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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-03-11

FOR 1878.

would Dealer. Manufacturer.
10 this Market their natural Depot
everything prepared eve,
. The trade fer superior those offered b, other
the goods Of east. and 49,
' cannot divert financial s.ne., bu,n Of
BY the fact that the o, our ~
Cities that (o 1879 for seeun.
goods direct from first hands, 10th this generous
finest Chicago The excel
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WINDOW BOTTLES
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Best prints At Young & Bradford's 70,
8 cents yard. .i'...
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s.s1NN1Q ~ s3!ug
v!u1cgH.0 sno!osnl pus s'nu tse!puso qoue1d
20 1'o9s eug sq. 10 uo!.oedsu! us 0. pe3!A
N! a1s noA-l sIvzN1zzAS 10 sa1AoI
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The man Who works with . will
Judge Evans.
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Initial paper, Is cents sbox, Il Rosen.
bergers book store. 7t&1& 3" - >'S l4'"';s'
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Maine Prairie.

We have obtained the following neazly-
complete report:
Supervisors-D. G. Keef Chairman, E. II.
Atwood, T. Stickney.
Clsrk-W. II. Stinchfeld.
Assessor-Henry Wiley.
1reosurer-Benj. Barrett.
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Pickles, sauces, tomato catsup, .pple
butter and canned goods, At Boyd's. -
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m. Langenfeldt Of Cold Spring. deci-
ded not to appeal his road case to the Dis
txict Court. :
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y. Leisen l. selling his large stock of
.sheea 1t cost. Secure good chance tAss.
hard times. Everybody 60 to Lsisen's and
save money.
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SCHOOL MoNEY.-The semi-annual ap--
portionment ofthe public school fund, for
March, 1876, has been made. The follow
in1 will hA of local intereat:
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NOTICE..

1have to inform my customers that, ow-
ing to the pressure Of the times, I need
every cent due me. You are therefore,
one and all, notified to call and settle your
accounts with me at once, and thereby save
further costs
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Frank Patch, a student At the Normal
School, broke his arm Monday Will.
wrestling. -
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You can still buy 12} .ys1dso he best
prints At Young 4 Bradtords for 800.
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ATThe Circulation Of Tho Journal IL
DOUBLE that Of any other Paper Pubhsh-
shed In Northern Minnesota. Advertiser
should remember this.
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Clearwater Wright County.)

~~ 'v~1 VU11B1As VVU1SySI
,,..a - CLEARWATER, March 10, 1875.
EDITOR JouRNAL.-The following il the
ticket elected yesterday:
Saperv;sors-G. B. Benson Chairman,
James Lee, John Oakes. -.,-o
Clerk-C. F. Cumming.
Assessor-S. Whiting, tr.
1reasurer-T. C.. Porter.
Justice. file Peaee-C. F. Cumminss,
Cyrus Smith.
t""'tad'e-Louis Weigand.
t." G. F. CUMMINGS,
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in short time We will furnish our
subscribers with supplement containing
all the general laws passed at the last ses-
sion ofthe Legislature and approved by the
Governor.
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The bill changing the time for holding
the charter election in this city failed to
become law, and the spring election will
be held in May ~ usual.
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Mr.. 8. Mackrell is putting up = dwell
ling house near Lake George, east aide.
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The place to buy dry goods, notions,
stationery, etc., is at Vests new Block,
where Capt. West is selling damaged
goods at any price and sound goods at cost,
to close out his entire stock.
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e. Curtis has "a large stock of fresh
family groceries which he is selling as low
a. the lowest. Csll and sec and satisfy
yourselves. ;%:'
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We noticed last week the fact that the
mercantile establishment of Kellogg, Chass
& Mayo, At Sank Centre, had been closed
by the Sheriff Sheriff Mickey went up
last week and took an account of stock
We understand that he has in his posses
sion 81, 900 worth ofproperty belonging to
the firm, with which to meet $50, 900 of IL
abilities.
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Mr.. Lswis Lewiston, formerly Of this
city, and more recently Receiver Of the Du-
iuth Land Of6es, il now At Portland, Ore
Ron.
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The Summer editor of the Bismarck
Tribune and recent reporter in the House
of Representatives for the Di.Potch, is a
grinder of axes. Every member Of the
Legislature was in his published opinion =
good man. Such homage should reap =
golden harvest. And yet the Summer edi-
tor il = gentleman, and very popular one
with solous.-MiAneapoIis Zfbune.
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The rate il q cents per scholar.

