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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-05-21

RAILROAD CoNsoLIDATIoN.-Ana arrange
ment has been made to consolidate the Will
:mington and Reading railroad, which was
lately in danger of coming to sale, with the
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
Railroad Company. The matter is to be
submitted to the stockholders of the former
company on the 31st day of May, in meet.
ing at Coatesville, Chester county, Pa. 1t
appears that the Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York Railroad Company exists under
Pennsylvania charter, which is of "rov.
ing".character not unlike that ganted to the
Milford and Bay Shore railroad by the Del
aware Legislature. 1t was originally the
Juniata and State Line railroad, but having
consolidated with the Maryland and Penn.
sylvania railroad, it partially graded route
from Baltimore, via Bel Air, Md, and Ok.
ford, Pa, to Philadelphia. After the consol.
idation the company took its present title
! II noy operates but very little road, and is
endeayoring TO secure the construction of a
through line between Baltimore and New
York: The Wilmington and Reading will
not materially assist in securing this end, but
it will prove valuable feeder TO the new
road when 1t is Constructed, bringing down
coal, and thus giving new anthracite sup
ply to Baltimore This is the company that
has done some grading in Baltimore county,
isneaF Towsontown, in the past year or two.
: 1T is thought that as foreign capitalists are
generally favorable to good coal carrying
roads, the bonds of the new consolidation
could be negotiated in London altimaors
Sun.
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, THE WHEAT CRoP.-At the last meeting
of the Deer Creek Farmers Club the epin-
ions of at least twenty practical and discern
ing farmers were expressed in relation to the
prospects of the growing wheat crop in Har-
ford. The general conclusion was that the
yield would be below half the average of
previous years. Here and there in our coun-
ty fair field is seen, but in nine cases out of
ten the ground is almost bare. With the
most favorable weather between this time
and harvest, 1t is conceded that the yield
will be exceedingly short. Our farmers gene
rally, last fall delayed seeding TO avoid the
fly, and consequently the wheat was no.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT A colored man
named Abraham Waters, about forty years
of age, was killed ycst rday afternoon at
Edgewood station, ten miles east of Bush
river, by being run over hy gravel train.
He attempted to jump on il rs it was pass
ing from tue platform, and losing his balance
fell under the cars, four or five of which ran
over him, cutting his body nearly in two, and
mangling it otherwise in a shocking man
ncr. Death was instantaneous He was q
laborer about the station, and lived mile
and a-half distant. The body was taken
home without holding an inquest. The acct
dent was wholly the result of carelessness
upon the part of the deceased. Of
Thursday.
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ToURNAMENT.-Ato tournament took place
ut Westminster, Nd, on Monday, in which
several Baltimore county nights took part.
The following is the score of the fitting.
Caleb Wright, Knight of Marmion, five
rings; E. J. Pearce Knight of Westminster,
nine rings; John T. Pearce, Knight of the
Valley, seven rings VIM. B. Pearce, Knight
of Melinda, five rings; Charles S. Grason,
Knight Of Highlands, five rings; B. H. Gore,
Knight of the Lover of the Ladies, three
rings; Z. A. Cockey, Knight of Safer Ridge,
eight rings Charles II. Horner Knight OF
Gettysburg, four rings; w. f. Pearce,
Knight of Pleasant Green, five rings.
The knights rode at nine rings. The
charge to the knights was delivered by James
A. G. Bond Of the Westminster bar, and the
coronation address by A. H. Robertson, also
of the Westminster bar E. J. Pearce re.
ccived the first prize, gold hunting case
watch, and had the honor of crowning Miss
Kate Shriver of, Westmin ster, queen of love
and beauty E. A. Cockey received the sec.
.ond prize, silver hunting. case watch, and
crowned Miss Lille Syester, daughter Of
Hon. A. X. 'syester, of Hagerstown, Md, first
maid of honor; John T. Pcarce crowned
Miss Mary =. Shellman, of Westminster
second maid Of honor, and Caleb Wright
crowned Miss Mamie Tiffany, Of Baltimore
city, third maid of honor
AT the conclusion of the fitting there were
fwo trials ofspeed the best time made heino
2.49.
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firmly enough established in the ground to
resist the severity of the winter. The
drought of the last few weeks has also had
a damaging effect upon it. Farmers, we are
aware, are people given to complaining,
but their fears, in the present instance,
appear to be well grounded.
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ACCIDENT-On Tuesday as Capt. Clayton,
who lives near Bel Air, was driving in the
neighboThood Of Emmor!on, in an express
wagon with his wife and child, the horse
became frightened, and making u sudden
dash Mrs. Clayton and the child fell out of
the rear part of The wagon. They were
both somewhat bruised hut not seriously
hurt, Capt. Clayton succeeded in checking
the horse after it ran short distance. Mrs
Clayton is daughter of Judge jeremiah s.
Black, of Penna
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PRoCEEDINGs OF THE CoMMIss IoNERs.-
The road examined by Henry S. Harlan, c.
G. Kinsey and VIM. 7 Clark, from Glenn
Cove to Conowingo bridge was confirmed
james Amos, Collector OF the 4th District
made application, which was granted
to sell real estate assessed TO Thomas
Street, for State and county taxes, for tho
years 1872 and 1878.
An order was passed 10 advertise for pro.
posals to build Il bridge over the Little Gun
powder, at Green's Ford
Adjourned to meet on the 9th inst.
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Notice.

