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of the Savior, for it is then the hight OF
the rainy season in Judea, and the shep-
herds could hardly be watching their
docks by night in the plains. Not
casually or arbitrarily was the festival
of the nativity celebrated on the 25th
of December. Among the causes that
co-operated in fixing this period as
the proper one, the most powerful was,
that almost all heather nations regarded
the winter solstice as most important
point of the year, as the beginning LIE
and activity of the powers of nature,
and of the gods, who were originally
merely the symboical personifcation OF
these. In more northerly countries this
fact must have made itself peculiarly
palpable- the Celts, Germans and
Scandinavians, from the Oldest times,
celebrated this season with greatest
festivities.
At the winter solstice these people
held their great yule-feast, in commem-
Grafton of the return Of the great fiery
sun-wheel and believed that, during
The twelve nights reaching from the
25th of December to the 9th of January,
they could trace the personal movements
and interferences on earth of their great
deities, .Odin, Thor, Freia, &c. Many
of the beliefs and usages of the old
Germans and Scandinavians, as well as
of the Romans relating to this matter
passed over from heathenism to Christ
ia1ity, and have partly survived to the
present day The church also sought to
combat and banish-and it was to q
great extent successful-the deep
rooted heather feeling, by adding-for
the publication of the heather customs
and feats which it retained-its grandIy
devised liturgy, besides dramatic repre-
sensations of the birth of Christ and the
first events of his life. After a time
Christmas became a universal social
festival for old and young, high and low,
as no other christian festival could have
become.
In the Roman Catholic church, three
masses are performed at Christmas
at mi might, one at day break and one
in the morning.
The day is also celebrated in the
Anglo-Catholic church. Special psalms
are sung, special preface is made in
the communion service, and the Athan-
asian creed is said or sung. The church
es are also decorated with e7ergreens,
probably emblematic of the eternal life
obtained through the Redeemer.
The Lutheran churches on the cont
nent observe -sChristmas, while the
Presby terrain and other sects do not, in
it's religious sense, considering it as
''human invention
The day, however, is celebrated all
over the christian world, if not always
with reference to the birth of the Savior,
at least with joy and mirth, as bringing
recreation and relaxation to all, and
presents to most.
In closing this article we beg to offer
our readers very CHERRY Christmas"
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ton, and as far as we know has not
been collected yet.
We would recommend that the City
Attorney be directed to take all the above
accounts and proceed to collect them,
and if some OF the parties should not be
able to pay at once, in such cases he
should be authorized to take notes in
settlement, such notes not to run over
so days after date and with legal interest.
Signed. JOHN ScHUETTE.
2. JOHNSTON. Com.
F. A. BEAN.
Manitowoc, Dec. 81, 1874.
On motion the report was accepted
and placed on file. Ayes 10, nays 0.
Communication Of S. A. Simpson,
city surveyor, was referred to com. on
ordinance.
Report Of Aug. Dueno, engineer on
steam fire engine, was on motion &C
cepted and placed on file.
Aid. Schuette submitted the following:
Reso7red, That scrip be issued to ?.
Schwartzenbarth for fulfllment OF his
contract on TIN street and to W. Gritz-
macher for his contract on 9th street.
Adopted, ayes 10, nays 0.
Aid. Dumke submitted the following:
WHEREAS the city has to pay every
year, for teaming on street repairs, and
for hauling the steam fire engine and
hose, between $4,000 and 100000,
therefore be it
Resolred, That the Mayor and Clerk
be instructed TO buy good heavy team
for the purpose of the propelling of the
steam fire engine, and other work as the
Mayor ard Board OF Aldermen see fit,
and that the Mayor and Clerk may hire
good teamster to drive and take care
of said team, and be it further
Resolred, That the com. on ordinance
together with the city attorney, draw an
ordinance to that effect, and bring it be-
fore the Board at the next meeting.
On motion same was referred to a
special com. consisting of Aid. Rand.
Langworthy and Bean.
Aid. Schuette submitted the following;
Resozred, That the foreman of Mani
towoc Steam Engine Co. No. l. is here
by authorized and directed to reorganize
a new company for the Manitowoc
Steam Engine Co. No. 1. Also that the
Chief Engineer is hereby authorized and
directed to get horse chose cart for the
Steam Engine Co. and single harness
which harness shall be kept ready at all
times SO it can be used by any horse
brought to draw the hose cart to fires.
On motion Resolution was adopted,
ayes 10, nays O.
Aid. Schuette submitted the following:
To the Hon. Mayor and Board Of
the City of Manitoaooc:
AS the time approaches that [ have to
leave this city to serve my term in the
Senate, therefore do hereby tender my
resign ,tion as Alderman and Chairman
Supervisor of the LIST ward.
On motion same was accepted, ayes
10, nays 0.
On motion council proceeded to ballot
for Alderman LIST ward to fill vacancy
caused by resignation of Aid. Schuette,
and Mr.. Chas. Wedelstedt having re-
ceived majority of all the votes cast,
was on motion declared elected to fill
the vacancy.
On motion council adjourned to
Wednesday, Dec. 80, 1874, = P. NJ.
T. W. BORCHERDT,
T:4-.
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THos. BR1sTow got 800 for STUN
bling through man-hole in the side
walk at Fort Howard, and broke his leg.
CAPT. D. NJ. WHITNEY, Deputy q. S.
Marshal, has taken possession of the
furnace and property of the Green Bay
Iron Company.
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TESTIMONIAL.

