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Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-02-06

Georgia and Texas and, to greater or
les extent, other States of the South are
being overspread by greenback views of
national policy. The Democracy is fast
following the Republicans in its reduction
by the southern people. Their eyes have
been opened by the proceedings of the
past few years, and now they begin to
open on 1ettcr and more certain road to
returning prosperity than that presented
by rebellion or carpet bag misrule and
spoliation. The hard money tendencies of
the Democratic party Of the East have no
allurements for the desolated South. II
sees that returning prosperity can be gain
ed only by full supply of safe and non
interest bearing currency, They demand
the greenback and to get it they are ready
to sacrifice democratic guidance and su-
premacy. An able writer and inhuen.
tial Democratic leader has the following to
say in regard to the situation:
There can be but one result of the re-
cent determination of some of the Demo
cratic leaders to put that party on hard
money platform, and OF others. to subor-
dinate the all absorbing question of the
currency TO q struggle for office. The
Democratic party will fade out in the
South ~ the old Wing party did,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-02-06

John is gone to the hospital, sir, he
replied, being as fixed us - don
know what they call 1t.
"What frightful smell! cried /; 'yor
must mean asphyXiatcd. What is the
matter?'
",Well. sir, your house is poisoned;
that's the long and short of it; your mis-
sus IS very bad upstairs, and the maids
lust listen to 'em!
While he was speaking | heard a sue
ccsslon Of screams from the down star
premises. What are they screaming at Z
| exclaimed impaticntly
" Il don't know the name Of 'rm, he re-.
Piled, with that caution, ,tolidity pcculm
to the iorcr, hut they have any number
Of legs.
THE maids! cried |. 'ImpossiLlc!'
4" No Sirt It Is what has come with
them pinc'appns. They're mass of pu.
trctaction, and have bred IL pcstirncc and
these thing, besides.
" Are they cockroachcsr'
" 'Cockroachcs! he echoed contclnptu-
on-ly; worse than that.
"'Grr0t h,aycnsi they are not scorpi-
ons, surely
"'Ay, summit o that. Forty-two and
rurty-thrcc have been at 'rmwith a hatchct
thcs" two hours. tn" cook and house
maid are attached to these two, or would
have fled with the other servants. As for
me. am seeing they don't get upstairs
Here one of EN-.
AS she spoke an enormous ccntiprdc
wrlgglcd INTO the hail from the kitchen
stairs. The policeman drew his trun-
chcon, and, after Il hand-to-hand conflict
which reminded one Of st. George and the
dragon, ,ubducd it by cutting of its
head.
THE scene below stairs bcggars icscrip-
ton. The two maids were standing on
the dresser, screaming, and the two police
men, one with the kitchen poker and the
other with the chopper were engaged with
Il legion of abomnablc REPTILES. They
worked like Samson with his iawbonr,
but at least one of those ccntiprdes sur
yivcd the massacre. | say one, because |
am of sangmnc dispositions: cant say
less than one, because have ,crn IL cent?.
pndcln the house since very Oitcn and in
all sorts Of places My impression is that
two escaped the general slaughter, and
that they have an increasing family.
" Can you wonder now, ~ sald my hon
est lawyer inconclusion, THAT regret be.
ing found ont II mcanaS to honesty and
being so much rcspectcd?' Ii had not
saved that man in st. Kits from the gal
low,-hOwevcr, that's not the point:
mean generally, if had not succored the
widow and the orphan, | should not have
exposed myself to their generosity. It l.
their gift that make my life unrndurable
! protest, when | come upon that familiar
phrase, know all men by these presents,
It gives me quite turn.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-02-06

From the London World.
] hear from Gibraltar that Lord Napier
and the General became great cronics on
the occasion of the ex-President's S visit to
that place. They rode and strolled about,
and had mess dinners, and there was Il
review as well as Il sham battle. There
was some surprise that the General did not
wear his uniform at the review: but the
American Consul told my correspondent
that Ulysses had tired of his uniform and
sent it home. However, his horsenanship
was a theme of universal admiration. The
soldiers did their best in marching and
manmuvrng. Lord Napier was greatly
pleased, and said he had never seen them
do 50 well in his life, and he supposed they
were putting their best,foot forward for the
Yankee commander. 1t was rather trial
to undergo the inspection of II man who
had commanded over a million of men and
taken part, in most instances us command
cr, in fifty pitched battles.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-02-06

