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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

The PARASITE OF THE PEAR TREE-Thishroub-
lescme disease, SO much in the way of the pear
grower, has been very successfully traced for its
origin to q vegetable parasite of q fnngoid char
acter. The remedy lie q vigoroas growth of the
trees. A tree entirely healthy and vigorous is
not liable to be attacked by fupgus-decline
and decay are the conditions fayoring grow this
of that character.-Frna Recorder.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

LINE FOR APPLE TREEs.-Mr. N. ]. Blackwell,
OF New jersey, who is an experienced fruit grow
or, says: ave have used lime on our apple orch.
ard for number of years, and consider it bene,
fetal in moderate quantities-say twenty bushels
to the acre. We have an old orchard that has
horne heavy crops for several years, that We have
lined with good results.-Coinan's Raral World.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

FoUNDERED HoRsEs.-Remove the shoes; re-
quire him to stand in tub of cold water for
three or four hours day for the first three days,
then one hour daily till the lameness entirely
disappears give three ounces of nitrate of potash
in one dose, in solution then in half-ounce dos
es twice a day till cure has been affected in
warm and dry weather keep wet swabs or spong-
es around the coronet at night.-Tarf, Field and
Farm
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

COMMENCE IN Transformations against in.
season, because when they are allowed to DO de-
veloped to maturity they propagate eggs in
such abundance that it is almost impossible to
keep them under. The destruction Of one early
moth 10 . far better preventive than killing Q
hundred caterpillars-Prdirie Farmer
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

RESPONSES to prayes and sermons may be good
II they come in at the right place-Not so, how
ever, came IN response, recently, to q minister
in an African church at Independence. He had
come down from the pulpit to invite stranger
In one OF the pews to preach for him, but was
unsuccessful. Brethren" he said, 81 invited
Brother s. to preach, but he decliues ~
Thank God" roared out man from the mid
die of the church.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

DIR: j. used to relate that, on ono of his visits
70 L,Hotel Dieu, having asked patient how he
did, the sick man answered: "Ah, doctor, an
90 i'll, that il any one came and told me I was
dead, should not be astouished ut ALL"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

WHALE On SoAP.-whale oil soap, diluted, is
eneceuai IN Kidding trees Of caker worms and
the advantage of being innocent to human life.
We repeat, Paris green should not be used iudis-
criminstely foliage for the destruction of Leaf
eating insects, particularly where there are small
children about
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

"IN afraid said lady to her husband, ssthst
I am going to have . stiff neck.p
mot ct al improbable, my dsar,n replied the
husband; 81 havs seen stronr symptoms Of il
ever since We were irst marrieds
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

The Decatur (Ala.) Nsrs says: 'Since the ap-
pearance Of the smallpox in our midst, the pho
tograph gallery has been crowded to overflow
before being dis6gured by the contagion."
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

LAWNS EASILY FREED FROM wEKDs.-weeds
in lawns, II ANIMALS, are soon killed BY frequent
moving; thistles, docks, plsntains, and other
perennisls, can be pulled, when small, il the
ground IL moist or if too large, cut below the
surface with knife. few Q hildreu win soon
clear them ont at little expsuse.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

SMART boy-"Papa, is it fair for the teacher
to bog me for what don't do ~ Indignant faith
er--No, my son-no, by no mesnsn Smart boy
when didn't do my sumsip
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

GoosEBERRY BUsHEs.-Those who buy currant
or gooseberry bushes as late this, will do we'll
to cut them severely back. No fruit would be
borne this year if this were not done, and the
expanded leaves not receiving . sutiiciency of
sap from the roots, win exhaust the stems and
cause weakness, from which it may require .
year or 90 to recover
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

SYRACUSE Sunday Ena: To the American
boy thers b an awful, majestic diEsrsncs g
the wight between the butt ead Of . fsh pole
and . - hapdle.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13
SuRPRlSInG CURE.