CoxcxRr.-A full house turned out last
evening to hear the concert given At
schwsrtz 4 Poechman's Hall for the bene-
fit of the Methodist Church organ fund.-
The programme included overtures and
selections by the hand five full choruses
solo by Miss Flora Weary with chorus by
choir; three quartettes, two by the Misses
Mc1ntire and Messrs. Rhys and Lamb, and
one by Mrs. Porter, Miss Crummeth and
Messrs. Haines and Freeman; solo by
Mrs. Mckinney, and another by Miss
Morse, with two duets by the same ladies'
two solos by Prof: Rhys; closing witha solo
and full chorus with band accompaniment,
the Red, White and Blue-Prof. Rhya
singing the solo. Time does not permit
our going into details. 1t may be said that
the concert was success, the choruses be-
ing especially good. Embarrassment and
. misunderstanding with regard to time
operated against some of the pieces. Miss
Flora Hayward played the accomplishments
in excellent taste. Prof. Rhys was Direc-
tor and Nh. D. II. Freeman Manager. Re-
esipts, $50.
We learn that this concert, with change
Of programme except as to the choruses,
will be repeated At the Union Church some
evening next week. The date will be
more definitely announced hereafter. An
other crowded house may be confidently
anticipated.
SOCIAL ETHICS Down IN WRIGHT
CouNrY.-At a term of the District Court
held at Delano, in Wright County, last
week, the case of a man named Lindbergh,
indicted for having been unduly intimate
with the wife of his former business part
ner, named Allen, came up for trial. Up
on application of the defendants counsel,
the jury was instructed to bring in : yer.
dict of not guilty, on the ground that
it could not be told, from the complaint,
whether it was Lindbergh or the Grand
Jury that had been guilty of the offense
charged against Aliens domestic peace and
happiness. Immediately after the render
ing of this verdict, Lindbergh took the
crowd over to saloon to swell 'em up"
While they were there, Allen came in, look
ing like thunder-cloud. Our informant,
who happened at the time to be standing
near Lindbergh, fearing that there might
be arrow between the two and that some
body might have hole bored though him,
edged off into = corner. But Lindbergh,
turning around and seeing the brother
whom he had offended, called out,
aHalloo, Allen, take drinkr. i;
Aliens face beamed Immediately, and
responding; $685..
'Might Is we'll p
stepped up, hoistsd in a tumbler Of gin,
and then asked Lindbergh to drink with
him. The latter, to show that he had no
hard feelings against his "old pard'' for
having prosecuted him for triaing indis.
cretion, compiled, and then the crowd
'aiquored up" again. Those Wright coun-
y fellows don't believe in putting ON
Brooklyn airs. =.
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Best prints 1t Young & Bradford's for
8 cents yard.
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Barney Goedker was arrested Monday
for being drunk, and paid Justice Barnes
q and costs to square the account.
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-s. YandeFsluia was arrested in st. Paul
@ast week m the charge Of stealing =
eloshsswrinssr. =
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NOTICE.

