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The interior journal., 1878-08-23

The man with the combined plov, hoe,
rake, az, &C., has been in town several
days. He says that wherever he goes. the
price Of horses goes down to nothing.
What we want to see now. isa plow and
hoe that can be worked without mans as
sistsnce. A trick OF that sort vould
"take."
The interior journal., 1878-08-23
LECTURE.

On Monday night the Armenian, bear
ing the euphonious cognomen- Of shi-h-
manian, delivered a lecture at the Christ
ian church on Mohsmmedanism. The fu-
rious rain storm kept the people generally
away.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-07
.BKIC-i-B -BR1C.

The Marquis of Lorno wears a kilt
skirt.
Of cotton cloth the United States
exported last year 100000, 900 yards,
whi'> the amount in 1871 was but
1S,000,000.
Ex-Governor Pelham, of Maine,
thinks the liberal clergy read too
many essays and preach too few
few sermons.
The Population of AIomphis was
10000 only three months ago. Now
it has been reduced to $500 whites
and 5000 Africans.
Gov. Geo. S. Houston, Of Alaba-
ma, who has just been elected
Senator, was Union man i'll 1861,
and was silent during the war,
When tho Marquis of Lorro land
cd ho wore an olive green suit. The
Marquis woro also cardinal hair.
Fashionable combination.
Senator Bayard says that "the
conversion of National Bank notes
into greenbacks is tho conversion Of
taxable into untaxable property
The Journal Of microscopy says
tho entire Bible could be photo-
graphcd on q little moro than an
inch and half. It could be pho-
tographed nearly ten times on IN
ordinary postal card.
King Humbert, of italy, is re-
ported to bo far from well. He
looks pale and attcnunted, and his
chest is affected. If his illness
should prove fatal the throne will
go to his little son Victor EN-
anuel.
Stephen D. Dillaye shows that
$4,000, 100000 Of the realized wealth
Of the nation, or one~twentioth of
tho aggregate wealth Of the United
States, is, by laws of favoriteism
and laws Of privilege, exempt from
tho burdens Of taxation.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-07
Il PARROT STONY.

A few days ago \ citizen, who had
been on the lookout for parrot for
somc time, was riding by a house on
Prospect street, when the very bird
he wanted was suddenly discovered.
Having convinced himself that Foil
was n good talkor, he soon struck
bargain, and bore her away from
the colorcl womAn. who needed
cash more than pets. Ten days
passed, and yet Poll did moi, utter
u note, though she had every care
and seemed healthy enough. Tho
former ownor was sent for to solve
the mystery, and t1oro was huge
grin on her countenance as she
obcyci the summons.
"Nul1in' ails dat bird-nuf1in tall
'copt dat You doan' understand
him." she explained as she looked
into the cage.
Placing the cage or chair on
the verandah, she gave it Il shake,
drew a long breath, and began:
"Now, den, you internal, mis- s'b.o
lyin, cheatin'--! wake up nn' gin
us! an let dis gcmlcn see dat
you am all right, an--! doan' be
sulllin rom no mo! Wake UP
dar! you----b,ackyuard! Hoop
up dat voice, ye---->illun!"
The parrot immediately woke up
and began chatteriny and singing,
and in minute was altogether Il
new bird.
yer sec, dis yarc bird must be
sworc at riy'lIriy twicoa day" OK
plnlncd the woman, "or he won't |
gin II single squawl He's been
bruny up dat way, an yell hov to
humor him il it.
"But l can't swear at him woman
II belong to the church !" exclainl-
Cd tho citizen.
Den de missus will hcv to, sab"
"My wife swca"!"
"Wcll, den, git dc hired mar,
kase dis bird hcz got to be swored
at, an 1oan' you forgit it,"
"Nell, then, I don't want him at
all, and you may take him away.
No oaths shall ever be uttered on
my premises, pets or no pets" ..#.
"'Decd. sah, Ize heap oblocgca,
L IL. Now, den, you misbic ole
skinflint Of a crowbait, walk 'lrng
homa wild me or I'll knock de-
head off yo' shoulders; come long,
l say; doan you feel shamod
dat"
''Chccse it cheese it ! cheese it,
shrieke tno p 'rro5. i'll great anger,
and lis the bird was borne away,
the citizen wiped his brow, and
musing!y said:
"This world is getting so wicked
that a good man is scarcely safe in
buying q stone dog" ."-Detroit Free
Press.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-07
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Ono square ono insertion S1.OO. For
each subsequent insertion soc. Obitua-
rios and Tributes of Respect charged for
Advertisements. Liberal discount made
or contract advertisements.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-07
JOB WORK.

Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Envelopes
Posters, Cards, Invitations, Tickets, &c.
neatly executed at this offico, CHEAP
FOR CASH.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-07
fall. CAMP jAllGNu
L IL T. n u O. u S L n STO Il +
STILL IN THBE LEAD.

short profit system ana after Mon
than will
Chester Columbia Charles
SHOES SHOES SHOESBougt for hard cash and will be sold for
The at priccsn before heard of.
grades qualities. big hat at
cents, sold a and 80
10 Hats to be sold fourth their original cost
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS &C.
Caicoes, 1ccnts. Savo your coppes just think what
Good ut buy for dollar in fancy
Kcntuc Commencing goods
333 Arthur Co.'S Needles, Shaps,
place at 10 cts
to the finest pants patterns ut Pins, 3 "
and five Iiairpns 81
Heavy Can't FLANNEL sold Fine Toilet Soap 3 "
place Is Gcts only 10cts Cool Naciinc Cotton 200
Bleached Shifting commencing yards Black Spool, 3 "
Ct Fruit A Stcol Ihmbe metal lncd, 2 6
shifting lOccnts UnMundricd made,
Gamb
Towels commencing ard
ranging to the fno Damask
at rs and 30 cents Don't forget the place
~,9Ea gJGUJ@EA @woEsG,
JOHN L. MIMNAUGH
Tho Leader Of Low Prices Wnsboro, S. c.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-07

THE Cosr OF IsEoURrrY.-Tho
great robbery Of tho Manhattan
Savings Bank has melted Herald
writer to look up the more notable
burglarics Of the past fifteen years.
The list embraces some seventy
five or more banking institutions
that have suffered in this way, the
aggregate loss footing up about
$15,00O,00O. Thus it appears that
in this country alone, in ono class
Of robberies, an average loss Of q
million dollars year has been sus
tanned. A single years burglar Tux
would probably supply time locks
and electric alarms to every bank
vault in the land
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-07

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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-07

THE LOCAL. COLUMN.
Is we'll filed with town and county newss
The aim of tho Publishers is to issue .
FIRT- GLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-07
[Gold Hill (Mev. } Ne,os. ]

Many physicians are prescribing
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup because they
know it is agood remedy for chill
dren and is warranted not to con-
tain either opium, morphia, pare :
goric or laudanuu, tho base of tho
usual soothing remedies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-24
IININcIAL and COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY, Nov. 23-P. M-The week
closed with very dun stock market 30 far ms
related to the general let. although In the ST..
Paus. Eorthwesterns, Lake Shore. and Lacka-
wanna the trading was quite brisk. over 5000
shares OF total Of 10000 being OF these spe-
cialtics. At the opening of the days business,
prices showed fractional advance over night.
but before the call Il decline OF A9l y cent.
took place all around. At the call aReneral re-
coyery characterized the hour. Western Union,
Lake Shore. md c.. O.. c. nnd |. being prom-
nent for \ fraction improvement, while the mar
ket as whole was aTm. Lackawanna sell ling nj
80 After midday Lake Shore md the ~.
Pauls attracted marked attention on account OF
their animation in an otherwise dull mhIket,
The first named sold ut 69H, and the last NJ "a
and 69h for the common and preferred issues
respectively. At the close these stocks held
their improvement, but with few exceptions,
the list lelt of higher than 1t opened.
The following table represents tho opening,
highest. and lowest sales Of the principal
stocks during the pHst week. together with the
number Of shares dealt in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-24
THE sEAMEN's RETREAr.
improvements that were seen ut Yesterday.
Annual InspeetIon.