From the Aahamu Cor. Philadelphia rimrs.
The zig" Of winter has Tapped over and
covered the hills, lagoons, and pine bar
rns Of thu sunny south with mantle
Of snow, and for thoiirst time in Il genera
tion the natiy"a of Inc Gulf States have
cnioycd the luxury and novelty Of a snow
ball bout, It is impossible to present an
adequate description of the excitement
produced in south Georgia and upper
Florida when Sunday morning revealed
the unwontcd scene
At Jacksonville and daIongthe st. Johns
River the storm took the form OF slrct,
covering every exposed object with a
strong coating of lee and rendering the
streets impossible. The hotel men viewed
the scene with alarm, and the invalid
guests galrd from their windows despair
ingly, for their fanclrl security from chil.
blasts was gone. Those interested in
orange culture at all points north of Plat.
y WI Founded rnnr. tor
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-02-06


DR.. Alter, very remarkable physician,
at present living in Kittanning, is lying
in very critical condition from pleuro-
pneumonia. Great interest Is being man
Tested in the neighborhood for the Doc
tor s recovery, as he is a very useful man.
1t is stated very dogmatically as a positiv-
ity by the Doctors most enthusiastic
friends that he was the original inventor
of telegraphv; that he had it all complete
and was working out the alphabet when
Professor Morse was called in to see it
work; that Morse thus grasped the idea
and embodied it in the telegraph before
DR.. Alter was aware of it, thus gaining II
reputation and fortune that did not right
ly belong 70 him. 1t is further claimed by
some that DR.. Alter was the first to unlock
bromide from natures bosom and was
awarded a medal for the same by the med
ical college of Europe.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-02-06

Uawl 4 Nh" Woodland, came INTO
'la ioap- 1e ,.J t1 nrtat the wonder
luI sight, only to find the panic universal.
In the language of citizen: at only
nccdeda bob-sled and fur cap on the street
to clean out town and convince the ma.
tiyes that the dav of Judgment had come"
One old lady is credited with having
filed trunk with the stuff" 10 keep MS
Il curiosity, and an aged negro awoke the
SoiounerS at favorite hotel with appeals
for them to Look outen de winder an see
de dreIiu heaby frost comm down in
chunks
Horses generally refused to step from
their stables. The weather to-day Is some
what milder, and the overcoats of antique
and curious pattern which the emergency
has called into service are again relegated
to the limbo Of things that were.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-02-06

The main cause of nervousness is indiges-
ton, and that is caused by weakness of the
stomach. No one can have sound nerves and
good health without using Hop Bitters ta
strengthen the Ltomach, purify the blood, and
TO keep the liver and kidneys active, to carry
off all the poisonous aud waste msttsr cf the
wvtem, See other solurn,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-02-06

From the san Francisco Newsletter.
The newspapers are handing round an
item regarding the extraordinary power
of memory possessed by the late lamented
poet Bryant, and say it is only equaled BY
that of the present lamenicd Mr. Hayes,
Of Washington. Wonder if the latter re-
members his getting on board street.
car in Cincinnati without his pocket
book, about week after his nomination.
and promising to make the polite young
man who paid his fair, Minister to Eng
land, if he should pe elected. We wero
that polite young man; and, while we
would not give up our connection with
this chaste family journal to become King
Of the Bulgarians, still we desire to pub
licly state that Rutherford's promises are
not worth car-ticket.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-02-06

With our mines yielding 800, 1000, 900 q
year of gold and silver(S51 900, 1000 gold
and $40, 900 silver, the balance Of
trade in our favor at the rate of $3.50, ,00O,.
900 yeay, and the premium on gold oh.
liberated, and the process Of funding the
national dept at reduced rate eff interest
going on as fast as the accounts can be
cast up, we feel authorized to remark that
there is nothing that resumes like resum.
lion
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-02-06

Hostess Whispering to distinguished
amateur): 81 want you to sing next. "
Distinguished amatuer Whose voice is moi
what it used to be): 81 thought | WASH
to sing till quite the end" Hostess eyes
but there are not ices enough, and
want come Of the people 10 90 /"
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-02-06

Celery Soup.-Scrape and cut into small
pieces two lunches of celery, using the
best parts only; add two quarts of good
soup stock, with an onion cut into slices,
and stew gently until the celery is tender;
put through colander, season with pep
per and salt and return to the fire; boil
up, add a coffee cupful Of boiling milk,
thickened with little corn starch or flour,
and turn at once into the tureen. A trile
of sugar is thought by many an improve.
ment, while few bits Of fried bread put
into the tureen before pouring in thn SOUP,
pre q nies sddition,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-02-06
afuetw
PREFERENCE.

