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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
GREENFIELD.

Weather very disagreeahle and
rainy last week.
e. d. Wheelock has built large
barn on his farm this fall.
R. S. Page is having his farms
cleared, at which we rejoice.
Mr.. Glasheen is putting new
"Little Giant water wheel into his
mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Glasheen have
had the addition ola daughter to their
family.
GREENFIELD, Nov, %.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
seih s. Pike Estate.

Tie subsrrilseF-s having been spt..inicii o. The
Honorable frnlaiy Gugrt iur ghe nisfri-t Il La
innille, Commissioner, o. nceire, eNamine, nnd
adjust an claims and dgniluts % an Llrsiiil-
aEaiu-i tie r=tite % Seth T.. Pike late uf John
suu, In il district. dUuca-c'i, nlrgseuyed insol-
vent, aud Tire s-Tm Of siX months fuiu nc llth
day uf November, ls1r, Using aluRcl hy said
CouTi 81 the creditors Of sid deceased o. tNhihit
aud prove their rc-pCrtiNr claims before us,-
tfive npiirr, Iist we will attend o. The duties of
or appointment a the dwelling house ~ the late
= N y, Pike, in johnson, M sait district GU the
dFst FRIDAY OF December and June,
ncNi, aI one O'clock, in the afiern0uh, on earh q
said days- J.. d. wlSwEiI.
n. 4. BEECnER,
slRl C0uHnifsisffFrf.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
. and o. Time Table.

,.,v.. cambridge june. DIS, johnson
- PAuK a4S, Morrisyille Isl, WolcOtt
irk 1885, arrives at St JUhnsbury
gnd at Portland at $50 Pm.
caves Cambridge Jct-f.s0, johnson
~, PARA 7.Os, Murrisville I.i5, Wolcott
.84!.T-iuirk ! 50, and arrives at ST. JOhnsbury
y gT Does not run Mondays.)-Leaves
H. June. hoes johnson, 1880, HYDE
me-, Mouisyille ll.32, Wolcott l2.l2,
II R nm Mondays only-l-Leaves Cam.
y. I1pc. $50. john 4.l0, HYDE PARK
X ySrri,yille AS, WolcOtt 5.22, Harlwick
TRAINS MOVING WEST.
u,rIvick S.4OP. NJ, Woleott 3.57, Morris.
I M HYDE PARK 4.22, johnson 4.S4, Cam
n Juno t.jl.
~ caves Hardwick 1895, wolcott l0.5l
,ii,e n 10, HYDE Park Ills, A. NJ, and
.,r II p, Cambridge jet. ll.5O, A. NJ.
mn -IIarlwick RAG p. NJ, Wolcott l.20,
@l.,il,e 200, HYDE PARK, ZIG, johnson 2.Ss,
.f5lgc June. 3.ls.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
The offlciai Vote for Congressman
in this District.

The board of canvassers for the
Third Congressional District, consist
ing of the following gentlemen: A. g.
Howard, of Chittenden; w. p. Davis,
of F.anklin; G. +. Benton, of Essex );
IL. b. Cushman, of Orleans r. r.
Hathaway, of Grand Isle; and W. II.
II. Kenfeld, of Lamoille, clerks of
their respective counties, met accord
ing to law at the court house in this
place yesterday and canvassed the
vote cast for Congressman at the No
vember election. The following is the
official vote.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27

BRIGHT MIRRORS REFLECT FARER FACES thsp
ever since the edyput Of Glenns sulphur Soap into
She bOudoirs Of fashion. There is nothing conipHr-
able 10 H. says the beds sere, for bcstowing q
peary Ent upon she complexion. Pimples,
bntcles, tan frcckles and other blCinishes, which
sometimes destroy feminine loneliness, disappear
nth pleasing ccrtitude under the benignly clAri-
Tying influence Of this soap, a cake Of which, for
twenty live cents, Is equivalent 10 Mans sulphur
Baths, that. with all their beuciceDt Effects. do
not possess that most desirable requisite, cheap
ness. Boxes OF Glenn's Sulphur Soap, at sixty
cents contain three cakes. Exercise a judicious
economy and purchase the larger quantity.
4 SPEEDY CHANGE is produced hy Revium"
In the tilt of gray hair. Through its renOyating
influence thG youthful color rcturnS; it Is inyigor-
ated; if dry and lusterless II grows silky and
mains In place when dressed instead OF frOwzily
starting up in all directions. This change, or
rather these Changes are caused by an article that
IL Cminenty beneficial to the scalp and Its out
growth, and which in bottles, containing Us much
rs binary dollar bottles Of Kindred preparations
costs but fty cents. The article is not dye, but
remover of its colOring matter taded through
neglect or age. and is prepsred from botanic
prescription which does not include single con
sttucnt calculated to injuriously affect heads.
s2w5
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27