Genflenea.-Ahput twelve years ego. while travel
ling with Father Kenps Old Folks Concert Troupe q
tenor singer, took severe cold and laid up
Newark, Nj. This cold brought attack OF
Catarrh. which bsttled with every known remedy for
four weeks without avail, and vas nnaliy obliged 70
give up most desirable position and return home,
unable to sing note: For three years aitsrSa
had lc nasal organs and throat sensitive that the
slightest cold would bring On fresh attack leaving
prostrafed. In this way continued to suffer. The
last attack the severest had terrible. suf
fercd the most excruciaftng pain In my head,
hoarse 70 be scarcely able 70 speak, and conghed
necessarily. thought was going into quick con-
sumption, and nrnly belisvs that h.d these symp-
dered me an easy victim. when In this distressing
condition, commenced the use OF SAHYoHp's RADICAL
CuRE ZOE very reluctantly confess ~ had
tried all the advertised remedies without benefit The
INST dose OF this wonderful medicine gave the
greatest relief II IL hardly possible for whose head
aches eyes ache. who scarcely aricuiate distinctly
on account Of the choking In his throat
to realize how much reief1 obtained nom the nrst ap
plicarion OF SAxYoRps RADICAL CUE. Under It's In
and BY an occasional Of the remedy since, have
been entirely nee from Catarrh, for the mt time In
Respectfully yonrs,
GEO. W. HOLBRo0K.
wkxrHAN, Mass, Jan. 8, 1876.
PSI purchased the RADICAL CURK Of GEO. b.
ROGERS, Druggist. Rumford Building.
Each package contains Dr. sanfords Improved Inhal-
ing Tube with full directions for in all
Price, LOO. For sale BY all Wholesale and Retail Drug
GIsts throughout the United States and Canadas.
WEEKS POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale
Druggists. Boston, Mas.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

ISsEcTs on vines can be driven off BY spriuk.
ling the vines with plaster, soot or air -sfaeked
line
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

cLovER increases in dry weight until he blos.
som 10 mstured.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13
COLLINS V0LTAIC PLASTER

, insist upon having what you willingt pay for.
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists through
out the United States and Canadas, and by Wxxks 4
PORTER, Proprietors, Boston. Mass.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13
SAHFoRD's RADICAL cure

aloeai and constitutional remedy and applied 10
the nasal passages by Insulation, thus yng inam-
nation and pain aid nc once correcting cleansing,
nnd purifying the secretions Internally administered
IL acts upon the organs Of circulation, keeps the skin
moist and neufrAzes the acid poisu that his found Ia
way into the stomach and thence into the blood Thu
seem possible for human ingenuity 70 devise .
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13
SANFoRDS
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRh

Apurely vegetable distillsiion entirely
Unlike al other remedies.
herb, plant and bark q suhjected 70 distlisfioS
Whereby the esenfia medical principle Il obtained
vApor. condemned and bottled What remains n he
ain inert. ya!nelesa. and totally unit for e
Organism 30 delicate the nansi panssees Yes an
ssas are i,.oisbIe compounds Of woody E6rs I'll iinc
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13
CITY MEAT MARKET
West Side PsJlic Sevars.

