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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-30
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WANTED.-A young man be
tween fourteen and sixteen years old,
to learn TeIegraphing. For terms
apply at Western Union Telegraph
Office. Huntington, w. Va. #.
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One of the best names On our sub
scription book is Everett. Ii ap-
pears there in some six or seven
places, and in every case the figures
are marked ahead. We wish all our
subscribers were as prompt.
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FIc-SIC OF BLooMISGDALEG GRANGE.
blooming dale Grange, No. us
Patrons of Husbandry, held L Basket
meeting at Mr.. Rofie's old place on
the Guvan River, above Barbours-
Vile, on last Saturday, 10Th inst;
the morning was cloudy and many
were kept away by fear Of rain, but
quite a large company assembled be-
fore noon, and spent the day pleas
antly.
The meeting Has held in beauti'
full rrove, where seats had been con-
veuiently arranged, and all things
were in order.
At halfpast eleven o'clock the
meeting was ctlled to order by p. f..
Love, Master of the Grange. who
announced the order of exercises,
which was carried out as follows.
l. Address by Mr.. J. W. Thorn
burg. ,. Address 10y Capt. Hack
worth. 3rd. Dinner. 18th. Address
by DR.. c. ID. Moss. 9th. Address
by Rev. G W. Young. 9th. Address
by W. :. Downer. 9TH. Address by
Gen. J. ;. Witcher, thanking the
friends ,or their attendance aud at
tention.
The exercises were pleasantly in
tcrspersed with music by the Bar
louisville Comet Band.
A resolution was passed requesting
copies of the addresses for publica-
ton and we have been promised Il
copy of one or more, which we will
publish next week. The meeting
seemed to be thoroughly enjoyed by
all present. It WAS honored by the
presence of large number OF the
tair daughters and matrons Of Cabell
County. without whose aid and pre-
Scnca there would have been but lit
tie pleasure.
The time was passed, when not list
ening to the addresses, in playing GRO
uuet. walking, talking and promo
ton Of sociability amongst neigh
borS.
Most of the addresses gave great
pleasure t. the listeners. Without
making any invidiouS distinction, we
must rive Rev Mr.. Young the cred>
it of making Il most excellent eXtem>
poraneouS address, which was dellv-
cred in really eloquent and impress
| i've manner. DIR. Moss, roamed at
| his own sweet will with Romulus,
sinncd with old Cincinatus, soaked
with old Socrates and waded through
the history of farming from the ear
den of Eden to the time Of the Bloom
| inglale Grange, and wound up with
( a howery peroration in honor OF the
! farmers life.
The music of the Cornet band of
I Barboursville was excellent. 1t IS a
matter of surprise, considering
/ the short time they have been
PLAYING together, that they have be
come 81 proficient. They play much
better ,than some bands that nave
been brought to Huntington from
abroad To play forprocession balls, %c.
The dinner provided by the far
patronesscS OF the feast, was worthy
of the occasion, There VA, enough
for all and plenty left, and the quail
W of the yiands would please an cpl
cure.
There was nothing to mar the
pleasure, and we have no doubt every
one went home feeling better, happl-
er. and more contented than they
were before the meeting. We hope
the Patrons will give US more such
meetings.
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IN CIIANGERY
Gibson. s!mns Enslow. Soi.. sept . ~.
- - =. II cHANGERy.
" II II Ercur,sr Of al.

The object Of thi, S'1iti ia 10 receiver cf the de-
PENDANT T. Cugcr the sum ~ 10 ~ frc ~ INC
,'tipfiT 'nr " ork and labor performed aud Ill-
trrial, furnished 10 the erection aud constfEc-
ton NJ a fence and kiic'rn fOr said trrngcr. sDd
20 attach AMI sUijoct IN me payment OF thY
lmpui' dnr - sai PM III from sail Fr-ng'r.
the Rr4l Estate Of said Frsuger In sl!f CaI,el
rnutl'v aud 10 apr "a ing from an afiidavIt hied
in the cause THAT tae defeu rant ". u. ". Freng-
cr. s a uon-rc~i 'eIt ~ TIE Stae OF West virgin
"A. II is therefore ordered that he do appear
here ~ Rules To- he htf IN the Clerks office 81
he County Court u s;,id Caliell County COnrt on
the first Nmfay in October next and 10 what u
necessary t. protect hi Interest IN this suit.
Trsre: jos. : MILLER CLERE.
Uarrry X Harvey. SDis. Sep. sIv
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4 y. TRICE,
AUCTz On EER
NIB
SeaI Estate Agent,