A LADY'S WIsH.--" Oh, how do wish
my skin WAS as clear and soft ~ yours"
said lady to her friend. "Youcan easily
make it so, ;" answered the friend. ''llow 81
inquired the first laby. by using Hop Bit
tiers, that makes pure rich blood and
blooming health. 1t done it for me, as
you observe" 33w3
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
Probate Notice.

After the 1st day of December next
and until further notice be given, the
Probate Court for the District OF
Lamoille will be held at the office OF
M. O. Heath, in johnson, on Monday
of each week. II. D. FACE.
HYDE PARK, Nov. 9th. 1873.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27

Rev. Mr.. Lovejoy, Of Kansas,
formerly preacher in this place, is in
town and spoke at the Methodist
Church Sunday, aud will continue to
speak every evening during the week.
NopufsvItIF Nov aefh 1s-s
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
LIBERATION NOTICE.

This i 10 give notice fhri I have this dAy given
my con, CHARLES II. IlOSMER, his time during
the remainder uf his minority, aud that shall
cain none u lis wages NOR pay any of his debts
contracted Nlcr this date.
CHARLES II. HOSMER.
EDES, Nov. 4th, ls7s. eJW3
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
Kotico Of AssIgnee's Appointment.
DISTINCT or VERMONT. So:
MaSrtErftsp ~ ,

|
AOSTrELIER. VI, November s, les.
Tho undcrsigued hereby gives notice OF Lls
appointment a. Assignee Of ALOSZo 7. KrIIh,
q ElmOre, in thu County Of Lamoille and State Of
Vermont, within said District who has been nd-
Judged Bankrupt upon his own petition BY tlae
District Court VI said District
s3N3 JOEL FOSTER, in.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
The Murray Bank,
Murray, Iowa.
BLHARDISG, ii. II. HALE,
PRESIDENT CASHIER.
SeSotihtors Of
M p n OWED "A NJ L O N s.
o Per Cent Semt-Annual Interest.

f'Bf Ccut DCHtl-HHHU0t LWeItst'
We desire to call the attention of Capitalists OF
both small and large means to our Iowa improved
Farm Mortgage Bond Loans. il no new invest
ment but one that is known favorably throughout
the whole East. We never, under any clrcum-
stances loan over one. third the actual cash COIL
seryative value Of the farm and not then, upless
the borrower is industrious temperate and prompt.
These loans are made in amounts OF from $3QO "
1880, interest payable semi-annually, when IS
ing can be more prompt than these loans They
are proven to be as safe (whlc paying q much
larger rate of interest) as Government Bonds.
we would be pleased to open a correspondence
with anyone having from $500 upwards TO invest.
We will send complete set of our loan papers
upon request We court the deepest enquiry as
to our standing. Below we pend few references
and upon request will send an extended list.
REFERENCES:
Kountzo Brothers, Bankers, N Y. City.
l. G. Lombard, Cashier 5th Nat. Bank. Chicago,
Illinois.
First National Bank, Galesburg, III.
Second National Bank,
Mechanics Nat. Bank, Peoria, g
CLARK Thurstou, Canada Screw Works, Dundas,
Canada.
II. A. Hodges, Richmond Vermont.
Col. Cyrus Eaton, Capitalist Barton, Vermont
Address all Communications
j. j.. HARDING,
Pres't Murray Bank.
ds5 Murray, Iowa.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
MAR R1ED.

PECK-RICIARDSON-In MorrisvIlle, Nov
18th, by Rev. |. z. Booth, Mr.. Willie b. Peck 10
Miss NJ. Alice Richardson, all OF Hyde Park.
JENNEY-GALE-In Stowe, November 18TH
at the residence of the brides father, Mr.. Henry
JenRey and Miss Kate Gale.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
BORN.