The annual inspection by members OF the
Legislature Of the seaman's Retreat In Staple
ton. Staten Island. was made yesterday. The
Retreat has been greatly improved ia every
way in the past few years. Its inner construc-
ton, which formerly promoted unheathiness
has boen thoroughly corrected. Typhus fever
which used 70 be a constant inmate Of the re-
treat has been unknown thore for months. and
feyors OF all kind- are very rare.
The Retreat was some f65 900 in debt. but last
year Erastus Brooks ru'urrd the pussngo Of
an appropriation Of $50 600 for IL. DR.. {. Henry
King. Pr ysician-in-Chief Of the institution, In
Hddrrssing his guests yesterday said that Ra
the state took the Retreat out ot private hands
promising that its revenues should forever lbs
devoted for the object for which II WAS founded
and as tho state broke fifth with the sailors by
appropriatIng f3il 900 OF lis revenues 10 other
whereas before u had had ample income he
maintained the State Is obligated by the strong
est ties to forthwith return at Toast enough Of
this money TO put the Retreat out Of debt.
Addresses were made by Senator Prince
ETastus Brooks. DR.. Ernest Hebersmith Of the
United Butea Marine Hospital in this port the
Row. DR.. j. +. Rock we'll. aud James Henry
There are now ninety-tOur lnnWtes IN the Re-
treat, wE,cn Il about the average. Among the
visitors were :. f.. ArnOuX j. w. Simonson.
c. C. NorVell Reuben Lord. the Rey A. U,
i. Townsend James H. Robinson. Theodore
Fearn, William ii. Macy. President Of the Sea
mans Bank; Capt. William Q. Thompson.
President Marine Society: Wilet y, Hawkins.
Capt. r.. q. Tinker VIM. II. Allen. John john
son Duncan IL. korYell, and many others,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-24
EDWARD HAIGH's NOTE
VIM & Weaver Declare that they Game BY
u In a LegIihante 1sr,nsncIIon.

10 IN "A Legitimate IaTtnancttom.
Vim & Weaver Of 80 and Al West Broad
way. who had the note OF the Quassaick Mills
Company given by Edward Haigh. "a woollen
manufacturer OF Newburgh. il ia alleged. with
out the knowledge OF the other officers Of the
company. say ;hat they came by the note in n
Legitimate transaction. The note was for 50 75u
and was discounted at the Park National Bank
II has maIursd. been protested. and is now be-
ing sued. There is it is said no record Of this
note on the books OF the company and the Of
ncers say II was given 10 VIM 4 Weaver IN
blank and the amount WAS filed in by the arm
VIM h Weaver say that they were the commits
sion-seling agents Of the Qunssaick woolen
Mills and also Of Edward HaiGh's mill. They
claim 10 have advanced large amounts OF money
to both Hagh and the QuassRick company
These advances were made at various times
and largely exceeded tho value Of the merchan-
disc consigned e. them. The firm have claimed
20 some Of their friends thai Haigh owed them
900 900. VIM 4 Weaver say that after making
repeated demands upon HaIgh. both in his in
dividual capacity and rs treasurer OF the com
pany, for these advances. he sent them goods
"hoth concerns. Edward Hugh and the QGas-
Hhic Noolen Company. are stlll largely In ar
reArs for advances, as our books will show"
VIM 4 Weaver suspended last Wednesday
and nre preparing a statement Of their Affairs.
which they hope 10 submit 10 their creditors
during the present week They hope 10 make
.uoh "a statement rs Will warrant an extension.
The house is one OF the oldest in It's line aud ut
times It's operations have been extensive and
heavy The following has been received from
VIM h Weaver:
To rHE kDir0E OF rHE Srsfr In 70 the article
In lodays srS dated hswaur,h, Soy - under the
ACTS esnnees oar yes S,h Finsrd Ham AMI R NE
4lAssaich Moellen Nil Company which follows;
W were their commission s'lng Agtnts Hsigh well
~ the Quas-aics N,- cn Mil Company Owed large
amounts ~ onrNs advanced 20 him and them At various
times which ltrgtN exceeded the value the
is- consigned W ~ bN them Upon repeated demands
iuaie on INN rspre-euung 10th the huslne-- e.
Halsh and thc oua-saick NoOtu MIL Company o. pay
us hs aud then advance he sent gods and savc
tio mote 90 question 81 the Qun-sack Wnnru Mil n Part
payment ui our advances Il ..l couc~rns-k Hagh and
the QuA-snick Noocn MAI COMPANY still LARGELY IN
arrears tor ads ances. Gooks wall show. We shall
certainly II the QurssAlck Woliitn MIL Company Tor
the amount " the note Respectfully
Nav SoRE Nov - wiSs WEAvrR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-24