HUNTINGTON, ". VA.
VIII attend 20 rcniiHG. selling and leasing prop
erfy Of ever, description. Special attention
pad 20 the collection II claims. Prompt returns
made. Wi! also contract fc- WORK Of every des-
orptiou, al reasonable rates. Best references
given. Sep. ~.
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TIE BAvK ROBBERS. TIE follow
inc telegram was received by Mr..
Russel on Monday last.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 9th.
To Jvo. HooE Russell, Pres -
Sheriff of Fentrcs, Count7, Tenn
has arrested man; suits description OF
cole Younger. Has four thousand
dollars on person. Offers money to
rot away. You had better send
,bora u. T. BuGH.
Mr.. Bligh Is Chief Of Police at
Louisville. It was thought that Mr..
Bli,h was right ard Mr.. Oney mE maze
made preparations to 90 there; Tn
Tuesday morning another telegram
c,me from Mr. Biigh stating that
Tho one sent day before was special
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CDIMissgDNEI'S SALE
or
Valuable Property at LOqaIC. L., W Va.

py WRIT. Of a decree rendered at The Sp'em-
ber Term % IN" q cut Cnu' of Logan COUNTY
To- the year 1874 ~ tgr chan""ry e. '-e Of James
\ Nighbau ~ Inst John Il. Frnw mn. AMI Otii
ers, a. special commissioners We snail proc"od
to 5 II ~ pubic auction 20 the righe,t bidder Oh
Tue~iay. me l2h Day Of Octojer, 1873,
two lots AMI a store hn's- ~ said lots No :
and 6. a. laid ont r.. T. Dp.r. Engl.sh's plOt,l
cf tht tcwn Of ArfacOna At Logan &. H., uooh
the following terms, tp-Wit, one-fhird ~ the
purchase money cash IN hand. onr-third IN six
months ana the residue IA Y months rom TIE
day Of sale with Interest a. IN PER cent. taking
om the purch ser bond win yOoi security airl
retaining the legal title until the deferred pay
PIX. accONAs,
JAMES VI. LAlTLN,
sept 10. ~. Special comrnissioner.
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SERIoU, AFFRAY.-C Considerable
excitement wa> caused in town ON
last Friday evening by the report
chat man he'd been Billed oil the
road between Huntington and Guy
aul1tte.
]. was ut first reported that one
man ~h.t the other; then that he
l't hin ou the back ofthe neck with
ia c'ubaul broke his neck; when Ne
arrive ut the truth, we learned that
a quarrel took place between B, Fer
-u>an anj two brothers named Jo-
,.pl> They both at acked Fergu-
s.n, and Zee in >clt.jeierce picked up
a piece of fence rail- and laid them
both out lie knocked one OF them
~euscie>>, aud that was what gave
rise To- the rcp1rt Of the death.
DR.. Juo Burlington Was passing
near there At the time, and picked
up the wounded man.
The parties had all been drinking.
We. have not heard OF any arrests.
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ENCOURAGE HOME IN.
NsJSERY.-N w. Haines has

lust received lot Of the celebrated
DUCK ISLAND TOBACCO, and is
manufacturing CIGARS at his resi-
dence on 10Th Street, opposite Laid
" e J0hnSton',.
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Nlr. EDToR. You called nor
some "tall" corn: | went to my Held
to get it. but found the tail Kind
all "cut up" ~ | nm CONSTRAINED
TO send three stalks OF the "nubbln
Grade averaging sixteen feet tail
five ears on the three stalks, and
eich, ami half feet to the lowest
ear. Flows that Sol hieh?'
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Commissioners Sale
OF
VALUhRLE CITY PI0PERlY.

