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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-31
NJ ARINE NEWS.

Boston, 80. Arrived, bark Don Justo
LIVERPOOL.
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AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.

STORM IN New YORK.
New York, 80. The storm was most de-
structive in New York yesterday. A large
number of cellars were overlooked streets
flooded, and many families were driven from
their houses.
Many persons were sunstruck here yester-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-31

hold their hay.--Mr. Weston Lewis, Prin-
cipal of the high school in Gardiner, receives
salary of $3.50 annually, instead of the
sum reported the other day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-31

Illuminating and Lubricating Oils, l. amps
ana Lamp Goods i'm Variety.
rJNIIE GENUINE DOWNER KEROSENE and
| MINERAL SPERM OILS, 1850 and 5000 Fire
Test. These Oils are chemically pure, safe and
agreeable, as all will certify who have used them
On sale in In quantities to suit purchasers at l07
Water street Augusta, by
wits J.G, HOLCOMB.
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Ter Items

[ennebecs of Hallowell, on Saturday,
Mother victory to their list, opponents
B Ionics of Gardiner. The following is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-31

Shecpscott Bridge, July 2S, 1873.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-31

James Foley of Boston had his right leg
broken in two places below the knee, on Sat
urday, at Bucksport, while removing bank
of earth in the line of the railroad track
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

REGULAR STATED MEETING LAsr wEnK-
RHruET CV rRuCRBDlNGs.
The Board OF Health Friday week held its
reguiar weekly mttung, Fre-itent MCCALL
lu the Chair.
The committee ordered to have tie alley
bet wecn Nndipon Hul WiHd4ur and SlNtu
and SCf euth streets pave rrpaitcd THAT the
nuisance hal been Ahnicd Wllhlu THIS
work ana were therefore iischargeI from
considering the matter further
y ne nuisance OF lW alter iu the cellars nl
ccfi.ia houses on lammot street, Ninth
Wan, was reported nhAted.
lha bill Of John Montgomery, deceased,
WAS soutluued iu the hands Of the Treasurer
the Hoard, at its next meeting, Oh the
SUBJECT.
Mr.. Eckel, on motion Of Mr.. Olatts, was
objected 10 accompany the Secretary OF the
Hoard Ia Baltimore Tor the puIpasc OF
inspecting and reporting uu au improved
machine for tleauHiug cess pools.
MIR, Eckel Presented the ing preAm
BILE and resolution, which were adopted.
NnEHrAs, 70 has come o. the kuuwelgC
4 nj th.s h3irl n At bull lers sui lthei lntet-
cs'td PARTIES sft i1'ha.it OF building prlvy
So ilH without fcf renee tc tho requirements
{ Il AZ 1rdiutI rec uf tlc city in relation &c.
+ ihe aye, drpta legation. se., of the same
+ u rvfutr,
4 Doe liitc ED o. sife tAt matter hIH pruup
~ uiion, 30 the 'ld thnt 49, laws b arinl
. thereon may pe uHsefved in all cn4cs.
I it Was Reported iENt the cunttnta OF
! pTivy back ui h.r FIel ugham's place OF
I business uu West Front street were AlloWpt
B 20 run over Ou hi7 property, and MT IS. wa.
1 allow ed to address the Board Ou the SUBJECT
Col ctullOugl m0vcdthat the nuisance
be teierr 20 the First ward committee aut
% Doe tuAtcl at the expense at the person OF
whose premises u IL allowed To exist
Mr.. Ecitcl moved TO amend hy referring
: the nuisance to the Street NomWiHsiuue
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13
Honor to Whom honor Is nne

