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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-10-25
ARCHTTECTS.

BAVLD SLOAN, Civil Engineer and Sur
veyOf, Architectural and Mechanical
Draughtsman. Ofhce in Pierce and Red.
hasd's Block, Ashtabula, Ohio, 1920
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-10-25
PHOTOGRAPHERS

RLAKESLBz & MOORE. PhofogTaD6-
srs and Dealers in Pictures, EngraviI5g-s
Chromos, &C; having large supply III
Mouldings Of various descriptions, are pre-
pared to frame anything in the Picture line
at short notice and in the best style.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-10-25
DRUGGISTS.

MARTIN NEWBEHRR, Druggist and
Apothecary, and General Dealer IN Drugs,
Medicines, Wines and Liquors for snedlesll
purposes, Fancy and Toilet Goods Main
street, Sd door south Centre, Ashtahula, o.
CWAHLRs g. SWIFT, Ashtabula, Ohio,
DealsF in Drugs and Medicines, Groceries,
Perfumery and Fancy Articles, superior
Teas Cofee, Spices, Riavoring Extracts, Pa
tent Medicines Of ev3ry description, Paints,
Dyes, Wernishes, BT q shes, Fancy Soaps, Heir
Ola &C. ali Of which will be sold at the low
est prices. Prescriptions prepared with suit
able care. 1885.
GR0RGE WILLARD, Dealer in Hard
ware. Saddlery, Nails, iron, Steel, Drugs,
Medicines Paints, 6ils, Dyestuffs, &c, Main
street, Ashfabula. Ohio. 1895.
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HARNEss MAKER.

e. @. FORD, Manufacturer and Dealer in
Saddles, Harness, Brides, Collars, Trunks
Whips, &C, opposite Flax House, Ashta.
bula, Ohio, l0l5
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-10-25
DFNTIsTs.

R ID. Z, KELLEY. D. D. s., successor
.i1l to G. W. Nelson, Main street, Ashta-
snIa. Ohlo. ~
"a p. z. HALL, Dentist, Ashtabula
I9 Ohio. Office Centre street, between
IN and Park 1913
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MERCHANTS.

TaOs. n. Booth, General Dealer in
Dry Goods Groceries, croekeTy la ana S5s45- SssS
ware, Boots and Shoes. heady-Ma9e 1S Slosn-
ing Hats and Caps, Tobaccos ana Clg.@Ls, ~. -,
and everything a family needs - 81 "
wear. North Main street, AshtaDnla. I359
TOMRER 4 ROCKWELL, "a. C. Tombes
and /. T.. ROckWell) wholesale and re
tail Dealers In Groceries and Provisions.
Fruits and GRAIN Agents Tor American and
Union Express Companies and Cleveland
Herald, Main street Ashtabulas 0. llSGS .
A.R.kE. W.SAVAGE, Dealers in Choice
Family Groceries and Provisions; also pure
Confectionery, and the finest brands OF To-
bacco and Cigars. l2a
o. =. WELLS, Produce and Commission
Merchant for the purchase and sale OF W est
EN- Reserve Butter, Cheese aud Dried Fruits,
Main street, Ashtabula, Ohio. lzA
CARLISLE 4 TKLEtE, Dealers IN Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods, Family Groceries and
Crockery. WillRrd's New Block, Asbtabula,
Ohio. 1895
GILkEY & PERRY, Dealers in Dry
Goods, Groceries, CrOckery and Glassware,
next door north Of Fisk House, Main street,
Ashtabula, Ohio. los
J. ~ FAULKNER a SON, Dealers IN
Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Feed, Foreign
Wster-Lzme, SeedEs &C, AeiA street. Ash
tsbula, Ohio.
~. RRnHBA a. Dealer in Flour, Pork,
Hams, Lard, and ali kinds OF Fish: also al
kinds OF Family Groceries, Fruits and Con-
fectionery, Ale and Domestic Wines. ll25l
q. L. MORRISON, Dealer IN Dry Goods,
Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Hardware, Crockery, Books, Paints Ollsi
&C, Ashtabula, Ohio. Lz2l
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MISCELLANEOUS.