i. IL. ~ OnICr
VI.
d.. Smith, Administrator 4 s. 5. Coe
a. al

VI.
p. |. Smith, Administrator Il :. 5. Coe
ct. al
Nv virtue + dccrcr 81 tie Circuit
Court # CaiielI County at the May term
1870. in tie ab we causes sail SPECIAL
Commissioner on
.&'0rday, HE 10Th dag Of OctoL>r, 1915,
between tie hour. ONO \. NJ AID 6 =.
VI Of that day, on tie prcmises at pub
auction. sell b. tie h.ghes; b oder the
Of lard IN TIC bin aud cShib Is mentioncii
to-wit: 1t No. III in Block 10. 81 o.
Huntr fton City, on 'nd Avenue betws'
9th ind eth Streets.
TERMS OF SALE De Fourth a.
II e purchase money cash IN ha"d J
tl.e baia &c IN equal PAYMENT on crr'.-
itofsx ~, rive f9J and 10 mcn''s
from the day % sale, taking firm 'fcpHr-
G ascr. bonds with good socu'i.y ir
deferred payment AID re,fiuii g 'nc B. .'
t.fea- add .tional security I'll .is
ci a.c money Il iuh pad.
q ven u der NJ. hand this Sept. %
ISIS. -
WI HARVEY,
Sept. iu. spl Coma.
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The object of this suit IL To enforce 4
Judgment lien Of S7J,7C AID $40 e. sis ~
law. against tie dcie.ant Thomas M'fai.
land ON LIT No. in Block No. llS IA
the city Of Huntington in said Cabe'l Go.
on which the defendant Terry MGlorc
has deed Of trust with the defendant y
J. Gordon rs trustee;
And jtnrpcaring from an affidavit fled
in the cause that defend nt- Thomas Me
Far and and Terry MctilonG are non-r9.i-
dents II lie State Of West Nirgiria, it *
t ercfore ordered that the sad Thomas
Mcfarland AID Terry McG.ont De appear
here at Rules t. he held in tie Clerk 81
G-e II the Cou. ~ Court 81 said County ON
tie fret Monday in Octcbcr next ard d.
what is necessary 10 protect tier interest
in this sut.
rcstc: JOS :. MILLER, CLERK.
UAKyLY u HARVEY, sol'.
Sept. 9--iw
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MANUFACTURES.
IRON WORKS.

Charleston has twenty-four manufa ctur-
ing industries Of which ten are located be-
I.xr tLo Eli.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
VALUABLE
Ohio River Farm.

Susan l. Jenkins, .a,,-,sx
Jn'!a A. JrAkins, ct all ..,.t , 80,
By yir.ne OF a decree made and entered 90 ihs
ahove sfyip,l cause By the Circuit Court y cal
oil county West Virginia ] will ~ ne Speclal
CommissIorer IN, nt,oned for the ru pose on
THE iSh DAY OF OCTOBER, 1879
AZ the front door of the Cou.t House Of sa, !
c.npt, sell AZ puN'ic arcrlOn. 10 the gh"s' b'i-
d.r the following Real Estate lying on the od.o
River IN said county. rintaining
1914 ACie e. y.
and fully described by metes AMI .hourils In n
decd from H. II. Miller. Trustee. Ia Thomas ..
.I.ukins dated the s;h day pf September. 1900,
ami OF record IN the CO9niN count C.eiks
ooice OF sai.b county. IN ID ed BN,k ~ Pa SO.
ana which was assigned 10 Mary 4. Burlington.
formerly Mary T. UOldefby. IN Tie division OF
The lands of Robert Holderby, decreased. .,
The said land is situate about miles from me
town of Guvard rte and the corporate l'inifs 81
the city Of Huntington, and about ~ miles
from the COurt-huu>e. about IN acres OF nhioH
is bottom lands. In a high state OF Guilty. uion,
TERMS OF SALE:-onc-,hird OF the pu;,
chase Taone, cash In hand On The day ~ SAFE. am
the residue upon 4 credit OF sN ana t"eNe
months. iakin. from the purchaser BOND wl'i
arr Owed securltv for The deferred pHments anu
retaining the legal title g. .addlli'nal security.
THE TITLE To SAID FARM Is PERFECT.
LuCiEN G. RICKETTS,.
Aug 10. It's. Special commissioner
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6,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: 81.
> Ru g. held IN the Clerk Office Il "
County Court oi bell G' nDty on I o
first Monday in September, 1913.
jacob Sea-ougoud, Lewis Sez'ortood Il
Fla Nrch. partner- doing business ~
J. AID Z. Seas ,ugood x o.,
We
James 4. Haskell, James Haskell, ai.9 J.
Eutter
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EIGHTH DlrOFO Ger, 1875,

