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I'uOMAS r. wAGGAMAN
Il Real Estate AIctioneer, $40 7th street

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
II On TIE EAST SIDE OF lsr STREET
s snsTi B .pnS b AND STREETS
- FEET DEP, T0GETHER WITH tn
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON; BEING OYI0-
NAL LOT No. 13, SQUARE 1872.
- BY virtue Of a deed Of trust dated November
Ia 1888, ard duly recorded in Liber J A \, No.
ii folio al, among the land records of the District
U1 "iumba aud by the direction of the parties re-
cnTed thereby, will sell at public auction, in front
OF the premises, to the highest bidder, on SATUR-
DAY, AUGUST 2lst, A II. 1875, at O'Clock D m. g,
all that piece parcel of ground situate in the CITY
OF W ashlngtOn, ID G., known and design atei on the
original ground plot plan of said CITY "a Lot No
3 square 7S fronting 81 feet 51 inches LIST street
east 10y depth OF Is feet, together with the i'm
proNtInents thereon, consisting OF twOstOry brick
dwelling with basement, and threestory brick back
hu!IIing and large side yard on the south out
in fruit trees.
Terms OF sale: One fourth In cash; the balance in
and II months, with Interest, secured by a deed of
trust on the property; or all cash at the option
ire puTcha-er deposit OF : fO required At time
ct sale. All convey anciug at the cost of the pur-
Chaser. W. A. MIX, Trustee.
W. +. MhTTINGLY, Attorney,
IYSl 2aw8ds THOS. r. WAGGsMAN, Auct,
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IOCBLE DAILY TIA

Il Offering every Accommodation 10
the travelling Public, With lf$a - :
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FS IT. WIN Elk,
-. Real Estate Broker end auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH end streets ". w
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rT'HOMsS BOWLING,
u AUctioneer and Real Estate Broker.
At the old stand of Latiner & CIeary
So1thwe EST Pebnsy lValia avenue and IIth st.
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AUCTION SALES.

WAsHs B: wILLlAMs, Aa.clt1l.oneer,
No. IooI sor, e Gsse ssn Mi ,, 5 a1o
s;GUIcARs S,AhEor n0UsKnoLp EFgEcrs.
" ,neneing at 10 O'Clock a m, saa,! eli IN
~ front Of my auction rooms, a esaeI Al ass5rt.
'rent OF urniture, iuoiudi9C
10 Bedstesds an Msttresses
w. L. WALL x : CO. 2i. Aqlcfi1negr.,
Nos 900 aud So Penns! iSsnis avenue. Corner Y,h 9,
FINE sHEJLANn PONY, BrCKRoaRp. SET
S S4EP POI k SFE4 vHHh1SsNtEsS PLASkETs,
IN On sAIUBDAY AFTERSC0N, 2isi
S9N August, at 1 o'clock, We will sell. I'M front
MIA ayenge tie finest Poay oat, il the
Que Blscs shetland Pony. i'm pcyted.1 y5s-s Old
6ref can roi ii cn TIE 3 ro.i ioe ei pE.'nE5
One ytry 5ue blackboard.
Set Cold hl"Iated Harness. Blankets, Robes, g..
GEO, MILLER, De;ectiv,1
Brown Mare, years cid, IS hands high, v-a-rla te.
s.ond, yer stylish stands without hilchiDg,
NeaIly. new Leather Shifting Top BugSy.
Set Gold mounted Harness.
one Halt top Phcton; Rockaway, nearly new
VIZ al assortment = Ttfsr ATrs-ss AID ECg-.as.
SALE AT TIE POUND.
There viii b 5. ID AT the POUND, Corner NJ agf
SIR. and M York avenue northwest. 10. : :.
N ~ g rel horned COW. tskeu NJ al in sSZs-
e'Vhr II ~ iGe E"rfhwCzt sect n OF tie -itV a.
WI o. Sold under ~" ordinance Cf tn Ba.rl n
Health Unless red teuied before hour %! sale
2. T. KEENE. ND,
H,tlth OGic,r
II n. cox, huc;iouecr, $50 C st.eetn. W.
DESIRABLE FvRNIrURE At AUCTION.
W,ALEIT PAELOB sUITF. HALL SET. n p
STANDS. BKnsTEAnS, ItFTRkssES. CANE
AsTHI 90 , sEaT 81 sIRS, SOFAS, SAFES,
Ei Tie above aid other god, viii BE- snls
kt, whom reserve - my sHlesrDOHl. bRC =
ri tee; on MONDAY, august p, a. 10
aara q K.N. cox. ,,c,
SAASII. j. WILLIAMS, Auchopeer,
W Successor to Green & Williams. AucsIoreers
40 IOOIi northwest corner lJth and ID streets
UNIMPROYED PROPERTY. FRONTING nv
NORTH CAROLtNA AVENUE, RFTWEEN
III AND Sra STREETS EAST, AT ATCTIOE
~ On WEDNESDAY, Au-ust - n, ISIS. AT e
- Lots IS and 81. Square No 9hl, bayirr anon ,,
lee; II inches front by l05 feet deep, q alley
Terms: One half cash; balance 6. ~ l. and %
months FOR notes bearing interest, and secured ~
cetd of trust 20 down on each lot v hen sod Ar
cohvey.ncIog At cost Of purchaser.
aU.9 WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Arc:.
IL Il. wARSEB,
ID. Real Estate Broker end suctfoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and n streets N w
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY IN WASHINGTON COINTf ID
g., AnJOINED BY "TBINTnAp" AND THE
.AhGS 0E CAPTAIN q j. PATTERSON
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V'HOMAS DOWNING,
Auctio1eer and Real Es.ste Broker,
At the old stand Of Latiner Z CIsary.
Southwest corner Of PenBa. avenue and lth street,
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- Ii. WARMER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Aucti0naer
Federal Buildings cerner 9TH and Is streets w
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THOMAs DOWNING,

