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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-09-16
SECRFT SOCIE.rIES S-NcWbt!.1'V IS DlO-

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l"T instance 'i'efe arc 4 h'''c l'"'2e' = =
Chapter, and ii Co'n"I. Of the O"d
! Fellows. there ;lrc Subordinate Lodge
and IN Errampmcnt. Of the Temper
,,oo oro.,n;z..;on. thor, ,ro the Good
.r.,,,,,,r. H.. c,. or T.r,,o,,n.a .nd
i'''' '''., wv .n''' VI " '''''
lie he" Men. lNere ''re "'So i "''"'ao
anu lax nlon' lNe coioFea peoile
have Masonic Lodge here also.
. What = field for the missionaries of
r,, ,rtic c,nr,, S,c;o,v rorvcot;,,,,
'''>
Aro,.r THE Tow1 AND County,
,r,,o ,,.o,;,n,. :. ,,1,,.,n. , fpc r,in
~,
'E'|!''S l"''eA'
Gardens ;'H"" '!'is Sec''oh are 0'!'''o
mp, consequently i!:"rc will be a great
scarcity Of Kraft this fall.
Oar Gro,,.rv men will make note of
,,;,ofh;. c,,.or,,o ,,
/. .'''' Il, >"'i''' ~ '''',' '''' - 49,
''''c Va i"0''' w" '''''S >'''''''' N'>''.'
without hrant.
Business is slowly on the mend.
The ra,;line Of the carpenter's haln-
mar :. 1;,.,,,. ,hort h.ro now
NV; Inmhn,,.: =, . :. % hn"o,n;rr thc most solid
~, ","1 e .. -
iooh'"S -" Il III '''' '''''''' i ''0' ~ 80
ready.
With the exception Of Il few cases of
,liDthpria the health Of the County is
,',.1, u1
-,-''' N'' ..r
Ne"'e''S ~ '''' '''''' W. I'''',''',''
to come TO- IAcy can get 4 IS''''>"'''c
interest or their money.
Some one would confer i blessing on
t,c rn,nu ncorlc tl,at are qoinrto mar
y, >, i,....o.;r,o ,,,,s7l l.,;,l
I!''S E'''i '''''' " '''''' Il ''' "0'''" '''''"
more cottages.
Il'yo" have not yet Sown ;urnlp seed
DO 50 ut once. Seed S""n n"" VIII
make Et!! roots yet anu insure goo"
winter AMI SHEtn@ greens
Tie first loa'! OF apples from tie Ola
North Sia;e arrlvrI mere on M"i"HI
last. M"l. &. Is. bNiS' Nl'dc Il 'f;"'o
lor some "i them.
Lawrence Marshall is already sup
plying dis market with fresh llSh.
The cry for beef has subSile'l, tho
supply being >ulll"icnt-hnt few chick
ems Wo"I" he very ;cccpt;1'ie'
Our merchants are returning from
I the North niII goods are rolling in.
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We are indebted to some one for 4
copy OF the proceedings of the third an
nual session Of the I. O. G. T., of South
Carolina, held in Columbia last April.
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They will alsobe kes: responsible for the
pno!icatioucf al no1ces in Bankrupt cases.
} ,ssgFsnseat adye4-'>emcnis oi any Kind must
Is saiii fssss Is assvauce, ii the parties adver-
ses .esisle in town.
and subscriptions strictly cash,
'sIapcrS shall be stopped hereafter as
4 as the term Of subscription expires, I'M
-.css satisfactory arrangements are made 10
continue tie same.
The 4 mark deaotes eXyiraton-af that
the paper is discontinued.
Bear these things in mind. ST,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Madison +. Workman, otherwise called u.
F. Workman, Pain,K