SINCLAIR-In johnson, Nov. 90, 1878, son 10
John ii. and Eta NJ. Sinclair.
GALE-In Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 2lst daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ Gale.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
STAGE LINE

"A. psrk. VI, VIA. NOrth Hyde Park,
~, WIn.. Lowell, Nestheld, Troy, 10
- Al viii run a. fulluws: Leaves
us,tsh a. GA Mondays, Wednesdays
~ ~. arriving az Lowell az : O'Clock ?. N.
-. 80, Lowell ON Tuesdays, Thurs
e, .r.rriays, arriving at Hyde Park at
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
uNN A TREATISE
ME&3&BIzaX XS% ---ON---
y.,<,%/EATHE HORSE
NIAya&@MHN MI AND
HIS DISEASE.
Beautifully illustrated.
PRICE ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.


Has a large number of engravings showing the
positions which she horse places himself in differ
emit diseases; Also showing the anatomy of the
horse and the location of diseases on the skeleton
&c.
II gives the real essential information relative
to each disease.
1t will save you many times its cost.
Gives the cause, symptoms and best treatment
of diseases Has table giving the doses, effects
and antidotes of all the principal medicines USED
for the horse.
Rules for telling the age Of horse, with fine
engraving showing the appearance of the teeth at
each year.
A large collection of valuable reccips, many of
which are worth many times the cost of the book
Also much other valuable information which
makes the book of great value to every horse
owner
it is printed on fine paper and has 100 pages
liz inches. Price only rs cents, or 8 for 81,
on receipt of which We will send by mail 10 any
address.
A few can be had at the drug store,
3. j. KENDALL Md, Enosburgh Falls, Vt
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27

1.-TWO NEW SLEIGIIs, TWO SECONDHAND
| sleighs two New Driving Harnesses, two pair
Traverse Sleds, and one Second. Hand Driving
Harness. for sale on liberal terms by c. D. FAYE
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
DI z .

BRoWN-At Clyde, Ohio, October 23l, 1873,
Bartlett Brown "a native of Watcrville, this coun.
ty) in the S0th year of his age.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY.

CoHuUOted Dy d, q. HOIIdhu,
THE HANDSOMEST ILLUSTRATED MAO
AZINE IN THE F0RLD.
Tho American edition of this periodical is now
MORE TH An 40, 600 MONTHLY,
And it hos larger circulation In England than
any other American magazine. Every number
contains about one hundred and fifty pages, and
from fifty to sevcnty.iYe original woodcut illuE-
trat0nS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-28
LEWIS CORSERs pHIsKEY.
Declaring that he viii have n Clergyman
wife Arrested for Stealing IL.

HEMPsTEAD, l.. l., Sept. 25.-The temper
ance people Of Hemstead and their opponents
are somewhat excited over an incident that hap
pened here on Tuesday night. in which Mrs.
Noble the wife of the pastor OF the PRESBYTERIAN
Church. figures conspicuousy Mr.. Noble is
one OF the most Jealous and earnest leaders Of
the Temperance cause Ia the county. and his
wife enthusiastically aids him in his labor-.
On Friday evening. al about - O'Clock;
Lewis C4rser: the PROPRIETOR q hoieI
Snd az stopSei H"Th eiore '' tho hotel KIT by
q. W. Smith. He had three lemilohns Of
whiskev in the wagon. and boy who accom-
panied him said he would watch III, l1nor
while Corser went into the harroom. Whether
the hoy merely watched the whlskey, or Whether
he tested II. will probably never be- known. As
suredly he fell asleep over II: for when. half An
hour niterward. Corser expressed some doubts
as 10 the safety Of his liquor; and the hotel
the horse had moved up the street. and the boy
was still slumbering Moreover, throne had
collected around ihe wagon, and II was clear
that something had happened
On inquiry Corser was told that two women.
pass ne along Main street had taken one Of u
iemijohns and carried it away. While Corser
was hemoaning his loss and uptraidlug thu
boy who was rubbing his eyes and trying 10
realize the misfortune that had ov rinkcn him,
n cry arose. There they come that's the one
that took j." and two women walked through
the street. The st0utHr OF them shook her finger
warningly at Mr.. Smith. and said:
II you want your Jug Of rum you will get II
Al the temperance meeting
She was the woman who had taken II. and Cor
ser nj once started for a room where tenpe-
rance meeting was in progress. He met ON er
CHAMPION. who accompanied MIN. and together
they entered the room and demanded the whis-
key. After some argument. II was .gi'cn to
them. and Mr.. Corser drove away with his re-
covered property 70 Far Rockaway. He says he
will have Mrs. Noble arrested for theft
Mr. Noble is an atluble. courteous gentleman,
and his wife Is pleasant, ,gooi-nntured lady,
but Mr. Noble although he laughs AZ the
charge. does not deny il he merely says
that il VIII be extremely hard 70 show that the
boy in the wagon was not drunk.
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voices. dated Parts. 6. SO. and containing six
teen u6l cases ostensibly clocks" that case
Collector Embrey. but that the number OF said
cnses was erasod. and the whole sixteen cases
ordered o'be examined Mt % Readc street.
which W. are informed. was ut that time the
place Of business of Guiterman Brothers. deal
ers in silks.
The invoices and permits now before us show
were by Deputy Collector Lydpcker.
Tho evidence furnished by these invoices.
though only cumulative. corroboratps the state
mont touching this mutter in our previous re-
port. Very respectfully.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-28
PRIZES FOR FLORAL R4RITIEs.
The Horticultural society's Awards for the
Rest Fruits and Flowers.
The Horticultural Society's exhibition was
closed last evening. The following are the most
imrortant OF the prizes awnrded:

Inc horticultural SOcltlN tNlllDllltH WdS
closed last evening. The following are the most
important OF the prizes awarded:
Plant, H. Pots Upon only 10 amateurs and private
gardner. snook G!ln9re,. 80, pize ior stove and
greenhouse g Stafford klneo,c foi n. ICY .ronr
varieties, Wn Bennett, large gold medal
mon plants in 6loail ( wsynt I'D modal We" '''''
vare-atoi LgaNed Pans-For the best ~ distinct va
ie,i single s'ccimen. Isaac Buohanan s. prncGnas-
wilson $40 and - i,r Inc bot -iu.ic ccinen. J
such. 8 fcrp.Fur The hest z distinct yar t.s Geo
ucs Rocnleck. 81 and IS tor the best single .nrcrn
ne. Two premiums, + r enleek SIS AMI So.
or t4G lest sinfs i,eemrn = M Hc .lt 49,
2 prem1us l.aaS b4Sn"bnn !, 4't9I& : ad -
,pccinlrn. Isaac Buchanan, s. Asave.-For thc beet
az and s. succulenis other uan Asay
p ra M po9 Sf saeaaasn saSd s. S"WS
The bcst 10 distinct ySntnrH TWO premiums, i,rotee
s@oh Is Croion-For the best sinle specimen trofse
such s. Acumincs and caladiums-for tne best 70
s1cn - and 81 Tor the best Caladium- din rent Va.
r.cuc. two prcmiun. George such 3 ana -. Tor tie
III single ,ecmci Peter Henderson, 80 special prize,
sroun o, CalalWn, kim,e 10 ,,,,o.,no,,, IT.,
mv'. haNw been shown before at ANY GAND'Hon o.
,qcieM IAr,on' sons Co. ~, ,hits H., or ~
Lc.. t"o premiums Aired wlitc, so and - Tor nc
rcarsouum'-For NE hest six di,un,t ysricue-, Two
frmnm, = snG S. Tor the hs' ,n;r 'semTn new
fonrsnmum'-for tle btst six distinct varieties. two
premiums. Az White, - and ~ tor the b,st .ln-c
specimen AL white. 81 Miscellaneous Plants
FOR the hest collection ornamental eyer.
grcon., not less than twenty varieties. Il Par
sous Co., so. second prlc. -. Par sons sons Co.
Vases 6c - For n, be-, rustic vase MED with plants
two premiums henderson. "a and 49, the best uHlr
hanging baskets two urvniums Peter henderson t.
and -, lIr the Lrst wArdian case TWO nr"muirs " e.
Wilson, land - for the best irrucry. two premiums,
A Mmtuc 50 Tor the bcst ami most economical design
Tor window box Garden containing plants best sui,
ior house culture " & wilson SlU
cut towers-sho0h \ Gilmore, s2a special prise tor
y collection cut rlwrrs e I Alien GO or the be-,
COLLECTION COT flowers larfe silver medal Henderson
tor the est III. piHN OF named roses n Is Parsons Co
flO, nr the best II named OF each. Il Is Par.
Co 81. Tor the hst ~ ni any variety J,hu
Man 81 the he di.inN Ut dHhlias. not ess than 81
sprl, nsmcl. Peter ll'ndorsou Arlc Hi'rs medal,
lest ~ unircd varieties at dHulas j Rtr
ns> = best e. named Nauclc, 81 oahlAs
Peer Henderson ~, best collection OF vclbenns
named. T. Henderson, -; best collection gladio moi
less than Is sorts. named. DR. ilexamcr, New Ca -
best u gladio named varieties DR.. HeNamer ST. be Il
6oockscombs, 3 varieties. OF each @. Allen Co 90
best collection OF native plants not less than 50 species
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best collection Of native grasses correctly named B.
Lachenby g.. .
Floral besqns-Bcs table design, other than basket
nj flowers " G. wilson. New York large silver medal;
best basket ri lowers Krch aud WsonSiO hest pair
of hand bouquets John ballard, Bridgeport Conn., -;
best bridu bouuuet wreath aud cursage bouquet Fred
Gordon SO hest funeral design GEO Bcciamp son.
large silver medal host sign formed Of cut flowers j.
q Bcclnfnr LARGE silver medal hest bouquet oi native
grasses shaw s.. hest iu " autumn leaves and
mr. sod i,rns Mrs W. Davidson. g.
Trut.-A 80 special premium by shook Gilmore
Tor inrrin ami dome siic iruits smith. New York.
trarc>-Rc~f nal most tasetuy arranged collection 81
foreign and domestic fruits W. 4 smith. soli mcdal
hest named varieitcs nj forriln grnp"s. punches
of each. r BIRMINGHAM. large silver medal;
beet lunches ot Black Hamburg. p Hen
dr~son 81 hest . lunches ct any other VA
rfv C. Aiken. g. best specimen NJ fnrcgn grapevine in
fruit crown in pos jumcs Riddle SO best colecuon NJ
native grapes named not lcss than ten vrrciics Two
hurcht- each Elhaufcr 4 Barry. larec silver medal
hest nlnird varieties ui national gtaicS.
lunches ~ each. 4 totte. -
Arnics--BcSt coll. c'40u not lcss than - named
varieties. OF each. Ewau1er Barry gold medal
Pears Best Cullcc'iu0 not Ices fh p named ware
tcs. q of each. j. u Rchefie. lo1 medal. Pum.-b's 4
collccuou les. llHN unusd varieties. u o each.
ElWauprr \ Barry. - Pcachcs-Be-t colccunn. not
loss tnauG V1re'ics. Sof cnch : Force, Ncwhurcn.
y large .iivcr medal. best 'tsh a. me variety! Two
premiums Miss Tnrn 50 sud diploma. h. ~ new srr lhn
u B1e ... cerurcnfe 90 mort ounces 6c-h'st =
\ " 20
Veectahcs-Bcst collection Of vegetable. not less
thsn 2Uvarioucs. Boutais large silver mcdal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-28
RnsilIrss q nnnt,s.