'I'HUNAs IUW LING,
AUctioOeer and Resl Estate Broker
. A. the cid sIaud Of Lsttrler & CleaTy
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue aud llth az
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EHTHE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED,
on account Of the rain, until TUESDAY, Aug lst
~ and W EDNESD A Y. August rs, 1875, to occur
in the order respectively as above ADVERTISED
same hours aud places
FREDERICK W. JONES,
JOSEPH X. EDISON, irusteej.
auelS-w ,f&ds f. J. SWEET kuct
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VALUABLE TRAoT OF land AT PUBL

MASH. Il. WILLIAMS, Auctloncor,
~ tSucceSsOr to Green Williams. : 1c.i 7nears
Northwest corner 10Th ana A. streets
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Nm NJ. Il Ao6 nFEhS9Y' Trustees.
jYs cords j. sW EET, AUct
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81 Tie above AID other god, viii La sols
SS~ without reserve ~ my sal sroorl. 6RC >
ri tee; On MONDAY, August p, a. 10
aTPS, - X n cox ~,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-25
California Polltlcs.

Tho Marysvills Appeal. which is Of
tho Dolly Warden stripe. seems TO DO
somewhat mixed in its opinion OF the
present political campaign in California
aud its probable result It says;
Worry little reliance can he placed upon
tho prophecies Of the leading Democrats
or Republicans M TO the result Of the
eoming sisc6on; and the Independents
are % much In ihe dark o. their oppon.
ents. Political association and organi-
xation il in o state Of utter demomliza-
ton, ind there IL left no basis upon
which 10 make calculations for political
results In California. or the
ohrss ucpnizstises In ths Gtats. he In
dependents are under tho best drill and
possessed Of the strongest confidence Of
suocess. But pether. party dare crow
very loud. Win general demornliza-
ton prevails. no party In froe from is
influence. During q general mutiny tho
saicers Of any army consider II inoppor-
tune 10 60 into q pitched battle with the
enemy. As the campaign opens and de-
velops wo may be better able 10 antici-
pat political results in September mont.
But ~ tho matter now stands IL IL not
safe To make political predictions. The
struggle appears TO 10 one more for
spoils than In support Of we'll defined
and vital political principles. iu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-25
sxsIrok Joyr,' Icr SpscullrroN.-

SENATOR JoSns' Icx SPECULATION
There arc many persons who imagine
that Senator Joneg 10 actunted by sorlid
motivesin establishing factories through
out the Southern States for tho manu-.
facture Of artificial Ice by o new process,
said to DO wonderfully cheap in is opo-
ration. But 10 ~ the act seems to DO
influenced by the ~far.reaohing wisdom
Of the statesman and not by any desire
for gain. Cheap leo must prove q per-
feet godsond 10 ''hot" Southerners, who
can't keep cool sxospt whsn they are
forced 10. The Senator has no doubt
recognised this fast, md hence his At
tompt to supply q liberal quantity Of the
only article that can bring the blood Of
tho average Southern politician to o
healthy temperature. 10 b 70 b hoped
that the new prooessi s all that II 10 rep
resented to Be. and that lios viii b as
cheap In New Orleans this Summer ~
Il IL In Alaska. - Wash. Chroaidt.
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Lively s~orinnaus.