Hs KANSAS.
cHARLEs eURkHAlrER
-. ~ ssssss.sy sa hs.d I'D aassrtnest Of frs.b
pssd; .':' 49, ssssla. B.sski..s Bacon, Pssi.
The usnes admit shop open - sii - ~ - lsW -
WI bay 18th Beef AID 61ssk Cstsie- A. u
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l94. In December and 1889 was the panic year.
From january 10 April tho fuctuailons were
eight but IN May there was q rise from 1S4to
ing Storm. II was known that the Jay Gould
MUM. and nobody knew what would be the &c.
soid at iiiS i4iE in The Gold Room. but at the
s s & "re BACK Friday s se storm sxen broE"
and heforr noon the price had been run up TO
and yelled and jostisd like wild beasts. 'T One
man lost his mind and fortune together. and
vas led away irons the noisy scene q maniac;
was anxiously nsked on all sides. and throngs
bssiegcd the Sub Treasury to get early news OF
Ss iSnp a to G 81 Ho R snG Sn1
100000 Of bonds. In less time than II takes
e write the words. the news was known, in. the
we're Offering iGas and ID 1875 The later
figure was offered but not recordedl. and
bueiness the dial showed 1893. and the brokers
retired TO their offlcee to count mp their gains or
mourn their losses. some Of the heaviest
houses In the street had been ruined, and those
that had gained millions by tho breaking of the
pool had no ossurance that they might ever be
paid, The Gold Exchange Bank could not
make the immense clcarances Of the two days.
and had 20 be put into the hands OF a receiver.
The Gold Room was closed for nearly week.
Failure followed failure in rapid succession.
aud business outside Of Wall street received
ntunulnk OlOW.
The French war in 1870. combined with COM
metciai causea sent the premium M from III
In April 10 122& In July. but in 1871 and 1872 II
ranged between los and 1l5 In 1873 there cas-
an advance TO 1lS. followed after the Jay Cooke
panic. by adeclino 20 109 The highest price in
1874 was l14T. and the lowest 100. For the past
four years the decline has been slow. but gener-
ally steady.
OF the many brokers that made and lost for
tunes In the Gold Room comparatively few re-
main in Wall street Old Peter Myers. who used
TO do most Of tho Government selling in Secre-
Iary McCulloch's time. is in private life: Jacob
Rubino the Wall street Bohemian, who has
seen moro Of the ups and downs q speculation
than any other man. IL on the Paris Bourae
Rufus Hatch Ia engaged in Western stocks Jas.
Fax. Jr.. les In his grave: jay Gould il stag
RerinR under q load OF Union Pacific that may
crush out his life one Of these days; lie Grand
Lockwood H. dead. and his magnificent man
slon was sold under the hammer; and hosts OF
others. whose names cannot now be recalled.
have passed away from the busy scene.
IL is significant Of the desire OF merchants TO
aid tho Government In resuming that certain
employers are paving their men In gold. and
that an importer Of wines ndvertses that he will
sell his goods for greenbacks at par.
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TROUBLE IN WASHINGTON MARKET.
Barsaas ~ war over vs.sy sad Grssnwieh
Street Sidewalk stands.

btfrot otocWntA Atnuon.
Several small stands in Washington Mar
ket having blocked the way In vesey and Green
witch streets. the Bureau Of membranes
babe the owners 10 remove them. The notice
was unheeded. and under orders from Commits
sioner Campbell, Superintendent Blumenthal
and Inspectors Brice and Mooney In a cart went
to the market yesterday TO remove the stands.
Blumenthal was met by police officers. who in
formed him that they had orders to arrest him
and his men on attempting 10 remove the
stands. The Superintendent went 10 zee Capt
that he had NOT issued such orders. The Of
ncers said that they had their orders from John
Keenan,. the clerk OF the market. Commits
sioner Campbell therefore ordered Mr. Blu
menthal to remove the stands The Superin-
tendent gave the owners ono hour in which TO
remove them. Many voluntarily removed their
stands. hut the refractory ones consulted Clerk
keenan,. who advised tho owners to refuse to
remove their stands and 10 have the inspectors
arrested IL they tried to remove them
Al the end OF the time given. the inspectors
went TO work with erowhars and soon demol-
owner OF one OF the three. went to the Church
street police station, and a sergeant and air
officers returned with him to the market. and
arrested the inspectors and the cartmAn. A
large throng followed them to the police station.
where Clerk Keenan, said that he had the right
TO lease the stands. Superintendent Bumen-
thai denied that Keenan, had any right TO per-
init stand to block the way. and these" he
said. so blocked the way that not four. feet OF
passage way was allowed on the sidewalk. i"
Capt. Sanders sided with tho Bureau OF Incum-
brsnces. and the prisoners were discharged,
Commissioner Campbell expressed himself a.
pleased because the arrests were made for IL
settled question between the Bureau OF Mar
kets and the Bureau OF Membranes. Here.
after stands are TO be removed when owners
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Z ost auo founo.