A story Of domestic misery wns told TO Justice
wai.h yesterday by the wiic and dAuehbr OF Michael
Gleason ship carpener. OF ISL Navy street Brookyu
she VIE Mrs Anna Gleason " court 10 have her
starving and that her husband drank ~ much and
treated hor cruelty that she OBLIGED 10 leave hin
Michael Gleason sAii htt he would not support his wiie
u size td not 1--we with him she had been DRUNK Abut
one hundred times but lac never her regular beat
lux except once Ace Gleason. ", ~ kir, Aged 10
told the most ptu story. sayins that both her father
and mother drank ~ such sAcrss gat their home
broken up, aud she was forced to away 10 prscrse
her good name AanN night thcy lad no supper Her
nrens quarrrlled a-iiy. aud she her iathtr
stfike her mother nuntCr tines justice walsh but
Gleason under 81 40 bonds 10 Keep the Icace and ~
a,ri him % pay - Wtok 90 his we. Gleason could
lIut got q uonlslnAn. and DO was INT Y an.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-24
From iAs Inn, Journal.

fF0nt Mf INN Jofo1adh
Ben.AN sneezsr late one Afternoon.
Met Shtlk BHs Cannon utl oil lioreh's mount.
And thus he. an the LANGUAGE VI th' East.
Iis mulufarinus hardships dh recount
" Sh,lk. bNw me M HE aust aud mourn,
for. loi while browsing IN The irrti.e plain,
Two ot my choicest hsIers-iAir and lat
We're caught IN limbo and VI ~ duly slain
By that internal pest Of recent birth
The half past mt accommodation tTainl'
Then quoth the shsik' Zone OF my whitest lambs
WHICH had nurpo-d soon n drive o. town,
Nhile irisking DER the distant tnwcry lea.
Masby that sell same fatal train run down
Now q B.uAui boy the Prophets beard
what are We ruined shephcrd fOlAz 10 dOf
Suppose We take Our troubles into court
You swear iOr me and will swear for you
Ana 80. hy mutual nathr. us possible
We happiy may pun each other throughlN
BcR-An- sneezer some months afler met
The shtik Ban Cannon. an inclined 70 sport,
The TWO al down upon cedar stump
r. tAlk of their experiences IN court
Ben Al quoth Them COWS We're thin A. rails
Now that they're gone. IT, mighty glad Hm -
Hak Gamnon said Now that the Judgments paid
don't mind teiliuH you that slaughtered iamG,
So TAR from being what you sNore IN court,
Was. by the gNat horn spoon. not worth cent %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-24

