
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Jno W. Green, (Ghesn probably of Whining
ton, has been granted Spa;ent on . moulding ma
chine.
An advertiser, to-day, wishes to dispose Of a
grist mill we'll adapted for altering into first
class paper mill The water power il one Of
the best.
The semi-annuAl session of the Local Preach
ers Association Of the Wilmington Conference
commences at st. Panl's NJ Z. Church, this eve
ming.
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VERY III--Mr. John ]. Stroud, night clerk
in the Post office, who was taken suddenly i'll
with hemorrgAhe, . few days since on the street
is lying very ILL His physicians have but little
hope Of bis recovery.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.



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~ Ess osals-ifS5. asO, 1e.ie = N. and i.sa,
~ OoassssEle- Ian, A NJ ana and P. n. The
F6S v 4 y r R-lMaTkst 81, DspOLi 100
10.A0 a m, and hSo p. N.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA F0s WILMINGTON.
lao sso, and las :. m. 1a1s 1a.so, Aso. 400,
Rea, asa 10.l5 and n-so P. N Sundays ieloll.so ..
rkAnw kRzrvH At wmNIEaFoE,
Frons Dslaasars r. R.-seo ueom New Caa ess
i0ib e M. aba, ao0 che two latter are neignt
with passenger car aitached.l
Ff0na ". 4 r. Rails and 11.46, q n and alo
., n The sis q N. only runs from CostesYne.
FTozs PkGlGdelpAis-i2.s2. 1bS, ass = N lAoo,
LIS, aoa AN. keG, ais. 500. to-sa Sunday las
= fFo1S v. q y q. R-IMarket ST., Depot T.Dc a
N, /. 0oand 900 p m.
~ See time tables for further Particular