I OsT-Bctween 3Oth st. and $50 LIST av.. the sum d
II nearly S3s The Under, returning IL 10 Mrt
BARRON, $50 LIST av., will receive suitable reward.
I OsT--Bank books Nos 90 .oss 7s.O6e 10 $50 Finder
- will please return them 10 Manhattan Bank. go
Broadway.
SUPPOSED 10 be stolen oyster boat. left on barge
- Horton. Inquire at No. i2S Broad st.
CO -LOsT-MiXed Scotch terrier; plain sfrnp; sn
DO. swers TO the name OF Clip. NIKE DARGAN. 20
Greenwich IT.
COO -LOsT-sunday night, on 5th av betwes
Wv. Goth aud seth SITS. black velvet sacque. trim
med with lace aud faced with red silk The Under VII
receive the reward at 32s Delaney st.
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pENNsYLvANIA RAILHoAD.
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
On and after Nov III 1873

b.
on and after Nov III, 1878
Trains leave New York via Desbrosses and Cortisndt
Streets Ferries as follows;
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and south
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, at A NJ, and
$50 T. ". daily.
For wlliamsport. Lock Haven Cory. and Erie at 30
7. N, connecting at CORY for ntusville Petroleum
Centre, and the OIL Regions wilamsport and Lock
Haven. A. ".
Baltimore, Washington and the South Limited wash.
inston Express OF Pullman rarlor Cars daily except
sunday, 10 A. NJ arrive Washington Ana Y. N. Regu
t2OA v. and 10 p "
EXPIRES, for Philadeiehs. 80 1850 $40 10 Limited
II A. ~, T. 5, q, 80 4 ~. and 10 Y. ~ sunday
40 and A. NJ, s. g. 80, 80. and 10 r. NJ Emigrant
and second class. 73O I. ".
Boats u Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey city, anording speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh. 50, 1910 A. NJ 10 10
" daily. efO 4. VI q ~ r. " daily exec pt Monday
From Washington and Baltimore. $50 A. ". ?, SO
-. 10 10 ?, VI, sunday $50 A NJ and 1910 T. "
FROM Philadelphia. to, q 80. afO 10 10, n 30 A "
2. $50. $50 s ~ - 20. and 10 10 r ". sunday. 5O5
& 50. iO;4O. II 80 4. NJ, 4 20 1910 r. N.
Ticket onices, 52e and ga Broadway, Astor House.
and foot OF Desbrosses and CortAndt sta Court and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of FULTON q. Brooklyn,
ilt il6. aud lis Hudson ST. Hoboken. Depot, Jersey
FRANK THOMSON l.. p FARMER
General Manager Genl Passenger Agent
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<itambuats ano laIlruaos.

A ALBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE
n. Firstclass e. Excursion. fi.Jn Staerooms 81
and s2 Deck. SOC. Leaves Pier ~ N,,R. foot Canal
At. daily tSundays excepted at p NJ connecting at
Albany with trains for West. North. and Fast
TROY BOATs-ciTIzENs LINE fare 81
n excuI1on. JO state rooms 81 and Ell deck fare.
50 cents Leave Pier 80. North River. foot Leroy st
daily except Saturday. at q p ~ Rooms heated with
ateam. SURE Connection for Month and MesL
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Snlpplnq.

