davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1878-12-26
Saturday, Dec. %, 1878

OeoOSAA ICY, OOS. 6>} wv,
between the hours of ten O'Clock a. M. and
TOUR o'clock y. m. at the door OF the court
house. in Plymo ith. Marshall county. Indi-
ANA, a. the law directs. the following describ-
ed real estate, to-wit:
One undivided third part in value OF the
premises boundC q as follows: Commencing
on ths south line of section twelve (l9) Michi-
gan road lands. at n point where the cast
line of Water street i'm the town OF Plymouth
intersects said south section line: thence
north five deg. w. along the east line OF said
Water street. eighteen usl rods to the north
line of Jackson street in said town: thence
west along the north line Oh said jackson
and parallel with the Michigan road thir y.
eight (sD rods; theLce east parallel with the
south lire OF said section twelve I'D Michigan
road lands 10 the east bank OF Yellow river,
seventy five (75) rods: thence south at right
angles to said south section line. TO the
south line said section twelve Q2l Michi
gan road land. distance oil iifty-slx ta6l rods ;
thence west along said section line sixty
nine ,69) rods. 10 the place OF beginning Con-
tanning I'VE " four and forty live hundreths
"a 45-lOa) acres OF land, always excepting
that portion Of the same on the west side
thereof that has been plated and laid of as
AN addition TO said town OF Plymouth, and
known as - Also commencing at n
witness stone on the east line OF the above
described tract four l4) chains and two and
half an links south OF the northeast cor
ner thereof, running thence north thirty-two
go deg. east three AMI -one-hundreths
@ so 100 chains thence north rineteen tI9)
deg fifteen t15) min. east three and flifty- one
hundreths @ 100 chains: thence north
forty eight 4sl deg. west TO the west bank II
Yellow river. at the north east corner Of the
Pomeroy property in the south east quarter
of said sectis N twelve tl2l Michigan road
land; thence southwardly along the west
bank of said yellow river. to the north line Of
the tract of land first AL owe described. con
tanning three and twenty-eight- hundrtths
g % 1907 acres OF land. Also. commencing on
the north line of the tract fla st above describ-
ed, at point where said north line strik as the
west bank of Yellow river, thence west along
said north line thirteen u3D rods: the ce
north forty one 4D degs. forty-five l45) min
east sixteen tl6) rods, TO the west bank Of
Yellow river: thence down the river along
the west bank to the place Of beginning. Al
so lot fifty-nine 500 rs described In Niles and
Seering's partition deed. sometimes called
out lot flfty-pine 800 to the town OF Plymouth.
together with all the improvements. tene-
mcnts. rights, watcr power. appurtenances
and water privileges. mill and machinery
thereto belonging The whole beng
known as the Plymouth Mills property.
Situate in Marshall ounty. Indiana. to the
highest bidder for cash. without regard to
appraisement laws, subject to redemption.
"a ~ JOHN V. ASHLEY.
Sheriff of Marshall County.
G. Fl. Reeve, atty. dec 10 26
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1878-12-26
CATARRH.
A COUGH OF TWENTY-FIVE
YEARS STANDING CURED.