Yesterday at about noon, two squavs
engaged In q sanguinary battle near the
corner OF Busl and Bateman streets, and
for Q time made things lively In that
vicinity. Bad feelings were engendsred
by o controversy over an article appear
ing In the Sentinel regarding tho Beecher-
Tilton trial. They both Expressed
themselves AZ fully convinced a. 10
Moulton's completely In tho affair; but
when n limited that sho thought, TO
say tho least, Boecher had been indis-
Greet, war commenced. Tho dusky
daughter OF the sagebrush womanishly
defended the character OF the great
Plymouth Church orator. paid q glow
ing tribute to him In his advenity. Sc
vsrely censured the Legislature Of New
York for failing to pass a bill which
would snov Ms. Tlton to tell her
story Of tho ragged edge" spoke Of
the Increasing interest felt regarding the
condition Of the mines In MoGssry Dis
trict, and then went for her opponent
Ike q Thousand Of brick" The affair
was afterwards amieably adjusted and
tho twain with their masculins attend
ants circled round Q swill barrel for
lunch. -Eurska SatinAl, ldy 2la.
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fIr. - ysU.

Yesterday at tvlaty niaSl1s pa one
o'clock p. Il. . Re hepkS osi IN The
Truckee House, nenY verdi 1totslfy dss-
troying the bulldog snd oontsnts.
Loss, 5000; 10 insu nee. Tbs
Truckes House was kspt b Mr.. Merrill,
. we'll known and highly Sss2sctsd CT
izen Of washos county. On whom the
loss falls heavily. ~ ~ .I.l
II is reported that the cook having
left. Mrs. Merrill found u necessary 10
assume his duties, and altar getting 9
child Of some few Summers 10 sleep and
In bed, she proceeded 10 the htehen.
The ehild awoks, provided himself With
matches, and hndlsd . nrs In the wood
boz, Of which tact he informed his
mother after the flames had got beyond
control rwnrrr d vrtryruny
Several lodgsrs are said 10 have lost
clothing. money and valuable papers.
Mr.. Merrill suffered some severe but
not dangerous burns In futile efforts 70
save some portions Of his household
furniture.
This case, though not surrounded BY
the sensational features attending the
Chicago and Boston fres, 10 ono that
demands the assistance and sympathy
OF our citizens quite ~ much a. did
those cases.-Rao Creretni, Nay 24h.
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rn,esS c.u. NOVA,

ANrw CALIFORNIA SoSosrRkss.-The
Now York Heruid's musical correspond
ent at Paris. under date OF April 9th,
says: ''Signor Dslls Sedie, the italian
singer. expects TO bring out In the Fall
0 superb American mexzo-soprano or
contralto, Miss Bella Thomas, Of San
Francisco. who will probably mako her
debut In 'La Favoite." In French, at
the new Grand 0psrs. II may DO said
OF Miss Thomas that she has been and
still Ia Q diligsnt and oarsful stuaent.
Her voice IL beautifully round and sym.
pathetic. and she already sings with
great eass and style. Her three years
In Paris have been very well employed,
AID California may boast OF having pro-
duccd another golden-throatsd singer"
Mosr Of our readers will remember the
lady above mentioned. a. . worry sweet
and talented singer. at concerts given at
Pipsr's Opera House thrcc or four years
ago. under the direction Of Professor
Farini.
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carsen ltsns.
Iron The Tribune, Nay al

lrfom tns Arisunes M T.l
A party Of tourists from tho East ar
rived ON Saturday last In an observation
palace slesping ear. Il bslongs 10 tho
Chicago, Alton & st. Louis Railroad.
and besides the internal arrangements
for comfort, Il has In the front part m
opsn place surrounded with net work on
the sides for smoking. conversation and
s~Sssrvstion. It isas comfortable aeon.
veyance M was ever put on . railroad.
but reminds one OF the accommodations
on board an ocean steamer. w believe
The party rstarn this evening. ana,
Two locomotives. named tho "Glen-
brook and Tahoe" hare, arrived for
the narrow gauge road at Lake Tahoe.
Thsy wore taken into tho machine shops
Of he Virginia and tTruckss Railroad
this morning. and rs o a. prepared
will bsl shippgt to the lsko on an Inn
msnss truck sent from Virginia City for
that purpose. The engines are very
handsome, and are the nrst OF the ciass wo
have evsr seen. Tho steel rails arc ar-
irving and being shipped daily, and by
The middle Of nsIt. month. t~rack-laying
on the new road WIN DO IN vigorous OPP
NATURALIZATION L9lo.OuL
. Prom Sol. Simpson. President Of tho
Carson Wood Company, We learn that
fifteen inches Of NOV fsll on the sum
NIT during the last storm. and in conss-
qpspes the yolims % water In The river
il not only increased, but the cold spell
and additional snov keeps the snow be-
meath from melting OF 30 fast. Mr..
Simpson says The company have q bet
ter prospect Of . successful drive than
ever before. and. that tho wood will
probably DO At Empire on or boforo tho
10Th Of June.
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HAD no IDrA.-A ,grassboppsr sui.
fsrsr recently arrived from the East.
says he hardly believed tho stories he
heard In Chicago that when q fellow got
to Nevada. no could pick up all tho gold
and silver he wanted right of the top oil
The ground; be thought there might be
some little trouble encountered In get.
ting the precious metals. But he had
no idea that . man must slide I'VE hun.
dred feet down . straight hole Just TO
get Q lot Of stone that people say might
pay whom they got the oonssorstor
started. he says he will never oorse-
crate his life 10 mining; that he would
rather be . toad and feed on porter
house steaks on the surface. -Rses
Ripr Rtpeik, Nay 22d.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-25