The undersigned has been duly constitute
ed Assignee of Richard M. Russell, who has
made an assignment for the benefit of his
creditors. All claims against said Russell
must be presented forthwith and Ill per-
sons indebted to said Russell are expected
to make immediate payment to
JAMES F. BRADFORD,
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james. II. Morris il the man who
steps into Frank D.ggett's clothes ~ Post
master At Litchfeld. Ofcourse he can't
fill them.
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Spirit Of the country press-'brins
In that wood Y'-E.
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We would call attention 70 tn adver-
tisement Of Raymond & Owen, manufactur-
szs of sash, doors, blinds, etc. Their fac
tory is one of the oldest-established insti..
tutiens in this city, and they hsve al the
facilities for doing any kind of work de-
aired on abort notice. !Thoss Who deal
With them viii find them honorable and
prompt business men.
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Initial p.p,r, 81 cents box, at Rosen
berrer's book stors.
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DO not fail to 60 to Sebastian schafer
before buying your groceries, >~s %
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Supevisors-Robert Russell Chairman,
Angus Kennedy, John Schultheis.
Qerk-Wm. Gordon.
. Aasessor-John Schultheis.
1+easureT-A. Webb.
Justies Of tie Reace-John w. Hsaly.
- Constable-John Cherart.
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II. ". Dennison, formerly of this placsy
now fur dealer in St. Paul, bought he
other day 1t some point along the line Of
the n. P. r. r., two Of the finest silver
gray fox skins ever brought 70 St. Paul.
They are worth nearly $500.
The Rev. DR.. F. T. Brown, . leading
minister of st. Paul, we'll known to many Of
our citizens, has had call from the Pres
byterian church At Ann Arbor, Mich.
The DR.. was married at Hastings yester-
day to Miss Anna E. Bates, of Cherry VAL
ley, N. Y.
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For groceries, 60 to Boyd's.
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AT meeting Of the session Of tho
Presbyterian church At Fergus Falls on
Tuesday evening, nine candidates for i'd
mission to the church presented themselves.
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&uperv;sors-Fred. Goenner Chairman,
John Schank, n. Harman.
'Cterk-Hsnry Krebs.
Assessor-J. p. Hammerel.
1Eeasurer-Jossph Schoeu.
:'s'st'ees Of tie Peaee-Frank Iegsnbsin
Edward Bartholemy.
C1nstables-Henry Loedker, E. Ruf.
Pound Master-N. Steichen,
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NOW Is THE TIME.

When Young & Bradford advertise that
they will sell the best goods At, and for less
than, cost they mean just what they say
Read their price list, or better still, 20 to
their store, which is now crowded every
day with customers who are making large
purchases. The time of their. closing out
sale has been extended for thirty days
longer in orderto give all q, chance. Those
who want the pick Of tie stock should hur-
~ up.
1t will bs remembered that in August,
1872, two men named Noryood and Com.
fort hired span of horsa from" Garpsnter
& Son, Of Sank Rapids, driving 70 Brsinerd
and back, q distance Of 40 miles, ii t1izty-
six hours, running The team. .Ths Hssss.
Carpenter had them arrested, but received
nothing. Afterwards Noryood and Com
fort brought separate actions against Car
psuteE & Son for r malicious prosecution.
The Norsood case came on II. /. term Of the
District Court for Wright county held at
Delano last week, and the jury brought in
sverdict fer III ds6sndantss The Comfort
care W. continued Messrs! Collins and
Gordon, Of this city, appeared for the de.
fendanta1 = 80 r. -
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Mrs. Annie Ssndsrson, formerly :
teaeher in the ST. Cloud Normal School, IL
now engaged ~ An assistant to conduct
normal institutes and training schools in
the southern part of this state and in Iowa
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lS7l. Winter Time Table. 1o7A.
ST. PAUL AND 81. CIouD.-aoNe NORTH.
Leave St. Paul 1880 h. n.
Arrive 1t st. Cloud 1885 T. n.
Leave St. Cloud los z. II.
Arrive at Melrose $50 r. II.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Melrose 8A. n.
Arrive ut st. Cloud 1G15 4. n.
Leave st. Cloud lO:45 A. N.
Arrive at st. Paul 1858 P. II.
sAUK RAPIDS TRAIN.
Leaves Sank Rapids 1000 4. N.
Arrives at Sank Rapids 1:25 p. N.
Running time, 10 minutes).
- III. RANDALL,
General Ticket Agt
E. 9. sEWALL, supt.
CLUE RATES The following are the
club rates of The JOURNAL:
copies, $l.75 each.
8 $50
TThe Circulation OF The Journal Il
DOUBI.E that of ,nY othS1 Pnpor PubHsh.
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%. n. J. Briggs is agent for Tseksys
Fxes;de N'.aor, published 1t Augusta, Ne.
Terms SIC Per year. Threelarge premi-
umchromos are offsredfom which slbscEi-
bors can take their choice. /
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BY The removal of the post Office Dem
mis- has secured additional room for hin
confectionery and restaurant.
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FIRE AT sAUK CENTRE,

Barn Burned with Eleven Horses. Also,
q House.
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Dated At St. Cloud, Mimi, Feb. Is, 1875.
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Fair HeYan.