proceed 10 execute the requirements Of said de-
cree wherein ] am required a. COHimissiDn"r 10
take state and repOrt m account ~ said Court
showing. The fan Indebtedness ~ the estair
nf the sad UlviI Mc' nnas dV''e'srd giving the
names of the creditors. the amount. nature and
character ~ the debts. whether hy judgments
notes or otherwise their pri0r'irs II auy. AMI
any other matters deemed pertinent or that any
~ the parties may request.
Given nnler my hand tins ~ gay - sep.
trmhnr. 1-75. JOS = MILLER
Sept 10 iw Commission r.
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Nav MViT,
-.
John holland AMI The Central Land Company
Of Wr-t VI gInia.
~ CHANCERY.

TIE object ~ ms s1lt = n recover OF the de.
f.ndauf John Holland se6 - due 10 the plaiufii
hv nCtC Cyscu.ed hT -al DEFENDANT Holland
with the Iifte-,.-t thereon an the costs Of mis-
suit aiI'f - af-ach the estate ~ sahl John HOi-
land III slid Catell County to pay the satire.
And 1t appearing from an affidavit fled with
the papers IN the cause that the defendant Jonn
Holland IS non resident Of the state OF West
virginia r Is therefore ordered that he DO ap-
near here At Rules 10 e held in the Clerks Office
Of said Count. on the 4 - Mon lay IN October
nexr and do what Is necessary 10 protect his III
terest IL this suit.
Teste: JOS. :. MILLER, CLERk.
Sept CIV
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:SJ4 4 CIR e. y !,

CTArE or WEST VIRGINIA: AZ Rnles me-
- INN, clerks Ofnre III the COuniy Cou.t ~
Cshell county ON the first Monday In september,
II. W Emmons.
W.
| ID. W. Nichols. Martha \. Nichols {. W. Good
speed and the Central Land Company Il
Al.a.lIlLa
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IN CHANCERi.


The object ~ this suit II 10 set asde as fraudIi7
lent A deed OF Trust To lots one and two IN block
one hundred snd eighteen M the city ~ Hunting
Ton, Cnbell conn V. West virginia, tNetuel On
the 2lth ,lay III Noyen b'r 1873. by ID. W. Mich
OILS tn C. W do lsprei, trustee. Ia secure thr
payment Of a pi Omissory note to MAJ ina A. Nlcl
OILS for Sg3Dr ~ iiiaie hSsaid ID. W. Nichols naya.
hle 10 the order OF said G0odspeed aud nssGped
by him Ia said Martha i. Nichols and 20 subject
said lots 10 sale 20 pay Judgment 81 s2'6.tI ~
terest and scOsts, toy Their with statute lee g.
si2 20 obtained Of u ". Fmmons agsr.s tai
d. W. Nichols In the County Court OF Cabcll coui.-
" on the 2lst day of July. 1875.
And II apnea ing from IN affidavit fled with
the papers Ia this suit that the said defendants,
ID. W. Nichols, Martha A. NiChoh and {. W:
Unodspeed are non-reSidenis Of Ito Side 81
Wrsf Virginia, 4 ~ therefore ordered Thai they
do appear here AT Rules 10 c hch m N" clerk
once OF said Court on The n. - Monday IN ociN-
her next aud dO what IL Necessary 10 protect
thei! interest IN this suit.
Trsie: JOS. :. MILLER, CLERE.
Gibson. Simms Enslow, Sols. ST -"
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to Courier Journal. Asking for des-
criptive fist and photograph OF Young
er and James, saying he believed the
man arrested was certainly one of
the robbers. Said he had telegraph
ed TO the sheriff of Fentress to hold
him until some one came. Thinks
he is the man who escaped when
the other one was wounded, and
that he had the money of both, dc,
Mr.. 0ney left on Tuesday to 60 to
FentresS county by way OF Knoxville,
Tenn. The situation of Fentress
relatively to the place where the 9TH
er robber was killed, makes il most
lIkel V that the man arrested is one of
the robbers it would he directly in
the course he would be likely to pur
sue in going across Tennessee to reach
Mississippi or Texas, to avoid Il Rs,
and public places,
FentreSs county is one Of the north.
ern tier of Counties in Tenn, lying
south and a little west of Livingston,
where the other robber died. 1t is
likely that he remained in the neigh
borhood until his chum died, and
then undertook to make his escape
across the country.
The vigorous pursuit instituted by
the Huntington Bank after the rob
bers, will have good effect through
the country.
1t will be Tho means of breaking
up the mast daring band of robbers
that ever fourished any where. They
have been successful so long that
they were fearless. and perpetrated the
most audacious crimes with perfect
GOODNESS. With the leader killed,
and another prominent member of
the gang in prison, it is not likely
they will ever gather another gang
the equals Of the old ones in audaci-
", skill, GOODNESS, and real bravery.
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The object of this suit Is "a enforce The len e
"A Judgment I'm favor ~ the plainiin obtalnel
AGAINST Thomas ThOrnhuig. Administrator ~
the deceased. on the 2lih day ~ Ottrher. 1913,
Tor i21550 wtlh legal int est thereon from INC
riih day Of OciOaer. 1873 until paid ann SIS ~
costs AMI TO subject the real estate In said r"un
". OF which said William Nee omas He'd sflzed,
10 the payment thereof Aud II appe'rilg fr0it
nm aiidavit nled IN the cause that the dcieh"-
ant Elisha NcCnmas H. e. WrComls. - Me-
o,,ias widow ~ WIT Nci0mas. deceased,
and - Nee mas. - McCbmls and -- Nc.
lomas. the last three being infants and hens NJ
law nf W.T. NcComas. deceased, are noI-Ies!-
Grnts ~ the : a'e II West Virginia.
It's therefore ordered that tho said non'resi-
dent defendants abp,c named do appear here NJ
Rurs 10 he held IN The CLERKS ono" 0f said 'a'.
ell county on the n " Monday ~ October neat
ami DO what Is nee, ssarf Id protect Their iniel-
-, m his suit.
Trs,e jos. =. MILLER, CLERK.
Thompson, Sol. Sep. 9.-'w.
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Lgca, ADVERTISEMENTS.