Soxx Of n newspaper con,empora-
riss mako mention that Comstock. tho
famous prospector after whom the great
lode in this locality was named. now lies
mouldering in an obscure grave in Mon.
tana. and advance the idea that a monu-
ment should DO erected over his remains
TO properly mark his last rssting.place.
Tho suggestion 10 q most worthy one.
and should 30 acted upon. Comstock
was among the hnt discoveries and ioca-
tors Of the great lode. and vhils u bsars
his name. 90 also should an appropriate
monument over his grave bear the name
of Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-25

The funeral Of Hill Beaehy took place
at M~srysville. California, day before
yesterday. and was largely attended by
friends and acquaintances. The re-
mains we're deposited in the City Gene
terry. by the side OF his wife and chill
dren. Mr.. Beachy WAS in Virginia and
Gold Hill but a short time ago. appar-
entity In tho enjoyment Of the most ro-
bust health. and tho sad news Of his
sudden taking OF was all the moro un-
expected to his numerous friends In this
section. The San Francisco Ca1 give.
. very good article ON the lie and incl
dents in tho history OF the old pioneer.
which we publish in another part Of this
paper to-day.
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CHANGE or rRorRIEroRsIIrr.

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Of yc.,.rd.y he. like Andy johnson. an.
,oune.. ..ny o,ov.Aaslv9nii
Thsrs Yin b. NO change in The po,i,.
icai complexion Of the paper. Il viii
maintain and defend Democratic prinei.
pies. but II viii not b What =, generally
-. nv ma. .ra
m~essur,s A NAV b. dsem.d bost caicu.
lated to promote tho welfare Of tho com.
munity. So far a. tho financial resources
ana newsPaPsr sxpensnee o. ~ Pto-
~. M..~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-25

IT would seem that in the matter Of
taxes due the county Of washos by tho
Central Pacific Railroad Company. that
corporation has. after several years Of
litigation. boon finally brought TO time.
Rsno papers inform us that, under The
recent decision Of the Supreme Court,
execution has been issued against said
company. Il is probable that those
taxes will now be paid.
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COSTLY ~CHpncn-oogNo.