Mr.. Editor II was one of those who oh
tanned "a scat In Capclle's Hall, ON SAtur-
day, Sept g. 1873 70 witness the prescuia-
tiOn of q card Of respect and friendship
from the employees al the machine shop
and railway supply departments of the nia
mond state Iron Co, to Mr.. william b.
Harrison, late superintendent OF said de
parimcnts.
Mr.. 4. ". Cool, was called to the chair,
WHO, after stating the object Of tie meeting,
introduced Mr.. Nat. T.. Marvel. Mir. Mar
vel quoted several instances in the histury
| of our country of men having the confidence
and esteem Of their iellnw-workmeA; he
/ then alluded 10 the erroneous system that
NOW ruled our manufacturing establish
ments-the system Of little or no confidence
between the employer aud employ be
| did not wish 10 he understood that he Wys
about TO take up the gauntlet which Miss
| Anna Dickinson had cast down, for two
very good reasons:
First. the want Of time, and second that
\ very necessary article talent but he would
Just say that win more Urhauiiy used he-
| tween the two .'irs 'gd u certain amount
OF confidence exhibited, then and not tll
l then would the ph uses of "lazy, good tot
| nothing apprentice" and "cArrlrhs, upgli.
| gent iuurucymHu" be ohlitcratci: then
| paid q hlgh tribute 10 thr recipient con-
! Guiding hy taking the resolutions and 500
ing; "and now, Mr. Harrison, on hchtlf ol
the employees OF the machine shop aud
| railway supply depart menf of rho Diamond
state lion Company ] present you, sif.W tl
this slight testimonial al their esteem ioi
you ag "a man anal tlcir respect iu! you as q
| mechanic, and ahould you. sir, iu after year.
be tempted Ia step aside from the path u
which you have been vending your WAY
may thid sir, he the ialismnh To bring you
back 10 the landmarks of To-day
Mr. y. j. Sovcy n cciVel the present cot
behalf Of MI Harrison. paying 70 cnmph
ueut 20 the Workmru Of uuf city and ala,
10 the Diamond State Iron Company, con
GLIDING By receiving the present.
Refreshments followed nest lee cream
add cakes, few iecliauons HnA hall.la
concluding by taking leave of their lornlc
superintendent.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

MEETING or THE COMMITTEES or THE WATER
wircH AND RELIANCE TO ARRANGE FOR A
rufENDf.N TRIAL.

MEETING or THE COMMUTERS or THE wATEu
wirCH AND HgItAACE TO ARRANGE FOR A
FRIENDLY TRIAL.
The committees of the Water witch and
Reliance Fire Companies met at the engine
house Of the latter Monday evening, TO make
arrangements for friendly squirt, when
the following articles were drawn up and
signed
lat. That the two engines take their pc.
sitinns side hy side. aud force stream
through 1000 feet Of hose.
md. The nu2zles are to be one aud one
quarter inches.
8rd The trial TO continue for three hours
from the time of lighting the fires
4th. That each engine may use whatever
amount OF steam that may be deemed neoes-
gary
9TH. The judges shall examine the no7zlea
before and after the trial, and the uozlles
are not 20 he changed during the trial,
9TH Each company have the right TO
change one section Of hose during the trial ;
hut all The time taken IT, replace burst hose
| or TO repair any temporary injury 20 the
engines shall be lost to the engine so stop
ping.
7th. The stream 10 he measured every FIVE
minutes 1.-THE longest and shortest distances }
sth. Each fire must be lighted At the same
time, and 10 consist Of wood and coal only
the measurement 10 commence At twenty
| minutes after the fires have been lighted.
9th. That there shall be two referees and
one Judge Mt each stream; each committee
70 select two referees snd they 10 select
the judges for the streams; and each com
mittee shall appoint one referee ioI the
/ ouuOgiun engine
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