-kS"IuSI
Mordecai Davii, otherwise called VI. David,
Defendant.
Summons 70: Money Dcmand.-- Complaint
Not Served
To Mordccai David, Defendant in this ac-
ton:
You arc hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint ia this action,
which is il!ed in the Office Of the Clerk of
the Court Of Common Pleas fer tbs said
County, and to 2e:v1 copy Of YOUR answer
OH the subscribers at their office, at New
berry G. H., Sonth Carolina, within twenty
days atter the service Of this summons on
YOU, exclusive O! the day Of service.
II you fail to answer Ills compi.nt with
in the time aforesaid, the plaintiff Will take
Judgment against you for the sum OF One
Thousand Dollars, with interest thereon
from the 24th day Of February, \. D. 1870,
at the rate Of one and one-tourth per cent.
per month, ami, also, for the sum of Four
Hundred and Fifty Gold Dollars, with in
tcreSt thereon trc!a !ho nth day CT May,
one thousand eight hundred and seventy,
and costs.
Dated lst day Of August, 1874
A;!est:'
H. 5. JESSE c. SMITH, G. c. P. (
POPE, POPE l. FAIR,
Iiaiatin's Attorneys.
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f TAKE NoTlcE.-A'l parties @sSfn@ A%
& lniniStrat0r's or EXccut oiSs5yr ices 70
q publication. will save thcra9: :E'S troubl
Ny coming prepared TO payi"r the sam
before insertion. Us our terps are cash y
Lawyers handing il suchEoNccs vii! be
keid responsible for tie ye7'aymcnt. I
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WANTED TO RENT.-A house in this
town eligible to business. Address
HERALD Office. 81
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Sammons-.For Money Drmand.- .-Com-
piainT not Served.
To James ". Hayward, Defendant in this
action
Ion are hereby summoned and required
TO answer tie complaint in this action,
which is fled in til" office ot e.. p. Jacoby,
Tria! Justice for the said Cora,v, and to
serve q copy 0! your answer on the sub.
Sc'iberS At tf.rir office, at Ncw berry Court
l!ons", South Carolina, within twruiy days
after the service Ct tbs summons on YOU,
exclusive OF the day Of service.
Ii you fail to answer this complaint with
in the tims aforesaid. the plaintiff vii! ;.ke
judgment against You ior the sum of Fifty
O"e ij-ltU Dollars, with interest at the
rate OF two per cent. per month from the
9Th DAY Of June, 1874, and costs.
Dated Aug. 5.h, 1874.
POPE, POPE & FAIR,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Test: G. P. JAC0BY, T.. 81
Trial Justice, y. c.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
COURT OF TRIAL JUSTICE.
Andrew N. Wicker, Plaintiff.
kgainst
lnmnc II IInrmnrA Dnfnndnnk
James W. Hayward, Defendant.

James ". Hayward, Defendant.
Summons for Money Demand [Compl.int
Not Served.
To james W. Hayward, Defendant in this
action;
You arc hereby summoned and required
TO answer the complaint in this action,
which on the 18th day Of August, 1874,
was filed in the Office OF G. P. Jacoby, Trial
Justice, for the said County, and 10 serve a
copy oil your answer On the subscribers at
t&cir office, at Nc~herry c. H., South Caro-.
lima, within twenty days after the service
OF ibis summons on you, exclusive Of the
day OF service.
Ii yun 4il To answer this complaint with
in The time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take
uL.mcit against yOu Tor The sam Of Nine
iy-Six lG-lUo Dollars, with interest at the
rate of seven per ctntum per annum, from
Tie fifteenth day OF August, one thousand
eight huHdrrd ard Sevrnty.foar, and costs.
Dated August 18th, 1871.
Attest: e 2. JACOBI, t.. ;.
Trial Justice, y. G..
POPE, POPE & FAIR,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To tie Defendant, james ". Hayward
Take notice, that tic Summons, Of which
the foregoing is copy, aud the Complaint
in this action were filed in the office Of 8.
p. Jacoby, Trial Justice for Newberry
County, south Carolina, at Newbcrry Court
House, in said County and State, on the
18th dav Of August, 1874.
POPE, POPE & FAIR,
A;t'ys at Law, Newjerry e. H., s. c.
Aug. 10, 33-G!.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
COURT OF PROBATE.

william Lester, Henry s. Boozer and David
CroS,oa, as the x'orS., Of the last Will
and Testament of Martha Young, deceas-
ed, Plaintiffs.
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We thanl: orr correspondent, J. F.
J. c., for calling attention to the law
in reference to shooting and trapping
birds. otherwise innocent tranSgreSSorS
might get into trouble.
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NOTICE..