SATURDAY. Nov. 20 -FJouH AND MEAI-The
nour lnatkt was nh scu,e, but sympHWitaiis win
medium srfr,s W. quote No = f2toas1 TO- ~.
C.raue, s!Sssaeo' ceallna :, ss.d s,ipoa, extra.
brands e. S,sss 70. niune-o,a rau ~ Is S4ss~ %,
SS Ss rp.a my 5sss Is ~ ssr a o -. 81 c9a
soa, - a. s'"yH A., ~
:. un re ICED. slsssiG
.nG re ;' s' G 500 '1 sG P p W.
,.9'.ns 49, .St n,ssTitt etis ,.- lamar, - ~
cent. al poet this day. ~ i-s bales
p :ss rs G @s'' a. y - s's cr 1 Sa MY
or ne Dc an ~ ~ lar .hr'r sirHf AMI Tor niure
Js"ssry sni W." me-. a, I, ss.s ior fshfaar S'
a., Ss a. s l or & s s S = .Ss a
, D. ne T ~ '. ,, ' ss 4 Ar ~ ~ 'S e hey" ~ to
ci5 to- a. - p+tsisb prime CIV ani sa ia 81 i7
At 81 IS for Dse,rntrr e. sss =, ior Gnuer, and
e. :'s iSr f,nfusfy pr' ,s,d -. sas'f at ''asi.c
oSA.'-wh,s, va; aily &c ee,,'T aud ndemend. sales
81 los n srSi yinsI q l.sSs -. 10 rhi,e. q ii
81, j 500 hush ineludH Sc amber. q c7. >els+
i S1 Sy5%f Il o . 10 10 dS bgs ss1 &
istl - i.r Jsnasry A,rt Nhanse So anv.t s9n ~
iad ~ Jnauary Az bariey "a ct Oats drai bsi
rather quiet sal,s $500 bush. including mixed a.
~ 81, e.Slso. Tor uiN,d. aid .r.S2tc fot ~hie,
on Il, SPOT az i5.isi,c ior NV So mixed and t0.
-l7c 'sr No q .,,-inr a a. snd Tor uiurc d,s.
odd Western yellow sold 1T 80.
$40. tlixs-,'unce aui rice quiet ani UNCHANGED Raw
dull aud Ne prsSsed lair l. gnoi rrinns ~ eic
with sales eN hhd. cuba 1T 81 rennsd. uefli 49,
TOR hhtds. and s4s-'tc Tor standari " A. New crop
New orleans ulniffhtt active At 80. iof
common o. hultr, fure1u 1ul
rVEBMKs-NaNAl stores were qnet AMI unch ansed at
3Oest for sprt- OF turirnuue, aud SIS - 4itpr
common TO good strained n Tol' aln Wa again iul
unchanged at So or cruie, IN buik and ~ tor rnnrd
this ocean tfsHhts ~vre In The main steady, tuueh
rather quiet" gTain. ny sail 20 Liverpool a. ID a.,
hoar a. ~ cotton, BY siesm ~ bason ~ gram
TO UA-for, ny sail q td 2 a. hour - ~ gram "
London by stea 81 a. hs hops NJ gram lu Lsg.
horn W Napss 81 20 40 by steamer 10 French port
O. sd ar Tenned petroleum to the east col.t OF Ire.
land - II Lln.rick. - 81 DO To London. 81 4ist
do ia eases To te,Ant 81 gold 10 o. NoruunA, -oc,
gold ludlow nomlnlL NhisheN Qulst ~ - U7h
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-24
Jennie Harris. Marriage.