-
CATARRH WITH nR0PPINGs IN THE
1PRoAT. CAUSING Feelings OF STRANG
LING, dizziness. PAINS IN SIDE, AND
WEAKNESS or KIDNEYS, IMMEDIATELY
RELIEVED, SYSTEM SEEMINGLY MADE
OVER NEW by USE OF ONE BOTTLE
MEssRs. LiTTLEFIELDS Co..
live Manchester low, and have lived over nifty
years IN Goffstown, ab'ut two miles from here
am II years old. l have had Catarrh for fifteen
years, and bad cougl for twenty-fy years, es-
pecially spring and fsl. Good deal of that time |
have had dissiness irthe head. During the fifteen
years have had dropping from from the head upon
the lungs, filling my throat with phlegm, causing
tickling in the throf, and whenever I was down
with fever creatini feeling of suffocating aud
stranglng. Peopl have thought / had the Con-
sumption. wasi0ctored for that. | have con-
suited great may physicians, but never got more
than temporary ref- About two months ago 1
had a dizzy spell fell down and was insensihle for
some time, and did not know my own folks for
over six hours. NV brother told me of your Con-
buy bottle. Ie had Catarrh and took this, and il
lett. got btile and In ten days 1t cured the
Catarrh, remoed the phlegn tickling IN the throat,
sS hours Mss a ay never saw snyme ike H.
seemed to mSe me all over new. | now have none
of the old trubles unless | get cold. and then q
teaspoonfupf the Cn7,stifuto al Cata,y'h Rene
as long as could get money ID buy 1t with. My
grandson nd his wife have had Catarrh, and they
are tryingt and find immediate relief
have nd pains in the small of my back and
weakness of the kidneys for many years. and
though Iwork hard daily. shovelIng this season of
the yearsny kidneys haye found great relief, and
the paiD have greatly diminis SnstpH GEORGE.
Mannester, n. H., April %, 1870.
Cap; Joseph George can get the testimony Of
every ank man and city Officer to back him as re-
liablelnd honest
nsiIundreds of cases OF similar nature cured
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1878-12-26
Hundreds Have Triea 1t ant. Testify to Its
Merits.

The recent discoveries made by DIR.
Robert Hunter, of Chicago, who for tue
past thirty years has been engaged In re-
searches into the essential nature OF
Scrofulous and Tuberculous diseases, are
of the most important character. he has
demonstrated the entire durability OF those.
hitherto believed to be incurable, Scrofu
lous disease OF the skin-Scrofulous Ca
tarrh of the Nose and Scrofulous Con-
sumption of the Lungs The fact of the
healing of the Lungs, even after ulcera-
ton has commenced, is attested by law
yers, clergymcn, physicians and the very
highest classes of educated and intelligent
people. Hundreds bear witness in their
own cases, attributing their restoration OF
health. and in msny instances the saving
of their lives, to his remedies.
OF the means employed to accomplish
these results. il is only necessary to say
that DIR. Hunter claims TO have discover
ed the nature OF the Scrofuous poison
which corrupts the blood and To be able to
restore that fluid to purity, while at the
same time, he arrests diseased action and
repairs solutions of continuity in the mem
branes of the nose, throat, lungs. &c, by
remedies applied directly To the effected
parts.
DIR. Hunter does not pretend TO be able
10 cure all cases. After the Lungs are tx
tensively disorganized and their junction
practically destroyed, human skill and
human science must fail BIT, in Catarrh,
| Bronchitis and Asthma. it is his opinion
that nearly every case can be cured by bis
remedies, while fully ninety per cent. OF
those who now die of Consumption under
ordinary treatment, could be saved by
these remedies il employed in time. lie
holds daily Clinic for Throat and LING
cases at 103 State street, Chicago, where
those who wish to avail themselves of his
experience can consult him in person OF
/ by letter.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1878-12-26

A Chicago Physician, DIR Robert Hun
ter, Located at 1903 State Street,
the Discoverer of the Remedy.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1878-12-26
MEDICAL SCIENCE.
New and Important Discoveries, Fob
lowed by Wonderful Results.

Ssrofulous, Diseases Of the Skin. Ca
taryh and Consumption Pexnaar
nently CNxed-
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1878-12-26
Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue OF an order OF sale and decree
of foreclosure of mortgage issued out of the
office of the clerk of the Marshall Circuit
Court, to me directed. on judgment in favor
OF Charles ii. Reeve. and against James v.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1878-12-26

PlTTsBUkG. PORT wAYNk = CHiCAssO
HALLWAY.
On and after Nov. IL b. 1879. trains viii
leave stations daily. sexeept sunday as fol-
lows:
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1878-12-26

4 ASSOCIATION, No. 2 Board Of Dirxe1ers
meet fret Monday in each month W =. hos,
Pres. a. A. Broan. Sec.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1878-12-26