Some instructive agpsas vsrs us,ntty
publishsd In The Nsv York Thsps D.
sarding the COS. Of ehureh-soine in hat
city. The values PLACED upon and re-
osived for the sale Of psws In very many
churches there are something astound-
ing. From $500 10 81. 900 dollan seems
to DO an average price. and in some Of
the churches a. high - $500 have
bean paid duri.s tAs pst ysaz for the
use Of . single pew. II needs no astuts
anandR 70 assseiah thai 10 psrsons Of
modsrats means. e~hureh-soing under
such . situation Of affairs Il not only .
hardship. bat veil nigh inpoaibis. A
pew rental Of $500 win rent . good
house In New York City. Ten dollars
Per Sabbath u sxpsnivs gospel 70 men
Of limited means. and the result viii In
dms Be-. 70 keep HON he churches
al bat the wealthy glasses. We have
before remarked thai the tendency o fths
times il TO outsids display in religious
worship a. well a. In It's edihees and
surroundings. 1rs We becoming bar
barre, Il tho religion Of Christ 20 pre-
cious that in New York City Il can emily
Be purchased for large sums Of money!
Are the temples Of the Most High to 10
hawhsd at auction saiesf Arc not, a.
in the oldsn days. the money changers
again in possession Of the Tsmpls'
We said that II religion were to b.
come such an sxpsnsivs luxury indoors,
the poor would have TO stay without.
Why should they notf II wa not in
gorgeous temples that Job learned to
know his God. He sought and found
Him in the wilderness, and from
sore bodily torment was lifted out Of
himself and can't near 70 Jehovah. Moses,
priest and iswgivsr. saw the Almighty
in . burning bush and climbed . noun
tain to converse with Deity. No
churches gsrnitured and silded, with
guarded doors 10 keep out poverty.
we're in those days required 70 % or
hear the ever living God. He. whom
for forty yesrs. Moses followed in cloud
by day and ars BY night, can surely be
wonhipped in the only church he ever
buildsd; that vast sdihcs which has the
earth for il door and the heavens for
lis ceiling.
We worship - We livs-in crowds.
We congregats In churches. and en-
dsavor 10 serve Him In squads. Let
us not Be accused Of inslision, II ws call
to mind the fact thai prophets never
went to prayer meetings. but dwelt In
wildsnesses, that later still Christ taught
his followers the lesson Of humility. not
from gilded tabsrnacles. but out in the
open air. from the mountain tops, and in
by.ways. Were ws In New York City
No would say to the Thousands whom the
high price Of religious rental debars
from customary church worhip: ''SPsnd
half the sum. and every Sunday 60 into
the country" Amid green nslds. under
bright skies, with waving grain fields
roundabout and the sweet influences Of
nature on every hand thsrs 10 more
Of true religion found than In the
hot and heavy psrfumsd cir Of fashion-
ablo churches. Let rs have somsthing
besides pompl and doctrine. 4 little
sentiment and much faith are also
needed. Both are 70 b found outside
. crimson sushionsd pew. In an aristo-
cratic quarter section Of fashionable
church.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-25

TIE San Fnneisoo Pcs. souansnting
upon the gorgeous carriage and nns
horses. and the $40 900 diamond cross
presented to Cardinal MoCioskey. re-
narks As follows;s So-tar - The things
Of the world arc csnosrusd. 10 fares a
good deal better than his Lord and Mss-
tor. II the Savior we're 70 come on.
earth again. We woudss whsshssssy one
would give him . stale carriage and a
$40. 900 diamond cross.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-25

Evrs since We have heard Of that
Maine editor namsdT. Pot. Ne have been
Allied With anxiety 10 know II a tide
would make him boil over.
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Jaeeb Little Consolidated Mining
COMPANY.

STOCKHOLDERS WILL PLEASE CALL
y and receive thsir Certi1eates Of Stock.
- W. r. TOWNSEND. Secretary.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-23

uUrDV hGpMT That wants a paying business
lT LII hunNl sending us Sl.25, will receive by
return express fH and complete outfit, including one
of our large is % clrOmOs, FRAMED. This offer Is 10
Ggens only and they say in their orders that they
intend TO canvass and order the outfit with that III
tention We have beautifully ILLUSTRATED paper
containing full page of FASHION PLATES each month
Is very popular easy to canvass for Agents are now
making $40 per day with It, The best terms and most
liberal offers ever heard Of Order at once or ground
will be occupied Address, with references,
PEOPLES MONTHLY,
mh3l 72j SAMSON st.. Phila.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-23

Grateful Thousands proclaim
VINEGAR BITTERS the most wonder
tul Invigorant that ever sustained
the sinking system.
No Person can take these Bit
terS according to directions, and re-
main long unwell, provided their
bones ara not destroyed By mineral
poison or other means, and vital or
rarS wasted bcyonI rrD1;r
Smyrna times., 1875-06-23
BERRY PLANTS.

Genuine BRANDwINE RASPBERRY PLANTS. also
WILSON and KITTATINNY BLACKBERRY PI.A NTS
for sale by ANTHONY REYBOLaD,
mh10tf Delaware City, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1875-06-23
FOR RENT.

STORE HOUSE-one Of the best in town. Rent
GEO. IT, RAYMOND ECO,
dec2-tf or HAMILTON g. CUMAiINS,
Smyrna times., 1875-06-23
Maryland & Delaware II. II.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On and after THURSDAY June 10Th 1875 trains will run

Freight tram will have Passenger Car attached. and will
be subject to delays incident to freight business.
All Freghts must be at the various stations n. least
Thirty 3Gl Minutes before starting of Trains otherwise
they will lay over twenty four t24 hours.
Passengers using the 40 train from Easton will
arrive in Philadelphia at 920 A. and returning Will leave
Philadelphia at SIS P M thus giving nearly eight hours for
business purposes in that city.
J. L. CALDW ELL. Superintendent.
EAsToN. June 3th. 1915.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-23
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