would not WOO
Some storm-browucd Juno quconly fair;
Soft eyes of blue
And sudden blushes unaware
DO net my heart in silken snare.
do not love
The eyric, but low woodland most
OF cushat dove;
Not wind but calm; not toll but rest.
And sleep in grassy meadows breast.
IL 4. Beers.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-02-06

The rebellion freed slave labor from the
expressions of slavery but it only caused a
more determined effort to degrade and en-
slave ALL labor, white ond black.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-02-06

EVERY perturbation of the monetary
system Of the country tends to the loss and
oppression of labor and the reduction of
wages.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-02-06

The Sh.inkage in values will be in Til.
den's favor in the presidential campaign
of next year. He can buy mules cheaper
than in 1876.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-02-06
How does resumption work?

BLAINE is right. One officer to three
men in the navy indicates a superAnity of
epaulettes.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-02-06
ENCHANTMENT.

If thou dost but pass before me,
And feel but the touch Of thy dress,
My heart leaps, and follows in rapture
The track of thy lovcliness.
Then thou turnest about, and bentcst
Those great eyes of thine on me,
And my heart is 50 stricken with panic,
1t scarcely can follow thee.
-H,ihC
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-02-06

lHE decaying and abandoned altars of
American liberty must be kindled anew
either in the peaceful compensations of
the hailot-box or in the fires of revolution
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-02-06

WHY arc freelunch tends good mdica-
tors 81 the weatbsrG Becan<al, sre
tss'rr1n eaters
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-02-06

ALL nature deals III compensations
The wheel of fortune turns around often
slowly but always surely. The great
Arbiter of destiny i. turning the great
wheel now' and they that are up will be
down by'end'"y, and they that are lowly
now will bave the highest seats hereafter.
Tins is Eternal Justice.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-02-06

NE StaIwarts are coming on top agaln.
ltwlll lbcrcmbered thatt "man.milIiner"
element in the Republican party defeated
Carpenter in Wisconsin and Chandler in
Michigan SIX years ago, and Logan in
Illinois later, Now Carpenter and Logan
go back, ami Chandler is about to shove
ChrlSt'ancy to one side and take his place.
ID begins to look like old times.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-02-06

IHE labor question Is occupying the
serious attention Of men Of intelligence
and reelection over the whole earth. For
centuries this most important subject has
been overlooked and pushed to the wall by
encroachments of pretentlon and discrimi
nations of law, but the agitation of the
present is compelling the enlightmcnt of
the people and ithe examination of this
great subject
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-02-06

.-. ."n..J m,
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
STAR LINE.
Goparlncrship Ncllcfs.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Partner
" ship heretofore subssung between JOHN FAWCElr
mud TUbN FANCFIT Of the CRY uf New York, under
the firm name Of join FAWCETr co. was dissolved
The SIN day Of E-brHary. 1879 by mutual consent JOHN
authorized 20 settle al debts due 10 and by The
hIm, and will continue The business g the late nm at Tho
same place. NeW. York. March ], 1919 -
~ JOHN IAWCETr
N n
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
T'O PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED RO; TE AND SHORT LINE
between
NFW-fORk AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen TIL Trains each way daily; three dep)s In
Philadelphia. two IN New 1ork.
ITack the most Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety
ON and after December l6 1875.
Trains Dcs0rOsSet and Court
LIndt street Ferries e. follows:
4:"U D s:20 10 Limited II a d.; !, 33O H. o. t;tD
$50 and lo p. SUNDAY i3D and ., T. 1880 o3J
Route Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with NIL through
an- AT Jersey Cy aordnga speedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel . -
Returnng trains leave Philadelphia 1901, 345 355, T.
iJO T. and % p on Sunday 126l 3;Ij 3jj, $50.
a. M. T. 73j y IN. - 90. , =.
H0nse ana foot DesbrOsses aud COuruaIdt-tS No 1
Brooklyn Annex Depot. foot OF EuitOn-st.
brook yn: nos ia, ll6 and llS HudsOnst HobOken;
Depot Jersey CITY Emigrant Ticket Once 80 battery
fJare H. =. FARMER
FRANK THOMSON, Gcn' Passenger Agt
General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04

U s 81 Currency, 10000.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
GI SO TO BOSTON
IS .sO VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
STONINGION LINE.

