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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-11-10
Good Sporting Record.

Tuesday afternoon Of last week, three
members Of the Water,own Sporting
Club, Mr.. S. S. Woodard, MI. V w.
Scely and Mr. J. w. Canes, accompanied
by Mr.. John Gibson, of Lowell, started
for the wilds of Mort Invest Wisconsin, on
deer and bear hunt. Some Of their
most intimate friends were quite solici-
tious for their success as we'll as concern
ed for their safety from the "varmirts"
that infest the region they intended visit
ing. But all doubts as to the success of
the party, were dissipated in a few days,
by the arrival in town OF large three
year old buck from the boys. The animal
bit the dust about 81 miles from Tomah,
and was brought to time by the unerring
aim of Canes, although Seely was in at
the death. Last Saturday still larger
buck was taken on the wing by Steve
Woodard, but Canes and Gibson we be-
lieye shared in the work of bringing him
down. On the whole, honors and glory
were quite evenly divided, and all per-
formed good service. Canes and Gibson
still linger on the border, in quest of
large game, but Woodard and Seely are
home resting on their honors, and feeling
as proud as successful hunters well may.
We understand the friends of these Wat
ertcwn sports will be given an opportunl-
ty of testing the, quality of the venisor
they were SO fortunate as to capture wher
Canes arrives home, and many, very
many, hope he will not protract his stay
10 long.
Eg szas
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Accidently Shot.

Last Sunday afternoon a young mar
named Henry Kuhn, employed in the
bakery of Woodard & Stone, was acci
dentl.y shot while hunting squirrels east OF
the city in the town Of Watertown. His
comrtde, Willie Bieber, shot at squirrel
up tree, which when it fell to the ground
commenced to ,and young Bieber in the
excitement, shot at it again, but instead
of hitting the squirrel, the entire charge
of shot entered the foot of Kuhn, who
happened to be standing within range of
the gun, inf1icting dangerous wound,
and one from which lit is thought Kuhn
will be manned for life.
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Nghe Repnbliran.
THE RESULT In WISCONSIN.

The later returns from the election
In this state did not bear out the an
ticipations Of the Republicans and tbr
result may be summed up as drawn
battle, the Republicans electing Lud-
ington, Governor, aud possibly Warner
Secretary OF State, while all the other
State officers elected are reformers.
The majority for Mr.. Ludington viii
not be less than 500 and may reach ~
high as 900. Tits severe blow It.,
Farmer Blll' to be the only OBJ.
"scooped' on his ticket with probabis
one exception. Bogus reform may be
considered dead and buried in Wiscon-
sin. The Assembly is Republican BY
small! majority and the Senate bya
majority Of 8. Two years ago the re-
form ticket had $4,000 majority and
this has been wiped out, making "a
great gain for the Republicans and
pointing conclusively to the fact thai
Wisconsin is certrinly and surely re-
publican.
IN OTHER STATES.
The democrats elect their State
ticket in New York by $4,000 majori-
ty. Last year Tilden, democrat, had
over $4,000 majority The Legisla
ture is republican in both branches.
New Jersey elects republican legis-
lature, the first in some years. Penn
sylvania has wheeled nobly into the re-
publican liDe and elects Harntraft
Governor by Is, 800 majority. Massa-
chusetts assumes her old place as re-
liable republican state electing Rice
Governor, and full set Of Republican
State officers. Thus it will be seen the
Republicans fought good fight Tues
day, November I'd, and gained sub
stantal victories In the county. The
prospect for republican victory In
1876 was never brighter than to-day.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-11-10
A Fact Werth Knowing.

Are you suffering with Consumption
Coughs, Severe Colds settled on the breast
or any disease of the Throat and Lungs?
If So go to your druggists, K. Schubert or
G. y L. ]. Eberlee T. j. Schroeder, and get
bottle of Boschee's German Syrup. This
medicine has lately been introduced fr ON
Germany, and IS selling on its own merits
The people are going wild over its success
and druggists all over our country are writ
ing us of its wonderful cures among their
customers. If you wish to try its superior
virtue, get a sample bottle for 10 cents
Large size bottle IS cents Three doses
will relieve any case. Try it.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-11-10
2T0arrico.