4 BREWERY. splendid bur, building. flN91 %
a storm -nud dwrlln- all compl' with teer nnd Hut
CELLAR. ste ann engine grl mali nee N"uts Stables, 90
&C ma splendid locality W sell very cheap, rAft cash
aud balance rVH estate. ApllN GOWN GORDON =. East
Washington 81, Indianapolis, Ind.
A BAkEkN Tor sale, hakns from - to % barrels
n per week. Apply 10 WEEKS nulGLAN a GO.
state ST. y. !. city.
INOK SAIE-Good candy and toy store aud rooms.
Il VIII D. sold cheap Tor cash Lot East ith 81
MILK ROUTE and grocery store ior sale must he
vi sold today, rare chance pa West A,tl q
NICE CLEAR STORE Tor sale No ~ West
~ 18TH ST.
STOHE AND BAkERY, corner HoI kinsou av
- and Marion st., BROOKLYN 3, whole house, three
stories sld
fV'O LET-Bakctv. store and apartments st l4n Ella.
Il beth st., rent, SO a month.
PORT r. - PARK place.
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sannas Danhs
Scum ano ICONS.


HQIr0 an0 aO1ns.
American family VIII let comfortable rooll' WIN
~ ny Nllh""i Hn"N' s,,,p, IL, ,....-,,,, =, e,or
+, . a.. a; . M,
oIoAh uLh~ wnnt,n az 70 We, vel fui -, .11II
terms
rr.., -. - --,,,,..-.,,, IA ,,-,- can, ave
tiN tflN'n'N or ffhi'hA!l tNi WI" 'Al uhN'
, 49, ,-
\ h's = '.' i'Ou ,,. " 40, 30 n 4 it,-
- I''N''' 'f'' l"l "l'NN lNN "NH' 80 'pllN-'
~ h"i' Ii"ht ll," l',.,, ',, ~ ~ l
I.TvN ..,. .i,.. ,o,, .tt.tn honrt .urc ami
"A d"UN f"'h' -'' Nest tl,''t
a TIxNySHED room To- .of ma a private family at
- h."n'''n -l' ''"' "''"'"'
DDA ssUl.s..-iMrlr comfortable rooms - week,
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tnstrUtlIon.
4'osl mo founO.