/ have examined and tried the KurtZmann Pianos
and recommend them frstciass Instruments, the
best ever brought to Manitowoc. They have re-
markable singing pure and brilliant tone, perfect
and easy action, and In my opinion they unite all
desirable qualities and recommend themselves Iy
their randure of tone, their sorority their brIi-
ancy and solidity. q. BIELING.
Prof. OF Music.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MANrrowoc, Dec. 81, 1874.

MANIIOWOC, Leu. "A, 4Os1'
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present Mayor, A. D. Jones, Alder
men Schuette, Dumke, Gelbke, Johns
ton, Langworthy, Bean, Wits, Rosso,
Mendlik and Carus.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Petition of E. B. Treat referred to
com. on assessment and finance.
Petition of Chas Reuter- referred to
com. on Police.
Petition Of II. Hill referred to com.
on police.
Communication OF Manitowoc Engine
Co. No. l. referred to com. on fire and
water.
The following Claims were presented
and referred:
Klingholtz & Tillson $1,000 Com On
Fire and water.
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Total

We have so far not been able to col
Iect the above accounts.
In the later part of the season of 1871
Messrs. Windiate & Richards borrowed
the city's dump scows from the then
com. on dredge and harbcr, at an agreed
price per day, and out of which grew
bill against them to the amount of
S2S6.61. OF this bill Mr.. Richards paid
one half, being s143.31, which now
leaves balance of S143. 80 due the city
This balance has been given into the
hands of the City Attorney for collec-
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nj Sc proti smrtonosnG stiele, kdyz V box
nebo do spanku Sc Jim zarya, vzdoruji
smrti, kter6 pfedce jen ujiti nemohon.
Ten ryk, to divoke zmitani, ia zbesilost
Jest neklamny pfiznak blizskt smrti.
| stary rok nenpynul teto pficine
marn6. Citelnych ran zasazeno v mem
skddcam vrahdm clovecenstva, jeho po
kroku, ieho uvolneni, ieho blaha. A tfe-
bas tomtq roce nevykrvaceli jest6, tfe-
bas nevyystalo v-n6n dosti bohat{ri k po
trent lite sane, ktera po tolik let stfezila
brany vezeni clov6ccnsRa, .pfedce n6kte,
ri hIava, z niz oheh a jed zloby otravy
chrlila, byla il utata.
Y roce nastavajicim snad, NJ n9ktere
rany, jiez narodum zasazeny byly, Sc z;s
cell, take svobodntii 81 yydechnou, ma
draze pokroku vGtsi kus cesty urazime, &C
hoz my, ktefi pokrok kazdem sm6ru fe-
droyati usilnjeme hloubi srdce 81 pfeie-
me a v to doutamc.
Pfejice ct6nym pomahacam a soudru-
him Y tonic zapase "a povsechn6 blaho
elovecenstva Stastny nOvy rOk
prosimc je, ably nami zapase tom sta
tecne vytrvali.
Ma zdar pokroku!
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GENERAL SHERIDAN poslan pros