In this city, at the residence of the
brides parents, by Justice c. M Ducasse,
Tuesday evening, November 9th, 1875,
MIR. FERDINAND BUR SINGER and
Miss AMELIA FUERMANN.
In Watertown, Nov. 9th, 1875, by Rev.
s. K. Miller, Mr.. HENRY SWAIN and
Miss ELIZABETH HODNETT, both of
OcOnO1nOWOc
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The Vote in Milford.

We wonder if Mr.. Geo. W. Bird,
Private Secretary to Gov. Taylor, has
heard the election news from Milford.
And we wonder if Mr.. Geo. w. Bird
is still of the opinion that Hon. Walt
S. Greene is "dead duck" and pos
sesses no influence among his immedi
ate neighbors and friends. A glance
at the returns from Milford will show
that Mr.. Bird greatly miscalcu ated
when he claimed a majority Of $500 for
Taylor in this county, and that Walt.
Greenes opposition to the Bounty
Broker would not produce ripple in
the democratic current. While Mr..
Clapp, the democratic candidate for
Member Of Assembly, carries the town
by lob, and all the democratic candi-
dates on the state ticket, whom Mr.
Greene supported have a majority of
70, huntington carries the torn Jy IS !.
And yet, according to the Private Sec
retary of his Excellency from Cottage
Grove, Walt. Greene is a cypher in
politics, aud has no backing at home !!
Mr.. Bird might justly feel proud
If be could point to some locality
where has influence has been felt to Que
quarter the extent of that shown to be
possessed by Mr.. Greene.
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ID 0dge County Items.

JUNEAU, Nov. 9th, 1875.
THE ELECTION. No .eturns having as vet
been received from the town of Ashinpun
it is impossible to state the exact maio,ities.
Taylors will, however be about 2l6o, and
Sloan 2750, these are the two extremes
Of the others Kuehn is the nearest to Sloan.
In the lst district it appears that double
vote was found, if both are thrown out, the
result will be a tie; if one is counted Griffin
will have majority o. one The Sd dis
ri - gives tie Republican candidate 73 ma
jority, and the 9th district G yes Higgins a
majority of 2s probably, if reports from
Ashippun are correct All the other dis
tricts are democratic.
ACCIDENT WIN. Lille, engineer on the
G. & N. ". R. R., met with a severe acci.
dent at Minnesota junction on Thursday
last. In stepping off the passenger train
due there at ll:3O, before it had come to
stop, he slipped and got his foot under the
wheels Of the engine The foot was cut in
two, and the ankle bone so badly crushed
hat amputation of the whole foot became
necessary. The operation was performed
by DR.. Hallock Of this place, and the suf-
ferer is doing we'll Mr.. Lille has been
an engineer for 81 years, most of which he
has been i'll the employ of this company.
His family resides at Janesville
BURGLARY Y.-On Tuesday night last the
hardware stores of Messrs. Hanf and Girls
void at Horizon were broken into, and the
safe in the former blown open with powder.
About So IN money and the same amount
in revolvers was obtained from Mr.. Hanf,
and about 5000 from Mr. Grisw void. Sus-
picion attaches to some fellows who had
been seen hanging around the town for
several days previous, but they had escaped
before the robbery was discovered.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoks.-The county
Board of Supervisors meet in regular ses
sion tomorrow. Considerable business
will come before the board and it is expect
ed that the session will occupy from one to
two weeks. Not the least important cues
ton will be the selection offs County Poor
Agent, in the place of Mr.. Hitchcock who
voluntarily retires. The number of appli-
canfs is large, but none of them will prob
ably be able to give as good satisfaction as
Mr.. Hitchcock for the long number of years
he has occupied this position.
MINOR ITEMS. The residence OF bon. E.
g. Lewis, entirely changed and consider
ably enlarged, approaches completion The
Circuit Court adjourned sine die on Thurs
day afternoon. Ensign Mertz U. S. n, a
son Of the late Judge Mertz. of Beaver Dam,
is daily expected on visit to his relatives
here. He has just returned from three
years cruise, and passed the last examina-
ton. Rev. Mr.. Railsback, the PRESBYTERIAN
minister at this place, has accepted a call
tram Kansas City, and leaves his present
charge during the latter part of this month.
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Barn Burned.