l OST-Photopraph name Gertrude on back, ~ re.
IL ward or turn 20 FRANKLIN PUTNAM 800 Broad
way New York.
CTRAYED from 30 Hester 81, a gray nanny goat.
- the nndc Will be literally rewarded by returning her
tu tue owner. At that place.
Cox ri IVA Il n.-Lo.t a rocketho containing
% ~ DhtCt-. IHlzl- 40 90 amy hui tAc
uAu.4 ns payment As h,r M an ton, hskrl
T. fEENEN. S2l West 3tl ST.
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GOuntrg gOarb.

A WIDOW LADY would like an infant or one or
IA two huall children 10 board would give mothers
eGs. A1Esss Nj. ~ la Madison Az. klxAhsth n, J.
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TO PHILADELPlIIA,
PENNsYLvANiH RAILROAD.

Il VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD.ESrABLlSHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIMB
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEPOrS ~ PHILADELPHIA.
TWO N NEW YORK
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQl lPNkNL
AND liE FASTEST FINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ON AND AFTER July :, ISIS
Express Tram leave New YorA, VIA De -hroses ana
tortandt IS Ferries, a. follows.
81 : "a. $50, $50 Lunit,uu. II 4 NJ. 4 D. 81
80. 80 tud e Z N sundays. so AMI . A VI. D, o.
10, ! 80, = 3d. and or. VI
Boats OF Brooklyn AuueN connect with all thtousn
trains al Jersey cav. anoriln- Speedy ana 'I''
transfer Tor RrnoNlyu travel
Returmns trans leave PnlaI clphaa - ~ t'.sHgt
ana II VI Limited tNirH-s 80 o. VI . T. D ~ .
and 80 y. VI am 10 Nliul-ut Nu SUNDAY, % ~ T. q
:, 80 A NJ =. 3, T. NJ. ana ~ N.lu-ni
Ticket Offices, b-d and sii Blot'Nat. N-ipr iou''i
And loot at pc.ore,-cs and C'rtni 81, 'Nli =, Ar
Brook lyu Annex Depot. tuutN futlu ~, htn"hI 49,
lld. and lis HUDSON lloh0kcu, d. p1t Jersey C1l!
kmigranl Ticket once, Battery place. ...,,.
FRANK THOMSON. j. J FARMER
General Manager Genera. PASSENGER N-enL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-28
NEW LINE TO BOSTON.
l via Allyn, Point
FARE. 81 EVERY DAY IL rHE WEEK.
NETRoPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL

ELEVATED RAIL
WI WAY-Oi"M from So A VI. To- !. L u. Rector
nearest point ter Wall ~ erry Cnrtantt IT, near
est tor Jersey city and con9unipaw erres Park
place nearest point tor Post once CITY Hall. aud
Parcay 81. ferry HChlken, Chambers st. nearest
point Tor PHVouiA and Enc Rairoa terri Franklin ~,
Grand nearest points rr Dcsl tuIcrsey
cry and Peoples Line 80 ner- or Aan' Bcccaer i,
sth st. nearest points fn tnrtntr - terry % uhoken
l4ti st-N,arest point go luun square and lyCeum
Tno aires Academy NJ Music. irving Hid tanuauy Halls
2i st-Neures, point 70 Booth 81 James. and Park
Theatrcs Grand o!~ra liouse, Gilmore Garden Ma.
remIle aud Jersey tiN ferries hi' st.-Ncarcst
point o. standard brordWAN and Fuh Avenue Theatres
Aquarium ANA san francisco MinsttA i2t It. &c on
nrctS with New YORK fanner go cabs Tor Grand Cen
tai Depot 5sh st-Ncarest point for Central PARK
For uptown trans taAc cdst Ide stations FOR
down town trains. take west side stations Fare 10
cent? except tween the hour IF = and "a VI and
and NJ when the tnrc !, 5Ccnt> Connect with the M
lowing hor>ecAr lines Al Rector -. with or South
ferry at Grand 81. with Tor Deshro.-'s and last
Grand ferries, At Beecker st with asst and
west at -h It with cars Tor Christopher and last uin
ferries; IAN II with West I'D aud East
23d and 3lth IT. ferries al 33l with cars Tor Wee
hawkcn ferry at 5Jth wih of Bet Lane Rail.
road. NM CARR son, President.
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