Jennie Harris. is years Of oRe has begun a
the snnnncnt OF her marriage with Rhas liar
ns she save that Harms with whom she had been ac
quAned met her IN The street the 2ilh u January
last and invited her with him 1888 Ridge street
whore he hives with his mother and his sister that while
there Harris induced her TO dnnk something which
rarity deprived her ~ cun-cousness and while in that
state she was taken b. him / ns cay Han and the
ceremony OF marrH4e between them performed by
Mayor Bly, They I,raTltes ant She says that had
she been IN ul procession OF her laculur- she would
consented tn union thar not sanctioned
hy the .oemies ~ her religious faith. judge awrencs
referred the case TO James J. Aealis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-24

Gold wns firm nj 1O0k bid all day.
In loans he rates pnd or having balance carried


~ oana the rates pd iOr having balance carried were
"a 4 cent ant HAT
NJ total cicAra. ct the rol department. Of uc soct
hhcbanpe were S1I27tDO gold balances. 81 80 tp1 aud
currency balances si37 sS thr Vros- cearngs oi The
week having been small. nmuunuun only tn $50
hllnl Tie Sub Treasury paid out todtv f7l.su ~
cnin interest the puhf debt and for Ssba.
90, having redeemed SilDGuO ~ called burds which.
dunnr the week aggregated ~ 4ta n; receiving dunng
the same pcuud in g. in tur customs Al 1i4pD
The DAYS hu-ine-- At thc sub irnaurv was tein r..
cetps, f6tTt24 10; paymrats. SffNAei 49, bel tnse.
tla3.aiA az j note receipts Sr1. 7n4 81. payments
S22f.00pis. balance, Sf7.27I543 ~. customs fH7tsn
The luirrual revenue urctipts ~ Washington to-day
were ttODuD and the enstotns receipts E2NDfsD The
Treasury riro received t5l0tuO IN nAnna bank notes
Tor rraemrtion. which mnke- t,utl nj - 1890
the week. Tie Treasury now holds $50 tDOu,d hrnl.
~ secure tho national hank circuaudn pi- 3H3n 90
Tor the public deposits The Outstanding auk ctrcua.
lion amounts e. af s5OnU curenc, nutis ana ~ an,
40 ad notct The imports Of dry good su valuation.
iu. the " "a ending today. amounted To its1p4O
FreNn etgl anre rud quiet usual 90 steamer day,
~ - T. and tAcNSi of uue and demand drafts respect
tvtlv.
IN the money market cai loans on approved stOcs col
durtsd at saS
The week, oSniht u the associated banks reelected
decrrase ~ fUH Is iu the restrVr nti they
qrntN now hold onv fll2iO.rln in u the 70
=. ~ .spo
Uu,srinusnt bonds were active and suAdy Tue fol-
lowing were the 3 4. ". tlosinE price.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-24

The man who was killed on the Fort HRnil-
ton steam railroad on Friday night sAs Thomas Fowler
AGED So Of Eghty sixth street and Third avenue con
lie entered the tram At Twenty seventh street
att 80 NJ 10 80 home n, sat n u4c nrst car A. the
train which consisted 81 dummy ami tso ordinary
cars ncutti t-htS sixth sire, l. Fowler quit Me
car. auu Doe the conductor could stop The he
Jumped on. Al}i. Ia the conductor whuin he kncw.
ON. Tan 30 Eht' lie tell un hs side under uhe ca No.
Tie earned 60 Fort Hamilton. here tho arm,
surgeons nied hun hat he died Nlt.in malt an hour
EtWafd Pitts ami James ~hNuFhur-y. conductors the
uaIn and kdrdse Co-gns, the engineer we're arrested
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-24
No Nse...l.y for an Extra se..,ou.

wAsHINGToN Nov. 23.-Charman Atkins o.
the nou.e Committee on Appropriations says that he
docs not think there viii he necessity extra
session 81 Congress SO lar A. the APPROPRIATION balls
eTncd. he h VI the opinion tiat thvs vii all he
ported to the House by the last week ~ January. He
dutr not think ulat the Democrats Nil do anything
session solely the purpose uf gauiny
control of the offices the senate and has no npprc
that any act ON their part will uccesstae an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-24
)ENNsNLVANIA RAILROAD.
bHEAl tn Nk iINE
AM UNITED eTAIf- MAIL Unl-VP

