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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1879-07-02
CLASS SONG.

BIZ +. w. LYLE.
This parting hour from scenes most dear,
Wen celebrate in song,
Well sing as we have never sung.
In days now passed along,
This song for grand old 'I9,
For we were thirteen strong,
While we were passing through our school days
CHORUS.
Hurrah Hurrah our studies now are passed,
Hurrah Hurrah from fortunes field at last.
Wen reap the fruit of seed that has been east,
While we were passing through our school days
Many years--yet quickly flown,
Since with purpose grand
We to climb the hill together,
NObly TOOK our stand;
Our labors have been tedious-but
We were happy band,
While we were passing through oar schosl days.
And now we greet tAe future,
While in nsusic's happy EOws
Our hearts anew chant the refrain,
"YoU REAP WHAT Fer YOU SOW.
let Msmory's page be ever fresh,
With the thought of ''The Long Age"
While We were passing through our school days.
Ed. Gregory pronounced the
benediciion and the audience quietly
dispersed.
TIE FLORAL DECORATIONS
were really exquisite, and showed
the work OF Mrs. Morse, Sherwood,
Clarke and Bowling, as well as many
able and earnest assistants. The
stage was filed with house plants in
bloom, leaving only room for tAs
occupants and actors. On the right
was a pyramid of evergreens and
lilies, on ths left beautiful flowers in
great profusion Every bracket held
a great, cool looking fern fresh from
the woods, or some lovely plant
Over the stage the great flag was
draped, and dependant from the cen.
ter was an anchor of evergreens and
flowers tasiily blended: Above ths
fiag, as well as 70 the rrghs s7sc fess,
was the class motto, lyon sow for
yourself, you reap for yourself" in
Latin, English and German text,
Hastily executed. The gallery was
draped with small flags, ard the
whole presented q beautiful appear
ance. After every production
BOUQUETS
rained upon the stage, many ofthem
being of the most beautiful design,
and best of all, there seemed no
partiality in their distribution, but all
were served alike. Little Misses
Colby and Powell performed the
pleasant task of picking up the floral
shower and presenting them to the
happy recipient.
THE CROWD.
Although it was raining at about
the time the audience assembled, it
proved no damper on their enthusia-
sm. Not only was every available
space occupied, but the windows
were filed with faces, the owners Of
which hung their bodies outside the
building, while many went away nn-
able TO get hear the building.
RECEPTION.
A large number Of invited guests
attended reception given after the
exercises, at the residence ofMr. and
Mrs. w. X. Palmer.
Our report is made mp from hasty
notes taken on the spot, land doubtless
contain many imperfeetions. and we
hope for the credit of good intent
where actual performance is lacking.
An honest Indifference to many
prevailing complaints ia the result of
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1879-07-02
RECEPTION

An honest Indifference to many
prevailing complaints is the result OF
using DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills. For
sale by all druggists. Price % cents.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1879-07-02

by Miss Lillian Brownell. The aer-
Hest history proves that as soon as
reason began to dawn on mans In.
tellect, he began to search for causes,
the effects of which he could OBJ
serve. Man still questions, although
science has answered much. Before
this bright lamp was lighted, the
world had only aatrology, wild
dreams. lamentations and goddess
of blind superstition. No reason,
no compass, and this soon became
wearisome and unsatisfactory. Crude
as all this was TO our better educated
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-08
WILLIE Roerns speculator and mule

WILLIE Rooms Spectator and mule
trader, and ''slick buck on general prin-
ciples was brought before Esquire Patton
Tuesday, charged with stealing four mules
from his employer, Mr.. Madison, who has
drove of mules and horses ut Carrway 3
stable. II seems that Rogers arrived in
Jackson in charge of the stock about twelve
or fifteen hours ahead of Mr.. Madison and
realizing that his pocket was not as flush
with the "dollar of our dads" as no would
like, Immediately proceeded to dispose of
four of tho best animals in tho lot, to Mr..
Phil. Hart at very low figure. luckily,
however, for Mr.. Madison or Mr.. Hart, he
was caught up with before getting away
with the money. He was caught at the rail-
road depot, arrested and placed in Jail, and
as we said before, brought before Esquire
Patton Tuesday morning, and, after an ex-
animation of the case, placed under $500 |
bond to appear at the next term of the Cir |
suit Court, which he has thus far failed to |
give. Mr.. d. M. Potter, appeared for the
State, and Mr., J. w. Jenkins for the prison.
n. Mr.. Madison has also brought civil
uit against Mr.. Hart for the recovery of
he mules, which will be tried next Circuit
Jourt.
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THEATRICAL.