I87 BUILDING LOTS FOB sALKIl
ter, Real Estate and Loan Agent Ashtabula
Depot. ll2o9l WIN. HUMPHREY.
,. SUN. BL KTH, Agent for the Liverpool,
LOndO' & Globe Insurance Co Cash Assets
over SzJO0O,Oo0 Gold. In the U. s. 50, 800 900.
stoeF .lolders also personally liable lI2I3
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'T don't think you need send Ior me
again. She cannot possibly get better;
and to save you further trouble, I'll just
write you out certificate for her burial.H
And he did. After the doctor departed
the woman got better rapidly. She has
now completely recovered, and goes
about carrying her burial certificate with
her. At least so says the Sheffield Tex
graph
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HOTELS.

FTSK FOOSF-Kshtabuia- Ohio-A. Field,
Proprietor. An Omnibus running TO and
Stable kept in connection with this House
TO convey passengers to every point. ll25l
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-10-25

A.R.kE. ~. SAVAGE, Dealers in Choice
Family Groceries and Provisions; also, pure
Confectionery, and the finest brands OF To-
bacco and Cigars. l2a
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HARDWARE. &c

GEO o, HDRBAHD q co., dealers n
4ardThrd, Iron, Steel and Nafls, Stoves, Tin
Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper and Zinc, and Man
bfEcturers fTin Sheet Iron and Copperware
Fisk's Block, Ashtabula. Ohio. l095
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-10-25
SILK6.

Black Gros Gram at 75c S5c Sl.OO and 81.
One each of Bonne's Silk $50 SI75,
Manufactured order by
pive esatisf wear
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FAST HORSES or rHE FUTURE.
Col. wilson's Exhibition Of smugRler's Prom
isinR OhsprlnR.