Early last Monday morning the barn on
farm of Mrs. J. O Brien, in the town of
atertown, east of the city limits, was dis
vered on fire and was soon destroyed, to-
ther with about 200 bushels of wheat, 200
shells of oats and some farming imple-
.nts. including reaper. A team OF
rses in the hara was saved
The origin of the fire Is unknown but it is
9posed to have caught from a straw stack
ar By. The barn and contents were in.
ed in the American, oil Chicago.
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About Steel Pens.

Few persons doubtless are aware Of the
is still living. Sir Josiah Mason now the
great pen manufacturer OF Birmingham
England, enjoys that distinction. He is
now very old, being eighty. 1t is in his
factory that several of the most popular oil
the widely famed Spencerian Double Elastic
Steel Pens are made, the models being sup
piled by the propretors OF the pens, Messrs.
Ivison, Brakeman, Taylor & Co., the Edu.
cational Publishers of New York. The
Spencerian Pens have attained their great
popularity from variety Of reasons, all OF
which will be apparen Mt to any one who
than sixty millions were sold last year.
We use them in our office and are SO well
pleased with them that we have no hesita-
ton in saying that they are, in our opinion,
superior to any other article of the kind
with which we are acquainted. Their
chief characteristics seem to be fexibility,
elasticity durability and evenness of point,
and a nearer approximation to the real
quill action that has been heretofore attain
ed in steel pen. The Spencerian are COM
prised in fifteen numbers, all differing in
Aexibility and fneness of point, and Tor the
convenience of those who wish to try them
Messrs. Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor & Co..
1873 and l48 Grand ST., New York, will
send by mail sample card, securely en-
closed, containing one each of the different
numbers, On receipt of Twenty-Five cents.
No device of man. however skilfully ar
ranged, has been found TO compare with
Tar natures remedy for cleansing and
healing purposes. Catarrh is putrid dis
ease of the mucous membrane, which must
be cleansed before it can be healed ssFor.
est Tarr." applied by Inhalation, will do
this whore all other remedies have failed
When once cleansed and purified the cure
wi surely follow. Inquire for the "For-
est Tar Book" the Solution and the Inhaler
Your druggist, G. g. Fl. 7. Eberle will fur
nish you at Watertown.
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PereOnEI. /.

Mr.. A. G. Bearup, formerly ''mine host
ihe Lindon House, and now landlord of
leading hotel at Charles City, Iowa, is
town on short visit, looking prosper
Is and happy. Mr.. Bearup is warmly
elcomed by host Of friends who are glad
hear that fortune smiles on him in his
Nv home.
Mr.. Samuel Baird, of Chicago, is pass
g few days at his home in this city.
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RAILROAD DIRECTORY.

EAST WEST.
St Paul Ex..l0:l5 NJ St Paul Ex.327 Pm
S P night ex LAO An Pnlght 3 35 A M
Swat Pass 700 NJ. Swat Pass 700 Pm
*Mad Ac 1000 A NJ. %Mad' Ac 200 P. Nj
Freight Ac. II, 45 A Freight Ac LILO P NJ
#Stops at Watertown.
j II. SLEEPER, Agent
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-11-10
Reader, stop and Think

We suppose the most of our readers buy
and use D. B. DeLand h Cos Best Chemical
SaIeratus, but if there are any OF you who
do not just stop and think; ii you ruy the
best Chemical Saleratus you get the Best
Sdleratus made,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-11-10
j. H. SLEEPER, Agent
Chicago g. Northwestern
lGoa,rc 20offers.
BREVITIES

