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II is with much regret that we arc compelled
To announce the departure of another of our
business men. Mr.. T. IL. Gentry, who has been
in charge of o. 1rask's iewclry emporium for
Two years past, has severed his connection with
that establishment and gocs te Galesburg to en-
ter into the icwelry business for himself. During
his career in Ottawa, he has won Il host Of
friends and no enemies. With gcntemany
bearing toward all, he has greatly increased the
trade of Mr.. Trask, until the establishment ranks
as the most prosperous in the city.
We heartily wish Mr. Gentry unbounded pros
perity in hisnew field of labor, and commend him
TO the good citizens of Galesburg, as truly one Of
natures noblcmen, well knowing that he will be
come as popular there as he was with us.
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To the noble tiremen, and our very willing citi-
zens and neighbors, we desire to extend our
heartfelt gratitude for the valuable assistance
rendered us during the fire o. Sunday last
We desire to especially thank all in attendance
for the care used not to destroy or iGjure the
shrubbery or Other ornaments upon the prem.
ises. Very truly
WILLIAM Thomas,
DOUGLAS HAPEMAN
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FIRE IN RUTLAND.-About six O'Clock on
wednesday evening the dwelling house on the
killela farm on the old Chicago road about six
miles northeast Of this city, in the town Of Rut-
land, was discovered to be on fire in the kitchen
and dining room wing, and before efficient aid
was at hand, this portion Of the house was des-
troyed, with It's contents, but fortunately by the
cNerton of the neighbors, the manipulating was
saved. There is nothing known as % the origin
resulted from defective chimney. The house
j. at present occupied by II. II. DEEMS. who ha,
rented the farm.
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\ SogRrCrioN.--In our issue of hast week we
niadc bad mistake in speaking Of the excellent
workmanship upon the walls OF Wa,ther's res
taurant. Instead of reading 'Mes.ys. Hossack 4
lientrich' it should have r"da, Aessrs. Harden &
Heinrich. The work being 60 far nh cad Of any
thing of the Kind done in ttc city, as well as a
desire to give credit to whom credit is due,
prompts this correction.
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A Card,

respectfully call rablIc attention to the fact
that have reGtte1 and adorned the interior Of
my ice cream parlor in handsome style, and will
open II TO the public on Saturday next-and will
be prepared to serve all dclicaces which are
known to the art Of confectionery.
Respec fully, Wa EBEnT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01

Miss Anna Fields has opened in elegant style
at IS Madison street, opposite zimmerman's fur
niture store. Her styles are fully up TO the sea
son and her facilities unsurpassed for the manu-
facture Of fashionable dresses and cloaks Her
previous popularity together with her elegant
establishment, we are sure, will secure to her the
very liberal patronage Of the fashionable ladies.
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We would ADVISE the ladies TO call o.. Mrs.
Harper and examine her large and splcuaid as.
sortment OF millinery goods, all of the latest
styles. Alsc en elegant stock Of Frcnchfovers
also variety Of hat scarfs; also large stock of
trimmed hats and bonncts which Will be sold a,
very low figures. New styles received evc-v few
DAYS. No l57 Main street
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nu, The best OA. or 'ins, and the members may
well be proud , success OF their undertaking
A more detailed r cription of the affair might
be given, but the order and its membership are
- web known A. to need no eulogy from US
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01

BUILDING SToNE.-Michael Sullivan. has rent
ed the Reddlck stone quarry near the fair ground
and is prepared to furnish building stone in any
quantity at reasonable prices. The stone is the
best for cellar walls, &c, raised in this vicinity
Mr.. Sullivan can be found almost any time at the
quarry, or in town mornings aud evenings
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II. p. CLARK, Painter, 10 Madison street.

NEW MusIc.-'Shepherdess, IdyI for the piano
forte. Composed by George Wilson. F. w Hell
mick, publisher, Cincinnati, o.
A splendid and snowy composition iOr parlor
exhibition or concert purposes Sent by mail to
any address for 40 cents
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MarrteD.