jackson has been unusually favored
during the week Just closing in Theatrical
entertainments, two splendid companies
having given our people the benefit of theil
appearance here And nnxt week we are
t, have two more first class performan ces.
Kate Claxton, after having cone llel a
successful engagement at the Varieties
Theater, or, US it is now called, The Grand
Opera House, in New Orleans, appeared
here fol- the first time in Angeles Hall on
Monday night. She had la good audience,
and Notwithstanding reserved seats were
fixed at $3.50 each, they were all filled,
and the unreserved seats as well as those in
the gallery were also occupied. In word,
the Hall was packed.
The audience in the main were highly
pleased with the rendition of ''The Double
Marriage" though considerable number
seemed to be disappointed in the leading
Star, Kate Claxton. This lady has very
high reputation as an actress. She is proof |
against the fire of the critics as well as the |
of hotels and theaters. Clear
ly there is no chance to burn her up or to |
suppress her; but her personation of
Josephine Beaurepaire was fearfully etrain-
ed and labored. Perhaps, it is necessary
;or the play to seem to stand or sit or lie
IN the tenderhooks of trans-cendentalism
III the time, but the audience find difficulty
n rising to the magnitude of the strain,
nd are oppressed with 80 much Struggling
f the shoulders, so many apparent prepa-
atoms for tragic lunges. The character
GEMS to be overdone, or overdrawn, we
ardly know which. Rendered by Kate
laxton it is out of harmony with nature. 7
Her support was fine. The characters
acintha, Dujardin, Capt Raynol, Dart
nd the Sergeant were well done, several OF
lem eliciting unbounded applause.
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LIKE our neighbor, the Clarion, we think
the furious racket kept up in the theatre
during the most pathetic and interesting
portions of the programme, an intolerable
nuisance, but we do not see exactly how
the City Marshal can remedy it, as man.
ayers will not admit him to the Hall unless
he first pays the regular price of admission
so Mr.. Fay informs us. We think this
is drawing the lines little too close, and
that our city police should be allowed free
admission into all entertainments, thereby
insuring strict decorum.
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A RARE treat is in store for our citizens,
we have reference to the appearance in our
city next Wedr esday night of the swedish
Lady Vocal Quartette, aud Freygang the
Harpist, several of our citizens who have
had the'pleasure of listening to them while
playing an engagement in New York speak
in terms of highest praise of their singing.
The following notice clipped from the New
Orleans Picayune of the 9TH speaks well
for them.
The Swedish Lady Quartette, and Freygang, the
harpist, continue their delightful concerts at the
St. Charles Theater. There is everything about
their entertainments to attract refined and cultured
people Of all ages and conditions. The stage is
handsomely set, with a drawing-roOm scene over
looking a garden, and in keeping with the elegance
OF the costumes worn by the singers The ladies'
are modest in appearance and manner, and they
sing their sim. lie Swedish songs with sweetness
that can scarcely he described. Without instrument
tai accompaniment, and apparently without effort
they produce such vocal harmonies and perfect time
and tune, as have seldom been heard. Their voices
give the glad "Wedding Song" warble a "Poka,"
or pathetically sin. Of the "Old Folks at Home"
with charming effect. These ladies will sing at the
fl;st'aee this noon and also at night.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-08