A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTR U.
~ MENTAL CONCERT will be given
for the benefit of Bush River Neck indie.
pendent Chapel, by Prof. r. b. CUMMING
and the BEUELL FAMILY, of Baltimore,
at the Cranberry Church, Perrymansville,
FRIDAY, JUNE 18th, 1875.
Doors open at o'clock, P. NJ, perform
ance to commence at o'clock, p. M. Adj
mittance 80 cents. Children 25 cents
Come One Come AIT!
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IRON IN THE BLOOD When the blood Is
well supplied with its iron element, we feel
vigorous and full of animation. 1t is an in.
sufficency of this vital element that makes us
feel weak and low.spirted in such cases, the
Peruvian Syrup "a protoxide of Iron) con sup
ply this deficiency, and lis use will invigoratc
Mnnhnrfnllu
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PROPOSALS. for building u Bridge over
L the Little Gunpowder at Green's Ford,
will be received by the County Commission
ers for Hartford county, up to the 31st of
May, 1875, at 2 o'clock, p. NJ. The propo-
sails will ba opened at Towsontown, on the
list day of June, 1875, at 10 NJ.
Specifications.
Length of Bridge, So feet Width, IS feet
in the clear. Posts 1x0 inches. Braces SKI
inches. ID feet between floor and cross-ties.
Arch 5X11 inches. Chords 5X12 inches.
Spring pieces AKA inches. Joists 5x9 inches.
Plates 6x7 inches. Cross-ties 6XS inches.
Roof Braces AKA inches. Runners AKA inches.
Floor Braces 4x5 inches. Two Skewers, 5
Iron Rods across, {. Floor 29 inches, White
Oak or good Pine. Eaves to extend over
feet inches. Ends to oyeriet feet. Floor
to rise inches in centre. Weatherboarding
to be White Pine, put on up and down. To
be covered with good heart Cypress Shingles.
Rafters 2X4 inches at butt, at top 2x3 inches.
Abutments 1S feet long,, 0 feet high, feet
at bottom, 81 at top Wing walls 30 feet
long on Baltimore county side, 2i at bottom,
feet at top Wing walls on Hartford coun-
ty side 90 feet long Stone to be laid in Ro-
sendale Cement to top of bank in abutments.
Proposals will also be received for the
erection of an Iron Bridge.
The Commissioners reserve the right to
reject any or all proposals.
BY order
JAS. A. FULTON,
my21 Clerk.
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Notice..

A LII Applications for Insurance in the
IA YORK MUTUAL COMPANY will
be promptly attended to by
GEO. L. SCOTT, Agent
for James Harry & Co, estate Agents."
my Darlington.
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To Correspop, ,..,.
The Presidency.