We will rem: to the highest bidder at
Ncwh"rry c. H.. on the IS'r MONDAY IN
OCTOBER NEXT, the several plantations
G.. ii"ury Burton, d"c'd., comprising some
Of the best Cotton and Grain land III the
County, susceptible Of being so divided as
to accommodate large or small farmers.
The above named la.ds will be shown, to
any one wishing to see them, BY either of
the Executors, and may be negotiated for
privately at any time before the lst Of Oct
c. D. BURTON, J
J. D. PITTS, Executors.
". N. DORRoH,
Aug. l9, 33-7t.
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FURcucoTT BENEDlcT 4 Co., Charles
ron, S. c., DNcr 70 the pub!ic and dealers in
general. an immense and well selected stock
"r DRY GOODS, CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS,
MAT-ISGs. &c, ut the lowest prices. Here
with they srneN tic prices Of few articles
-Calicos, from to l0c., Long Cloths. from
i 10 l5c., B:'own l.omcSpunS, extra heavy,
from I! 10 l0c., Jeans, from 125c upwards,
Ca >imcrcs. from l0c., upwards, FlAnncS,
.rcm 20 10 :59c, Ladies', Misses and G" IS
Iio,c. 75c. i.lj. - 90 per doz and upwards.
Su>rcnIr!>, Il 40 per doz. and upwards, La
dies aud Gents Pockct HanlkcrcilielS, from
soc. per doz. and upwards, Black anHC"!orcd
AiDaca<, pc. and upwards, Dress GcodS
:?'m 25r.. upwards, Ladies' and Gnn;>' Fur
u>hmg Goods, lloa, ,c!'rcping Goods, Fancy
Goc.;>, Ribbons, NOtious, &C., from i To 25
rcr cent cheaper than elsewhere. Smnpic>
sent au;l orders promptly filed. All I;ETAlL
o.drrS from 5000 upwards, seat per Express
fc:.a Of charge. \ liberal discount 20 ~hoc-
sale dealers. 3o-lm.
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I Tic American Sardine Co.'S Bone
less Sardincs, are much better, and
less than half the cost of imported
Sar8incS. S-1E.
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WORTHY OF PATHONAGE-Me>srs.
Kinos;an,| 4, Heath Of Columb;a s G.
l,.I .. g ~ 1.;,,. o,,;,,
0e"''S !" "''''S VI '''' "'''''s' 1'''N"'
crockci'yl', &C, whose well stocked Store
is under III" Columbia Hotel, begin tile
fall trade under tine most auspiciorS
. ~, :,
e'ic'''i'>''i'''S' '''''i '"'@c '''o '''i l'''
stock, fair and strict dealing, and t!lc
ponalarjty which they haye ~oinrI, r,u
5,.,. thc;r .t,,ro =, f,vor;,. ,,,,.r os r,;so,.t
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These lines have Oh sale at their Offices
in Macon, Atlanta, Augusta, Charleston,
Savannah, Columbia and Wilmington, the
most ATTRACTIVE line Of ROUND TRIP EH-
CURSION TICKETS NORTH ever prese +
ed to the Southern Public, embracing
Niagara Falls, Bedford Springs,
Saratoga, Minnequa Springs,
Newport, Watkins Glenn,
Long Branch, Rals,on Springs
Montreal, Quebec,
And all other prominent points.
For Price Lists, Time Cards and all in
formation, inquire Of Railroad Agents a.
points named. 4. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
June -, 25-tf.
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NeWberry Business Directory.