on SUNDAY evening" Anil 2Jth by the Rev. W. S. speirs
Rector OF Ch Isl Church at the residence OF The Oriaes
parents Mr.. WM. :. EASTON, Jr, TO Miss JESSE +.
THOMPSON. youngest daughter VI George C. Thompson
all OF Ottawa La sale county, Ill.
April 18th, in Farm Ridge, at the residence Of VIM Lib
hey, by Rev. Vim. q. DEMO. GEORGE HARVEY NJ. u, o
Ottawa 20 Mics MARY Z. RICHARDSON, oil Farm Ridge
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4 Lodge Of the order Of Knights Of Pythias
Sas organized in this city last night by Grand
Chancellor Rice He was assisted by several Of
the Aurora and Lssalle Knights. The number
Of the re-E lodge Is ~
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The most complete and bestarransed stock Of
furniture ever opened in this county can now be
seen at Russell q Sons on La Sale 81. Their
prices are such rs 10 make it 40 object 10 Pur
chase of them,
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The purgativc Bean who physics Strcator with
newspaper, is out with two elegant samples OF
OF job work. One is the 'statuary form OF
mortgages, and the other letter head for the
law firm of Keller & Hereford. He locates their
office as over the First National Bank building.
The buds are swelling And the swclls are
budding. The latter should leave first but they
don't
The choir will now sing the hymn beginning:
Haste thee winter, haste away,
Far too long has been thy stay
Enoch fentzer was the first deposition at the
newIavings bank.
The race track is now done, SO look out for
fast times.
The report that Charles and Phlo contempla.
ted leasing the Park House proves to he Il
canard.
Glelm is wearing mourning ncck-tie News
from San Jose, Cal, causes him To feel mclan-
collie.
The boys must quit playing base bah in the
streets So says Marshal Harris.
Policemen must quit sleeping in large.armcd
chairs So says j. lIuntsman.
Who can doubt that spring has come when
three big girls will stand ON street corner at
10 r. NJ. and eat peanutsy
Mr. A. S. ldc, of Springfield, H., and Miss Ad.
die Barney, Of Buffalo, New York, were at the
Clifton last week.
That was shocking command which young
man gave to lady assisting at the fire last Sun.
day, Sally pull up the hose 1t made it cmbar-
RAISING for him that evcning-ns it were.
Last Sunday was lovely day for buggy riding
The Joliet RpaJijcaa now CLAIMS that O'Don.
mel and Welsh will put an ear on 'Korn' when
he gets off the train in Joliet. Don't you know,
felah, that we would have 10 walk \ mile after
getting of the train, to find the boys at home.
The late census shows Ottawa TO contain o,lOj
inhabitants. Th. Is M increase of 500 since
1870.
The Ottawa RPHbicoH and any oi the Chica.
90 wecklics for So. ID, postage paid
Here is chance for the bhoys to get the
Street Gazette.
The Pee We hasn't found out yet that the
Episcopal church has a pastor. No wonder the
boys tried to 'speer blonde for a bull-head.
The young lady who does the handkerchief
act SO gracefully to express Hack
ncy, should remember that Franks wife some
times goes over the road
" roor , ,.,o.o .o., ,olf.,. mani. g., m. find
er will be suitably rewarded by leaving it with
Josef dear boy
,r, 49,, ,,.,..,,
" ~ " ~ '> '''' ' W. " 80 '
lhErSday. IL TOOK nearly nan gallon ~ wal
theirs Ice cream to do il however
:, roiroa r,,,rs,ov
Dh say, bliIS, can you cHCltlochts
An agent was stoooiog a. the Clifton last week
selling new STYLE Of door fastener
~ ''l9 ~ ''VHu't 'pI h'ic Nc'N 'ht'P' "a H.
walthcr.
- 90 -
rants III Neu ana 'cnay Ior use AZ f. ''"r'SS''
. ,-,..,
"'".' ''iNeu anu 'e''s io' use a. T. "''EIa
each, at \. Alschulers.
20 sets Of croquct for sale very cheap, at II.
wa,her's
CHLDGEN's TREAsuEE.-A case for pens, pen.
o.man 4 U,ncm,n,s Frory scno,r L,v and
pirl ,bouId have one.
rt,f.o. ..i,,,-g o., II Iv,I,,,r,.
-
Truuk- TruuL.f ~ M S,;.f.f 4 1
II. =. CLARK, Painter IL Madison street
,,., --,-------
" 20" want h"ooy SUIT .. cio'lr' '"''i''
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Russell e Son have The largest stock Of baby
wagons in the city, and are Offering them 81
prices way down,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01

For the freshest, best and cheapes; candies.
fruits and nuts call at Frank NeCair's fruit
stand.
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Paints mixed and ready for use at +. Y. Griggs