Sxpermsors-John Goodspeed Chairman,
J. G. Smith, s. G. Strout.
Clerk-J. N. Thresher.
Assessor-Martin Coates.
1reosure-Wm. Cooper.
Jvstiess Of tie Psaee-Martin Coates, E.
E. Morgan.
C0nstablts-s. Levitt, L. Bslden.
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]. A. MOOSBRUGGER.

PAynesviu0.
PAYxEsv1LLE, March Oh, 1875.
EDITOR JoUINAL.--The following OIL
GERS were elected At the town meeting to-
day, with only half Of the full vote poll
ed:
Saperwsors-Jacob Staples Chairman,
John Baitinger, S. P. Roach.
Clerk-A. F. Bugbie.
Ireasurer-Edward D. Gale.
Assessor-A. Lee Elliott.
Justice Of tie Peace-Jshn w. Darby.
Constables-Edward H. Bates, Alfred
Harris.
Yours truly,
NV. DARBY.
Melrose.
MELRosE, March 9Th, 1878.
EDITOR JouRNAL.-At the town election
A. Melrose the following officers were
elected:
Sspeyv;sors-R. II. Richmond Chairman,
Dennis Hartnett, Joseph Moritz.
Qerk-Aug. Lindbergh.
Ileasurcr-G. Richter.
" Assessor- Charles Lamb.
Justice Of the Peace-D. B. Mcdonald.
'ConstabLes-S. r. Foot, years, Arthur
AryN YNnnrn0u
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Superv;sors-Edward Barrett Chairman,
James Coughlin, Michael Reinhart.
Cerk-Thomas Hussey.
Asscssor-N. =. Keepers.
7reasurer-N. s. Keepers.
Justice Of the Psace-William Murphy.
ConstoMe-Thomas McHafie.
Pound Master-Nick Keepers.
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Wakefield.

SHperv;sors-John Lesch Chairman, B.
Eaderle, John Jones.
Clerk-Theodore Bauler.
Assessor-Peter Lutgen.
,1FsosvceT-Nicolas Kline,
J.sstices Of the Psace-Nicolas Post. N.
Schreifels.
Q0nsta6les-Nicolas Lutgea, Peter
Schmidt.
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The First Division.
OF THE
ST. PAUL & PACIFIC RAILROAD.

1874. Wlntsa Time Table. lO7A.
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Charts showing full lists of Prizes may BE- found in all Il
mess in Northern Minnesota The distribution Of property
1875 St. Cloud, MIMI, under the control and
to be selected by the following Committee to whom the
over and decided in trust for the shareholders:
T. G. MCCLURE, j. NJ. ROSENBERGER,
JOHN ZAPP, w. B. MITCHELL,
JOHN COOPER.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-27
Drawing CHrIsln Or Money Refunded,

Whole Tickets, $50. Halves, $a5. Tenth, or
each coupon, S5. Eleven Whole Tickets $500
For Tickets, or information, address
THos. L. BRAMLETTE, Agent and Manager,
Louisville, Ky, or THos. II. HAYS Il Co., 500
Wy N
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CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES.
SECOND ST.. DOORS WEST of MARKET

The undersigned respectfully informs his
friends and the public that he has on hand q
large and well selected stock of FALL AND
WINTER BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS,
suitable for Ladies', Gentlemen, Misses and
Children, which are manufactured from the
best material and made in the best manner,
and will he sold as low as the same article can
be obtained in this or any other city. Ladies
and gentlemen buying at my store viii have
the advantage OF q large and varied assort.
neat fitting boot or shoe. The public are cor
dially invited to call and examine my stoct
and learn my exceedingly low IAices.
may2l-t JOHN x. ABCoCK.
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Mr.. nTiller's leg,