CONNECIIN No WITH ALL POINTS EAST
NOT TRIP MISSED IL SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
WARS.
The elegant steamers SIONlNGToN and MARIA.
GANSEII Leave Pier 80 North River OOt OF JaystJ at
n M daily except Sundaysl
special nTscsss limited tickets aood only on 2A5 a. NJ.
train from StOnn gtOn sold Via this line from NewI
boston for VI 81.
Tickets s all principal ticket Offices staterooms
secured Offices oI WrscO Express Company and AZ NOS
G3 307 Broadway and metropolitan and nm Avenue
Ho' PROVIDENCE LINE FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
steamers ELECTRA and GALAIEA leave Pier 20 North
River foot o WarrensL daily except Sundeysj AT p
Freight VIA either line taken at lowest rates
rWtIIkiNS' g. P.Ayt b. = BABCOCK. Prest
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
IEW-YORK AND HAYANA DIRECT MAIL


lN----FOR LONDON tNlciora DOCKS - ~
sIIOIIAND. Mar. &. IN ID CANADA .March % a. III
QUEENSTOWN AND LlNEhPoOL0-----
March nm THE OF EEN.. March ~, I y ~
$50 TO so currency; seetage, $40 DTas from t
and ~ broadway. r. w. J. HURST. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
Ncw Drbliedtlons.


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VII THIS son OF VULCAN.

By Besant and Roe This interesting story i now
,ss;y.d conne being NO Is of THE TRIBUNE NOVEL
tX1RAS JhlIty.tRO pages, Tribune Weekly SIZE flICe
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
I'll IN TO BOSTON.

co I N11 To Duo IVlN. - -,
~ -" VIA FALL RIVER LINE
limited good day OF sale for continuous
massage ON and leaving Fall River the following
in0nug 5JO arrival Of boat Regular uckeis AT -
good on train between Fal River and Boston MAgnn
''"' '''N IMPORT AND OLD COLONY
lenye NeW.York daily tSundays excepted at o y. III,
from hOrth River, foot OF Murfay-st
Lea brooklyn, Annex boat. at +3u y. m
secured at all principal Hotels anu
Ticket OftceA, ut the Pier And on steamers
BORDEN LOWELL. Agents
Gto L. CoSSoR Genl Pass ATL
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
gHON SON,
General Manager.

THE ERIE RAILWAY
row known by It's now name the NEW YORK LAKE
EhiE sny sSI cect DrcembS1 2! is7s
. a M Cincifnsu and Chicago bay Express Drawing
" n m 1aily East St Louis Express arriving az Buffalo
a. m cOnnecting the West and Southwest
sy Bs1 Pacs 'IS Tsrfss r M Wet " sSepHs
Coaches through 10 Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Cncin
natl and Chicago without change also Hotel Dining ears 70
I'm Emigrant train FOR the West
Trains leave Chambers Street Depot New York for
Newark, b:i5 S}0 II 80 a, m. 3lj 4lj, 55, GlJ $50
p m and - midnight Saiurily nights only sundays $40
EmnihcTioFd m DTS RI ParR and Pasac g. 74j - 1913 m IL
sundayr &, SO, lol 40 639. and Y mlDiSht
m and i2 midnight SUNDAYS sjo, 9:l5 lOj l:4;
oSU $SIn p & 8 7q9 q9 Il Ia a. m 5 s45aG7p n l2 mid
night sunday. G. $50 1913 a. H. lij $50. p and
CoTS%a IS, NJ $50 4$Op N. sundays, s3Oa m
NtwSHrs 7tI a. w. 85d 40 p m Sundays $50 a. n
ROndOuf and king0ton, .. IN 3IOp n sunday, $50
s"ly G%shSH t. - so 20 l5 . an m 90 P m ',' 'oO p H.
Mddlet"wa; 80 O. io;ii q n.; 54s 4;3o p, M sun
m rams ne connect Sh SeS.YorE and oswego Midland Raj
i"PG PG Isvis 7:i5 o. 1913 a. n $50 o. D. III Sundays
; 80 1913 a m, $50 aud =.
BFoRF D. leave 23d st 5 minutes earlier than above
time; trains leaving Chamnerss quarter hous leave
l45 connecung with trains leaving Chanbersst at 10
and y r. nanset and FOR apartments in Draung,oom
and eepne Soac6e can be 06ained anI orders i tho
GngG4Eo oeS SSs Ys 9 4o SIS Or 5 Boaway N Y %o
Z Cout-s, Brookyn or et the ComPanys ncpoi-
H. lz-' $50. fSa \. ABBorT Genl Pa,sr Agt NcwYorL
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trans for Englewood Cioser iermont and Nyack
a',e't3 leave 80 minutes later saturday nights.
Manuel JH0 & AB8GI'T Geni isssr Agt NcS Yors r. u"
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
llens * SdlAlO3.
HNh - A..