Miss II. Reynolds will teach the art of drawing
for So per scholar at her residence in South OF
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Buggies! Buggies!! Buggies!!.

have just received superior lot of top and
open buggies, also Democrat wagons, which
will sell at very low figures, and on easy terms
These buggies were manufactured in the city
Of Lansing, Michigan, Of tue best material, all
warranted, and for sale at McDonough's ware.
house, on In Sale street, opposite City Mills.
All persons wishing to make purchase will do
well to call and examine nay stock before pur.
chasing elsewhere, WV, y. CLARK.
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The most complete and besiarranSed stock of
furniture ever opened in this county can now
be seen at Russell & Sons on La Sale 81. Their
prices are such as TO make it an object to pur-
chase OF them
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$40 REWARD.

Eaytd or st0ian, from the subscriber in the ~ VT q
fahRiver on the night OF April l1th 1873 Black osr
N years Cd with white spot on each side OF right hnd
loo White spot on right fore foot ande
STAR 10 forehead had nice and tail The above ~
p%ru VIII De PAID 10 any person returning said horse
subscriber or giving Information where he may found
as an cstray. IIEVES GOIrPRFsI
May lst lSij -3w'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01

Mrs. Morris auGounccs the arrival and opening
oi It mammo't stock of sprisG goods.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01

Mrs. Morris ann unccs the arrival and opening
Of mammoth stock Of spring goods.
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OTTAWA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
General statement.
Financial Statement.

The undersigned. Clerk OF the Board OF Education OF the
City OF Ottawa begs leave to make the folio ng report
the year ending April q, 1875
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The finest peach blow potatoes in the city can
Toe found at Frcdmau's
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A ADMIN SI'RA,TOK'% SALE OE
n REAL. E.sS'I.AI'lc.

By virtue OF order aud decree OF the Couly Gourt
La Sale county, Illinois, made The position the uAdex
signed, James VI. Armstrong Administrator o The essxsd
Joseph W. Apps- ttc decd for 10 sell the res eA;An
Of said Neceased At the April term 4. Ssj of ssts
court, TO Wit: on the eth aay OF April lst shall On
the 2ith day OF May a the hour oi II oelk IN ,efO
the CouHty Court Housein ottawa, IN the city al 0tsvs/a
said county. the real estate described owe,
The half OF the southwest quarter Ut the norty We,
quarter OF section thrtysY In township thirty three no
OF range Of the third principal meridian and
west seventytwo of the north hall OF the ,r
quarter OF said section tbirysix. 10 the nv est hide
therefor cash subject however to the table Inter
in said premises oil which franc/ fesraa Irf
seized or entitled TO.
Dated this 18th day OF April \. u. lS.j.
JAMES VI. Afy STRONG
tdupistrator OF tho Estate OF lot,a "
may!-ia Apprsa'v decreased.
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shaw sells plug ard fine cut tobacco at cost.
Come and see
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MocAty's stock OF spring clothing is simply
ih,ncnsc His prices are very very low.
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Freedman Ia, the Only pure maple sugerm the
city.
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,IoHTGAGE SAIL OF REAL KsrArA