w ood wanted at this office on subscrip
t ion.
The Parsonage Fund society OF ST.
Paul's Church, meets on Thursday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. P v Brown.
There were 2o,I3S,ooo postal cards
issued by the postoffice department last
month; the largest issue by at least 5,ooo,-
900 ever issued in the same time.
The Ladies Tea Party of the Congrega-
tional church will be given Thursday eve
ming next, at the residence of Mrs. C. A
Sprague. Supper 25 cents--served at P. NJ :
The epzootic is raging to some exten
.raong the horses IN this city and vicinity.
We believe it is assuming a mild type, and
no fatal results are expected FROM the dis
ease.
"A petition is in circulat ion at Janesville
to the legislature, 10 have a lock put into
Indian Ford dam, that steamboats, may run
from GAINESVILLE to Jefferson. Janesville is
in high glee over the prospective improve
ment
There will be meeting of the stock
holders of the Central Wisconsin Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Associa ton, at the
Office of the Secretary, Wednesday evening,
Nov. 10th, 1875, at I o'clock.
j. H. SLEEPER, President.
Considering the unpleasantness of
the weather there was large and agree
able gathering Of old and young at the
Oyster Supper given by the ladies of
St. BernarG's Church, Tuesday evening, at
Music Hall,
The Ladies Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold fair and oyster supper
at Turner Hall Tuesday evening of next
week, November l6th, and a general invi
tation is extended 10 all to be present and
ante in passing pleasant and agreeabe {
time. Let the Methodist Ladies be given a
good benefit as they deserve it.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-11-10

al JEFFERSON last saturday ana the follow
ing majorties for the state officers on the
reform ticket are given
Governor, 1ayior... $3.50. 63S
Lt. . Parker ...... .853
treasurer. kuehn. .......... ..............S S0T
Attorney General, Sloan .............. LIB
State Sunt, Soaring. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sos
The increased majority for Sloan over his
associates is accounted for through a mis-
take made by the Office of the Jefferson
County Uatosa ia printing the regular re
publican tickets with Soan's name on
them. These tickets found their way to
nearly all the polls in the southern and
eastern portions OF the county aud a large
number OF them were voted before the mis-
take was d scovered and corrected. The
majority for Mr. G. IL Phillips, repubi-
can candidate for the Assembly in the I'd
District of the county, over Mr.. II. R. Ciapp
re.ormer. is l6 Capt. D. " Curtis, repubi-
can candidate for the Assembly in the Sd
Assembly district is elected over his re-
form competitor, Mr.. Winslow, by l27 una
Jority. This makes the representation
from Jefferson county in The next Assem-
bly, two Republicans and one Reformer,
Mr.. 7. Shinnick in this (lst) district, a
gain OF one member foe the republicans.
The majority for Taylor in this county
two years 400 was 1920 the republicans there
.ore, in two years have made a gain in the
county of about 700 on governor. Private
Secretary George W. Bird fell considerably
short of realizing his boasted majority in
Jefferson County for the Reform ticket OF
25OO Mr. G. J. Collier. reform candi-
date for County Superintendent of Schools,
has majority of about 80 over, Mr. G. a.
Williams, Republican.
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The v ote of jefferson County.

The official canvass of the vote of Jefi'er-
son County at the r ecent election " as made
at Jefferson last Saturday and the follow
ing majorities for the state officers on the
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Stop Y

The wonderful
of HALE'S &C
season, ought I
cal; still we a,
liberal offer Il
viz I: Any r
cough or sori
j. Schroeder
bottle ofHA
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that it 10 d
turn the
money.
on such
sold in.
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will tr
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-11-10

Ladies' Furs Repaired, by August
Schiller.
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WatcrtOWfl Market.

Corrected Weekly by Th. R
Commission Merchant, Main /
w atertOWn.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. l0th,F
Wheat, per bush ........... lO
Oats, per bush ..............
Barley, per bush.....,
Rye, per bush.............
Corn, PEI bush, ...........s
Potatoes, PEI tush~.....
Beans .,r bus..........
over Seed per bush..,
Timothy Seed per bus1
Butter, fresh roll ID.
Eggs, per doz........
Hides, green, peril
:, dry, per lb
Wool per lb......
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Rtttes of Adrertisi,sg.
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis

Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
Professional and Business Cards &5 year.
Business notices in local column 10 cents per line
or first insertion and five cents for subsequent
Insertions.
Advertisements not accompanied with directions,
will inserted till forbid, and charged for accord
ingly
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-11-10
County Board of Supervisors.