He Has 1t Amputated and Orders ii Bu-
risd- 7aoo Boys FSshing for Esls IN
the Macy Yard Get a Strange Bite.
From Brooklyn Eagle. Feb. 2sd.
Mr.. Miller, of No. 3s Ryerson street,
has been suffering for long time with
sore leg, and, as gangrene set in, he
concluded to take the advice of his
physician and have 1t amputated. On
the 10th, last Friday, Dr. Ham.
mond performed the operation, and
the foot and limb was ordered by the
doctor to be buried. 1t was supposed
that it was buried, but Mr.. Miller will
be astonished to find that the person
to whom this duty was assigned did
not bury it at all, and that the limb
now awaits interment Mt the Morgue.
This morning two boys named Rob
ert Faulkner and Thomas McEwen,
who hvd previously resolved to go on
fishing excursion on Washington's
Birthday, sailed forth with the requi-
site amount of bent pins, grub and a
net to the swamp which bounds the
Navy Hospital wall and Immediately
commenced to fish for eels. They sat
probably twenty yards apart, so as not
to spoil each others sport, or yet get
out of speaking distance, and pa
tiently awaited "a bite"
Young Faulkner got tired of wait
ing for one and so he commenced TO
darg his line after him as he moved
to another location. Suddenly he
stopped-he had bite, at least his
line became caught, and he began TO
pull in. He pulled and pulled, and
from the strength it required of him
to bring his prey to shore he imagined
as he remarked at the time "the father
and mother of all eels. "He called to
his companion to assist him and
McEwen did so, and both were very
much surprised, disguised, and some
what frightened when they
landed Mr.. Miller's leg from the mud
dy waters of the swamp. They didn'l
wait to unhitch the hook, but scam,
pered off and notified some of the peo
pie on the Washington avenue bridge
A policeman caught the news, and h'
secured the limb, and inquiry result
ed in DR.. Hammond, of No. 100 CleE
mont avenue, identifying it as the on,
(which he had recently amputated ant
ordered buried. The officer conveyed
it to the station house, and from ther
it was sent to the Morgue, where
now awaits final intermcnt. Th
boys did not fish for eels any more.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-27

Wo have often urged the need of
trained nurses. We have no doubt
many cases here occur which are SINH
lar to this we extract from New y 1ork
paper;
| was by the bedside of young
mother While three emineut physicians
were exerting all their skill to save
her life. The nurse was simple old
lady who would have done very well
to rock baby and nurse a mother VINO
only required to be fed and kept quiet
but who was utterly incompetent to
take charge of the patient in her sink
ing condition. DR.. said to me
"Unless she has a competent nurse she
must die" l remembered the Train
ing School, and drove directly toBelle-
vue Hospital and stated the case to the
lady superintendent of the'school. In
an hour led bright intelligent young
woman into my friends room-a wo-
man thorougly trained as a medical
and surgical nurse. capable of watch.
ing and reporting the state of the pulse
and temperature, of administering hy-
podermics, and accustomed equally tc
day and night nursing. The doctor
eyed her critically for few moments
and then whispered, "She'll de-" Now
is it not blessing to New York tc
have an institution where, at nom
ent's warning, we can get nurses, care
fully trained in their profession, ant
whose characters are guaranteed b,
such ladies as sign that report | an
sure all who read it will do as | did
give an annual subscription to tn
school
The daily gazette., 1875-02-27
LINES OF TRATEL.
WILMINGTON BAL
TIMORE RAILROAD.
SEPTEMBER 2sth. 1874


Trains leave wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and itermediate stations, 100
$40, $50, 1880, a. m. 2.OO, AOO, ''zo s'oo'
Philadelphia and New York, l.Si, a. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, R52,
1902, a. IN. $40, p. m. "a m
Baltimore and Washington, 1872, 2.OS, lo.Vz,
a. m. 1885, 1.23, $50, ITO, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle, 500, l0.l0, a. m. l.2o, o'4o
p. m. M
Harrington and intermediate stations, 800
1c. 10, q. m. $40, p. m.
Delmar and intermediate stati c9.6.0O, 1910,
o. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Philadelphia and intermediate statiens'4oo'
$50, Pm
Baltimore and Washington, R.o2, 2.oS
a. m.
For further information passengers are re-
ferred TO the time tablce posted ~ the depot
II. T. KENNkY. SauCrlntendent.