T'~' ftro r.'..f. '.ut,uf Llni-
Nf H.a ..Itttr. no swelling II will
no. suhdue. and no lanleuess which II will
not cure. Th's 10 strong language, but it is
true. here she paris are not gone its
effects are marvellous. 1t has produced
more cures of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock
jaw. palsy, sprainsswellinga. cakcd-breasts,
scalds, burns ant rheum, ear-aohe, Sc,
upon the human frame, and of strains, spa
win, gals, Sc, upon animals In one year
than have an nihcrpretended remedies since
the world began. II is counter-irritant,
an all-hcalins pain rcliever. Cripples throw
| away their crutches, the lame walk, poison
Gus bites are rendered harmless and the
wounded are healed without a scar II II
no humhuc. The recipe 70 published around
each bottle. II Is selling ms article ever
before sold, and it sells because IT does jus,
what IL preteuds to do Those who now
suffer from rhcumatism. pain or swelling,
deserve 10 suffer if they will not use Cen
taur 1.inmcut. More than 1000 certificates
Of remarkable cures, including frozen limhs
chronic rheumatism. govt, rlnniag tumros
sc, have bern received. We will send q
circular containing certincntc the recipe,
SO. gratis, to amy one requesting II. one
bottle of thc yellow wrapper Connur Lint
mcnt is worth ono hundred dollars for sna-
sined or swccuicd horses and mules or Tor
vcrew-worm in sheep. stock uwuors-thia
lniment IL worth YOUR attention. No fam
lily should he without Ccuiaur Imminent
Price soc. bottle, large hotties ~ 90.
j. -. ROSES 60,
-.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

BoDY FOUED.-Samuel Bush, while down
The bay in = skin = few days ago, found the
body Of a man, apparently about thirty
years old, with belt and sheath.knife
around his waist and new nnir nj shoea
on his feet The body had evidently been
In the water for = long time MIR. Bush
hauled the body ashore and buried 1t rs
heat he rottll
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

JOHN Cow, EsQ-CuASoE on EusiSEss.-
We learn that John Cow. Esq, who has 80
long and so successfully managed the
estates Of Geu.iNan Worst, in the neighhor-
hood Of Milford, Is about to relinquieh his
present charge to engage in the canning OF
fruit. II is rare 10 ind a man who under
stands so well agriculture, horticulture the
raising OF cattle and the management Of q
dairy. consequently Gen. Van Worst Will
ind it difficult 10 supply his place satisiac-
torily. Iesides. Nj. Cows influence rs a
farmer had a salutary effect throughout the
region round about Milford. To knowledge
and practical experience was added tine
taste, a keen sense of the beautiful, c0nse.
quently the farm under his care WAS a
model from which any one might copy With
profit. MI Cow il - canny Scot, aud from
his well known sasscitY and industry hc
will pouhtless succeed Ia hit new emf, rpuse.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

lIoHsB CKusHrD TO neATH.--A horse
belonging 90 jame- Taylor, OF West
Goshen township. Was ctu-ued 20 death
day week. Mr.. Taylor bad been hauling
stone from Joseph Bfn'uns quarries to
the railroad, mud IN shifting a ear load of
stone to The siding, ii being down grade
and no brake to TIDE car, tue horse was
caught between the car and the platform
and literally torn 10 pieces, killing him
instantly. -Apa5.isan,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

SuIcipE.-Oa Wednesday OF last week
VIM. A. Collins, of Colcrsin township,
Lancaster township, committed suicide by
cutting his throat. Collins was about q
years old. and at the time Of his death was
working with his father on the farm. No
one knows why he committed suicide.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

DESTRUCTIVE FTRE.-On Saturday morn
ing about two o'clock the cotton and weav.
ing factory Of John Dutton, situated about
two miles from Pocopson station on the W.
& W. r. X upon PocnpsOn creek, was de.
stroyed by fire; origin of which 10 unknown.
There was between 5000 to 100000 worth
Of valuable machinery besides large
amount of material entirely destroyed, "
to the present writing we have not learned
The total loss. 1t 10 reported that there was
no Insurance.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13
DHtLADRLPHtA WILMtNGpON 4 BALTI.
4 MORE RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
coMskSoisa snNDAY, Audusr II, 1873.