The annual meeting of the Jefferson
County Board Of Supervisors commenced in
he village of Jefferso Tuesday of this
he names of the Supervisors of this city !:
Uo.d. Doco,.t
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-11-10
The Why and Wherefore.

1t is not to be wondered at that the
Democrats should feel chagrined at
their diminished majority in this city
at the late election. Il is somewhat
singular, however, that in view of the
facts of the case, they should attribute
their i'll luck to the cause they do. The
Watertown Democrat last week stat
that it was not because the Repuh'
vote had increased, but was
simply to the fact that the Dr.
stay-at- homes, to the numb
had permitted the electi<
default. The claim of
that the vote of the
than it was two yes
as the followingf
Vote for Washbur
q Taylor
Total vot
Taylors me-
Vote for
Total
Tay'
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-11-10

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the
Post Office, at Watertown, Wis, Nov. 9th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-01
H.ssri.,i ~ a. tuia,nffli,il

Hslarts,i ~ "a ro'anaeFslai,
NEw C,srlS May 81
The Court opened this morning, a. 10 o'elocA,
Judges Gllpn wootea aud Houston eo tha
bench.
The following esses were continued oStr until
next term On seecunt o, tie pressure .! civil
business
State ys. tieorse ReAvis, eAtet.as the hoase
of Thomas Poole, in MIL Greek Hundred, with
intent 20 commit larceny May 10th lss;-
Stste vs., Andrew johnson, sliss AudFcv Dick
lnson, entering the house Of BAEl.lia IAne N
Wilmington. with intent 10 commit larceny.
State VS. Nathan DENLY. lncsro breaking
into the house OF gsmes \. Jester, with intent
to commit Larceny. at pelsware cry, Asy i'sh
last
State vs. Nsthsn DENLY lnegro breaking snd
entering the house OF Elizabeth Jaluell, with
intent to commit larceny, in kea i.sea Hi Msy
18th lsst.
| stable OF John Wise, on Christmas nigh: 'asi,
WAS continued over until Friday next
| The Court then proceeded with the case II
| Mccullough q q, vs.. Daniel II. Kent
| The taxing Of evidence and the arguments oi
| counsel occupied all the morning AMI sleat
| portion OF the afternoon.
| At l. 50 the Jury retired to consider. ard re
turned lste last night with Ner'i,ot .! slUS aul
costs
The next case called was am OolI " Notl4uE-
ham, Il y. u. vs. Eysn ". Lewis, y. h r.
o'Byrne for appellants Hodgson for respond
ents. This was an appeal from, Justice Of the
Pesce. The action MAS for damage done 10 $
carriage hired by Lewis 10 Campbell and Cot
tinghsm, The appellants had admitted the dam
age, but refused 10 pay the bill ~ repairs. The
amount claimed wss 500, and the jury returned
q verdict OF St6 80.
The next case called Was 4. NJ. Quiuby 4 @
VS. the Mayor aud Courcil Of the ely u WI
mneton owner sni ". Ii. fonlk contractor. SCI.
FG si.,' Mechanics lien. Patterson Tor plant tss
Spri snce FOR defendants,
lie maia poIAi III TINS case Is s. tAews
whe Aer. when S poteis given bS : ceAt - ~
for materials furnished sra such note rms he
yoni the iinle vixen s wetaAn!c aea co..-i Z,
entered, the holder csn eater the ,5en &.! at9a
.ns the agse ot tie arne for Uh.ch the ue5e :
gwen uYsNu IL 5i>hopoV rFtceed @p4cv lie ''aa
Agaaaai CLAIMED S4Sl il slssl saieaes. froa Jan
a&Iy :, is-a The nl&;e9.4, us or!ere1 ay NJ
Fosllk IS >nai-4ef0E f1y sss pisNse .! aNsp4
the ,sty rs.-. saa ;..a s.sl@t--,- lave tAn-
3,la-s >tea-;.. I,sS ,Ase vs. ~ "a "? =
81 ,sE.rs.Zsss.i.
Is tie oA%s < E.s...;s- " t-rrst=o, :, 5, a.
ti-sy E: y i..s ~. &: .1.s 5S.ea3sg1 a.t
.eSsosls d. aeE is.s Ggaa V--.sa s-s s-1a.;
-. e,s "a: so1se;-.as =. f..55.e
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-01
Rutldi0x statistics.