W. II. Wilson OF Abdnah Park. CynthiOna.
Ky has brought fine lot Of thoroughbred trOttcrs TO
New York from the Home Farm OF col II Russell at
Milton Mass There six twoVcar old colts. the ioHl
Smugsler the great trot,ng stallion who made record
Of 2i5ii The horses In the Excelsior stable In
Broadway. the Gil>ey House. In the nrs stall
stands the stallion Iluguenoi. dam by Daniel Lambert
He stands Is hands inch high, and Is bright BAY,
with white star In his face. and two white legs
In the next stall Is Cockeyc dam by cen Knox,
grand dam iiuntns's Messenger lie sa bay stallion,
aud looks the picture Of his sire smusgler lie isa two
year oil with white stripe in his face The eyes set
wide apart just above the nostrs isa white spot The
shoulders are deep and well sct In the rear he Is
smooth well turned and powerful HIS finely turned
legs arc the admiration " horemen lie stands nearly ~
hands high.
In an adjoining stall is Hamburg, bay stallion. ~
hands hgl, dam by Volunteer lie has great strength,
aud holi. quick action
The fourth colt Il the mare Havana dam by Rv-ivk
uamhletoniau. She Is darn hay standing 10 hands
high. with white star IN her nce and white strip on
her She closely resembles The bay mare Puca.
hontas the property Oi Mr. Robert Bonner ct this city
Flora Is beautiful mare. dam hv Rising sun. She
stands ~ hands hgh aud isRn snmal ~ great promise
Hawthorn occupies the last OF the stalls lie Is gray
gcldng standing 10 hands 90 inches high dam by T s
Long. SON Of Den Knox.
Mr.. wilson also brought with him tile well known
che stnut Ecllng Mahonaina. record 2ui Mr. wilson
will probably drive Maznunnia the road once before
shipping him to his home IN Abdallah fark, Cynth
XIV
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THE NEW ARMY DILL.
what Gene. Upton, Hancock, and schoneld
Think of IL.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-Gen. Sherman
having sent to the various division and depart
ment commanders copies OF the new Army bill.
some Of them have communicated to him their
views concerning 1t.
Gen. Upton commanding the artillery school
at Fortress Monroe, says The new Army
bill agrecobly disappoints me. Congress hns
never shown so favorable and friendly dis
position before. Tho provisions for reduction
are extremely liberal. while the proposed set
Element OF many veXcd questions is 30 mani
fesly for the best interests of the service. that
hope the bill may become q law. Command and
administration seem to mo to be very plainly
divided. and II this distinction IL established by
law can see no reason to npprchend the con-
fusion of the past. The stan will become n part
Of the army. and we snail be able to work har-
moniOusly in the future. The principle Of stnff
detail which YOU have long urged Will enable
YOU by means OF personal reports to reward all
Jealous and aspiring young officers notice
thnt inspection reports are To- be considered
ordinarily IA confidential. This makes an
inspector SPY. This last line of the section
Gen Hancock snys: I have como to the con-
clusion thnt there will not be much harm done
N the stan suffer some by the Burnside bill.
When the staff and line Of nm army are in hos
tile array to each other IN an army, rs In our
service to-day; the public service cannot. |
think. bc IA VOL attended to as 1t should be and
might br IL no such state OF affairs existed.
can Understand why tho line II hostile to the
Vil'Tblennitnt anu kFttu OF lnN StnI LOT power.
hut why Congress or its committees should be
SO hostile To the stan think can only be- ac-
counted for on the idea that the pressure in
Congress day by day and year by year on tho
part Of humorous stan has inccnscd them.
don't know who Ia responsible for tho bill Of the
Burnside CQmtpittec. but | think II has very
many good things in IT and is likely to become
n law"
Gen. schoned Superintendent OF West PoIn,
Academy says: I" really think we have reason
TO be gratined with tho work Of the Committed
although we would gladly save SO much cutting
down OF officers. IN II were possible. Tho mode
OF doing II Is certainly ms liberal and kind as
possible II II must be done. but OF that We had
no right to judge. / think you may rely upon
Washington in your approval of this measure
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Detective Charles Frost Of the Brooklyn Po-
lice Central ONCE found IN his mail Yesterday morning
an envelope containing one-thou,and-dolar bond Of
the New Jersey Central Railroad. with tho unpaid
pons Of several years Accompanying wasa letter dated
New YORK. Dec ~ which read ~ follows
Having heard that you Wrrc look ng Cor bonds
Thought would let you have one thata par of nine
away with some TIM" asa. tie got away with more
ihan ti, "nr, Tat lcseu thc other pant q, AMI don
know Where, NJ Ire got The collar out West some Tune
aso. AMI is doing time in Joliet The only reason
return mis- bond h because can't DISPOSE OF II without
running chances and thought by returning II to yuI II
Mould grt The collar an your side you would dc rs
much tor me You know me we'll You got me settled
about six years ago. but 1t wast your fault II was
TO tell you iu} name you would know me well In haste,
remain yours truly, HRntTAs
The bond WAS re- tistcrcd in the name Of John " Wat
son, and H. numbered 402l. Supcnntc ndcnt Campbell
has directed an ma lttY 10 the ownership tie bond
and Whom aml Mhrrn h Wa lu.l
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On Christmas night some young men going
home late from rafie In Paterson stumbled over bun.
die wrapped In pillow In water street They par
TALLY opened IT, aud seeing head and ears in the DARK
ness took 1t 0ra pgs head, dropped they supposed by
drunken man and they threw the bundle back into
the gutter Ate o'clock ON Thursday morning, ~ Ahram
Bush was going 10 his store he the bundle felt Of H.
ad conclud, that II was hlCd with while tai
down the shutters ot his sDro he blamed himself Tor no.
having examined the bundle more carefully, and he went
back, but the bundle lie looked under the
stoop on hc opposite side of the sidewalk and IN other
places Tor IL without SUGGEST ON IuurfdaY night he
was GONG home late with friend. reaching the snnt
ho related hs mornings adventure and pointed out the
stuop under which Ice hat lunked fr the bundle To his
asonisiment Tue mysterious bundle was there. Some
one had evidently licked II up and un discovering ts
contents quietly brought II back again and kicked II
under the stoup Bush and his companion opened the
bundle aud found that a. contained The body INFANT
carefully wrapped M II was turned over To Curou er
warner. wh0-t examination made h probable that the
child nat been murdered there nothing Ia denote
death from natural cAu,e AMI there some oS mence
Oilts having been stranded
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KILLED BY ms SISTER.
Homsnce Outrivailed In Pennsylvnnis
Farmers Good and Iil-Fortune.