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. " Rules held
Din no clerks Oiicr u the County Court OF
Cahcll County, on the nrst Monday in September,
1913.
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Nav May,

.,TATE or WEST VIRGINIA: A. Eules held
I'm me C.rrF'. Oiice ~ he county Court ~
Cah-l County % the hrst M0Giay IN September,
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+. y. Beuhriry
\. : Cullen. II. {. King and the Central Land
Company ~ West VII GINA.


Ns.
\. : Cullen. II. {. King and the Central Land
Company Of West Virginia.
IN CHANGERG.
Tue object Of this sut Is 10 recover Ct the
defendant 4 < Cu''.u the -i!n pf $50 - Tor
money due plaintiff un account for lumber ana
materials N rishrl the said \. :. cullen by Salu
+ u. R-uhriug ana also the costs 81 TINS siit ana
toa't4ch the estate Of saiC Cullen IN IaiI CdbcH
County 70 paw The slinc.
Ard n ap.irtr'nr rom an AFFIDAVIT filed Win
-le ;apcr~ IN ;hiS cause that ~" -ltud1nt 4. =.
Cullen is q nonresident # the state Z West Nir-
piuia. n l. therefore ordered HAT b." 90 appear
here 1T rules hrli m the clerks once 81 tad
Court on he first Monday IN October neat. and
10 what u Necessary TO protect his interest ~
this suit. .
1rsfe: JOS. :. MILLER. GlerF,
Gibson. Simns & EnsOw. Spls. sept. .. ~.
c,TATE or WEST VIRGINIA: ~ Rules held
- tie Clerks Orf"e ~ The County CONT or
'shell County on The first Monday IA 'eFien''e.,
-
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Swami and keenan,,

Swami and Keenan,.
v.
Sarah !. MrGOm7s. 4 min!s'rafriX Of The estate
Of David McCnUaS DECEASED, ct al.
~ CHANGER
Nv virtue 81 dfcrea Of the Comfy Court of
Cahell County rem Tered At The july Term. 1873,
In The above entitled cause shall a. the Clicks
office OF said Court IN III, town OF BarbOnrsvllle
1 u said CnnnfY ON The
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BEUnEINi,

Four POLE HILLS,
Sept. 9th 1879.
We have the corn and ii is Just as
stated; who can top IT.
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CHEAP LANDE -!
Coal and I mber!
4S4 ACRES

Only six rn.'es from Huntington, ana one and
ouC-haf mile, FROM the GuyandOtie River. "a
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RESOLUTIONS or Respect.