DLYhoUTH BUILDING LOAN . SAVINGS
4 ASSOCIATION, No. l. Boayd 81 Diree1ors
meet hrst Monday Of esrh mo.th. =. y. ARA
strong. Pres. g. Z. Toan- Sec
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1878-12-26
LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

DROTFCTIoN HOOK AND LADDER CO. Stated
meetings frat Tuesday in each Iaonth- harry
Speyer, FormAn-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-01
IINANu1L AND coMMnRu4L

SATURDAY. Nov. 3o-P. M.--The week
closed with continued activity Ia Lackawanna,
Lake Shore aud the Grangers. which stocks
represented the bulk OF to-days business.
Early in the day the market was quite irregular,
on light fluctuations. however. except for St,
Joseph preferred, LackRwanna. and North
western common which declined = and x y
cent for tho first named and the last two. re-
spoctively; but at the call a strong tone was de-
veloped and this was continued into the after
noon, when, as a rule prices We're advanced
To tho highest points Of the day, Toward the
closing hour Of the Exchange the advance in
gold 10 1905. by the manipulation OF the clique,
caused sharp reaction Al! around, tho North
western. Lake Shore and Western Union, OF the
active list recording their lowest prices. Tho
coal properties and the st. Pauls retained por-
ton OF the advance. tha former by means Of the
good demand from the short Interest, ana the
latter because OF the reported large receipts Of
grain at Milwaukee. The trading in tho South
western stnc rs bonds COusdo rabe, particularly
81 Louis Kansas city and North western Of the former
and the Missouri Kentucky And Texas and Denver aud
RIO Grande the latter At the close oi the day the
market was steady and only moderately active.
The gold market strong under large purchases BY
the clique stock operators whose objective point IL pe
heved Ia break In the prices Of stocks sales were
made lOO 10 lOok and ~ the close was bd ana a
asked. .o. -
The Treasury holds S3is 800 40 ~ bonds TO secure
the national bank Circulation also si5 ssOO2 i9r NE
public depoAn The outstanding bank circulation
amounts 10 tS22.OOOOOO currency notes an tlto,VV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-01

srunnY Nov ,ao-Ptogr Avn MIA
he md n sses Tide hrani. aui So ln,. No 2
.fit'n. a>ira.. W'.,e,n ,ni Site 81 ..'si ,D.-r,'
sud Hmw brands. - o. - ~ N'. -, nf' 49,.
i,e az, , S"l,' Gr,, ~, =. .s 3 'fsed13 10
~, w. sn,G nh@at dow !. - ss a. - Ni a.
ted. sitsfl@ en- &C. ICED. si'H'si0 .,,,...
nrnnd. ol,c rhmrcs vcr' 2a-i r"nt- ll.l. .''~ p
az p 80 '"r V,fcb. aii o,i ~ ttr' sair. % ~
bake Irrtlff. 40 port. 4. i- dIN. ~ lIA tlt'
= 'ii s'.iDi, n.u ..ai D, :. .,io, f,rua,, ~.
,n ,. '', ,,l .a.. ~, ,t ~. t.u. DE-
i,.. wet nm .w'isNt.. and 90 i1r nani. 'ni Irn
en-, 1851 s,u7,.a .s ip iur rfirc .tef. iH'- tuI
.-s a; - r .s' rss,., ana e. *, ,or Nfil u-.
n'r. .tt.. h.'h 'N"I ~ s'h'
..-ndo i-s1s Ghes-- lrm sua =. 'r'.- ".r."s
wc-'crnt o." 49,, FRESH cse' .-H n'ar as' 20
Gtus-wl ,at va. eo aua rather ei-eri -s,e. - go
sii6.,, a. r ~ s. red si6i'. ~ y, = "
Ian. si65,. d 10 'oS 5. ~ ati.i sl,...s. +.
ior uusI 'i' w 70" and ~ nirr. ole .ef> lii'"
i," az .r1 a ia,s, 0si a1 az, lo,G,
Vile. 8. a.. ,u,iaha, So srI,i.i 81. if o.,,1
sa s-' 10, ,,.a l. ss g,' ..', T.,
t'"H hush ~ m.Nri ior p,',n'er q 900 mr
Gto,uut-- Rice anf ni"i... gu 7ni ul.h n-ri
i,r inr io 500 rcuni1'. WI ale, d" N" l''-' j..
h,,ppIi. ,,f T, ~. tr .Gnf1-i R,..u@ ii
.il.' %" ii6i'i6' i,s, h.. ,ci val b. i.o lis. ,.c
Mgr,. in1 aul -. ..-3, 90. jltt
s,g Saw, .'g,. rGre T , ,ga "a, 1 . , q, 81 -
iuu utnc I.u"" an 80 20 .rn a., et
were viuout CHANGES of uter,.! al u'irr i,i, qs".
Iro''.iou'. n. G'ri7. "a c,iudn D., I'd. 5i!i
gr@in 20 London Ns go o. ~ KEY ..l. ~, ~ q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-01
rur 1l,r or GREAT RACE HORSE
Harry Ba.scffs Homes 10 be Given Ia the
slmhrnts Of PrInceIan.