The following gentlemen have been in
the city during the week, on business con
nected with the Masonic Order: Frank
Burkitt, of Okolona; Allen M. Hicks, OF
Benton; John F. Mccormick, of Waynes-
boro; G. N. Dickerson, Ashland, Benton
county; Wright Cunningham, Cotton Gin
Port, Monroe county; II. @. Cooper, Dr.,
Bellefontaine, Sumner county; John Riley,
Kosciusko, Alfalfa county; John NJ Ware,
Starkville, Oktibbeha county; Heman De-
MO, vicksburg, Warren county; E. Mat
thews, Edwards, Kinds county; G. A. Teun-
ison, Monticello, Lawrence county; Jas.
M. Bradley, Jr., Augusta, Perry county;
John G. Macarthur, Lauderdale county; s.
B. Gilbert, ESQ.,, Newton county.
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On. A. H. HILzHEIM, of this city, Dis.
tri ciDepuy Grand Dictator, visited Brook
haven Thursday, and organized Lodge Of
Knights Of AOnor at that place. 1t is call
ed Hilzheim Lodge, No. -, X. of H.
For want of time We are unable to give a
more extended notice in this Issue: The
following are the officers elect.
r. H. Henry, Dictator; ]. B. Dauehtry,
Past Dictator; r. b. withsrs, Vice Dicta-
tor; A. G. McNair, Assistant Dictator; Chss.
Cumming, Reporter; J. NJ. Buckley, Fl
nanoial Reporter; E. NJ. Bee, Treasurer;
r. S. ricketts,, Chaplain; J. NJ. Tedford,
Guide; p. p Quertermous, Guardian; W.
s. Baggett, Sentinel; DIR, E. J. Bowen,
Medical Examiner; X. B. Withers, A. E.
Moreton and ]. NJ Tedford, Trustees.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-08

In this issue will be found an advertise
ment of dwelling house for rent. This
house is convenient to the business portion
of the city, in a first-class neighborhood,
and is in every way desirable location.
Mr.. Cleary will be pleased to show it to any
one wishing to rent
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-08

The attention of our legal friends and
all others interested is called to the extract
from the Supreme Court minutes published
in another column. It viii be seen that the
Docket of the first District will be called
until the second Monday in May the Dock
ct for the 3rd District until the 4th Mon
day in May and that for the second District
during the balance of the term.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-08

As considerable complaint is being
made of it, we respectfully call the atten-
ton of our efficient Health Officer to the
stagnant pools of water on both sides of
President street, from Pascagoula street
down to the railroad.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-08

THE brick store house on Main Street
belonging TO Mrs. Ambrozia is about finish
ed. Mr.. II. NJ. Taylor was the contractor:
he done the work ia less time that it would
have taken an ordinary man to put up
whole block In fact, Mr.. Taylor is one
of the enterprising men of our city.
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Board Of Mayor and Aldermen

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen me-
Wednesday night.
License to retail vinous and spirituous
liquors was granted to W. G. Jones, of the
European House. Mrs. O'Leary, and Mr..
Pat. Giles filed petitions for license to re-
tail, and they were referred to the appropri-
ate committee. The sanitary committee re-
ported that the city cemetery was being
cleaned and otherwise improved. A few
small bills were allowed, and the Board adj
journed until next regular meeting.
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The bill appropriating one hundred thou
sand dollars for the purpose of erecting a
government building at this place failed,
but will be passed in all probability next
Congress which will meet on the 18th Of
the present month.
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THE entertainment to he given next Wed.
nesday night by the Swedish Quartette
will be ono of the best that has been wit
messed by jackson audience in a mum
Der of years. You can secure reserved
seats at Ledbetter's drug store.
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JACKSON Fire Co. No (Steamer) held a
meeting Monday night and decided to have
a Parade on the 1st of May, committee
was appointed to purchase pair of mules
for the use of the company, which will
enable them to get to and from fires more
readily than heretofore, Foreman Virden
is putting No. on q good footing. The
parade on the LIST of May will be some
thing grand
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-08

GEN. WIN. I. SHERMAN and his two daugh-
tiers, were in the city last Sunday. Hon.
Jefferson Davis came out on the train with
them from Vicksburg Gen. Writ Adams.
of Confederate cavalry fame, was also in
jackson the same day. No casualties.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-08

A MAN by the name of Cotton is in the
county Jail at this place, charged with steal
ing mule from Mr. Sam1 Davidson, who
lives about five miles north of jackson. He
will have hearing Monday morning.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-08

MIR. e. Z. STEDMAN formerly rromi-
nent merchant of this place and we may
add liberal advertiser is now a resident
of Lynchburg Virginia. We commend
him TO the good people of that city.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-08