September l3. 1873.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

are endorsed fy The most eminent physicians N
liver complaint. dyspepsia. kidney disease, aches,
pains, nervous disorders IT'S female complaints,
nervous and general debility, and other chrome
diseases Of the chest, head. liver. sfnInsch, kid-
neys and blood. Book with rnil particulars tfee
by VOLTA BELT CO.. Cincinnati. o.
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Cheering and .S@okiHg 7oboeeo.
At rrxSys Old stand. Cor.2d ave. and s;h St
HUNTINGTON, ". VA.
:T-A pure article Of augusta County, Va
Rye Whisky, always cn haai.
Sen 23-i
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

Sept. l6 Nv.
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o, land or Davis Creek. mostly timber iand, WIFI
small clearing and an OTdiBafs house. Ire
lauI l. all pf good iich qHis, @rd int rate To-
80 -L.f AafV al
The Portland daily press., 1875-08-26
EASTERN RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, June 2lst, 1875.

On and after Monday, June 2lst, 1878.
Passenger Trains will leave Station Commercial foot
of State Street.
Portland for Portsmouth, and Boston at
200 A. LIB, 1000 a. NJ, and 1875 p M. Re-
Boston for Portsmouth, and Portland at
1880 A. M, 1920 p. NJ. 1900 and $500 P. NJ.
borough, West scnrbs ron z n ,saco, ssid-
deford, kennebunI, " ellis North Ber-
w.Y sn E",h sr E,;n. Sn Jun Con-
1918, 1900 A. M, 2.S5 P NJ.
For Sneo. Riddeford, KennebuBk, Wells,
North Berwick, South Bsrwick Iunc-
ton. Conway Junction, . hot and Kit
terry at t6 Is, 1900 A. NJ and 1926 P. N.
For saco. Biddeferd Ke"neb.nk, Con.
wsy Junction, KittPry Bnd Portsmouth
at 200 t615, 1900 A NJ, and t2.35 p. NJ.
For Cape Elizabeth. scarborough. West
se GO : o. SAGE, en-, Hi"dsford at
The 900 A. NJ Train from Portland connects at
Conway Jun ton with the 100 A. NJ. train from
Boston TOR North Conway.
Trains leave Porssmo nii, for Dover at 7.15
900, 1920 A. M, 800. $40, 100 p. M Returning
at $40, $50, 10 Is. 10.55 A. NJ, 4.10, 20 P. M
The 200, 6.l5 A. NJ 900 A NJ and 2.35 P. NJ. Trains
from Portland make close connections for New
York By one or other of the routes from Boston.
Passengers tekete'i through.
The $50 A. M. Train from Boston arrives in Port
land in season for passengers TO take the cars of
the Portland & ogdensbuIg Railroad, the Grand
Trunk Railway for u Onireal, On bee, and
Central and Knox & Lincoln Railroads for Au-
gusts, Bangor, hockland Belfast and
other points on these roads.
The 500 p. N. Tran from Boston connects with
Maine Central and European & North american
and lrtercolonlal Railways for Bangor, 10.
John, Halifax and other points on these
roads.
The ~ 80 P. NJ. Train from Boston connects at Port
land with the Maine Central Railroad for A n
gusta, BAH ao6 Lewiston; and on MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS with
the steamer for EBstport and 81 j ohm. A
Pullman Parl r Car is run vito the train
leaving Boston $50 A. NJ. Portland Lilo P. NJ.
through 10 Bangor; also witt ain leaving BOs-
ton 1890 P. NJ. and Portland $40 P. M through
to Augusta. Returning. leave Augusta 900 A.
NJ, Portland 90 A NJ. Bangor $50 A. NJ. aud
and Portland 235 P NJ for Boston
pullman Sleeping Car Express Train. N. D.
This train runs Sunday but not on Monday.
tAccomw odation Train.
fast Express.
CHARLES F. HATCH, GenI Man.
GEORGE BACHELDER. Sup't.
.Iune q. 1875. ine21tf