students OF Princeton.
IT, THE EDITOR OF The SUN-.Sr: There
ht". 'ial'' many Of your raaders who would
b. Interested 10 an authentic account OF the
death " Harry Ba--ett. the celebrated race
lor-'. laye obAined the following parti~u-
l.r- 'rl o 90 m Her OF the old McDaniers
eu'elrHry md can vouch for their accu-
rry fool tuHt many who have seen Harry At
De ''-t v Boz glad 20 know what is to be- the
tuuj.-p.-.t. ol his remains.
ga iha - %. October Harry was found by
De rubber llyii, a. be in heavy perspira-
ha II Wis Immediately treated for collie. but
be tl- -rm'i 90 have no effect. a veterinary
rls Ha- rl..rd Il wns discovered that he
ial 90 aI probability broken blood vessel in
~ lbs 'N re- tItrr rolling. a. in the ordinary
N-- o. 'l term he couli hardly get cast !"
l. -i tr.ug as large az room and himself
'a.r-l Uairtterrd H. had been in perfect
10, 3d. magnificent FORM his eleven years
igy II died on sunday. oct. %. Col.
~ r4...l 'f- ul sent IN Bdliim re. When his
nFftn MOVING received tle telegram .announc-
-I.- .t'.f 'r, death the tears rolled down
l ID Dee had lost beloved friend.
'H ITO s.-i. Ir''m rNuminntOn the attend
at. -if-rIN pruuHHu ed Harry Organi cally in
t", aa.ft. His heart was tho largest OF
N li N1hrr had ever seen or heard.
.''i N.'I lltHt reverence near his
n'. 900 300" - the sunny slopes of ths
.' 'N AHurn'r AZ least nearly wspt his
~" "'. !" ii s.nY, Poor DaNdl He had
i-0n delight. his king OF kingly horses.
d." l' flu"ton College have rendered
o.. ...l l.s hern granted, that the
% AIy Hr-solt shall eventually be
VI. Nu being properly polished
"'i i'Ay TORN one Of the curosI-
li H n--,uin. such a tate for such an
N.-t lI...If o. My feelings. 1 would
irl I'rs il'ul fever no might
]. .nnH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-01