The mind reader is himself again. lie is a
benefactor, having assisted materially in
cleaning up the city, under direction Of Mr..
Pat Clark, thereby proving to the world
Yourselves included) that he is no tramp as
stated in former article.
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JACKSON is being visited by more first
class shows this season than was ever known
before, and all of them are being patronzed
Literally showing that the people of this
city appreciate first class talent.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-08

A BUzzARD perched himself on the roof
of the Muh building Wednesday evening,
and some one thinking possibly it was an
ill omen, fastened to chunk his buzzard-
ship away.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-08

WE wish it understood by our friends
that We are prepared to do all kinds of print
ing cheaper than it can be done in Chicago,
Cincinnati, or st. Louis, and we guarantee
satisfaction.
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The Mississippi State Sunday School
Convention will be held at Kosciusko on
the 9TH Sth and 9th of May. A delegation
from this city will be in attendance no
doubt.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-08

Miss POMERoY will hereafter be classed
as one of Jackson's favoritss. She cap
tured the entire audience by storm We'd
nesday night.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-08

CAPT. W. It. RATLIFF, Chancery Clerk,
Hon. Farrar Morrison, President of the
Board of Supervisors, and Geo. H. Rob
ertson, County Treasurer, were in Jackson
this week.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-08

WE have been shown a couple of elegant
specimens of Landscape painting on wood
by Governor Stone, they were sent to him
by friend in Texas.
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A GOOD comfortable bed, splendid meals

A GOOD comfortable bed, splendid meals,
and courteous polite attention, is two-thirds
the happiness of the travelling public. All
this can be had at moderate rates by stop
ping at the European Houst, jackson, Miss.
Nearly every one knows its popular proprie-
tor, "Uncle" Wiley Jones, and those not ac-
quainted should be, with its gentlemanly
manager Geo. W. Smith. This house is
certainly A No. 1, in every particular.
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MARRIED.

HART-FRIEDLANDER-On Wednesday,
February PC, 1879, by Rev. j. II. NJ. Chn-
maceiro, at the residence of the brides
parents, Ida Friedlander, of New Orleans.
and Benjamin Hart, of jackson. No cards,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-08

The back waters are up, and the boys
are having splendid sport hunting rabbits,
on the islands.
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Piano for sale aI a Great Sacrifice.

A splendid piano for sale at one fourth its
worth. A bargain to any one wanting a
splendid piano. For particulars call on b.
Z. c., COMET Office. II
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TIE Silver Comet Band serenaded DR..
Byron Lemly and his bride last Saturday
night; also Miss Reynolds, who is visiting
the family of Mr. E. II. Reber.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-08

LOUISE PoMERoY played to smaller
house Wednesday night than the excellence
of the play and its artistic rendition deserv-
ed, though those that were present were
fairly delighted all through the perform
ance. Among the incidents of thu evening
was the attendance of Miss Kate Claxton
and her entire troup, who occupied seats in
the dress circle among the audience. and
seemed to enjoy the evenings performance
as much as any of us. The request
which appears below was gotten up in a
very short time and presented to Mr.. Ed
wards, the manager, before the entertain
ment was over; and in accordance there
with Miss Pomeroy will appear Monday
night as Rosalind, in Shakspeare's exquisite
comedy, Gas You Like 1t" supported by
the full strength of the company;
Jno ". Ed,cards, Manager Of the Louise Pomeroy
Troupe:
SIR-You are hereby requested by the
undersigned citizens of jackson, to give
an entertainment in this city Monday even
inc.
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DoN'T fail to secure reserved seats for
Gas You Like IT. Monday night. The dia-
gram is at Ledbetter's drug store.
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SAVE 1920 by buying sewing machines
from A. L. Brunson. Call and see him
before purcasing elsewhere. If
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-08

THE orchestra for the Claxton and
Pomeroy Troupes consisted of apart of the
Cornet Band of this city.
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BUFFALO fish are plentiful in the back
waters, good many are being caught in
nets and seines.
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KATE CLAYTON and company played to
an excellent house Monday night, They
went from here to Vicksburg.
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The Steamer was out Monday evening
and the Gem Tuesday evening testing the
efficiency of their apparatus.
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CAPT. HEMAN DEMO, the efficient Circuit
Clerk of Warren county. was in the city
during the week, OH Masonic business.
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A HEAVY team-John Lippe and the
gray mule, you can't hold 'em down.
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SEWING MACHINES repaired by A. L..
Brunson at reasonable rates. If.
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TO ATTORNEYS