-------.- T"Ff"t'
IMMIGRATION To AUsTRALIA.
- me facino Mail Steamship Co.'S steamer COLON
Australia Price OF passage $3.50 all necessAries pro
vided Apply at passage ONCE 2a7 Broadway
TNAAN LINE.-RoYAL NAIL STEAMERS
6,rv = Fok 2uEENsroWN AND LIVERPOOL.
C!rY OF hoNrREAL........ go. Thursday, Nov 2i.sPM
rsf North RSsf loot Of S Charlton =. 81 A. NJ
favorable terms sTEERIGE. sss. earrsncy pTsft, AZ
lowest rates saloons. state Rooms. smoking and Bath
sheep nor pigs JOHN 6 DALE AGENT 81 and ss Broad
way \, Y. Philadelphia ONCE. los south Ath st
national LINE.-fRoN NEW PIER 80 n r
---FOR LIVERPOOL AND ouEESsTowS 80 - ~
helvetia Sat, Nov. H. 80 NJ Spain sat Nov 80 SPIN
Cabin $50 TO SO currency steerAge S26 Drafts from
Nos 50 aud 70 Broadway. = ", HURST, Manager.
DACIFIC MAIL sTEANsHIP COMPANY
-, o, PIER foot OF Canal St, North River
FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA IsgHMus OF PANAMA
steamship COLON. Wednesday, Nov 20 moan
Connecting at Panama tor Central and south America
AMI Mexico and At san Francisco with o and n Co.,
s,s rnn 2JrhpASlc sailing Tuesday Dee u noonl
. steamship GlTl OF TOXIC, Tuesday Dee s. noon
SSenmshlp CITY of rEklNG, saturday jsn4 is7G noon
fkoh SAN FRANCISCO TO HONOLULU NEW ZEA.
LAND AND AUSTRALIA 1900
steamship ZEALANDIA Monday Nov Is
ocs , a so. OF general nlormaton Appy at Companys
atComrany'sh ticket ONCE. 2S7 Broadway '"''"N''
WHITE STAR LINE
sv,r Eok QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
REbbTbiIG fSSrsdsy SS Sy y y *
~ From white Star Dock Pier ST. Norm Riys1 = w.
R NsOna AZ amdships Saloon e6u $50 and Si0o rold
These steamers carry neither cattle smear No, nic.
n NokIlS AGENT ~ Broadway. New YorE
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4tmtistrp.

DENTAL once, 80 Canal a. Teeth extracted with.
Dout pain 2Sets Milling. so cts setses on miscellaneous
TEETM sHtIsstsd. 2se With gas soc, fqlI gum setG
- - m. WssleAiAA pT. bRQuoHTQh. ~ tDibs1,h a
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NEW LINE TO BOSTON.
~ via Allyns Point

NEW LINE TO BOSTON.
~ via Allyns Point
NORWICH LINE, PIER 20, Mr.
Steamers CITY OF NEW YORK and CITY OF BOSTON
att 30 ?. N. daily. SUNDAYS included.
FARE ONE DOLLAR every day In the week.
Positively tickets good only day Of sale and on trains
connecting with boat at Aliyns Point
GOOD SUPPER FOR PITY CENTS
Tieketsfor sale at Pier 90
Norwich line or Boston, Worcester Portland. and ali
points north and east via
NEW LONDON AND NORWICH.
Steamers CITY OF LAWRENCE and FALMOUTH, from
Pier 20. n r.. daily, at $50 r ". sunday excepted.
Tickets and STATE Rooms may be obtained at the once
ofthe company. Az Broadway, corner OF Canal St
Freight taken for all points at lowest rates
For further Information, INQUIRE at Pier 80. N. r.
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wi wAY.-open from 81 A. " to " r NJ Rector
st. nearest point for Wall st. ferry: Cortandt st.
est point TOT Jersey Cay and Communpaw ferries, Park
Barclay At Terry To Hohoken; Chambers st. nearest
point for Pavona and Erie Railroad Terry. Franklin
Grand st. nearest points for esbrosses ferry 10 Jersey
city and Peoples Line for Albany Blocker
9Th st. points for Christopher st. Hoboken
18Th st-Ncareu point 10 Union square and Lyccum
Theatres Academy Of Music. Irving and Tammany Halls
I'D s-Nearest point TO Booths II James, AMI Park
Theatres. Grand Opera House, Gilmore's Garden Ma
point 10 standard Broadway and Fifth Avenue Theatres
Aquarium. and San Francisco Minstrela t2d st-Con.
with New York Transfer Co.'S cabs Grand Cen.
trail Depot 55th st-NeArest point for Central Park
For uptown trans take east side stations For
downtown trains. take west side stations. Fare 10
cents ptbctween the hours OF 81 and ~ A. and
and Up M when the fare with III fol
lowing horsecar lines Al Rector st. with South
ferry at Grand ST. with Tor Desbroses and East
Grand st. ferries; at Beecker st. with for and
west at sth with Christopher and East 10th
st. ferries. 18th with tor West 23d and Eas
Esd and 34th ferries: 3d St with cars Tor Wee.
hswken Jerry at seth ST. with Of Belt Lime Rail.
road. WM. Il GARRISON, President
~ Vas BRocELir, SUPERINTENDENT
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tltrsouaI gutn,s.