Pom n, John.forn Trbre
Ono OF the saddest of tragedies was that
on Friday evening. Mt the home Ot Mr.. Richard
Hothem. near Hillside. Westmoreland County.
Pa Mr.. II. and his wife wont away. on visit on
Friday leaving mt home their son Joseph. aged
%. their daughter Mary. aged 10. and two other
daughters. and i years OF nge respectively
In tho evening Joseph attended u spell
ing g." boo cautioning his sister Mary. as
about . o'clock he started for homo.
and ~ he approached the house the
barking Of the dogs alarmed his sisters. rs
Joseph WIS not expected Ia k at 40 early nm
hour 1t is probable the young man intended
TO test his sister Mays courage. for lac pulled
his hat down oyer his face. and otherwise dis
guiscd himself. When he was within n few
rods OF tho house Mary appeared IN the door
way and hailed him: Is that YOU. JoeI' But
he did not answer. and continued to advance.
Tho girl, now worked up to high pitch ~
cxr.tcmept, again hailed the advancing figure
with. Who are you p Still no answer. and Mary
shouted again. Is that you joe. ami ran into
the house and armed herself with shotgun.
Returning To the door she discovered To her
surprise. the strange man standing on the
steps. AMI ~ soon IA she appeared hr advanced
toward her. St9p.' she shouted. stop. or |
the same instant the girl raised tho gun aud
fired. and he sank down on the porch. grnan-
ing. on. my dear, sister. on. my dear
brother. | have Killed your tn" poor girl
screamed rs she throw down tho gun aud cur
ried him into the house. where he soon died,
Richard lInth-m. the father ia the man who.
in 1851 or 1862. picked ny fortune on the rail
road near his home. He WAS walking along the
road and saw folded newspaper. an on pick
Ing IL up found enclosed $50 900 In bank notes.
He took the package to an attorney and sought
legal advice. Adverts ments were ms rrted Ia
the newspapers throughout the country. in
the hop % discovering the loser Of tho
money. and for over year diligput search
was made far and wdn: but no one ever mp
peared To claim IL. md Mr.. Hothem eventually
Appropriated II to hiS own uses. A short time
previous 70 tho finding OF the money largo cI
press robbery had been perprtrated near llnr-
per'S Ferry. and ii was the general belief that
being closely pressed by pursuars. the thieves
had thrown tn money from "A rar window. in
tending 10 return for II on the first opportunity
~ elud INC rho lptpttfVea
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ID. o. Bradley. Assembyman- elect from tho
Second Assembly District OF westchester Cou e, by
judge bonohu' on tie 2Dh ut appointed u the Ic
seNefship ot the Mutual Benent Savings hank innde
vacant BY tho de nth ot the late William Aldrch Mr.
bradley retains Mr. Adrchs Offices at n Broadway Mr.
hIAlley shid Yesterday that there IL about S4OU ON
hAhd the ast diNleud, aud 1t Is being PAID out as a
ne a.poslms pre-. M themselves There Is no proba,
D,ty uad announcer dividend Is to be declared before
sihtlY rht remaining assets consist al real estate
Ggh ms been unt iccessiu offered for ~ Auc uon
h"H market value undoubtedly and Is 10 bs snid
hNAvay ~ as 10 Jisd dI,i nd Of 81 ieaSt psr &C mt
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pENNsYLyANiA nAILMoAD.
GREAT TkUNk LINZ
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES NAH. ROUTE
on and after Dtc. IL. ISIS.
Trains Wavc New York. DeshrO.-cs aui COrtianit
streets ferrtrs. ~ fnliows
ENprc-. iur Harr.ug. Pittsburgh the West aul South,
with Pullman Palace Ears attached at A NJ, q snd
s3nP daily
For wltansport Lock Haven. CORY. anl Ere. at ~
~ connecting At CORY Tor IituNhlc Petroleum
Centre, ami thc on Regions Wilamspcrt aud Lock
Haven. % 4 "
BAliimuf.. Washington and the South Limited wash.
ingtun Express. of fullman Pa,or cars daily. except
sunday ~ A. NJ. arrive Mashin-tu ~ Z. VI. Regu
lar At I 81 ant . - A. NJ. and 10 T. " sunday,
$50 A W. ami loF VI. For Baltimore. 4 T. NJ. except
SUNDAY
Eyprcssfo Tor rhiladclphia Ia ~ s2n @ 40 Iimicdn
II A. VI. 1851 ., =. q. I 80 - aud ~ T.. NJ sun
day 49, Atd 4 NJ .. -, ! ~ = ~ And 10 T. NJ. BUT
grant and So nui class. ! - 4 VI
Boats at "Brnukyu AnlvX' connect with all through
trains AZ jersey cay. aflriin. speedy aud direct
transfer tor B-oOklVn travel
Trains arrive FROM Pittsburgh ~ ~ IN 4 NJ 10 ~
T. daily. 30 A .I.sl T. NJ duiy. except Monday
From Mashins ton AMI Balu more. 80 \ NJ ,. 300
80. l0l9f NJ SUNDAY. 90 A " AMI 70 70 T. A.
FROM Philadelphia. N. % ~. Htn 10 ~ ~ ~ A NJ
$50. ~ q - 80. snl lul I, v; sunday. 5Oh
$50. ~ ~ II 80 A. NJ. Il - 80 ~ T.. NJ.
Tie kct Ofces s2i ami ma broadway. Ast1r HOUSE
and loot ~ d. hrosscs ami turtAntt sts Court II tnd
brooklyn Annex Depot. foot al FULTON u, BFunkN a.
M lld. ami ia hudson It, Uo0pkru. Depot jersey
Iliy hmEtsui Ticket Once, Battery p lcc..
fKANk THOMSON l.. T. FARMER
General Manager devil Passenger
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THE BLIIR-GR.INGER CASE.
Some Additional Facts which Call for sus-
PensIon or Judgment.