~ A''' soGGfTIhHWARDl.' JUST - 1919
Trains from Philadelphia Will leave the Depot
corner Of Bh9AD sTgERr AND wAsHiEaTos
AyBNuE, H. follows For
M oAf T. s. 81 s s5S. 81 10 - g si IT, s.
.L.mokin, 10 slb. $50. 10. Io4a a. m.
y 20 2.@, 500 4so, : As, 10 SO, aoo, 80,
Tnqrgwi 5o, $50 1915 a, m; 40.
Ag 5.l6 7oo' A9, p N. .o
2@. 40, O. 10. 100. $50, H. "a, p. Ia.
Bellevue; 100 $50, IS, a. m; 2D,
a. T y as l9s'2P 3. &c. s 3D. T. 4 Il a. p M m.
Newark, .ElE,oa, Northeast, $50, a. = L. H.
Glarls stiwn, $50 a. IN !bl5. 8. pm.
Principle, $50 a. IN 6.l5, y, IN
ferfyyile $50. a. H.; 1918, b.l5,
al;;vie,ee-drsce, $50, a, H.; l2l5, &,
Abefisen. Perryman's, EdgewoOd, Magnolia.
Chase's, sIemmer's Kun. $50, a. IN.
Baltimore, aS. a. m; l2I5. Gm, n.@,
The l2,i5 p. m. train from Philadelphia con.
NORTH wAID.
On account Of difference In time trains laav,
balumnre by city time nyo minutes earlier thar
Traius for Philadelphia will leave as follows
From
Baltimore, 7sO, $50, a. m as. 7.so 1913,
y. M.
havre. de- Grace, - 10. s57. TO-. %, a. m. AN
Isrtyville, l2ls. 60, Dos ll.Ol. a. IN. l. 2s
9.ul. p, N.
| a. NJ, u. u. 2, 4, o "A, a. 10, TO- ~, y, III.
Chester. .. A. ! ~ IA & 81. s. a. q. 49, No. a.,
! II ~, a IN. l.8. As. 2iO. AS. 68. q. IL
| d IS ", ~. a. j.. ".
s0hDAY TRAINS.
! N" trims Wnl DO sun on Suuoay except thOs'
] named below
Trains II, III Philadelphia will leave ns follswl
! for
LAmoki In aud inlerinadiaie stations, ]. 90, y. m
Wilmington and way stations, s,a M, q 81, j.. M
, Baltimore hiOpping al The principal stations
! II. ~, y. D..
| from
LsmoGin and intermediate stations, 0.l5, q. m
! $50. r. ~.
baltimore. STOPPING at p-ipeiral s'elious, g
and ~. ~, .. 20.
II =. RENNRY. Superintendent.
I E,EJAW ARE RAiIkpAp LINZ -is...,,,,..
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

PnACH Borrow RAuRoAD.-ltia eXpecteh
that the work Of laying rails on this road
will be commenced in few days. The y.
n Il. q. r. r. Company have men already
employed at Oxford preparing the way to
connect the two roads.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13


COMMITTEE on TEACHERS HErOKr-GERMAN
AND LATIN, ITO.
The Boarl sor Education NlonAav tnef t
rsgt,lsr sn.ainn pr,si,i,.tt ItJI.s IL tt...
rheir
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

sHoT.-A boy named Pennington, who
resides with his mother at Front and
Clayton streets, was accidently shot in
the side by another boy, while cunning
for birds on the marsh near the phosphate
mandatory of Walton Whann ~ Co.,
on Friday week. He was conveyed to his
home in q wagon belonging to the above
lrm, and a physicisn was called in,when
the wound was properly dressed. His
recovery is considered very doubtful
| Republican.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

CHrLp MuRDER.-A brutal affair, which
resulted in the death of negro child oc-
Cured on the farm of Joseph lBiggs, Esq,
in Sassafras Neck, Tuesday week. II seems
that a negro man named Wash. Hinton,
undertook the care of his wile's child for a
day while she was absent. soon after the
departure of its mother, the child began
crying, and the man took II up stairs, and,
tying one end Of a pair Of rope pillow lines to
its feet and the other end 10 the ratters Of
the roof, left the child in such a position
position or move its feet. When discovered,
the back of the poor LITTLE things head WAS
found To be badly bruised and cut, and life
WAS extinct. Much indignation WAS mani
Tested by the people of the ncighhurhOOd at
the cruel and brutal outrage.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