vi Whereas Thomas y. lla,u' ItOn and Mary T., Hanl
ton his wie on the sixteenth ay OF March A. d. sI dit
execute and deliver 10 the W derslgne. Ana Is sss
certain mortgage deed cIhtaning power o safe: tsk<
county the state OF inois In BI0k lSIo records,
page o and Was gNn 10 secure the pay Sent ol Two Ger
ter promissory notes, amounting tOg,tntr 10 The sum
eight hundred and twenty three ~ dollars both 81 .at
notes described In the morigagel
And whereas default has ben msle IN the pay nent ~
both OF said notes and the Interest due thereon and N ~
said notes now hong since past due,
Now therefore, 10y virtue al the power or sale cohtahtd
In SAID nortlage will. on 1hursdHy ir thrd nay OF dr
1873 the hour OF nine O'Clock In III" forenoon. 81 III
front door of the post Office IN streafor In LaSar Co. III
sell public auction Ia the highest AMI hest bidder Tor cat
following premises described N said mortgage TO wit
lot No nine In block number hyr III Homestead Adata
to the town sf Streator in la Sale county Illinois rs In
plated and recorded In lie records OF said couhy.-
for the purpose OF paying .he amount OF pftncns SOD
ment and all other 1penScs provided Tor IN said aorgh
Upon such sale being made VIII Aecuie anndc,t olhr
proper deed o. CuuNrNantr al al the rSh u
ard interest and equity OF redemption ~ sad ibnSs y
Hamilton AMI Mary r.. lanilioh n "ir htlr hers ans
assigns therein AMLl /. AtkNVN, MortSnsrr
April -. 1915 Mayi-As
DUBl.IC NOTICE ~ brrrhy gwen, that
meeting or the stockholders W NE Chicago lOt StocS
and Northern Railroad Company N h. REID ~ the pubkr
Office OF said cOmpauy-hOom d., ~. hlCligan AsoSas
Chicago IllnOisOn The rh II June A. -, Nta Al to-
hour u O'Clock ~ sale d,y ." vote upon Goo
question borrowing the rt i've hundred aaa 4Ip
thousand dollars, I've secured ~ trs &c. r-
OF hundred and HnN pnsand IL l"i-s N te' %
cured by second mortgage up.n cu7plcNi g,.oY ah.t
franchises ~ said COMPANY. and issuing 1s\NsSJ>lps "
sOads for the amount 80 borrowed.
Ds.cd AZ iraso, H. THIS sta d,n ~ ar.l 4. d. i-,h
BENJAMIN Z LEWIS,
MAY ]. scoIriArs ii said = ssrsii,
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For the latest styles in spring oyercoats, call
at j. Moneys.
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Youths boys and childten's suits, tue Iorgcs
assortment in the city, at NJ. Stiefcl " Coz
white corner.
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Everybody having my oil Jugs and cans viii
please return them If empty. E.Y. GAIeos.
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The stock Of gents straw and leghorn hats foI
1875, is open ct Hull & Bartcls'.
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Mrs. Morris announces the arrival and opening
Of mammoth stock of spring goods.
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For the freshest, best and cheapest candies,
fruits and nuts call at Frank MeCain's fruit
stand
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01

Mems fine shoes At Child & Phipps'.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01

The stock Of gents straw and lcghom hats for
1875, is open at Hull * Bartels'.
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The stock OF gents straw and lcghorn i,s's 70
1879 is open at Hull & Bartels
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Friedman has the only pure maple sugar in the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01

CosroRTIRLE shoes st chilt & Phipps'.
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lee cream by the dsh, quart, gallon or barrel
at H. Walther's.
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Moneys stock Of spring clothing is simp
immense. His prices are very, very low.
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Shaw sells plug and fire cut tobacco at cost.
Come and see.
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por hot tea, coffee, pies, cakes and Tip top
lunch, 20 70 II, Walthers.
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friedman has the only pure maple sugar in the
city,
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Phipps'.

Ladje. .erge polish boots for sl.oO, at Child d
phipps'. ..--.
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Have YOU seen those 81 suits, at VI Slieicl
Co'sy
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For the freshest, best and cheapest candies,
fruits and nuts, call 1T Frank Mccain, fruit
stand
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01

Russell * Son have the largest stock Of baby
xagons in the city, and are Offering them 1T
nricts down.
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MONEYS stock % spring clothing {, simply
i;nmeuse. Hi prices are very, very low
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01

car load Of youths and boys clothing, latc'
styles, Just arrived, at J. Ch-istman'>.
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Boots and shoes cheap a, Child & Phipps.
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II. Ptlark, Paperhangor, IS Madison street
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For hot tea, coffee, pies, cakes and tip TO
lunch, go to II. Walther's.
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| The most complete line OF gents furnishing
goods in the city, can BE found AT Hull Il Bar.
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Good spring wheat -four s2.5e ret hundred
psaB6., so Woods Eagle Min.
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The ladies will find a mammoth stock q
spring hats and flowers, and at the lowest prices
AT Mrs. Grcggs millinery store on Main st.
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CoNFoRrAELk shoes at Child 4 Phipps'
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Paint, mixed and ready for use at f. y. Grisg.
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FOR SALE.

nR. GIIsBERT 'EI'IsY, Freuch Ply
IL sicGn- q % practice. the last ten IN -
Louis No. Ofce, La sale ST. y Wolfe and D. Bern
ard Eesidence Washington ST. north Of sapree Couri
sto5r.K. r.sy,-S
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Wedding and party cakes aud pastry made Q
order. az il. Wslther's.
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The Is collars, all cloth, at Frank a Co
the peoples clothicrs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11
=. E. KunkeI,s Rlt1er WING of from.