!
| .-....,,,
/ nf!a'c hr3"in%s ~ ms column. frolnSSi4l''
ii men; H'lrhin'S; Mr'!I','i'H "i'l !'t'Ic>
Stntrli'E: Stin''t" NV - P''cc III 'i''s ~
| Icc'oI!' lclhis Hi"''ciNte'
! Dry Goods, Shoas; &c.
.----.-. =.
/ ~ 'f AL fOOL-" ho!%Saic anu retail
""o''S' hhaHE'i"cFicS' No'lc''s' &C. 10
/ ESilCh. +. ". " X. s.-pra!'Fs IN Ply
= "o"Is rmbrAcinG everything III 'hti
! hn". Plantation supplies. =;
LEY ucoas' uE0ceEles, CloIn1nS' Aals' ono1S,
---- ---..-.---- ------
3 DEEIAt tx WHEELER. .-)"alcr> iii Dry
q. i'"o'S. Gr"cr'ir$. clothing. iH"ts Shoes.
HAS '''Htf'll Sloch GU 'lll h!li.iS oi lll'f
riT'H''iz'. J."
DOT, M.-Dralcr in General Mcrci!an
H!|r pI% Goods. tancy Goods; Grn-
ccllt'. BOOTS ana shoes -
TNhOh. IitO>.--ilry Goods. Notions, Cloth
lnrnt o! Groceries. l5
= =. ---------- -
. :tTl :9NN. d. NJ ~ ''.-D'H!crs IN Dry
~ Goods. Groceries. Clothing. Boots.
cam,l!Zc. 43
saARMDN, T. F--Wholcsale and Retail
~ Gralcr in General McrciIandiZc-Dry
Goods, Groceries, Crnckcry, Plantation sup
plies. r.
E,iATliAN. a. A.-Dry Goods. Clothing.
Goods. Goods OF alI kinds. i;
a----4-.s--a.-+-.-.
r.o,,s e.,d ct,tionory
FsHAPMAN, JOHN A.-Baoks and Station
Books. l3
.4---ra.11-..asr>,=,-zn--<-a
Stores and Tin Ware.
{ eS8RIGIlT, W. T.-Dca!er i'll Cooking and
~ Heating stoves i'll styles anu prices.
Large assortment Of Tin Ware l.;
..-----.-z-.z-,-----s-..s<z,--.
----.------.---' --------
Iiias>ortufut ofuli kinds orFurniturc.
i'irrurcs Framed. Mattresses made. Is
,.-,....,--s
- ------------
aAARIuALL. /. E.-MeaIs served at all
sSS hours. Fresh Fish and OYSTERS in
cries. &c. T.;
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The NEwBERRy-CO -COKESBURr MATCH
GAME PosTPoNED.-Ona account Of the
death Of a member of the Cokcsbury
Club, the match game Of Base Ball to
llave been played by that Club and the
Newberry Club, last Friday afternoon
was postponed until next Friday after
noon.
Preparations arc making for an Eli
tcrtainmcnt That night.
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Professional.
Monuments---Marble
Public Hall.

EMPERANCE HALL.-Will be rented TO
8 public entertainments on Monday. Wed
ncSday Friday and Saturday nights OF each
week. 43
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.'.-rII.SON. j. NJ. Il CO.-DrHlcrs in Dry
~ Goods. Groceries. Clothing. Boots.
Shoes, Hats. CrocLcry. and general mcr.
c!lamd!Zc T.;
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Mandarin Teas, the best, purest anc
scheapess, at Mrs. D. Mowers. Price
s75c., 81. 90 and $50 per lb. 1j-tt
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\ CUTTING.-A sparring match, on
Saturday night last, between two color
! e saen, which was entered into for the
fun of the thing, resulted in one Of the
party receiving severe cut in the side.
A spectator, also colored, rec eivcd cnt
IN the arm. Honest John Patterson
will please notice particularly that no
whites were engaged in this bloody af-
. fair
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Against