Htrson1I Hotltts
A CERTAIN CURE FOR HEADACHE
IA constipation. piles, stomach liver Kidney OF sknds
eases weakness, &c, also restores manhood. Bruugh
tons lnygoraung syrup, % cents per bottle. incurabe
cases solicited and cured, money returned Sampls
bottle circular aud advice oicc 81 West tth 81
nR.CAMPBELL, I7s Lexington Av. near sist 1t
- Treatment prompt thorough and eficient perma
neW Ahu speedy eseHected, charges moderate, Ad
vice Tree % To and tos sundays 10 ~ NJ.
nIsEAsEs OF MEN specmlty; cure from 3 to5
- DAYS DR. DYER, ~ West 18Th St. near 9th Av
WE WILL NOT he responsible for any money col
" lecte1 ~ Thos Scott, whom discharged last
August ANDERsOSA CAMERON. 1913 Fulton It. n y
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finanttai.

y INdHCldl.
NOTICE.-The annual election Of Directors Of the
~ Ithaca Auburn and Western Railway Co. wila
held AZ the oico Of Mcssrs Geo Opdyke Co Equitaht
Building New York city, Monday, Dec. ., is7s Poll,
open from O'Clock r NJ until O'Clock 7. VI
FREDERICK r PEEL secretary
THE BRITANNIC. the English weekly nswsps
per, now being formed into an association. 10 necet
sarily suspended until the nrst Saturday In January
1879 In order complete transfer and legal Arranes
ments Old subscriber aud others invited 70 amply
for shares-s25 each-by addressing AUGUSTUS FISH
Err. Post once box T. 462
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charged with being the principal in the recent
Dissertation OF the Roanoke. Ind. Cemetery
He protests his innocence.
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on AND AFTER nov 10, 1878
Express Trains leave New York via Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets Ferries. as follows
$50 80 ~, =. 10 limitedl, ~ A. NJ. I. A5.6 s, T30
$50, and 10 p "
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey city arording speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia II OIL IS SIS
US, =. $50. and II 4 M Lndted Express, 80 P
SO and SsP On sunday 1901,
Ticket 9tiees, S2e and 90 Broadway. Astor House
and foot 81 Dehr0sses and CortlAndt st Court and
Brooklyn Annex De pot loot OF Fulton Brooklyn liz
le and III Hudson st. Hoboken; Depot Jersey City
FRANK THOMSON, /. r FARMER
General Manager, Gon'l Passenger Agent
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qubIit aOtifts.
VILLAGE OF COLLRGE POINT.
NOTICE
The Collector Of the village OF College Point will re.
eeiye the taxes for the year 1878 the 18th 9Th
18th and 5th " November isTS between the hours Of
sand ~ 30 A. " and aud y. " atthe Trustees room
~ me foppenhusen institute In the village Of College
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees OF the village Of Col
lege Point
COLLEGE PoISr. Nov. IL 1879