GENERAL SHERIDAN poslan prod
ce do Noyeho Orleanse. Y ministcrskG
poradG prohlasil generalni pravni zastup-
ce Spojenych statti, 20 vYbor pro 7citani
hlasi Returning Board) IA kazdou cenu
hajcn byti musl. Sheridan jest ncineobli-
benejsim ba reemo nenendvidenejsim
spolkovym generalem Louisiancand,
MATT fadeni jeho Z DOLBY rekonstruovani
(znovuzfizoyani) jiznich statd blahe pa
meti. Utel jeho poslani Jest, kazdy po-
kus lidu dobyti 81 prasa sveho vlastni
silou zeleznou rukou srazti.
Dne 4. ledna seide Sc statni sntm
Kelloggovci spolkova vlada ocekayaii,
ze lid nebude trpeti, ably mem zasedli
poslancove cd vttsiny lidu nezvoIeni, jimz
Returning Board violent vys:dil vyta-
skafi. X potlaceni kazdeho odporu
odbole vyhlidnut Louisiana nenavidtnT
Sheridan, ma miste gen. Emoryho, kterY
le washingtonske Wade piilis ov6domitg
a mfrny.
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GERRIT SMITH, zemfel Nov.
Yorku dne 2S. prosince, star jsa Is let.
Gerrit Smith pfibyl do n Yorku, ably U
pfatel ztravil vanoce. Byl zdrav svtzi
pravi telegram, tvafe jeho byly cervene,
oko iasne, drzeni tela pevne krok pruz
ny, ba temef mladistvy. Ale nasledujici-
no dne ochurave TAX, ze mnsel odnesen
byti ma loze brzo ma to dokonal.
Zaslouzily ten bojovnik "a pfirozena
prava vsech lidi, bez ohledu ma narodnost,
barvu plete, nabozenstyi a vsecky jine
rozdily zdeden6 I'll dosti dlouho, ably vi
del myslenku, ji2 cely zivot svhj byl ga
svetl, uskutecncnou az do poslednich dG-
sledki. On ovsem, .jsa IL vysokem star,
nemohl narodu Glov6censtyu vdbec mno
no platnych slnzeb jest6 prokdzati, avsak
nicmen6 neni V zemi te uslechtilei5iho
cloy6ka, neni nj poctiyeho syobodare,
ienz by smrti jeho nezclel. Prozatim po-
dame into ien strutny natrt .ieho zivota,
ktery tax bohaty byl ma zajimave pfibG-
hy udalosti, zivota, ktery nebyl marny,
ale cloveGenstvu uzitecnY mife tax VI
chovat6, jak zfidka nekter6mu smrtelni-
KIN souzeno.
Gerrit Smith narodil Sc tice. ve sta
te novo-yorskem, g. bfezna 1797. Obdr-
zev dobre vychovani domaci, odbyl Wy
znamenanlm vyssi skolu college, V Ha-
mltonG. Po smrti otce syGho zdtdil nei
rozsahlelsi pozemnost We Spoi. statech.
Jsa ncsmirnym bohaGem, nemtl jinGho
na zfeteli, nez kterak by statkd svych IL
I'll ku blahu uzitku spolulidi. Jebo pry-
nj lidumie podniky zalezey V zalozeni
osadnickG spoleenosti COLONIZATION So
ciety), cd niz potom odstoupil, aby Sc pfi
pojil k proti otrocnickG spoleGnosti. Ger
rit Smith byl od te dolby nejhorlivtjsi
horlitcl "a zruseni otroctvi tvoril iiny-
mi vynikajicimi abolicionisty jadro a
kvas potomni strany abolicionisticke
republikanske. On zasazoval SO tez s
veskerym dsilim to, ably zakonem Spoj
Statd kazdema, ktery by ien vale k tomn
mel, pojisttn byl jistY vymGr pddy k "a
lozeni 81 pevneho sidla, q co nejrozhod-
neji protivil Sc pozemkovemu monopolu,
jaky Europe co hrozna kletba TIL marc
dy od staleti. On sam, ably dial pfiklad
Wade vsem velkym vlastnik1m pIdy,
daroval dvt ste tisic akri chudemu lidu,
rozdeliv pozemek ten ma loty po padesa-
ii akrech. Rovnez stGdfe obmysel roz-
licne vzdtlavaci dobroGinne ustavy. r.
1852 byl zyolen do koDgressu, on ale Sc
vidal poslanectvi, dive nez lhdta ieho
vyprsela. Pokud zasedal V kongresu, u.
siloval jen zrnseni otroctvi usneseni
zakona homsteadniho (osazovani ma We
fejnych pozemcich). Reel Gerrita smitha
2 te DOLBY vysly knize nadepsane Ser
mons and Speeches." Krone toho Wy
dial spisy jine, jako .,Nabozenstyi rozu
mu" (1s64), ,Veci bohoslovecke" Theo
logies) ,,Pfiroda zakladem svobodnehC
bohoslovi" (1se0 jine.
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Premie dnes rOzesilame.