SoT ne three years ago, the name of John
W. Garrett was quite prominently before the
people, particularly in portions of the West,
as q candidate for the Presidency of the
United States, and we notice that he is again
spoken Of Ofcourse, it is unnecessary for us
TO sayto our readers who John w. Garrett is.
His name is household word, not alone in
Maryland, but throughout the land. AS
chief executive officer OF our great work, the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, he has achiev-
ed, not only a national, but a worldwide
reputation, for, wisdom of design, boldness of
execution, and most mastery policy Of ad-
ministration, by which he now commands
one ofthe greatest interests, upon which de-
ponds, in so eminent degree the business
relations Of the country, namely the trans
poriation of persons and property over so
large portion of our common country, and
by the prudent, sagacious and patriotic mode
i'll which he has used and is using this pow
er, has secured for himself name and repu-
tation, particularly throughout the great
West. which, necessarily, must give him
great strength if lie should enter into the
contest for the nomination.
To Marylanders, it must be a most graft
flying fact, that we need not look beyond the
borders of our own good State for candi-
date for the Presidency, having these attrib-
utes which, even the enemies of Mr. Garrett
must admit he possesses, so thoroughly quail
flying him for that exalted position. If Mr..
Garrett should be selected as the candidate
for the Presidency, we think it would be
good policy, that the candidate for the Vice
Presidency should be taken from the great
empire State of the West Illinois. There
are several gentlemen in that State who
would fill that high office with dignity and
ability, and none more so than the Hon.
Chauncy L. Higbee, who is one of her very
best men. AT present he is Judge of the
Eighth Judicial Circuit of that State, and is
regarded as one of the purest and ablest of
her Judiciary He has ever been thorough
and consistent States Right Democrat, of the
Jefferson school, and we are confident no
man would be more acceptable 10. the Dem
ocracy of Illinois, as n candidate for the dis
finguished position for which we have taken
the liberty to suggest his name, than Judge
Higbee.
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MARRIED.

WHITEFORD--PRI Grace
Church, Darlington, on Wednesday, May
18th, 1875, by the Rev. E. A. Colburn, Dr..
H. CLAY WHITEFORD to Miss SALLIE
L. PRIGG, all of Hartford county.
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TAVERN E Q Y 8 j.

now occupied by said Kurtz, with extensive
Stabling attached thereto.
Also lots No. 573 and 597 in square No.
lib, in the town of Havre de Grace, which
were conveyed to Sebastian Kurtz by deed
from r. G. Holiday trustee, dated 2Sth
December, 1868, and recorded among the
land records of Hartford county, in Liber A.
L. j., No. 4, folio 45.
Also lots No 440, AL, 442 and asa, 455,
456 and 457, in the town of Havre de Grace;
in the square binding on the north side of
Ontario street. between Allegheny and CO.
lumbia streets, which were conveyed by
Robert r. Vandiver and wife to said Kurtz
by deed dated 10Th November, 1862, and re-
corded in Liber w. G., No. 10, folio $50.
Also lot No. 443 in square No. 1876, which
fronts thirty feet on the north side of Onta-
rio street, and lot No 45S in square No. 1876
in said town, being corner lot, situated on
the southeast corner of Columbia and Erie
streets, as by reference to the plat of said
town will more fully appear.
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree
are-that one third of the purchase money
Shall be paid in cash on the day of sale, or or
the ratification thereof; and the residue il
two equal payments at six and twelve
months thereafter, with interest from the
day of sale, and security approved by The
Trustee
HENRY W. ARCHER,
Trustee.
J' >. Richardson, Aucr. my21
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-Ifyour tongue is coated or if you have bad
breath take dose of DR.. Bulls Pills. Price
% cents.
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ID | r. D.

STREETT.-On the 18th of May, 1875,
WILLIAM H., son of David and Sarah
STREET., in the BED year of his age.
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Martha Washing ton Recep-
ton and Tea PARTY

TIME Ladies and Gentlemen who propose
1 to take part in the approaching Martha
Washington Tea Party are requested to
meet at Mrs. S. M. Shepherds, in Bel Air,
on SATURDAY afternoon, May Goth, at 4
o'clock, P. M. AS the details will all be
finally arranged at this meeting, full atten-
dance is earnestly desired.
Gentlemen desiring to take part whose
names have not been handed in, will please
signify their intention at the meeting on the
goth, in person or through some one of the
managers.
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FOR SHERIFF..

Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce +. B. GLENN
as candidate for Shertfaty for the Fall of 1875,
subject to the decision of the Democratic Con-
vention.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Mn. EDITOR: Please announce THOMAS j.
SUNDERLAND, of the Cd District, as a candi.
date for Sheriff, in 1875, subject to Democratic
nomination. MANY VOTERS
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

We will publish business notices in this
column, not displayed, for cents per line
for the first insertion, and cents per line
for each subsequent insertion-seven words
to count line. No advertisement inser-
ted as above unless prepaid
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The Exercises will commence with an
ELEGANT SUPPER,
For which three tables will be spread, to be
presided over by various ladies of the county.
The Supper will be followed by represen-
taiion Of the
REPUBLICAN COURT,
in which will be represented General Wash
ington, Lady Martha Washington and the
distinguished historical characters who were
wont to assemble at the public receptions of
the First President of the United Staies-all
of whom will be dressed in appropriate cos
tunes of a century ago.
ca3 A BAND Of MUSIC will be in atten-
dance.
w An Exhibition Room will also be ar
ranged, containing Revolutionary curiosties
and relics of great value and interest.
A Handsome FLORAL BOWER, under
the charge of several young ladies, will be
one OF the attractions of the evening
The tea cups used will be appropriately
marked as souvenirs of the occasion, and
sold to the guests at q moderate price
ESs Ice Cream and other Refreshments
will be served throughout the evening
The lady managers are determined to
spare no efforts to make the occasion one
long to be remembered, and as the proceeds
are to be devoted to charitable purpose,
they earnestly solicit the aid of the public.
BY order of
my21 THE MANAGERS.
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sB-For Sale.-A Sow and Seven Pigs. Will
be sold together or separately. Also two
90 cd Cows, with Calves by their sides. JOSEPH
McGuigen, Thomas Run. my2I-2t
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FOR SHERIFF.
FOR SHERIFF.

r HEREBY announce myself as candidate
/ for the Sheritlalty of Hartford county, sub.
ject to the decision of the Democratic party in
1875. --
sep 12'73 WILLIAM 9. HANWAY.
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ivFor Sale,-A yearling Jersey Bull Berk-
shire Pigs and Southdown Buck Lambs.
Ramsay McEenry, Emmorton, Md. my2l-4t
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eB Bone Dust is still ahead. Farmers will
please take notice that have a heavy stock OF
fine Ground Bone on hand which will act Just
as well, narrowed in after the corn is planted
as if sowed with the corn. Come and see me.
Read advertisement on next page.
Respectfully,
my21-3t HENRY RECKORD.
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.5s1F For Sale, or will he exchanged for stock,
an excellent Farm and Family Mare; also thir-
~ Ewes and Lambs, mostly Cotswold. Geo.
l.. Scott, Darlington. ap30-4t
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.-5- Wanted Immedately.-A good Wheel.
wright and Blacksmith, at Jarrcttsvillc. APP
ply TO DR.. NJ L. Jarrett, Jarrettsville, Hartford
Co., Md. apes
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~" John Trago, Magistrate. p. o. Church.
willie or Creswell, Md. Prompt attention given
to the collection of claims in any part of the
county. apo
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s5y" For Sale.-A fine Steiff Piano, rosewood
case. Will be sold cheap. Enquire of Thomas
A. Hays, near Churchvile. my14
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9~China Mattings-all varietics--at unpre
cedentcdly Low Prices, at the carpet store Of II
lmwold ~ Co, 1872 West Baltimore street, Bal
timore ap30
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At Agricultural Fair Grounds.
PROPOSALS. for building the GRAND
L STAND, RESTAURANT, OFFICE,
&c, will be received at the office of the
Secretary, until Tuesday, June 18th, 1875, at
10 o'clock, A. M. The building to be go by
1870 feet, with Cook Room 10 by 10 feet at
tached. All lumber and material will be
delivered on the ground by the directors.
8Plans and specifications may be seen at the
office of the Secretary in Bel Air.
The Directors reserve the right to reject
any and all bids they deem it for the best in
terest of the society
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FOR COUNTY, commissioners.

MIR. EDITOR: Please announce MARTIN
CALDER, of the 4th District, as candidate
for County Commissioner, subject to the deci-
sion of the Democratic party Iamy2l
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-Wanted.-10,000 lbs. Atwood Rags, at
highest Market prices. Also 1864 Calves, at
Market rates. r. F. Harkns' Cash Store, Cler.
mont Mills. myl4
sag- Locust Posts for Sale. Enquire at The
.E,gis office. my7
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A CAL RID

TOIG I IT'D ITUIDLA UhE.
Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce JAMES
NORRIS of the First Election District, as q
candidate for the House of Delegates, subject
to the decision of the Democratic party. apo
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yNNKTON &MARKETS,
Wholesalc Market Sailing.