This truly valuable tonic has been so thoroughly
tested by all classes of the community that is
deemed Indispensable as q Tonic medicine II costs
but little purites the blood and gives tone 10 tie
stomach, renovates the system and prolongs life
Everybody should have it.
Fvr the cure o. Weak Stomarhs, General Debility
Indigestion, Diseases Of the stomach, and for al!
cases requiring tonic.
This wine includes the most agreeable and eiilc-
ent salt OF lrcn we possess - Citrate OF Magnetic
oxide, combined with the most energetic of yegeta-
ble tonic-i ellow Peruvian Bark
DO you want something to strengthen yen?
Do you want good appetite?
Do y, want 10 get rid of neryousness?
DO yon want energy?
DO you want TO sleep wei?
Do you want to build up your constitutions
DO you want to feel we'll!
Do you want brisk and gnrOus feeling?
II you do try kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron
! only ask trial of this valuable tonic
Beware OF unterfeits, Kunkel's tier Wine
Of Iron Is the only sure and efectual remedy In the
known world for the perm inent cure of Eyspeps a.
and Debility, and as there are number of Inita-
tlons offered TO the public wOul caution the COM
munity TO purcha'e none but the genuine article
manufactured by r. y. Kunkcl, and having his
stamp on the cork of every hottie. The very fact
that Others are attempting to initiate this valuable
remedy, proves its worth and speaks volumes in ii
favor. Get the genuine. sold only in 81 bn ties.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere
25s TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE 25a
Head and all compete in two hours. No fee TIL
mead passes Seat, Pin, and Stomach Worms re-
moved by DR.. Klnkel, 259 North Ninth St. Phada
send for circular, or ask your druggist for bottle
of Kunkels Worm syrup. It never tails.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
railroad Hours.
rKAnNa IlAvH WILMINGTON


For Ssw Tork.-1-s1, A. N, /; 1217 1242 o.i2, P. ID.
M PAtiadslpxia.- $50. $40, $50. 1880. A.
n; 1917, 12.42 O. T. b.&2, 100 $50 P. u. Sundays
l.si, A. M; 400, $50, $50, P. M.
$50, 40, P. NJ. sundays, 1859, 9os, A. NJ.
For Fashtngton.-12.52, a.Os, A. M: 1855, l.2s,
$50, III 4. NJ. sundays, 12.59, 2.o3, A. NJ.
For Delapd-s r. R.-6.90, 1910, A. NJ. $40, T.
NJ No sunday trains.
For Ns,o Castls-6.00. 1910, A. N. LES, s4o p M.
For Wilmington and Reading r. R.-e45 $50 A,
n, 51b, P. M. No Sunday train.
Tor Wilmington d Fsstsrn R. h-l0.30 A. NJ; o.35,
P. u. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
From Hss Yort.-1.bs, a. M; 1884, Lib, 100, P.
N. Sundays, 1.b3 A. NJ.
From iassiphia.-l24a, l.63, 956, A. M; 1900,
NJ; 12.4, In, 4.05, 5l5, 6.35, 0O Sis, llo0 p. NJ
sundays, IL AZ l.5s, 1905, A. NJ. ll.O0, P. M.
From Por. Dsposit.-sN A. NJ. No Sunday train.
From Baltimore. - 2l, 1925, A. al. l20l, IL 90,
5s2 So, P. NJ. Sundays, l.21, A. NJ. $50, P. NJ.
FTcan Rashington. = la, A. NJ; l2.QI, 1910, os2,
ego, p. NJ. Sunday Ia, a. NJ. $40, P. NJ.
From Dela,0ars II. R.-lo.lb, A. M; $50, soo p
Fsoin Nsw 6estis.-s.Oo, 1915. a. M; $50, $50
P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
Fro7n Wilmington d Reading R. R.-S.s2, A. NJ.
ais. I IS, P. M. No Sunday trains.
Frem Wilmington d Western f. R.--I.5, A. NJ.
3l5 P. M No Sunday trains.
LKAvR PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
1910, $50, 1890, A. NJ. 1915 $50, 400. SIS. 500
e45 o5o 11.s0. P. NJ. sundays 1910, $50 A. NJ; sst
l1.30 P. N.