4 j y
Ma zmeny rozlicne byl minuly rok boha-
ty dosti, ac pohfichu jen maloktera Mich
byla utesenemu rozvoii narodd cele ro-
diny clovecenske pfizniva. Tem6f ma
vsech polich cinnosti lidsk6 rozhostila Sc
iakasi liknavost nell ochablost, ano lee
kdes, maine ma poll politiky a socialism,
sc spise couvlo nez pokrocilo, Byva tax
vzdycky po prudkych zahubnych bou-
rich, ze zem6 poseta jest vyvracenymi
stromy rozmetanymi ssutinami, Jest to
jednodusc zakon pfirody, ze po boufi ma
stava delsi tisina nell zmrtvelost. Nesmir-
ny netuseny obrat, jaky nastoupil po
porazce Francie dosavadnim polite
KEN pofadku veci, nezfizena ziskucbtivost,
jaka vyplynula co pfirozeny nasledek Get
nych pokroki a promen ma poll narodo-
hospodafskem, ziskuchtivost, ktera vlast-
nj nezfizenosti ano zbesilosd sfitila Sc
stfemhlav hrozny jicen lonskeho kra-
chu; tyto dv6 nesmirne udalosti musely
zploditi jakousi ochromenost jiste mi
fe j tax zvanou reakc.
V tom ovsem nesmime spatfovati zad-
ne nestesti, aspoh zadne nenapravi-
telne nestGsti. Narodove nemohou
neumornosti vzdy stejnon horempaden
KIN pfedu Sc hnati. Prace a odpocinek
musi Sc stfidati jako den noci; jde jen
to, ably ten odpocinek nebyl pfilis casty
snad ably lenost, ledabylost konecne
1padek a rozklad nepfesel. Dereme Sc
z hlubok6ho Gdoli slzaveho ma vysoky
kopec, kan stale slunce syiti, kde neni
iedovatych vypard bazin, kde syezi
vzduch svezi vanek kolobch krve neu-
stale popohdni; a tn costa jest namahaya,
klopotna, nebof kopec jest pfikry, horska
stezka pax ncni ami pokryta hebkyym ko-
berccm, aniz obchnana zabradlim, tam
kde desne propasti chtivt na smelG chdd-
co zeii. tn ovsem treba odpocinkG, a 10
tim casteisich, elm vttsi kus cesty isme IL
razili anebo elm obtiznGjai nebezpecnci-
ii byla chdze. \ potom nejsou vsichni
chhdcove stejne ranni aniz statecni. jed
nj iiz po nekolika honech umdli odpo-
civati musi, kdezto druzi dalel<o ic pred
hon. .Jsou narodove, ktefi Jen jake dtti
Sc batoli, kdezto JIM jiz ohnGm mladist-
wynn vzhdru 81 popiluii. A neiobtiznelsi
cestu mali Il, jenz ncjsou chdzi ci pokroku
navykli. A jakoz jedna lastovka nedela
leto jeden osvicenec osvicenY narod,
taktez nekolik pfed6kd ma te ceste vzh1-
ru k temeni vrchu netvofi pokrok vse-
obecny. Jde jen to, ably tech stated
nych pfedakd pfibyvalo. Nebot oni tenn
opozdilejsim cestu ukazuji a proslapavaji,
oni pres propasts mostly klenon, oni kolem
1zkych, nebezpecnych stezek zrizuli "a
bradli. A pocet tech pfedakd pokroku
Sc mnozi kazdym rokem a mezi mimi
skvi Sc muzove nejslovutnejsi oboru
kazde prace.
Ovsem, he nepfatele jsou mocnl Get
nj smell, nepfatele, ktefi vladnou moci
hmotnou moci povery. Jsou to dcspoti
a kn6M vsech vyznani nabozenskych, kite
Fl co chvili z donpat svych ma neohroze-
ne pfedaky pokroku So vrhaji. Ale zla
ty vek jich chyh Sc kazdym rokem nizt
nize zapadu. Vzteklost jejich vzrd
sta sice rostonci malomocnosti, ale ons
neni znamenim sily;i selmy dravci bra
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sezrana cd kralovych ptelkd soukne-
novcd; chce prY Bostonu podekovat "a
70, ze bodre Hayajcany zasobil potra-
vinami. To neni vdru zly napad, Ale
byli-li ii misionafi stafi anobo vychrtli
pax 81 Havacane malo na mich pochutna
II
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Anlerika