SUPREME CoURT-sPEcIAL TEHM.-Nos. up
T. - tui lt 5' ~ 90 49, 40 hlo 90 y 80 ~.
- ~ 20 81 80 go 500 sos ,7d 10 IT, 7'o Ia
~. 73i, ami "a zap 90 eal
surntsr ,erm -CRcrir Part I-Nos 1879, AS
1908 25 t72h - 2i2' 255. l7th III l77a l7-h.
lts2 lUt, lrI4 1856 $500 700. 3-lp ~ Jn fnrt
n Nos lstH 2fsh 22ln 22i Haaa 2i-2 ~ 2r23 iH72
,2 2iti 2ip in1i 4t7tis l~l. 21l4 2a7T 21~d i7,si
l-dl 1873 Part ll-Nus l'~is -ji. -it3. 1877, 1888.
e-l 's'-a PA j,s 1857, i73- i7si, 1851 2-e5 @2o
54f1 2ll3 4ij1
SUPERIOR tuURT-SPFctAi TEEN -Dcmurrcrs, Nos 10 T.
Issues Of fact Nns 3 fudf
SUrtuoH tpURT-IRfAL TFnN Part Nos. H-a. go.
8 T. ~ 262 $40 SIS -n ~ d~i llh. l-i, anl az
as 6il, 5tH 90 hb6 ~, 5Jl aii iai as ln. a31.
02l 3,i Part Il Nos 457. fiA $50 $50 6i- 90 900,
4i5 l6i 81 $50 6s- 90 ls7 isj 2ie O2n 500 sol,
sos 66o ~ 2Ji, 35i J0I on jij los. 80 Part III 20
Nut yet made up
Cosaos PLEAs-Gtsrn,L TEnu Meet TO render de-.
ci-iun-
c.sHos PIEAs-EeUin rsHA -Nosl. p s.A5. rs o.
10 ~. ~ i3
CoAuoS PnAs-TRiAL TfRH.-Part H-Not yet made
up
MAWvY CorRr-TRiAl Tgts Part L-Nos $3.50. 6lt5.
f4lf 49, si4l 4HlB 400 500 400 479J 4AiS 4Sii
1870 2api4 1lnO 5i0s 5na. 5l6 Part II Nos go
f5li $50. 4,1t .t'2, fli1. 4-u7 ilHt btlH 3t. hts
tG2l 5inl. f4i7 2rJ Part lll-Nos J3sS, 4i4l leil
52Sj
covvoS ptr.3-srrci.L Tpan-Nos l. 2, $3.50 7, 3
O. ]. =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-01

To THF EDiToR or THE suns; Mr. Tai
nase's assertion that women rnd only mirt, n,e
cents dozen for making STARTS Is too never hear
women steak OF how ChD they can get clothing ready
made, but do wish they would ask how it cau he
dome Ncmeus hard work a. starvation ptices enables
merchants 20 -r al loss figure. THINK ~ dozen calico
wrappers being made for - There are men % Sow
lnrA who pay un, SEVENTY i've cont dozen Tor making
thin coats Are there not those who will assist iu 4
reformation In all VI tho.e who work Tor such small
suusf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-01

goh notea The inports u dry goods rod valuation for
we week ENDING today amounted 70 e Tfe.0 sa
fofegn exchange quoted f4s2 and e. 08k for o..
DAYS bills and short sight respectively.
Money rule ~ 2kS, q ceRt On call Business paper
was quoted 4AGAsis n cent
rue week cNht " the associated banks reflected an
nccase o $dl 1901 the net and they hold
fJ2iIfNi In OF the legal requirement The loans
were extended a. the amount NJ 81 1lUTfp
Government bonds were arm ON u good business The
following ~ pr thp "a ola
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-01
pE>>sYLvA>,A nA,LmoAD.
ANp yNlrLD STATES MNli. ROUTE