No. .pnng. "a cwt .'.......... ... 5s.e &
lsl1akota Fancy Patent, tsc~E.......,s t,5
t;rAhan1 n cwt >. ......,... ,9=.A
Mtnf, boiled .-'..- .-.....7...-..5.......s. Ma
Bran. .................. 80, 4: tiid' IS
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aaay y1ost1ns1,d@. of Tasl,tsp., pieas"r
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATEDE
Notices Of Ms Press.

Notices Of TIE Press.
The Bazaar is edited with co;nbina;on5oi tact
and talent that we seldom find in,any journal: and
the journal itself is the organ of ihe great world
of fas hlon,-B -Boskon 7'rdrsher.
-iii,. itself every -nen.licr-n!
the household To the children by droi and pref. !.
~ pictures, to the young ladies by its fashion,
plates in endless variety, to The pruYidcn. ma,ron
byits pa,tcrns for the chlldrcn'- clothes, to nj
tsrfan,iiias by Its tasteful designs for embroder
ed slippers and lnxurions drcssirg-gow Dat
the reading matter Of the BaZar Is uniformly OF
great excellence. The paper has acquired a wide
popularity for the areside enjoyment it affords.
a. Y EgeniMl Post
IN its way there Is nothing IKE II, Fresh and
essays. lis poetry and squibs, are ailihvi.o.ating
tn The mind. chicago Atening io"rnai
TERMS.
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Bazar to such Illustrations OF The Cen,cnuial In
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

FEDERAL. OFFICIALS.
Governor John Il, Pennington. ..,.,. Nankt,n.
Secretary Geo. IL. Hand. d........... Iankton
Delcgatcto Congress j. p kiddcr. .Nernillia,
Surveyor Gcneral--W. r. Dewey. Ynnktoifs
Collector lni. Rcy.AW TX. llo!cnbcck,, Fnln,
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Tue Pioneer Route
Chicago. ST. Louis
4 gluoAoo ST. l.oers
ESrRsss. .Exrl,rssp

I'm 7a59e, iussect Wy %, 1879
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RAILROADS.
SIOUX CITY to i'NlNAaO
without Cinnsc OF Gags!
'@'" rrnoNr NANNrroN.

leave sioux ,s,,y a.l-isp M. ana srs'teia n !
chgo ai.A.t y, III.
Fri'eport.
p m Wa The Illinois Central rairoaa, "liatriNcl
ut SeuS City ,he,ncN' day Al ll.ina. NJ.
iraius going cast counee, NJ Chicago with an
trans Tor Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, pitt shdrg, Philadelphia. Hpliimcrc Wash. !
Ing,on, Hew York, boston and all PADS OF The
East.,t5
ls.i..- -caMi.aai4 n Mlintnn With trains on
the Cedar Fails and Minnesota Bsanch;, lcnNng
Waterloo al i2.eOa. m and arriving nj Mona NJ
coca. m connecting with Milwaukee, &,S,. Paul
railroad trims and arriving Al ST Parl at t5j
m. and Minneapolis atS.50 -. M.
Connections are made at frecport with trains
ON the Illinois Central railroad mntuline leaving
Frccpoit III a.iI p. IN, arriving ---Iaieshurg Al
45 IN; Pcoria6 pm Burlington nj pm; Rock
Island ut q 50 p NJ: Quincy nj II ~ p NJ; ST Louis
at /. l5 m and Cairo at 10 p m; competing o
cairo with trains FOR Memphis. NashNilie, Nick.
burg, Mobile, New Orleans. nnH
Ail Parts OF the South
Connections are also made ~ Freep0 with
Western Unon trains. leaving Frccport AT 30 p
m and arriving AT >Racine nj 6.55 (, III and NIL
waiikccat Is3 y IN.
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AND TIE
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
This is tEsc Direct Ieo:,t.
AND NI!I.NVAI1xEE.
AHt THE THE HaapffRRN MODERN IMMfP Re En- EN-

Rock and Gravel Rallas,ed Track; Steel Rail
Rock and Iron Bridges: Pullman Pula,iai Cara
and Coaches; Parlor and Dtawing.roum 1Jny
Coaches SmoSin and Lounging Cars; Nesting
house SAFETY Air Brakes; Miilcr's ra,cn, Safety
Coupling and Platforms; Close Connections ut
JuncionPoints: Lees Transfers than any other
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