Knee sam ovrah .
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premie POkrOku.

Kazdy spravny odberatel troitydenni-
ka, ktery jei tydne plati,Eobdrzi "a pre-
mil krasny obraz; ten ktery pfedplati ma
ctvrt leta napfed, tedy 1926, obdrzf O.
braz v6tsi.
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PROC Sc KRAL KALAKAUA cd
hodlal navstiviti Boston! Sun" mini, ze
vd6cnosti k tomuto staremu sidlu purita
ma, ktere tolik missionafd vyslalo na
sandvichske ostrovy, nichz vetsina byla
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IT. Louis, 26. pros. Nasledniici
zprava dosla dnes do hlavniho stanu ar.
mady: $ bojovnikli, 80 skyds (indian-
skych zen) pap1s (d6ti) 80 ponys 0so.
nikn) vzdalo Sc dne 20. t. IN. bez pod
mfnky .iednateli indianskemu ' CHEYENNE.
= Dive belosky nalezaii SO mezi Indiany
IL Stone Calf. 200 mil cd Stocked Plains.
Dva poslove cd Stone Calf. prosici "a mir
sem pfibyli. Sdeleno jim, 2e Sc bezvymi.
necne mnsi vzdati ty dve bile pani ne
poskvrnene vydati.
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SI(b.(eeD

il sysc. aNsak Zstdny Il mich
neStOiI vice neZ $1,000.
JSOn veSmeS peknt. tmave
yZOrky hOdici pro vScdni
den. Ia
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JeSte vice.

Detskt SyrchnIlAy IN ~
- tentO tyden: dale SkOr0
dyacct NZOrku muZSkyCIi
vSedntch Obieku. jez Sc pro
davaji IA
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$500