The story OF the Blair-Grangcr scandal,
published few days ago in tho Post. while sub
stantiHy true. seems to have been erroneous In
n few unysseuiial points. From what has since
boon made public concerning the matter. TAP
Ho entered the army ~ n private In the FIJI
t"enth Infantry. but WAS gradually promoted
until in 1877 his present commission Of CAPTAIN
was granted to him. He WAS married to Mrs.
Gordon Granger. about year ago, at her
fathers residence in Lexington and has since
lived with her in Santa Fl. The story OF his
alleged first marriage was made known hy the
American Consul at Glasgow. who came to
Washington Just previous to the publication OF
behalf Of Mrs. Thomas Blair Nichols OF q as
gov. who claims to be- tho lawful wife Of Capt.
Thomas Blnir Nichoa. alias Blair, OF the Fiji
teenth Iniantry. and that she has had children
by him. The Consul also brought with him
what purported To be the acceptance by tho
War Department Of Capt Blairs resignation.
which MIS-. Nichols alleges was given her by
Capt. Blair when he visited her about a yoar
ago This acceptance was. OF course. false ns tho
gentleman had never resigned Mrs. Granger
wis notified Of those proceedings by her friend.
first telegraphed her to be- prepared for un-
pleasant news. This was followed by another
despatch. 10 the effect that Blair had n wfe in
Scotland. Mrs. Granger AT once replied in Inn
guage which indicated that she was not totally
ignorant Of existing complications, but that she
would stand by her husband. Tho connection
OF Judge Durham with the matter WIS errOne-
ously stated That gentleman merely called at
the War Department to learn what truth there
former Mrs. Granger being resident OF his
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As the Row DR.. Il. 3, Porter pastor OF the Bod
ford Avenue Reformed Church in Brooklyn, reading
IN the siuN ot his edcnce at l2l Cymcr street Brook
On. ~ ihur~iaN afternoon, a pistol bail shattered
ga" an a." nay window, and struck book standing
one m on hs table in line with his position and pcnr
uh'n 1"s IT, cover Dr Porter tuiuks that the book
saved ms me- IT'S not known whence the bullet cane
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ptrsonl. Aoiltts.