AN ANCIENT RFsGnENT Mr.. T. ".
Toles. Postmaster at Falkland m the W.
\ W. X. H., brought to this office An old
land turtle. which was captured by Mr..
10 o stewart On his property This ancient
turtle has attained apparently 1p years.
& pom the under shield are the letters A, Il.
and the date l7l4; hue right hind foot has
met with an accident the claws being
minus, his shell has worn off around the
edges. The old fellow was not ahashed by
the noise of city life, and from the manner
IN which he stretched his meek we inferred
be seen,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13


ship of the Fire Department of the city |
and a one-thousanl-dOllar purse.
The Fame committee submitted articles |
of agreement, but the Water witch COM !
mittee refused TO sign them, for reasons
stated in these columns at the time. The |
meeting then adjourned.
At the request of the Fame Committee,
however, negotiations for a squirt he
tween the engines of the two companies
were again opened and both committees
met at the same place on Saturday even
ing, August Esd. After some discussion
and free expression Of opinion, remark
able for Its gentlemanly character and
fairness, the following agreement was
drawn up and signed by both committees,
which, Of course, bound the respective
companies -
First-The stakes 10 be $500 side.
Second-Ihe squirt 10 be pop squirt Of
two hours duration. of half an hour each,
alternately and the company winning the
toss shall name the company to squirt first.
Third-The hose 10 be played through
must be fifty feet with a nozzle not less
than an inch and a quarter
Fourth-rhe trial shall take place on
Saturday, September 9th, between IL and 4
o'clock.
Fifth-Each company shall choose one
judge, and these two jointly q third, and
their decision when made to the stake
holder shall be fiual.
Sixth-Each company shall put up for
felt on signing these articles of $3.50 a side
in the hands OF VIM. II. Thompson, " no
shall he final stakeholder.
Seventh-rhe trial shall take place AZ the
old sluiee ditch, on Iownsends road, South
Side
Eighth-The referees shall give their de-
oision before leaving the ground.
Ninth-rhe remaining $3.50 q side shall he
deposited In the hands Of the stake. holder
on the night previous to the day OF the
squirt.
Tenth-rhe squirt to he for the champion
ship and $500 a side
The last instalmeut Of the money max
ing up. the purse was staked on Friday
week, and Councilman Green chosen
by Messrs. George Chance, judge for
the Water Witch, aud David Hayes, Judge
for the Fame, the third judge provided for
in the agreement Mr.. Green, however,
could not serve, owing to business engage
ments, and the OtnertwO judges decided on
Isaac G. Pyle, a gentleman known for
his high character and strict impartial
ity, TO fill the vacancy.
Excitement has been on tip-toc for
some time among the tremeu and sport
ing characters of the city, and il is esti-
mated that about eight thousand dollars
were wagtred on the result Of the squirt.
Saturday, few moments before
II O'Clock, the Water Witch Company
started their engine TO the scene of the
squirt, and this was the signal for a large
crowd to leave for the South Side. The
engine was shining like Il diamond and
brought out expressions of admiration
from all.
At about 11.45 the Fame's engine, also
shining and glttering, appeared on the
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

CANARDs.-EvRRY EVENING says the
article about Rev. Jas. Riddles will from
the Republican, is all canard. Probably
it is like the "yarn" which went the
rounds last week, published in the
Gazette and Commercial about "a man
being afraid to cross the trestle bridge at
the canal, jumping OIL, sc. We are as
sured by gentleman who was present
al the time the alleged incident is said to
rave occurred, that, with the exception
that the man didn't jump of, didn't lose
his satchel, and that the cars didn't wait
for anybody after crossing, tue story is
true.- lhiddletopn Transcript.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

BASE BALL.--A match game of base
ball was played at Sehuelzen Park on
saturday aft moon between the Quick
steps and Dauntless Clubs. On the
seventh innings decision made by the
umpire WAS disputed, aud he not revers
ing the decision the game was decided in
favor OF the Dauntless by a score OF .
70 n
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