ANAi N4ll 70 81 AIS h MI kONlI
On and uit'r NnV 10 i-rs,
fronts leave Nv York usslTufscs an tortl ti,
street. Irfrlt- MS follows
ENpress Tor iarr~buil Ptishur h he Wct, aAt SUutl
SanF daily
fug Mllaau,inrL Lu,k Haven CORY ani Erie NJ ~
T. N, cuunt un- ai Corr, irr Utu-vilte Fctrui~,rn
,fnife, 'ni ue on kosipns WuuanspOrt aul Lock
h1Nti.N A VI
Raiumnrr. Wash.nrtnn ani ill., south Liuit,d va IN.
lnst.n Express, Vi rulunan fAflr Cars 1aily, except
SUNDAY, 10 4 uriisn " 4.lgugton az 4 Rrgi.
lnr ~ 81 ani > 3l :. uiEi 10 + " SUNDAY.
40 A. VI. AMI 40 4. NJ For Baltimore. ar. NJ. except
sunday
ENnre,. Tor Philadelphia iai - ~ . to Linnn d.
~ A. n. I. =. B. o. tn .sl tui ~ f. n sun Iny.
I 1uud 4 " .. 10. "a = g. aud 10 L ~ EWiul. M
Hnd ssruui class Z 50 T. NJ
Hufts ut buinkNH Annex" connect sith an tnrnnsh
trains 40 jersey tiN. anordtns speedy and difrct
transfer Tor BrpoklNutrssrL
TrMus arrive From Pittsburgh. S'si 10 q 4 NJ a. ~
J.. NJ daiA. .oA N o2JP dHii, except Monday.
From. Washington and baltimore. ~ A VI 2 8 10
q. a. l"i. VI SON las $50 A and ln lu T. v
From Philadelphia, % - y ~ 10 ~. il.a0 \ " .
3 ~ ~, % 2n. r. - and 10 ~ T.. n suuihy. %,
go, - - II ~ A. NJ o ~ lnlOF. "
Ticket bficcs I2N ana Hti Broadway. AsfIr Uoure,
ana nlt uI ID rossfs and tnrt4uit 'ts Court y nd
BROOKLYN Annex Depot fnNt Fulton ~. kIiuk i Il.
~ llh nud ~ Hudson st. iiohuhcn. urIut is -ey
ny knitrant j. Art ull SO hateeil rla.,.
FRANK THOMSON. l. = FAGNER
4 I 4. AZ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-01

State bonds were active. We motto sales II Louisiana
Is oiutd. At 10 ,f7o: -suuri g.. i9a l0dis DO
g. i~-s Hii North Carolina Is old January and July
lN ud O special las. 1T class at "a Railroad bonds
reflected q large business and Denver and Rio Grande
lists further advanced TO 02k
lnc opening Inquest lowest and =. NJ closing prices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-01
arp Goods.