II je>tf Icvneji prOdayamc
zcela vIncnt SpOdky pro
pany. Ty jdOu rychIc na
Odbyt. CemuZ nfmi Sc co di-
viii.
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tlnctuiaau o., 20. pros. cpl
skopalnin kostele sv. Jana, k ntmnz
pfinalezi .len sana vzneaena spoleGnost.
udal Sc M bozi bod mailer TAX skandalee.
m, ze nizeme NIT neho - svlyestrov-
skou radost Kncz, kter} mel kazat a
rozdayat krev chleb na-cho pana Kri-
sta, nacdknul Sc pied tim iadrn6 puncovi.
non, naeez Y kostelc Ike vsemu tomu jeste
krve Kristovy 81 pfihnul, take kdyz ma
kazatelnu vystoupil kazati pocal. tak
dokonale duchcm svatym csvicen byl, ze
mluvil vsemi iazyky naiednou, nasedkem
tehoz mu zadny posiuchaed nerozumGl.
NerozuIneiice duchem svatym napln6ne
mu kazateli, zvedli Sc vsickni pfitomni a
vedeni isoucc 5tarsim obce, opustili dc
jednoho l>ostel, znstavivse neboheho kaza
telc samotinkeho r dnchem svatym q
prozluklou opici.
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II III = Il . u III " ~ il
Washington, d. G. z6. prosince.
Reverend j. n. Coombs, vynikajici ka-
zatel washingtonsk}, 81 dnes bfitvou pod
REAL KIRK Manzelske nesnaze bylv pfi-
cinou samovrazdy. Podyno, Kfesta.
ne uci. ze koho pry pambd milnje, toho
kfizken naysteynjc; kdo kn2ky ty trpeli-
We nese, ze 81 kralovstyi bozi dobyya ze
elm tezsi kfizky ty jsou, tim jisttisi jest
kraloystvi bozi. Nejtezs kfzek ie ale IN
jste nc4testl manielatyi Tedy knee
Coombs, pamttiy uvedene kteetanskc
prdpovidky raddji peklo volil, nez ably 81
vieeletym nestestim manzelstvl nebc~.
keho kralovstyi byl dobfval!, Ida Sc.
&c ! mezi kn6zmi .rou pfcmnozi, kteH ia
ty krizky na zemi nebeskc kraloyotyi pc
5mrti niteho nedaii. y pax uci mas trpt
liyosti souzeni vselikem trapelli, pax
Sc tyafi, iako by ,uzoyanym a zuboze--
nym trpitoldln zayidGli gbytlf vyhIidky
ielich ma ncbesk6 kraloystyi.
Boston, 20. pros Alvuh Crockcr.
poslanec kongresni "a dvacaty distrikt.
zemrcl Y domove SVEN We I'itchburgn, pri-
byy Washingtonu ma svatky. Cestou
SC nebezpecne nastudil toho dostal za-
pal pie n tomu podlehl. Neboztik byl u
lGta star.
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Phi pfilezitosti podame obsirnejsi zivo.
topis tohoto znameniteho Americana.
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AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.

IL
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York, from foot OF Desbrosses aM
Cortaudt streets, Us follows:-
Express or Harrisburg Pittsburg the West and South
S:WP NJ sunday 8 and $50 +. NJ. -
For Wiliiamsport Lock Haven, Cory and Erie, VII
Philadelphia ami Erie r. r. division, r NJ; for VIII
For Baltimore Washington and the South at $40 A. NJ
5 and y z. NJ. Sunday F. NJ .
Express Tor Philadelphia s:lO $50 A. NJ, 1880, 4a
p. NJ EmigranI and second class p, NJ
For Trenton at 20 A. NJ. $40 and 6:O r. NJ Sundai
For Sswark, at $50 7: a 70 ,d u NJ NJ i7 T. NJ
7s! say, 10 li:soF NJ. and Il night sunday, o:~, sM
For Elizabeth. 6. 80 7:sos $40 s:lanA M,nM..
sac 10 II 30 P. NJ and IL night Sunday, $40, Slo aud
For Hahway, &. 6sa 7:n, s. loA NJ, u NJ L22s9 sac
i2nishr. Sunday, 5:2J AMI Gl0 r. NJ
fGG 20 a. NJ. 2S6 10 and 8 p n >A'''' "A'
For New brunswick 20 and A. NJ, IL n; s;lo ASA
For East Milestone, ~ NJ. 3:IU and 4:DP ".
For Lambertvile and Flemington 30 A. NJ. and Pm
For Philpsburg and Belvdere, and r NJ.
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For Freehold, I ~ A. NJ. and p. NJ
For tarmngdale and sauan 20 4 NJ and n
For pemberton and Camden, A. N: and 2:3O r NJ a.
I23j and 35 NJ. daily; II SO A. N. daily, except
Sis and lo:s? =. NJ sundays sos 4. n and 1921
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Tcset Offices oil oas Isl, III and 90 Broadway, No A.
tor House and loot OF besoEosses and Coruandt srss
Emisrcaat iiSHsE Office No Battery p'sfe r. BOYD Jr
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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