XUILMlhGTON SHADING K. -summer
w Arrangement. and after SUNDAY,
Juns ~ ISIS passenger trains will run as follows:
Leave Norlhw'd sTATloEs. Leave soathward
700 10. 3. No;,L No. ], Bo.4 No. g.
M. +. N. A. N. A. N. r. "A. N.
800 500 $50 Wilmington, II 80 $40 sii
$40 800 p Chadd sFord u ~ I'll 7A
fN 400 FIG GuatssVille, 93S GlO go
$50 966 BrdabOrO', sm 4SO
- 74l l0N Reading, 7S5 Acc
SUNDAY TkAlNh-Leaye nOrthward-Wll-
mingtOn S. - u. M; Chsdd's Word 9. ~ g. m;
Gainesville II GA IN. Leave snuth ward-Coates,
vile 4. 30 ?. IN; Chadd's Ford 5.T2 p III; VII
mingten go p m. Sunday trains will stop At
aay Place 70 leavs OF passengers or on being
nagged, and sonneets . aud fIom oxford and
Philadelphia via Chadd's Ford,
OOhHkOTIOHR.
Al Wilmington, with trains to PHILADELPHIA and
Baltimore, and with Delaware railroad trains,
Nos. and make direct connsotionwith trains IA
aud from WashingtOR
AZ Chadd's Ford, trains Nos. l, 2. > and6 foI
Philsdelphn. hJs. I and with trains from
PhilsdslRhia. Trains Nos l, and with tTalnl
for Port Deposit.
AT CoatesVille, all trains connect with trains fol
Philadelphia and Harrisburg. Trains Nos, anl
Snake direct Connection with tTatnA to and frou
| Philadelphia.
AtBirdsbore', trains and 3 connect northw.
and sogthward with Phuadelphia and Re- ~ sa
/ Railroad. and 2 and with southwark IN
trains; Train No. connects with " Dv esl
Philadelphia o. srOf n snn 10
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13
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Spring Arrdn cement, COnlr te,,c,,,, ..-,,.
Leave wilmington 10, 10 a. N sgqE 6'rrtt o.
Lssvs LsR2SSso berg IS, y % . N, sSFM
Afr,ve Al Wilma gton 7 Is A N, Ion 6dnPa
Arriys a. 4 ndsni erg "a, II 81 I'M 71f,M
.CONNkgrlONs-nains leaving Wi ~, I'm N
A. 10 40 M; with train leaving Pb sdair,b w
" .. D.. Baltimore at s0A M ana IN n : I, .
NAIe = X. tialns arriving At 10 10 A NJ Doi4-
IRAN leaving Wilmington Al s "a p AZ -.
aees win Tram leaving Ptiiadelpbis a. "a ~ X
itain hftlFing At ilminRtOn M : n a N
WIZ IRAN l3r Philadelphia u S lOL N ~ A. "
Tram arriving at Nilmington a., a. "a -.
uala Ior adelphiA AZ 400 P. NJ 'o' WIN
Iran arriving a Whining on al Am u n
shh lrain i9r Baltimore and Watbinstn1 = II 4;
a. WIN train for Phiadeiphis and p NJ " y
trains at 8. q r. NJ N'A"Ate H. h.
1VhAhah OF HOURS OF sUgDAY TRAtNa
ialls NIL an On sundays only AZ folirera.
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Leave Ian enberg, n 3i a. M. and AZ y u, ~
ArHse mlnf ton, y %, .. M. and 8 d. b. -.
99l.its laid nhefg II. W, a. ~, and 4 "a :, n,
n NAsohHkoiloss Train leaving Wiininvtap,, a. 4
" y y. ns with train ArriviuR from pbiisdaie :
~ ~ y ~, a. tn Train arriving II Wiimin.' I'm
~ a. ~ o m win tram for Phladelphis. lssV
omnibus connections between w. A ~ a..
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