We matte q Speciality Of Brief Work,
and o@r Prices aoW suit you. Gioe as a
trial.
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Pearl River Foundry,

One of the leading pillow works of the
country is located in Jackson, and known
as the Pearl River Foundry. The proprie-
tor, Mr.. G. Williams, informed us that
his orders have, for some time, been large
ly in excess of his supply, and that his sales
haze been larger this year than any year
previous, showing that his splendid pillow
is becoming more and more popular every
year. Those needing work of any kind
that is done in foundry should not fail to
call on Mr.. Williams, as his name is the
very synonym for prompt and fair dealing.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-08

MISSISSIPPI CoMMANDERY, No. l, Knights
Templar meets Monday night.
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CALL on A. L. Brunson for any kind of
sewing machine you want. If.
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BRING your cotton to j. STADEKER d Son
and get the highest price.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-08

Go to Stadeker's for carpets, mattresses
etc. The greatest bargains ever offered.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-08

DIR. j. Il. HEBRON was in the City Tues
day. He has been rusticating in the swamp
country for year or so.
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CAPTAIN Emmett L. Ross, of the Canton
Mail paid the Capitol City visit Tuesday.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-08

The rush for cheap goods at STADEKER &
SoN continues. Call early and get bargains
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ELLIOT
the Of
Compuny
officers OF said Insurance Company.
DAVID URQUHART, Chm O Board
SEAL AND. FOSTER ELLIOT
Resident Secretary
Subscribed 0 February A..
J. G. EUSTS,
in New
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-08

Six spools genuine Coats thread 70
twenty five cents at SrADEKERs.
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IN VIEW OF CHANGES AMONG MANrFAC-
L turing firms, their desire 30 reduce stock. etc
I have been authorized TO offer special induce
ments 10 parties wishing to purchase ENGINES
SAW MILLS, Tt RBINE WHEELS. CORN
MILLS, RICE MILLS, and other MACHINERY Also
nay RAKES. BUCKEYE REAPERS lind NOW
Frs; CANE MILLS, THRESHING MACHINES
and all descriptions Of Improved Agricultural I'm.
plcmcnts, etc.
ns-special Freight Arrangements direct from
Factory 10 every point "a Mississippi.
hE Prices a. low and lower than New Orleans
Memphis, Il. Louis or Cincinnati.
es-NOae but standard machinery will bei mn.
uisbeyi by me and under full guara1te.s W.
RS-Haying been engaged in the maehinsT,, l,,.i
ness flT twelve years in Mississippi, Nississi,,-
plans ca depend upon getting good machinery at
low friefs Nv sending then orders 20 M,
Address. q. ID BUSTAMF NTE
Jackson Mississippi
HS-oTiers viii h. taken, also, f,r an dr.ttip-
tiJus II sECONB HAND MACHINERY.
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MAKING calls-The Health Officer be pre-
pared to receive him.
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| SEAL. |

Know Liverpool
admitted agreed
the
of
DAVID URQUHART, fBoard.
Oficial Seal]
Reside Secretary
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vIcksburg and Meridian Railroad.

VIcksburg and Meridian Railroad.
Schedule Of December Is, 1881
GONG EAsT-Lepves Vioksburg. ...........350 p. NJ.
Arrives at Jackson ...,......615 p. M.
Leaves jackson ..,...,..,,.......635 p. NJ.
Come WEsT-Leayes Meridian ,,,,.....1:48 A. NJ.
Arrives at Jackson. 1874 A. M.
Leaves Jackson .......7:45 A. NJ
FREIGHTs-G oing West. arrives at Jackson at 3z0
p. NJ, and leaves 5:27P. NJ.
Going East. arrives at jackson at 951
A. NJ, and leaves 11:4O A. NJ
E. +. RAWORTH, Gen'l Sup't.
GEO. D LAWRENCE, Assistant Sup't.
JNo W. CLINGAN, Local Agent.
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The the LIVERPOOL
The Locality
The
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DIVINE SERVICE tomorrow.