AND UNITED STATt> NAH. ROt-rR.
ON ami after nov H. i-7S
Trans ieaNe New York. DtsOTOssss and CortAndt
streets ltrrr-. ns follows
ESpres- ar Hart -JarS rtsburgh the West aud snnth
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, AZ "a. NJ. and
sylP VI dallN
Ff w.tam-port Lack Haven. Cory. AMI Erie at p 81
VI. eunhtcum AZ 'orrs fct titusNhe, reuoleun
centre, AMI TIE on hsgio1s WihiAuspOrt and Lock
Haven't A n
Baltimore. Washington. and the south. limited wash
m.rn LNtfes, u iulman fAror car dmly, except
SUNDAY. ~ \ arrive Washington 4 ~ 4 N k,ru
laI at ! a. and go 4 NJ, AMI 40 4. ". suDdsy
sunday
Expres. Tor Philadelphia. "a ~. , ~ q no Limited
~ 4 NJ. !. 4 . ~. 7Bl. Sli. ant ~ T. VI SUNDAY
and -conf Glass, Z ~ T. VI
BoatsI "Brouklyu AnusN connect with all through
tralis At jersey cav Affurlina sp.tdy and dirvet
transfer for kr1ukNu travel
Tralas arrive. From ftsburgh. 81 10 % A. n 1910
z n daily. go N q SOP n dads. except Monday
fr.un Aashills ton and BAlumOrr. diJJ A. VI ? ~
10 1910 4; N sunday 500 4. n and ~. 10 4 N.
frOn Philadelphia. 5to. n 81 y ~ I0.4I ~ 81 A n
40 go ~ $50. and 10 10 T. ". Sunday, 8 10,
rrksi onces. itu and HGt Brnidsny I Astor House
ahd loot Dcsbrss's AMI toruantt st. Court mi
bf@hyn Annsh I~JVt, TO-, q tuion Il, BroekS a.
IL llN. AMI lis Hudson It, Hohuktn. Depot jersey
n,y kmigrani 1cket once, Battery place.
FRANh THOMSON L. T. FARMER.
General Manager. Gem Pass. n.er AGENT
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The whipping Foe, In DELAWARE.
The Jana aud Jerusalem II. Ii.

NEWCASTLE. Nov. 23.-Nne convicts, six
hHek aud three white were puhhcy WIN pad al tho jl
here today, i've OF them being also lilOrhd
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no I'IIII.ADEI.PHIA

PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
JllE otnEsrABLisHEp ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THRoIGlI TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
THREE nEFO1s IL PHILADELPHIA,
TWO ~ NEW YORK
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED FQrIP
hESf ANn rllR lASTBSf uNE CONSISTENT
VITA ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
ON AND AFTER NOV 10 is7a
Express Trans leave Sew York. Wa Drslrassss and
g. tllAndt streets fsrrcS. as follows
81 %. 81, 9. luuAmlt,dl. ~ N; I. 80 80
sSp. and 10 = NJ
BoHi- 81 BrupAlyn AnueN" connect with all through
train, al jer~ry ,1ty ufor,iing speedy sui direct
transfer Tor HrnokA travel
Rcurnnf trains lssty" Philadelphia ~ Oi. 20 6s
: "a. \. \ ~. and II A. d4nntrd EVrress - T.
" e =, Z. $50 z ant ~ = on sunday, i2Oi
~. 3 %, =. $50 A VI :. ~ T.. NJ.
Tc.tt uifccs SD AMI ast Broadway Astar IIousa
And tot NJ Dehroses ant curtand ~ Court st and
brvkly Annex Depot loot 90 a. Jou st.. BfoNyu, ia
lldard ~ Hui-on Il Hof~ken; Depot Jersey City
kmEraut ueket once. Bakery plsee
FRANK THOMSON. l. T.. FARMER,
General Manager Cen PASSENGER AGENT
TROY BOATS have Pier ~ y r. foot Leroy st.
daily, except SATURDAY. atdf NJ