Against
Hannah Lester, Mary J. Boozcr, Martha
Crosson, James f. Young and Alma
Young, Defendants.
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SaARMDN. +. F.--Wholcsale and Retail
~ dealer in General McrchandiZc-Dry
Goods, Groceries, Cr"ckcry, Pluutation Sup
nlirS. ~
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EUOT, M.--Dralcr in General Mcrchan.
diHr. Dry Goods. Fancy Goods, Gro
ccrirS. Boots and Shoes. -
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ENuOk. TIiO>.--Dry Goods. Notions, Cloth
- ing. shoes. Hats, and genery! lsSOrt
lIIr1t OF Groceries. T.;
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Railway Items.

Mr.. Kennedy, chief engineer ofthe Great
Western railway, and Clark, engineer, of
Philadelphia, have examined the Niagara
river at Clifton, with a view of building
new double-track iron bridge, the present
suspension bridge being inadequate for rail
way traffic.
Along the line of the railroad now being
constructed across the Andes, are several
fourshng villages, one of which; Vilcom-
ago, is l4.533 feet above the level of the sea.
AT Cerro de Pasco, which is 1900 feet
above the sea, newspaper is published,
and others are issued at Puno and Cusco,
which have an elevation of L., 900 feet. Viii
comayo has an "American hotel" two
stories high; with piazza and some forty
or fifty rooms.
The proposed railway over Mont ST. Ber-
nard will involve the boring of seven tun-
nels on the Swiss side and three on the Ital-
ian, in addition to the great tunnel, which
is $500 metres in length. The entire length
of tunneling will be $3.50 metres, about one
and one fifth miles.
The total length of projected narrow
gauge railways in America is 1850 l-2
miles-3SS9 IL in the United States and
70l in the Canadas. OF this there compile
ted 1864 l-2 miles--92S l-2 in the United
States and 1856 in Canada.
An English paper gives comparative
statement regarding American and Eng
lish railways, and points out that while the
fares are 80 per cent. lower here than in
England, the earnings per train are per
cent. more, and on freight trains Is per
cent, more than on English roads. The
English roads have much the larger per-
centagc of locomotives and cars.
The Western railroads especially have
had decline in business during the month
of February--the business of the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern having fall
en- nearly $3.50, 900 below what it was in
February, 1873, and other roads having
| suffered in corresponding degree.
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH A. 1874

Dow sold steers for s2lo, and one odd OK at $40.
equal to about SIC n ID. c $ Brown sold oxen
at 5Ec live weight; weighed 1890 u.s. VIM
Bardwell sold oxen, to dress 1000 lbs, Mt &c;
steers for $3.50, or SIC u ID, ID w. G w Bailey
sold IL steers TO Charles wentworth at 81 cents
q ID, S5 shrink, average 1910 lbs.
sheep-Elght car loads constituted the stock
of sheep at market over the northern roads.
These were nearly all handled by old Vermont
drovers, who soon turned them over to the
butchers at stlm last weeks prices. George
Hutchinson OF West Randolph, Vt, came In
with load, part OF his own feeding "a nice,
bright flock, that sold comfortably easy to
Henry Goodnough at &c u ID gross weight 1850
lbs ; "a head In the lot. j A Sargent sold 100
sheep, average ca lbs, at 6Ec n ID. II q & j
Wood sold III sheep average II lbs, at Ghc q ID.
Pouliry--1he best lot q live poultry we have
seen this season was full car load of 100 head,
420 chickens and GI5 turkeys, that came through
from Chicago Via Albany, by A ii Wright, re-
shipped at Chicago all came through In very
nice condition with the exception Of that died;
sold at l2@i4c u ID. Several lots are now In the
country waiting improved markets. f Brady
had small lot this morning Mt market at 15c
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sweet E'eacc.