Slrp c6oo0s.
II SPECIAL BARoArSs TnIs wEFA
Ki>liY Wide YAK Lace. &c. to ioc yari
\, fhi rcneh Thread LlccS b. to ioc. vard.
KiNIfY wilo Valte- Lace. - ward
+ lNAiN Nalsnci' nnrs and 'iuuY LAGOS 2c.
siNlti Bleok sin ca-hner, tate. i,r
klNNtN lmiinuon oufufe La,'-. - un.
klN/lY Aust.on lot 81 r,rrIi,n T. i.cs 3d. u..
klNl'l Lot l iarr tI,hn. tec ~
NiNNy L'of Pine Linen Collar. o.,
klNk,A Esta iiu, ilncn 'uus. loo-
ElNlsy aos White Enhro,i -,i Tie &C.
hlNtfa "v"sin nni i.Hee ileS 10 w.
kiN2rY Real Lace coinr. and = .. if~
klNf fsai i.t,t eu4is az ntlt putc
klNlti Bsrsaus 10 Iaii,.' G.nf.' ,nd
klNttl MICS Linen Audenfchisfs
sNLlN Rarsaius W. .nt Handkerchief
Nlfhtl BARGAINS in Einhrnil' rod llandlsr chl,ff
kiNIsY Olo..us io' ,f inc, enss 20. v,ra
kiNtA All shades in sitnch ~arns ~
RELY e"o,ari. ,meucan ,.,o. GRAIN
tiNttl. silts nrni'r-At a,, yaft
AMY ran.y rmhrrtersd Geuoca.. - up
sS19 Back ss "i co' "i 'FS 9a.s., 40, ol
Mn PUG a.l N'i''t Tuwnin-s i'"
klNlri aik and satin Gro. craiu Ribbons
kiNIfA ai 'ors if'n be- up
klNIlY cLn.ns olt ~ orr F,lt
NJ .if Hat ami tHnuefs tn, 90,
.'~ry r',rrcesr. ,neni.... pra'. r..
I'd .rY Pun resi iir Fn.l.,i 81 r.ras es,
hIfff inf's ami e' rts Nruuls low
NiN/it woven o.,r-,t- .h,o.. ~. zach
h,N<tN h'ns and h"j- La.niri,d shirts. b.
klNlli rwohu't.n kAGoy,> 2ac
hiNttl liI,'. |Nff.n kIfftI'.n t. ts.
NM s. pf'dr.--'i hfis. f'r,t buttons N..
t.Llh Pm, 'ioh "ls,,. io. ,slr
tlNIiN m ct.t.rR.a,crHIo,,.. ,f.
M Iot.n Ntt.'f ftluNrs, tu' lp.
kNIiV Fnnr.ular En-hsh Woe. ga,
hlNLtA Put regular Iush-l N' ul.-. -pc
AiNlfY Muses. M.nna.. sls embroidered .sc
h.h..a Cont 400 '.lIat Hose. Joe.
slNlll Ia1l.. Hosiery DO French
hiNItf Ai English worth =. to'- pair.
klNlEY zcphyr wor.tei.. irw
hiNLil iro 10 s1,-ir '- illI.
kfNTiN. GFRNAN JAFANi 49, ANu ~W l~-
hiH/kA. HOLIDAY Soops N'N OfiNINs.
kiNItY wax nol.. - 20 ss, each
tlN@El brc-rd Duils. - ~ ? ."
KiNLEY Basket. Work Poses Wrt.nr
klNli1 u, sas, Albums. Na~- 6c
kiNFY Prames Rnrh,t.. wal Pockets.
kiNILi tHnil'sncAs, hiHu4"s, a..
KiN/kY Prrinn,ent.. comb. Brushes.
kiNlth M,rrcrs aut Toart D0,is
kl'HEY Toys dance. Blo-ks ami
~ t.a ho1"- fnrnlturc aud lva s,ts
NNlfY Second Floor Devoted Enur,lv
klNIlA 20 Holiday "lni-
KlNkrH Pine French ami Vienna
kiM,A Fancy n'sls hi popular PRICES
KiNLFY WILLIAM HtNZIY.
klNfiN ~ 2ta a. lNfU AtLNt l.
NNltf NJ WIZ i'r'. AM tern ,fhtt ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-01
Two PHILADELPHIA
PENNsYIyANIf RAILRoAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAtLROAD.
TIL Old ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND Snort LINZ
HFTwtfN
INV YORK ANb PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN rnRnrIH TRAINS FACu WAY DAILY;
IilkLl. Mirrors ~ fltl kDhLfulA.
INu IL NtW AOlh
DOT NiI TRACK. THE MOST fHPRnvrD FQViP.
NtNl. AID IiiE FASTEST TINT CONSISTENT
Mllu AbsoLt ~ sAtEit
OS AND AFTER Soy. 10. lsTa
Express Trans lthVr Sew iurk va DssU.ossts ana
.tnrilAutt streets fcus, as toliows
f,tl, 3d. = ~ - lu uAfitrlI, ~ NJ I. = 3 9. ~
= ~ ami luP 81 auAlay - 80 aud A n. >. d ,,I
3 30 ant 10 T. VI.
Boats OF BlookSu Annex oonnect ~ith an 'lrou.l
trans at jersey cay. auo iius spVel) aui l.recf
transfer tof iroukA travel
Returning lrails leave Fn.lAcuhAil ~ as tSl :.
~ x, $40. aud u 4 lt.4tt tx.r.--. T..
MI =, o lI 7, ami TA,F Or ,li1Hb. ~ ~,
iA, q o. I SstlA n 8 7 cop
Ticket Offices on aHi ~ Rtptiv4t. Asflr uuls
AMI foot oi DebrO,~es Ani odantt sts r.4rt A. aHi
BionklA Annex d, put foot .f fl.' - "a 1Nu. IA
ll1 and liz Hudson 81 iiHl1kcn. Depot ltrscs tny.
Emigrsnt 4Gket on. Ba0't] psne; .
FRANK THOMSpN l. FARMER
dencral MHnaffr Geo faNs NIGER Agent
V'KOY BOATS lea,o l.rt o., h u loot LEROY 81
iaiy, ca. 'pt saturday. as I'D J.