suRyErs FOR NEW BUILDINGS DURING MAY.
The Following is list Of the surveys made by
the Department OF Engineering, during May
Charles johnson. one house on east side OF
Walnut. between Ninth and Tenth.
James Conahsn one house On South side OF
Eighth. between Orange and Tstnall.
Alfred J. Lodge, one house on \. W. corner OF
Eighteenth and Market.
John b. Kendall, one house on west side OF
kirkwood. between Seventh and Eighth.
Heirs OF Rebecca Stevens two houses ana
store. ON the North side of Second street be
tween King and French.
Anthony Thielman. house ON the 5. L. corner
OF 9th and Kirkwood.
James Lawler, house on aand street,near La
mott.
Martin Moran, house on the South side
Of Beach between Heali and Claymont.
II. T. Dure. 6 houses on the South side OF 9sh
street, between jefferson snu Wollaston.
Thomas Curley and Patrick Hughes. IA houses
on the South side OF 2ad street between Van
Bnreu aud Harrison.
Mary Conner, house on the North side Of
Shsllcross Avenue, between Broonie snd Rod'
nev.
II. IL. Kent, house oa the east side OF JET
ferson st. between 9th and 7th
John Earnest, l house on the East side OF
| Head St. between n and d.
--tE,tSl for the mouth 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-01
LOCAL INTELLI6ENCE.
RHilr0aA Hours.
YHAlQ LIAYl WILMINGTON.

rRAnU LnAvl WILMINGTON.
Fur Noe rcrt---l.sl. A. N, laiT, iass e.sa, p N.
% NV %SAsiaas,pSta. sso, s.io, $50, lo,so A.
Al, A. NJ; Ao1, e.so, $50, p. NJ.
Fx Bolfhsore.--ia.na, 2as io.e9, A. NJ; Tvs,
h20, f1o p. NJ sundays, 1a.oq, 0Vo, A. N.
kor TasAs,gtosl--iaes aos, A.. NJ. ls.ne, lss,
hao, rlo 4. NJ. sundays, i2.ns, 2.os, A. M. -
FtT nesasctrs Il. R.--AuV, lo.iU, \. ID. eau, T.
N. No sunday trains. =,
Rw Nss- casile.-noa. lo.io, 4. M; lae tao, Z. NJ
No Sunday trains. -
M, bin, p. N. No Sunday trstn.
Nv nil,ai,spsea HsSssfa Il. h--le.so a. NJ. 80,
p. n. No sunday trains.
rxAms Asxiy4 Ar wiIxrNarus.
Frcss yss Yas-i.as, A. NJ; ls.eL LIS, I,@, 4.
N. sundays, Lax A. NJ. n,
Fsr,.r FAil,desphsa. a.-lsss, LIS, eeS, A. ~ iSWi
N, i1sA lls, s.ae, Ala ASa foo, $40, ll.M y. "
Sundays, Is AZ, l.ss, io,isA 4. NJ; n.N, L. ~.
rn,rn hcr. hTes,s,-sa, \. Y. No SUNDAY ram "a
rr-~ Raifipsore - i.ai, lO.aa. A. NJ. lso,, II !,
asa. san. P. " sundays, t.u, \. II. $50, 7
grcm RasA.nl.,n. = IN, \. NJ: 1875, la.4o, as.
es0P NJ SUNDAY Isl, A. NJ. s& 1. NJ. =,
Ns~m lx.s,a,rs X. k.--t0.lS 4. NJ, Sso, eS' =
n. No sunday frsins. "a
nen Nsss 6aSisl-S.oc. lo.ie, \. NJ; So, dse
Pm. No sunday trains. =,
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Sis fsaP.M. No SUNDAY trains.
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slep. n. No Sunday trains,
LIAyr rHrLAnxIrals ron WILMINGTON.
lSao, $50, 1850, A. NJ; iSia, sso, AeA o-iS eV
Ase. $50, II. 50, p. N. sundays lSso 81" A. NJ. s's
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