"Mother, oh where are the angels brlghtg"
And sweet child hushed in the soft twilight
The Joyous tones OF her innocent glep,
And questioning stood by her mothers knee.
on the upturned face sho tendorly smiled
And kisses gave to her only child,
Repeating the tale so often told.
of the shining shore, and the harps OF gold
TIL the lustrous depths OF the eager eyes
Grew brighter still in their sweet surprise.
ard go that beautiful band TO see
DO you think sweet mother there's room for
NEE"
as the angel home 50 far away
Please sing TO me now, / am tired OF play
She said Ms she took up the child on hcr knee
"The angels, my love, are not far nom thee.p
Then she ciasped her close as the light grew
DIM
MurmurIng the while Il quaint old hymn.
TIL the lids fell over the sweet blue eyes
And the stars shone out IN the quiet skies.
Then she laid to rest with trembling fears
The boon she had held but few brief years.
And tears fell over the cherub face
That In slumber wore such holy grace
But prayer gave the burdened heart release,
And the whisper of Heaven, was peace. sweet
Peace!
The mother sits where the twliight's calm
steals over the world like breath OF balm,
Where the scattered toys in their beauty lie
And the impressed pillow is waiting nigh.
Her vacant arms will never entol1
The graceful head with its curls Of gold.
No soft-touch thrill upon cheek and brow
For the child she loved Is With angels now,
But her heart from Its WOO still finds release
In the Heavenly whisper, of "rcace ! sweet
Peace."
Prospect Home, Middlcbury, 1t.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls lao s. 1920 n. m, 1920
til00 y. IN. -
burlington 1910 'il:os a. M, 1880 & 1900
y. m.
Port Henry, 'li:32 q. In and 200 p. M
Bennington, tl2:0S p. M, 1880 a 'lo2O p
IN.
Saratoga, 'il:i5 q. m, 1905 p. IN.
Salem, lao q tl045 q. m, 1910 & 1917 y.
M.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND,
For Bellows Falls, 1880 1890 M, 1910 t8;4O
u. m. 49,. d. ..,. .
Burlington, i:to & 1880 a. M, $3.50 b;Ob y.
III.
Port Henry, $40 q. m. and 505 p. m.
Remington, tl230& 1900 a. H., t2:25 p. III.
Saratoga, 500 a. M, & $500 p. IN.
salem, 1:40 & t5:40 n. m, 1900 1900 ?. IN.
Mail Train tMlNeu
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Post Otfice.


Harlem Extension way, s.45 Il. ~, aud 2.oV =. H.
Eastern way, 1l.4O a. III
Troy way, 1910 p. m. ,ooo
Troy, 1910 p. m, LAO p IN, anu Wv T. ~
Albany, ~ 40 D. IN, $40 p. m, and p.2O p. IA
Boston, 1l40 q. M, ana s.s0 y. III.
CanudaS, 1.l5 p. IN.
Northern way, 200 p IN.
Burlington, 200 p. IN. and $3.50 p. II.
saratoga way, 2.4O p. m.
Ne v York. 2.40 y. III. and $50 p. IN.
Coz nectcut River way, $50 p. III.
Woodstock way, (Stagc) 100 y. IN.
Chittenden, Cruesdays and Saturdays) S.oo p. III
StOckbrldge STAGE, leo r. IN.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way, 1905 p. m,
Eastern way, 220 p m.
Troy way, 4.55 p. IL.
Troy, 40 "A. m, IL As q. IN. and 4.e3 y. m
Albany. II. As a. M, d.55 and $40 p. IN.
Boston, 40 a. m. and 2.I0 y. 10.
Canadas 1910 a. m.
Northern way, 1852 a. IN.
Burlington, 1910 and 1872 a. m.
Saratoga way, ll.I5 a. NJ
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