Z
IEEN nan. -fmrty years PDu,N1n am Am'r
"A Go pt'LNr, -ircHrs, Diseases at mon ami JOS, OF
manhood, consultation Tree DE- JAtOBl. ldl Bceckcr
street
DISEASES OF MEN AMI ncryuu. pro.tralon a
- 'IrcAiN prs JA'QuES& hRoplKhi Nng success
iuN treated irse dl~t+s iur the last n wears
hll rt-r, nom whatever cause or how long siAutins
lisW' a speedy cure Z University place, Now York
ph'V houts uu . and toH
DH CAMPHELI.. l7d Lexington .y. near il.l
- '@ 'flt-r' moderate. advice tIcc ntn ami tuH
DISEASES an MEN aspecAlty, quick and lasting
- tNl"N AdNlrr lrvv. ia lkN lhn, i6t HoWriY
DlSEASES Of VI IN sarculV, cure from 3tob ;
~ DAYS Dr. YER ~ West Ism II urai 6tl. Az.
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Sinsnrlal.
Dibio,nos.

INTEREST On LONG ISLAND CITY
i Rnnd. The interest on the Long Island city Bonds
dut ian isTn will 30 paid acr that date az the MA
Klhk NATIONAL BANK, corner OF Wall and Pearl sts
JOHN Il NORRIS. city Treasurer.
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Tn'al papers printed from Jan I. i,T6 tn b. ! lSIh
l2:i eOO. s5S. making diiy average ui 1854 0e
the rutlrt
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no PmILADELpmIA
rENNsYLNANiA RAILROAD

TllE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
hNrFFrN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROrGu TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
ThRkL pkrOfS ~ fIii. ADELllllA,
TWO II NEW YORK
DOUBLE rgAcK, TIE MoS1 IMrGovHn k9uIr.
MENr. AND TIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ON AND AFTER ne. Ii. 1873.
Express Trans leave new York. VIA DcsbrOsscs and
toruandt Streets Ferries. a. follows
- 49, ~ %. ~ lIml;rdi, II " I, ~ T. :, 0,
~ 40, nn inr " sundays and . A. NJ ., D.,
7 81 \ 50. NIL 10 r. VI.
Boats of "BrO1@yn Annex connect with all through
trains St jersey Guy annrdng u speedy ani direct
transfer for BrooA,yn travel
Retrhns trains leave Philadelphia ~ Oi. a. - T.
50, \. : 80, and II % liultri kNpress - T.
NJ. !, 80 L ami 7Slr on sunday ~ ~
~, so, :, $50 4. " !. T:ti T.
rckrt Offices. a-u AMI ga broadway, AstOr HOusc,
and foot OF pebr"sses aud tortaat ~ Court st and
Bro yu ANNEX Dap foot nf Fulton St, Brooklyn, III.
III and lis luisuu It, lohlkru Depot. Jersey City
Eu nut ncAut office. Battery place. -
PRANK THOMSON. l. l.. FARMER.
General Manager. Geul PASSENGER Agent
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atIiolous laoluts.

"a S. -Tmrd year OF the tm"n Gospel services The
Roy samuel Co'curi viii preach NJ ga sunday afternoon
subject Lessons nt the CLOSING Year" ainsins hy
Carlos Forcnnc and the great chuir seats free Every
body welcome.
MADISON AVEtUE REFORMED church.
1'I corner 3lth st-DlNino service ut II A. and p
4 VI. Rev Edward A. Rred pastor. Sabbath hcnJol al
= T. NJ strangers cordially invited.
DARK THEA = Admission tree every sun.
Day mght at ~ Mr sawyer Will conduct tom.
perance meeting, /. 7 Thatcher singing
REV. MES kENNEDY will conclude his re.
~ view Of tie pre- m'nninl theory sabbath evening.
commencing NJ Ia at the Fourth H. T. Church. West 4Sth
ST. between Sth anl 9th Subject 90 The Ludgue nj
or Judgments FINAL Aposiacy, and End" Mnrnns rer
vice At Os o'clock b. the pastor, the Rev James Ken
n.dy.
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DAILY EDITION. =.
Ordinary Advertisements. per Agate line Z W
Larry ~" cuts iAsntr VH-grcmeut. per hnc ~
Business suucrs before Marriage ana Deaths, per -
line -
Slecai Nouces alter Marriage and deaths Ter line ~
Blnhins aud Financial after money article, yer =.
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