No Kan & Texas
100 he. ~
st l., X { e No III
l0O....bc. 33 =
OHIO n Miss
100. DcO3. 1915
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
JANUARY.
Total for Jannary asglL2 s.l ,l7o sAza9:8 4.3!oeA
FEBRUARY

Total for February 3l73lO 4600s1 e2s0,at7 7.39?es
Totals for twomhs. 706422 eOl6lO l21oO52O llsISoS
The notable features in the foregoing statemens
are the large losses deliveries OF grain for both t
Central and Hudson aud Erie IN the month of jar
nary. the gam for the Pennsylvania Railroad in the
same month. and the small loss for Ceniral anu
Hudson in February, against the large gains lO'
both the Erie and Pennsylvania Railroads. hor .no
two months together the Central and hudson
shows a loss Of 1905, ,472 bushels, the Ere a oe
of 2O8 2O2 bushels, and the Pennsylvania gam =.
1Gl7 726 bushels Central and Hudson shows
small loss in the qnanttNy y OF ihn hour deye'''' "D
After a weak and timid opening, with prices - 81.
eraIly lower than on Saturday, the movement a N~s
inward but not TO such an extent as to Stow Any ne,
terial gains from saturday closing pr.[S. az
comparisons that prices are Judged therefore, al al
compared with the lowest OF Today .1 .no Sith
prices look strong, but generally II comPaIev,o
those of Saturday night they might be ciitu hit
The principal features of the day ana those oer "
hAlped to Osteadv and improve the prices i0r the
al st were the Western Union and Lake SDoie ~, in
The dealings in either stock were not laIge' VAS
The absence of stock for sale the price Oh ne 10
advanced Western Union opened M uvtI, uvgtn ,ras
lO4l but in less than fifteen minutes IlncIine 20
selling al IO7. This was followed by oSh So shoro
1854. aud final advance 10 1929 l.aNo Nd then
first sOld at 7Ol2 rose 70 az 1ei 70 Erbe other
trnnk line shares presented no peculiar tea.i AZ
Canada Southern selling at 81 Mlcblgan IN Gem
~ S6la a s72i, Ere at 23ls92fSs1Zo's' """
trail aud Hudson nj ll5SiG 10. .;,.oods cor
The stocks OF the two Wisconsin rallroaus
tnucd active first declining and theh rel as hsh
Northwest common selling as low as - s SatuI-
aa 81 but ending at 63Sa, agains, % s,a o 20 IS,
day. The preferred stock aitet So,i SatnrIays last
hgure notable feature in the conlhvh ssry dsyi
the FREQ sales made on sellers option Va zee 81
at about per cent below me Ill ivsdas "a 35s aud
% an t 9Ti. az the last price being an ao' ""'
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04

J. Line and United STATES Mail Houte-On after
New Dc-,
Cortland Ferries follows:
Express Har.sburg Pitt-burg. the West and South
with Pullman Palace cars attached a. H. ana $50 D.
daily. ~ ,r---.o, -
tCr Wiamsp0r Lock Haven, Cory and Eric at $50
connecting Cory for Tiu~e fcliolenm Centre aud Tho
Oh Regions. WitlauispOrt and Lock Haven, 81 a. N
Baltimore, Washington and the South, Limited Wsshing
ton Express" OF Pullman Paro1 cars daily except sunday
10 m; Washington 4:l2 Regular at $50 aud
$50 and lUp sunday 4:3O a. m. and 10 p H. Zoe
Baltimore except sunday. M ,.,o ~ 10 ,,,.,,, p
EXpI FOR PhaePha AZ 7I0 so SiO himitea tn al ~
IN, 3, d, 1890 $50 and 10 III Emeraht ana second
T0st; OF brooklyn connect with all through trains
at Jersey Guy aiorus speedy aud direct tausie for
Brooklyn travel -, ,,,,,s,,.r AKA ,o.,o , -, ,.,oo
m dSir 10 M $40 p. IN daily except Monday From
washington and baltimore $50 m, 2, $50, t45 1910
m Sunday tt5O and 1910 y. n. From Phade phs
i3O 60 g;O 1910 1870 80 ijj. G:2O $50 and
1OlOp IN, SUNDAY 1870 800 lo4o 1880 H. 80 1910
u. m.
an, t1ot of COrtlandss; 40 Courtst
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